The Traitors Season 6 Cast Revealed: From Big Brother, Survivor Winners To an NFL Star

RuPaul's Drag Race star Bianca Del Rio is “bringing her signature sharp wit to The Traitors after becoming one of the most legendary queens on Drag Race after snatching the Season 6 crown with her comedy, whiplash-inducing comebacks, and polished performances. Since Drag Race, Bianca has built a career as a comedian, actor, and touring performer.”

Boman Martinez-Reid is “entering the castle after establishing himself as a viral TikTok star, content creator, and entertainer known for his comedic online presence and hilarious reality show reenactments. Boman has expanded his portfolio into television with his series Made for TV with Boman Martinez-Reid, where he served as host, as well as a guest appearance in Overcompensating.”

Bronwyn Newport is “heading from the world of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City to the Scottish castle. She hopped aboard The Real Housewives in Season 5 and quickly became a fan favorite with her distinctive fashion and outspokenness.”

Casey Wilson has “spent years entertaining audiences as an actress and singer known for films like Gone Girl, Bride Wars, and Killers, as well as television comedies such as Happy Endings. Wilson was a featured player on Saturday Night Live from 2008 to 2009, so she's a professional at slipping into different characters.”

Olympic snowboarder Chloe Kim is “trading the halfpipe for the castle. The Olympic champion became a global star after winning gold in the 2018 Winter Olympics at just 17 years old. She defended her title at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, becoming the first woman to win two Olympic snowboarding halfpipe gold medals.”

Cody Simpson is an “Australian singer and songwriter-turned competitive swimmer who will be heading to Season 6 of The Traitors. Simpson is an international pop star, releasing albums including Surfers Paradise and touring all over the globe. Simpson has also made his mark outside of music; his screen credits include Finding Cody, Bucket & Skinner's Epic Adventures, Cougar Town, and He Had It Coming.”

Craig Conover is best known to “Bravo audiences for Southern Charm and Winter House. He's also appeared in films like Reprisal and Tuesday's Flu, as well as in the upcoming television series Caroline Fletcher. His reality TV reputation has already landed him in many disagreements and complicated group dynamics, so Craig will need to decide which relationships are worth trusting while avoiding becoming a target.”

Cynthia Bailey has a “long-running legacy in reality TV thanks to The Real Housewives of Atlanta, and she's also a model, entrepreneur, actress, and television personality. Cynthia also competed in Season 3 of Celebrity Big Brother, meaning she has plenty of experience in the high-stakes pressure of reality competition. Still, The Traitors will demand a new level of strategy.”

Dominic Monaghan is “arriving at the castle with a packed portfolio of film and television roles, best known for playing Merry in the original Lord of the Rings films and Charlie in the smash drama series Lost.”

Emira D'Spain is “best known for starring in Next Gen NYC, where she stars among the young personalities making it in the Big Apple, and she also appears in the 2026 film Here I'm Alive. Emira will move from documenting her everyday life in New York to duking it out in the Scottish Highlands on Season 6 of The Traitors, where every contestant will have something to prove.”

Gizelle Bryant has “been a fixture of The Real Housewives of Potomac since its 2026 debut, with over 190 episodes under that stylish belt of hers. Aside from hosting Bravo's Chat Room, Bryant appeared on Ultimate Girl Trip and played Michelle in the 2021 BET series The Waiting Room.”

Iain Stirling is the “beloved longtime voiceover star of Love Island, providing cheeky commentary for episodes across the franchise, including Love Island, Love Island USA, and Love Island Games. Stirling is also an actor and writer known for projects like Buffering and The Dog Ate My Homework. After years of narrating other people's reality TV romances and drama, Stirling is stepping into the action himself in Season 6 of The Traitors.”

Jag Bains is “no stranger to reality TV competitions, previously competing on Big Brother and The Amazing Race, both shows where he left his mark and proved he had what it took to succeed under pressure. Traveling and social strategy are the name of the game for Bains, and The Traitors will ask him to draw on all his experience as he faces a full cast of powerhouse players with their own reality competition backgrounds.”

“After stealing hearts in the Villa on Love Island USA Season 6,” JaNa Craig has “continued to captivate viewers on Love Island: Beyond the Villa, where she documented living everyday life post-Fiji in Los Angeles with her fellow Islanders. JaNa is also slated to appear in the upcoming holiday film All for Christmas.”

Joey Graziadei “rose to fame after narrowly losing Season 20 of The Bachelorette as runner-up. He was then the subsequent star of The Bachelor Season 28. Later, Graziadei expanded his competition portfolio by winning Season 33 of Dancing with the Stars. While Joey has worked with dozens of contestants over the years, he'll need to keep his cards close to the chest if he wants to survive the cutthroat Traitors game.”

Johnny Sibilly has “built a prolific career in television, starring in hit series like Hacks, Queer as Folk, Pose, and Station 19. Johnny has also appeared in several short films, including Great Canyon, Worker's Comp, and I'm Gonna Kill You. Sibilly's experience as an actor could come in handy in a game like The Traitors, where he'll need to decide which persona will work in his favor most.”

Kristin Chenoweth has “built a career across Broadway, television, film, and music, beloved for playing Glinda in the original Broadway run of Wicked. Aside from recently starring in the NBC sitcom Stumble, Chenoweth is well known for her acclaimed performances in shows like Pushing Daisies, The West Wing, Glee, The Good Wife, and more. Some of Chenoweth's film credits include Deck the Halls, RV, and Holidate.”

Michele Fitzgerald “boasts extensive experience with reality competition, appearing on Survivor, The Challenge, and The Challenge: All-Stars. Fitzgerald's background makes The Traitors a natural fit as someone who has navigated several high-stakes competitions. But the castle comes with a mind-boggling, ever-changing rulebook, so Fitzgerald will face plenty of surprises. Her biggest challenge just might be figuring out who deserves her trust.”

Q Burdette is “returning to the world of reality TV competition after competing on Season 46 of Survivor, where he thrived and later returned for the milestone Season 50 of Survivor. Q's experience on Survivor means he is accustomed to alliances, high-stakes votes, and social manipulation, and The Traitors will put those skills to the ultimate test.”

Rachel Robinson “boasts one of the longest histories with The Challenge from the Season 6 lineup. Robinson has appeared across eight seasons of The Challenge, competing in over 90 episodes. She was also on The Challenge: All Stars, hosted The Challenge Workout, and appeared in The Challenge: Untold History. Rachel is set to bring the heat to the Scottish Highlands, so the other players should watch out.”

Rashad Jennings is “entering The Traitors with a background that spans professional football and entertainment. Rashad is a former NFL running back with eight seasons, playing for the Jacksonville Jaguars, the Oakland Raiders, and the New York Giants before retiring in 2016. After tossing the pigskin away, Rashad went on to win Season 24 of Dancing with the Stars.”

Taylor Hale “became an audience fan favorite thanks to winning Season 24 of Big Brother and later continued the trend by stealing hearts as a contestant in The Amazing Race Season 38, where she was the runner-up. Hale has plenty of experience competing in high-stakes showdowns that demand careful calculation, and now she'll bring those whip-smart instincts to a new kind of competition.”

Whitney Leavitt “rose to fame on the hit reality series The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, and she has since wasted no time in her entertainment career. Some of Whitney's acting credits include short films such as An Uncharted Desire and Remembering Tomorrow, as well as the television series The League of Warriors. She made her Broadway debut in 2025 as Roxie Hart in Chicago. Whitney is a reality TV natural, competing on Season 34 of Dancing with the Stars with Season 4 The Traitors Faithful, Mark Ballas. The pair finished in sixth place.”