Meet the celebrity contestants on The Traitors Australia 2026

Dicko, an English expat, became a well-known face on television after joining as talent judge on Australian Idol in 2003. But he has also featured on My Restaurant Rules, Celebrity Survivor: Vanuatu, Dancing With The Stars and Celebrity Apprentice.

One of the few success stories from the many seasons of Married At First Sight is Cam Merchant and his wife, Jules Robinson.

The father-of-two looked for love in the sixth season of MAFS. Now, he is a mental health ambassador, content creator, and performance coach.

The fabulous Kween Kong rose to fame after appearing in the second season of RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under. She continued to appear on Drag Race Global All Stars.

In 2023, she was nominated for the Logies Graham Kennedy Award for Most Popular New Talent Award – the first drag queen to be nominated in the ceremony’s history.

Krissy Marsh was the no-filter fan-favourite housewife on The Real Housewives of Sydney.

Her presence on reality television aside, Krissy is incredibly successful in the real estate industry, author of The Real Krissy Marsh Cookbook, and a proud mum.

AJ knows how to play a game… He is a gamer, serious poker player, and previously competed in Australian Surivor: Brains v Brawns II. He may not have won the season, but he certainly one to watch on The Traitors Australia.

So many Australian Survivor contestants! Henry competed back in 2017 with much longer hair, and has since pursued directing in film.

Shane won her first Olympic gold medal at just 14-years-old, and continued to win two more in her swimming career. In 1985, she was inducted into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame.

She later tried her hand at Survivor, competing in two seasons: Champions v Contenders and All Stars.

Keira has searched for love on-screen twice. Reality TV fans first met her in 2016 on The Bachelor, and then on Bachelor in Paradise in 2018. She also competed on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! Australia.

While signing on to do The Traitors, Keira also works as a buyer manager for Ray White.

Gamble is a musician turned Melbourne housewife. Her song Barrenjoey Road debuted at number one on The Australian Top 20 back in 2021.

Alex’s first introduction to TV was on The Bachelor back in 2016. While she won the heart of Richie Strahan, the pair confirmed their split a year later.

Although Kirby didn’t win either of the two seasons of Survivor she competed in, she was undoubtedly a fan-favourite. The Aussie footballer is also incredibly skilled at ‘playing the game.’ So watch out!

Tully appeared on Big Brother back in 2001, and is now a writer, presenter and content creator.

One of the few non-reality TV stars this year is musician Rob Farnham. He also happens to be the eldest son of John Farnham, a musical icon in Australia.

Claudia featured on the 2022 season of Love Island Australia and was crowned the winner with Austen Bugeja, who are still together.

Rachael had a short appearance in the third season of Love Island Australia before her elimination. But she is now well-known for her cosplay content on social media.

New Zealand-born Manaaki has appeared in two reality dating programs! More recently, he featured on Aussie Shore, but he was also in Heartbreak Island on Channel Seven.

Cosima appeared on the 2003 season of Australian Idol, but was unfortunately forced to walk away due to complications with her vocal nodules.

Josh Packham won the second season of Love Island Australia, and has been a content creator since. His identical twin, Luke, is no stranger to reality TV either! He starred in the same season of Love Island before both boys teamed up on The Block in 2021.

Lawson first appeared on television in 2024, with the first (and only) season of Made In Bondi.

Aussie comedian and writer, Rhys has been a judge on Drag Race Down Under since 2021.

Season two and fourteen MasterChef star Alvin is returning to the screen once again.