’Survivor’ Legends Join the Official Cast of ‘The Traitors’ Season 4

The official cast of “The Traitors” Season 4, set to begin streaming on Peacock in early 2026, was just announced! Among the celebrities jetting off to the Scottish Highlands for the chance to win up to $250,000 are reality TV stars from series like “Real Housewives,” “Big Brother,” and “RuPaul’s Drag Race.”

The 22-person cast will also notably feature three former “Survivor” contestants, two of whom are former “Survivor” winners!

Former ‘Survivor’ Winners Storm the ‘Traitors’ Castle 

In addition to former “Bachelor” Colton Underwood and “Top Chef” champion Kristen Kish, Natalie Anderson, the winner of “Survivor: San Juan del Sur,” will also be joining the official cast of Season 4. Despite her twin sister, Nadiya, being the first castaway to have her torch snuffed on the 2014 “Blood vs. Water” season, Anderson was eventually able to outwit, outlast and outplay the others and secure the title of “Sole Survivor.”

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Anderson similarly excelled during her appearance on “Survivor: Winners at War,” coming in second place. She has since been cast on a number of reality competition series, including “The Challenge” and “The Amazing Race.” 

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Rob Cesternino, who originally appeared on “Survivor: The Amazon” in 2003, has similarly been confirmed for the official cast. Despite hopes that Cesternino would appear on the forthcoming “Survivor 50,” the “Rob has a Podcast” host has since confirmed that he will be jetting off to Scotland instead of Fiji.

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Joining Anderson and Cesternino in the “Traitors” castle is yet another “Survivor” winner – Yamil “Yam Yam” Arocho. Arocho was crowned the “Sole Survivor” of Season 44 in 2023, beating out runner-up and “Traitors” Season 3 alum, Carolyn Wiger, for the million-dollar prize. 

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Arocho’s castmate Wiger is not the first “Survivor” alum to breakthrough onto the award-winning murder-mystery series, though she did bring her trademark chaotic energy to Season 3 when she teamed up with Bob the Drag Queen, Danielle Reyes, and fellow “Survivor” alum Rob “Boston Rob” Mariano. 

Wiger and Mariano were joined on the Season 3 cast by “Survivor: Cagayan” winner Tony Vlachos and “Survivor: Second Chances” winner Jeremy Collins. 

Former “Survivor” champions similarly appeared on “The Traitors” Season 2, namely “Survivor: Pearl Islands” Sandra Diaz-Twine and “Survivor: Micronesia” winner Parvati Shallow. 

Both Stephenie LaGrossa and Cirie Fields, who are set to appear on “Survivor 50” in early 2026, joined the official cast of “The Traitors” Season 1 in 2023, after getting their start on “Survivor.” 

Of all the “Survivor” alums who have appeared on “The Traitors” thus far, Fields has inarguably played the best game, becoming the first and only “Traitor” to win the series. Despite having to betray her closest friends to cash in the $250,000 grand prize, Fields previously reported that she put the money to good use. 

“My mother is nearly 83 years old. She lives in this apartment I hate going to because of the stairs. There’s no elevator,” Fields told BBC Three. “I wanted to win to get this money and get a little place for her. Somewhere she can go right in the backyard, not have to do stairs and be more comfortable. My family has always supported me and I want to give something back.”