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The article discusses complaints from several celebrities participating in the upcoming second season of 'Celebrity Traitors' regarding the promotional headshots used by the BBC. Comedian Rob Beckett expressed frustration over his image, stating 'there's a traitor in the photoshop department' and questioning what happened to his face. His wife, Lou, joked about using AI to replace him in household photos with the unflattering image. Love Island presenter Maya Jama also criticized the BBC's chosen image, saying 'They did us all dirty tbh.' Comedian Joanne McNally raised concerns about her exclusion from the show's trailers, wondering if she was actually part of the series or if it was 'a fever dream.' The article lists other notable participants including comedians Joe Lycett, Romesh Ranganathan, and Miranda Hart, as well as actors Bella Ramsey, Michael Sheen, Richard E Grant, and musicians Leigh-Anne Pinnock and James Blunt. The show will also feature mathematician Professor Hannah Fry, who will use her statistical expertise to identify traitors. Claudia Winkleman will host the second season, which is set to premiere on October 1, 2026, airing on Thursday and Friday evenings. The article emphasizes that the complaints are about the promotional materials rather than the show itself, with contestants expressing disappointment over how they are being represented in marketing materials. The BBC has not yet responded to these complaints, but the controversy has already generated discussion around the show's promotion.