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O'Grady, S. (2026, September 3). Celebrity Traitors’ Joe Lycett thought he would not get along with some co-stars. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/celebrity-news/joe-lycett-claudia-winkleman-jerry-hall-james-acaster-james-blunt-b1295655.html
O'Grady, Sean. “Celebrity Traitors’ Joe Lycett thought he would not get along with some co-stars.” Evening Standard, 3 Sept. 2026, https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/celebrity-news/joe-lycett-claudia-winkleman-jerry-hall-james-acaster-james-blunt-b1295655.html.
O'Grady, Sean. “Celebrity Traitors’ Joe Lycett thought he would not get along with some co-stars.” Evening Standard, September 3, 2026. https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/celebrity-news/joe-lycett-claudia-winkleman-jerry-hall-james-acaster-james-blunt-b1295655.html.
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Joe Lycett, a 38-year-old comedian participating in the second series of the BBC show "Celebrity Traitors", was initially apprehensive about some of his co-stars when he saw the lineup. However, he ended up getting along with everyone, including comedienne Joanne McNally, who was also part of the show. Lycett admitted on a radio interview that he had broken the terms of his non-disclosure agreement by asking others if they were participating in the show and even mentioning it on WhatsApp. The show, which is set in a Scottish Highlands castle, features 21 celebrity contestants, with most being "faithfuls" and a few "murderous traitors" who kill off players at night. Despite his initial concerns, Lycett said he was relieved to find that there were no co-stars he didn't get along with.
