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The Celebrity Traitors Season 2 live stream: where to watch

Episode 5 drops October 15 — but Indian viewers won’t find the UK version anywhere. Here’s where it is streaming, and what’s confirmed vs. guessed.

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The Software Desk · (15 Oct 2026)

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Cast of The Celebrity Traitors Season 2 standing in front of a Scottish castle
Cast of The Celebrity Traitors Season 2 standing in front of a Scottish castlePhoto via Tom's Guide
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  1. 1.Where to watch
  2. 2.Free options
  3. 3.What to expect

The Celebrity Traitors Season 2 live stream: where to watch — October 15, 2026, at 8 p.m. BST (UK), 3 p.m. ET (US), 12 p.m. PT (US), 8 p.m. IST (India), but not in India. And 9 p.m. AEDT (Australia). The season finale airs Friday, October 30, at 8 p.m. UK time.

Episode 5 drops Thursday, October 15, the same day this guide publishes. On BBC One and BBC iPlayer in the UK, and on Crave in Canada, 10.com.au in Australia, and ThreeNow in New Zealand. It is not available in India for streaming or broadcast as of October 15, 2026. No Indian platform has announced a release date or licensing deal for the UK version.

Viewers in India can instead watch The Traitors India Season 2 on Amazon Prime Video, hosted by Karan Johar, a locally produced adaptation with no relation to the UK broadcast schedule or cast. The UK version features Claudia Winkleman hosting Bella Ramsey, Michael Sheen, Richard E. Grant, Miranda Hart, James Acaster, Maya Jama, Ross Kemp and Leigh-Anne Pinnock in a Scottish Highlands castle, competing for up to £100,000 for charity.

Some are Faithful. Some are Traitors. None get to keep their dignity intact.

Where to watch

CountryChannel or serviceFree or paid
United KingdomBBC One / BBC iPlayerFree (requires valid UK TV Licence)
United StatesPeacockPaid (season 2 not yet available. Only season 1 is streaming)
CanadaCravePaid ($11.99/month with ads)
Australia10.com.auFree with ads
AustraliaParamount+Paid (inconsistent episode availability. Only 3 of first 4 episodes confirmed as of October 14)
New ZealandThreeNowFree with ads

Free options

BBC iPlayer in the UK offers full, free access to all 10 episodes. Live and on demand, provided you hold a valid UK TV Licence. In Australia, 10.com.au carries all four released episodes (as of October 15) at no cost, with advertising. ThreeNow in New Zealand also streams the show free with ads, though its current episode count isn’t specified in the source.

Crave in Canada and Peacock in the US require subscriptions. And Peacock doesn’t yet have season 2 at all.

What to expect

Ten episodes total. Thursdays and Fridays at 8 p.m. UK time through October 30. The format remains unchanged: a group of celebrities arrive at a remote castle. Some are secretly assigned as Traitors.

The rest are Faithful. Each round involves missions, banishments and escalating paranoia. The prize pool, up to £100,000. Goes to charity, not contestants.

This season’s cast leans heavily into UK comedy, drama and pop culture: Miranda Hart, James Acaster, Maya Jama, Ross Kemp. Bella Ramsey and Michael Sheen add serious acting heft. Richard E. Grant brings his usual glint of menace. Leigh-Anne Pinnock returns after her breakout run in season 1.

No AI twists. No VR voting. Just people lying to each other’s faces in tartan-walled rooms. The US debut on Peacock remains unconfirmed, Tom’s Guide estimates November 13, but that’s speculation, not an announcement.

Until then, US viewers have no legal, licensed way to stream season 2. Canadian, Australian and New Zealand audiences are covered. India is not. Amazon Prime Video’s The Traitors India is the only officially available version there, and it’s a separate production, filmed in Rajasthan, with its own rules and host.

Season 2 episodes continue dropping weekly on BBC iPlayer until October 30. After that? A global rollout. If it happens, will depend on regional licensing deals.

No such deals for India have been reported.

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