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Minchin, R. (2026, October 6). Ross Kemp insists he had his ‘game face’ on during Celebrity Traitors. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/celebrity-news/ross-kemp-national-emergencies-trust-bbc-one-afghanistan-jerry-hall-b1299776.html
Minchin, Rod. “Ross Kemp insists he had his ‘game face’ on during Celebrity Traitors.” Evening Standard, 6 Oct. 2026, https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/celebrity-news/ross-kemp-national-emergencies-trust-bbc-one-afghanistan-jerry-hall-b1299776.html.
Minchin, Rod. “Ross Kemp insists he had his ‘game face’ on during Celebrity Traitors.” Evening Standard, October 6, 2026. https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/celebrity-news/ross-kemp-national-emergencies-trust-bbc-one-afghanistan-jerry-hall-b1299776.html.
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TV star Ross Kemp appeared in the second series of Celebrity Traitors on BBC One, where participants compete by identifying traitors among themselves. Despite his paranoia being noted by viewers, Kemp insists he was always cautious but enjoyed the experience. He compared appearing in the show to missions he conducted in Afghanistan, implying that facing suspected traitors is less nerve-wracking than combat operations there. Kemp stated he entered with a strategy and aimed to be an honest player ("Faithful"). Since the airing of the series, which began in September 2023, Kemp has noticed increased public recognition.