The Celebrity Traitors has been renewed for a second series next year.
It follows the success of this year's edition, which finished last week with a dramatic finale.
Comedian Alan Carr was crowned the winner, beating comedian Nick Mohammed and historian David Olusoga in the final.
He burst into tears after revealing he was a traitor, and says the nearly 100 thousand euro prize money will be donated to a children's cancer charity.
The show has been a ratings hit for the BBC, after more than six million viewers tuned into the first episode.
The broadcaster says the final episode was watched by an average of 11-point-1 million people.
Announcing its been green lit for another season, Kalpna Patel-Knight, Head of Entertainment at the BBC, said: “Studio Lambert have done an outstanding job as The Celebrity Traitors has well and truly captivated the nation, becoming a bona fide highlight of the year bringing record numbers of people together to enjoy every twist and turn.
"In 2026 the doors of the castle will be opened again to welcome celebrity players to the game to see who can charm, who can scheme and ultimately who can survive in series two which promises to be just as unmissable as the first."
