CHARLOTTE Church, Alan Carr and Paloma Faith were among the many famous faces who were spotted arrive in Scotland to film Celebrity Traitors.
Fans of the hot BBC show are thrilled they are getting a star-studded spin-off, and the incredible line-up does NOT disappoint.
QI legend Stephen Fry, 67, was the first name to be revealed by The Sun last year, and he was also spotted at the ai
He was joined by comedian Alan Carr, 48, who was at one point spotted without his famous glasses.
and Scottish Line of Duty actor Mark Bonnar, 56, who played DCC Mike Dryden in the cult series.
Olympic swimming star Tom Daley, 30, was all smiles as he got ready to play the famous game.
Other celebs include pop star Paloma Faith, 43, BBC sports presenter Clare Balding, 54, and comedian Lucy Beaumont, 41.
Paloma looked happy and relaxed as she got her luggage together.
We told how Claudia was handed an the star spin-off thanks to the incredible ratings success of the programme's first three series.
We also revealed how bosses went to extreme lengths in order to keep details surrounding the series a secret.
But Claudia recently confessed she isn't allowed to have any of her A-list pals take part in the show.
She also confessed that she would love to take part in the programme as a contestant herself and find a substitute host but admitted she would be no good at the game herself.
The TV star said: “I would love to play that game.
“I would not be very good at it but I would love to play.”
Claudia arrived in Scotland earlier this week, as she gets ready to host the show.
Onlookers turned heads as she made her way through the airport.
A source told The Scottish Sun: “Claudia seemed to be quite cheery and happy. She was sporting her usual trademark fringe.
“A few people at the arrivals recognised her and she smiled back.
“She just went through the baggage reclaim, waited for her luggage, and met a young guy.
“She got into a car and off they went, probably towards Inverness.”
