Stephen Fry Reveals Key Clue on BBC's Celebrity Traitors Amid Unseen On-Set Tensions

Celebrity Traitors viewers were left baffled after Faithful Stephen Fry appeared to let slip he knew there were “three” Traitors during a roundtable, prompting X users to question how he could be so confident and sparking calls to gag him at the table. Fans picked up on his repeated comment and speculated it betrayed inside knowledge, intensifying online debate about his role in the game. Separately, several outlets reported a behind‑the‑scenes argument between Fry and fellow Faithful David Olusoga in which they accused one another of being Traitors, but BBC/Traitors producers have denied any off‑camera feud. Meanwhile viewers already know (but the contestants do not) that Claudia Winkleman chose Jonathan Ross, Alan Carr and Cat Burns as the Traitors, who have since “murdered” celebs including Paloma Faith, Tom Daley and Charlotte Church as the Faithfuls continue to hunt them down. Olusoga’s repeated praise of Fry as a “genius” has also drawn mixed reactions from viewers, adding another layer to the show's on‑ and off‑screen drama.