Alan Carr, the renowned British funnyman aged 48, has recently become the latest star to sign up for the highly anticipated 'Celebrity Traitors'. This celebrity version of the hit BBC elimination game show, hosted by Claudia Winkleman, is set to bring a whole new level of entertainment. Alongside his pal Jennifer Saunders, 66, Carr will be a part of the competition, with bosses carefully choosing him to create an interesting juxtaposition against the more sensible stars. ITV News' Political Editor Robert Peston, 64, is also among those poised to take part.

Why Alan Carr is a National Treasure

A source close to the show revealed, "Alan is an absolute national treasure and will be an incredible contestant. He'll make great telly as well as being a top player. The scenes that could play out as he grapples with the more sensible names on the lineup and giggles away with pals like Jennifer are sure to be unforgettable. He has been one of viewers' dream signings since the idea of a celebrity version was first floated, and now that talks are in final stages, everyone is thrilled."

Alan Carr's Personality on the Show

Alan Carr is known for his unique sense of humor and ability to connect with audiences. His presence on 'Celebrity Traitors' is expected to add a new dimension to the game. He will bring his quick wit and comedic timing, making every moment on the show a delight. Whether it's bantering with the other contestants or trying to outwit them, Carr is sure to make an impact.

The Impact of the Coopers

Comedy duo Daisy May Cooper and her brother Charlie have also been snapped up by BBC bosses. An insider shared, "Bosses are convinced Daisy and Charlie will be great players. They're hilarious, witty, and have award-winning acting skills. Their addition to the show will bring a fresh energy and a different perspective." The Coopers shot to fame in 2014 with their BBC award-winning mockumentary 'This Country', playing Cotswolds-based cousins Kerry and Lee 'Kurtan' Mucklowe. Their popularity is sure to translate well to the 'Celebrity Traitors' stage.

Other Contestants and the Show's Future

TV presenter Clare Balding, 53, retired Olympic diving sensation Tom Daley, 30, and actor Stephen Fry, 67, will also be joining the cast. After the success of this year's series of 'The Traitors' which attracted four million viewers a night, a third instalment of the civilian show is set to air early next year. The Traitors is a game that includes lies and deception, and as a BBC spokesperson commented, "it would be foolhardy for any Faithful to speculate before the game has begun." Each contestant will bring their own story and skills to the table, making for an exciting and unpredictable competition.