Claudia Winkleman will once again be inviting a group of strangers to the iconic castle in the Scottish highlands, with viewers set to be treated to yet another few weeks of treachery, twists and unmissable TV moments that will hopefully live up to the drama of the recent celebrity edition.
In the clip, we hear Claudia's voice saying: "Have yourself a merry little Christmas", before she adds: "I'm joking."
Watch the teaser below:
View oEmbed on the source websiteBut what exactly does it signify? We'll obviously have to wait until the first episode airs in a few days time before we know for sure, but fans have already been speculating on social media about the possible purpose of a red-cloaked traitor.
Another mused: "Imagine if the traitors are in trouble, they can call in a past traitor (the red traitor) to give them advice/tips," while a third fan wrote: "All money on it being a secret traitor that isn’t revealed to the audience."
Of course, The Traitors has never been afraid of shaking things up with changes to the format year on year to add a little extra drama – with last year's addition of a new power known as The Seer just one of many notable examples.
The Traitors season 4 begins on Thursday 1st January 2026 at 8pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. Seasons 1-3 are available to watch on iPlayer.
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