The Celebrity Traitors rich list has been revealed ahead of tonight’s finale and it may come as no surprise that presenter Jonathan Ross is one of the celebs at the top of the list
Celebrity Traitors quickly became one of the most talked about TV shows this year and tonight’s final will see the remaining five contestants compete to win the jackpot for their chosen charity, with Alan Carr, Cat Burns, Joe Marler, Nick Mohammed and David Olusoga still in the game.
Ahead of the highly anticipated finale on Thursday, 6 November, it has been revealed which celebs have the biggest bank balance. It may come as no surprise that long-standing talk show presenter Jonathan Ross is one of the celebs at the top of the list.
Jonathan Ross’s production firms filed their accounts with Companies House and revealed he has £1,462,005 in reserves. These are made up from BFQ Ltd, which has £768,607, while Hot Sauce T.V. Ltd has £693,398. The companies paid approximately £181,500 in corporation tax, which suggests a £726,000 profit for the year.
Another celeb high up on the rich list is Alan Carr. Despite his UK firms being dissolved, it has been reported that his overall net worth would be upwards of £20 million.
Cat Burns, who has made it to tonight’s final as one of the last standing Traitors alongside Alan, also has an impressive bank balance. The singer has two music-related firms: CB Collaborations Ltd accounts, which reveal an overall profit of £237,817, and Homegrown Live Ltd which shows a profit of £192,790, giving a profit of £430,607 for the last year.
Comedian Nick Mohammed’s Riddikulus Ltd has £843,338 in equity and reportedly paid £32,506 in corporation tax last year, suggesting a profit of £130,000.
Fan favourite of the show, former rugby union player Joe Marler, might have retired last year but he still boasts a hefty bank balance. Joe Marler Ltd had reported reserves of £746,490 last year.
The BBC show released a teaser trailer earlier this week, giving fans a sneak peek at the tense finale to come. The clip saw Alan, Cat, Joe, Nick and David walk through the eerie halls of the Traitors ‘ castle as a clock strikes twelve.
Sitting at the final roundtable, we watch as host Claudia Winkleman tells them: “Players, this is it. Who can you trust? Who is on your side? For the final time then, the floor is yours.”
Earlier today, ex contestants Kate Garraway and Clare Balding reflected on their Celebrity Traitors feud live on Good Morning Britain, with Kate accusing Clare of calling her a Traitor behind her back. Clare interrupted: “She kept arguing with me Ed, she kept arguing if somebody put your name down – I never put your name down.”
To which Kate fired back: “But you told everyone you thought it was me?”
After Clare said that she said that at the roundtable, Kate responded: “Jonathan and David both said it was you. Let’s carry on.”
Source: Mirror
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