The Traitors US Season 4 Casts LGBTQ+ Stars Including a Drag Race Winner
The upcoming fourth season of The Traitors US will feature a diverse cast of celebrities, including several prominent LGBTQ+ figures such as Colton Underwood, Johnny Weir, Monét X Change, Kristen Kish, and Yamil “Yam Yam” Arocho. Alan Cumming returns as host, welcoming a mix of reality TV stars and celebrities competing for the prize pot.
Previous Season Highlights
Last season concluded with the Faithfuls—Dolores Catania, Dylan Efron, Gabby Windey, and openly gay British Royal family member Ivar Mountbatten—claiming victory. The season also included RuPaul’s Drag Race star Bob the Drag Queen and Selling Sunset personality Chrishell Stause.
New Season Details
- Premiere Date: January 9
- Broadcast Platforms: Peacock initially, with availability later on BBC iPlayer
- Host: Alan Cumming
Notable Cast Members
- A Real Housewives of Potomac star, also 2013's Miss United States, brings experience in captivating audiences.
- A star from Real Housewives of Dubai and Ladies of London is recognized for her candid opinions, potentially making her a strong player at strategic discussions.
“The Traitors US host Alan Cumming is set to welcome more celebs to the castle.”
“Among the LGBTQ+ cast members for the new season are Colton Underwood, Johnny Weir, Monét X Change, Kristen Kish, and Yamil ‘Yam Yam’ Arocho.”
The show continues to blend strategy, suspense, and celebrity personalities in the ultimate murder mystery game format.
Summary: The Traitors US season 4 returns January 2026 with a star-studded, diverse LGBTQ+ cast and Alan Cumming hosting the thrilling competition for the prize pot.
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