The Traitors Season 3 Cast: Could [Spoiler] Be a Traitor Next?

Kenya Moore (The Real Housewives of Atlanta)

Anyone who’s watched The Real Housewives of Atlanta knows that Kenya Moore is as devious as they come. (Not to mention, she’s one of Season 2 Traitor Phaedra Parks’ archnemeses—emphasis on the “one of.”) Kenya has starred  on The Real Housewives of Atlanta since Season 5 (with a break in Season 11). She’s known for quotes like “Gone With the Wind, fabulous” and is regarded as one of the best shade assassins across all of the Real Housewives franchise. As the former 1993 Miss USA, Kenya also has the skills to be nice to someone’s face and stab them behind their back.

She’s also already an expert traitor hunter. In an interview on the “Two Ts in a Pod” podcast in February 2023, Kenya claimed that she would’ve clocked Phadera as a traitor from the moment they saw each other. She would’ve been the first one I would’ve said,” Kenya said. “You know I know who she is. I would’ve told you guys from the beginning, ‘It’s definitely Phaedra.’” She added that she always believed Phaedra would “lean into the villain that she really is.”

Monica Garcia (The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City)

The name on everyone’s lips after The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Season 5 finale was Monica Garcia (or Monica Fowler or Monica Darnel or Monica Delgado or Reality Von Tease.) Monica starred on The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City for one season in Season 5, however, she became an instant fan favorite when it was revealed that she was behind the Instagram troll account Reality Von Tease, which was infamous in Salt Lake City for trolling the RHOSLC cast. Monica is already a pro at living a double life, so put her on The Traitors.

Tom Sandoval (Vanderpump Rules)

Tom Sandoval became the “most hated man in America,” according to The New York Times, in 2023 after news broke that he cheated on his girlfriend of nine years, Ariana Madix, with their co-star and Ariana’s close friend, Raquel Leviss. The drama, which has since been nicknamed as Scandoval, became one of the most-talked about news stories of that year, with Tom still feeling the effects of the affair to this day. Sure, as one of the most controversial figures in reality TV history, Tom, who has starred on Vanderpump Rules since Season 1, may be banished right away, but at least we know he’ll make damn good TV before he leaves.

Nick Viall (The Bachelor)

There are Bachelor villains and then there’s Nick Viall. Nick joined Bachelor Nation in Season 10 of The Bachelorette with Andi Dorfman, where he was the runner-up. Due to his habit of rubbing other contestants the wrong way, Nick was dubbed as that season’s villain. Nick then returned for The Bachelorette Season 11 with Kaitlyn Bristowe, where he was also the runner-up. He started as a guest before asking Kaitlyn to give him a chance and later joined the cast. Nick and Kaitlyn also were infamous that season for becoming the first Bachelor Nation couple to have sex outside of the Fantasy Suites. Nick has since pivoted to a podcast career with his own podcast, “The Viall Files,” where he interviews Bachelor Nation alums and reality stars about their pitfalls on TV. With his smooth talking and devious personality, Nick would make for the perfect addition to The Traitors. 

Christine Quinn (Selling Sunset)

Christine Quinn was the villain of Selling Sunset from Seasons 1 to 5, and since she left, the series hasn’t been the same. Armed with platinum-blonde hair, a wardrobe to kill and insults that hit below the belt, Christine would be a dangerous contestant on Traitors. Her realtor background could also come in handy in the castle. If she could sell multi-million-dollar houses on the daily, she could sell a lie to just about anyone. 

Danielle Reyes (Big Brother)

Danielle Reyes is often regarded as the best Big Brother player who’s never won, the same nickname given to Traitor Season 1 winner and Survivor alum, Cirie Fields. Danielle was the runner-up on Big Brother Season 3 and, according to many experts, would have won if the jury that season didn’t see her confessionals shittalking them before their vote. The upset led Big Brother to make a permanent change to their jury format and sequester the contestants going forward. Danielle returned to Big Brother in Season 7: All-Stars and Big Brother: Reindeer Games, however, she failed to secure a win either time. Still, with a nickname like Black Widow (the same nickname bestowed on Season 2 Traitor and Survivor alum Parvati Shallow), Danielle deserves another chance to lie and deceive. 

Britney Haynes (Big Brother)

While she’s never won a season of Big Brother, Britney Haynes is still known as one of the most popular contestants to come out of the BB house for her hilarious and brutally honest confessionals. She came in fourth place on Big Brother Season 12; eighth place on Big Brother Season 14, and fifth place on Big Brother: Reindeer Games. While it’s unclear whether she would be a Faithful or a Traitor, what is certain is that Britney would take her same shady confessionals to Scotland.

Trixie Mattel (RuPaul’s Drag Race) 

Trixie Mattel is one of the most successful contestants to come from RuPaul’s Drag Race. She made her Drag Race debut in Season 7 where she came in sixth place. She returned for Season 3 of RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars, which she won. Since her win, Trixie has since teamed up with fellow Drag Race alum, Katya Zamolodchikova, for their own Netflix web series, I Like to Watch, where they watch Netflix shows while making hilarious and often shady commentary about their storylines. Trixie also made a guest appearance on Season 5 of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, so she knows how to do deal with two-faced reality stars.

Wes Bergmann (The Challenge)

When it comes to The Challenge and MTV reality shows, Wes Bergmann has almost anyone beat. Wes, who made his debut on The Real World: Austin, was the winner of The Duel; Rivals II; and All Stars 3. He was also a finalist on Fresh Meat; rivals; Champs vs. Pros; Champs vs. Stars 2; and War of the Worlds, as well as competed on about half a dozen other Challenge seasons and spin-offs. As proven by two Challenge alums in Season 2 of The Traitors, Wes would fit right in with their aggressive game-playing.

Mike “Miz” Mizanin (The Challenge)

Mike “Miz” Mizanin started his reality TV career on The Real World: Back to New York in 2001. He went on to star on Real World/Road Rules Challenge from 2002 to 2005 and went on to win Battle of the Seasons and The Inferno II. He also made it to the finals of Battle of the Network Reality Stars and won a reality stars-themed episode of Fear Factor in 2006. He also performs as a WWE wrestler under the ring name The Miz, so there’s no doubt The Miz has fight in him and would be a force to be reckoned with in the challenges on The Traitors. 

Rob Mariano (Survivor)

Rob Mariano, also known as Boston Rob, is one of Survivor’s most experienced contestants, competing on a total of five seasons: Survivor: Marquesas; Survivor: All-Stars, where he was the runner-up; Survivors: Heroes vs. Villains; Survivor: Redemption Island, which he was the winner; and Survivor: Winners at War. He was also a mentor on Survivor: Islands of the Idols, and competed on The Amazing Race 7, where he was the runner-up and The Amazing Race 11: All-Stars. With more than two decades on reality TV game shows, Boston Rob knows a thing or two about how to manipulate and talk his way into anything, which makes him the perfect candidate for The Traitors. 

Courtney Yates (Survivor)

Courtney Yates made her Survivor debut on Survivor: China, where she made a name for herself for her sharp tongue and quick wit, especially seen in her season-long rivalry with contestant Jean-Robert Bellande. She was the runner-up of Survivor: China and returned for Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains, where, of course, she was put in the Villains tribe. Courtney was sent home in 11th place on Heroes vs. Villains, but her short time solidified her as one of the series’ greatest villains of all time and a reality star deserving of a place on The Traitors.