Celebrity Traitors Contestant Odds: Cheryl 4/7 to Join Celebrity Traitors as Big Names Flood Series Two Market

Cheryl is 4/7 favourite to appear on the next series of Celebrity Traitors, with Danny Dyer and Alison Hammond also heavily backed in the latest betting odds.
Celebrity Traitors Contestant Odds: Cheryl 4/7 to Join Celebrity Traitors as Big Names Flood Series Two Market
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  • Cheryl 4/7 favourite to appear on Celebrity Traitors 2026.
  • Cheryl 4/7 favourite to appear on Celebrity Traitors 2026.
  • Producers reportedly targeting even bigger stars after 15.2m finale peak.

Cheryl Odds-On for Celebrity Traitors Return to TV

UK betting sites have made Cheryl the 4/7 favourite to appear on the next series of Celebrity Traitors.

The ‘Fight for Your Love’ singer is tipped for a high-profile return to the limelight, with Betway strongly backing her involvement in the second celebrity edition, expected to air in late 2026.

After last year’s first celebrity season peaked at a staggering 15.2 million viewers during the finale, producers are believed to be aiming even higher with their casting.

Celebrity Traitors 2026 Contestant Odds

Celebrity Traitors Series Two ContestantOddsImplied Probability
Cheryl4/763.6%
Danny Dyer4/660.0%
Daisy May Cooper1/150.0%
Ruth Jones6/545.5%
Alison Hammond6/440.0%
Bob Mortimer2/133.3%
Gareth Southgate2/133.3%
Mike Tindall5/228.6%
David Mitchell3/125.0%
Martin Lewis3/125.0%
Carol Kirkwood4/120.0%
Courtney Cox4/120.0%
Amanda Holden5/116.7%
Tom Hiddleston8/111.1%
Ian Wright8/111.1%

Danny Dyer & Alison Hammond Also Strongly Backed

Former EastEnders star Danny Dyer is close behind at 4/6, while This Morning favourite Alison Hammond sits at 6/4.

Daisy May Cooper is priced at evens (1/1) suggesting strong market confidence she could bring comedic chaos to the psychological game show.

Meanwhile, established TV personalities such as Ruth Jones (6/5) and Bob Mortimer (2/1) round out a heavyweight shortlist.

Sporting & Hollywood Names in the Mix

The market isn’t limited to TV stars.

Former England manager Gareth Southgate (2/1) and rugby royal Mike Tindall (5/2) are both well fancied.

Hollywood star Courtney Cox (4/1) and British actor Tom Hiddleston (8/1) add international intrigue to the betting.

Ian Wright (8/1) and Amanda Holden (5/1) also feature as potential surprise signings.

What the expert says...
Cheryl at 4/7 shows strong market confidence, especially given the narrative around her return to television. Danny Dyer at 4/6 feels equally plausible given his personality would fit the format perfectly.

Jake Ashton - Entertainment Betting Expert - OLBG.com

Why The Market Is So Competitive

The success of the first celebrity season has clearly emboldened producers.

With viewing figures hitting 15.2 million at their peak, Celebrity Traitors has quickly become one of the UK’s biggest reality formats.

That success is reflected in the depth of this market, with A-list names and household favourites priced up across the board.

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