Joe Marler has said his friends often question him on whether he is famous enough to appear on the star-studded reality series.

The former England rugby player is one of the 19 well-known faces taking part in the latest series, but said he’s often quizzed on whether he’s famous enough to be taking part.

“The question I get the most is, ‘How did you get on that show? There’s loads of celebrities on there?’” he said.

“The question I get the most is ‘How did you get on that show?’ There’s loads of celebrities on there?’” he said.

Last week’s episode showed that Joe’s “Big Dog” theory still threatens Jonathan’s survival on the series – so what exactly is it?

Both Ruth and Clare have praised Cat for her wiles after learning that the singer-songwriter is one of the three Traitors.

Unlike Alan and Jonathan, both of whom have raised alarm bells in the castle, Cat has slid under the radar totally undetected… so far.

Yeesh! Speaking to Luxury London, Ruth (who was murdered in last week’s episode) said she would not want to re-enter the castle.

“I thought it would be like the celebrity version of Bake Off; I didn’t think it would be that savage,” she said. “But it was The Traitors, so what was I expecting?”

Jonathan may have pulled off last week’s double bluff – but it appears his game plan is crumbling with Joe M naming the broadcaster as his prime suspect…

In the civilian version of the show, there’s a total prize of £120,000 that can be won by the contestants but it’s a different story for the celeb spin-off…

BANISHED: Clare Balding, Tameka Empson, Niko Omilana

MURDERED: Ruth Codd, Tom Daley, Paloma Faith