The Traitors Season 4 Cast: Full Roster & Winners

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Three seasons into The Traitors, the show had already built a reputation for turning C-list reality TV into must-watch television, but Season 4 raised the stakes further than any prior year. Rather than leaning on a handful of recognizable faces surrounded by relative unknowns, Peacock and host Alan Cumming assembled a 23-person cast stacked with some of the highest-profile names the franchise had ever landed: Real Housewives royalty, a Bachelor lead turned LGBTQ+ icon, Olympic figure skating legends, a K-pop star, a three-time Dancing with the Stars champion, and the mother of two NFL stars.

The Full Season 4 Roster (23 Players)

Names in bold have their own dedicated profile pages on this site.

  • Ian Terry — The Big Brother 14 winner, the youngest champion in the show’s history at the time.
  • Porsha Williams — A longtime Real Housewives of Atlanta star and entrepreneur.
  • Rob Cesternino — A multi-season Survivor veteran and longtime reality-TV podcaster.
  • Donna Kelce — Mother of NFL stars Travis and Jason Kelce, cast as Season 4’s Secret Traitor.
  • Caroline Stanbury — A businesswoman and reality personality from Ladies of London and The Real Housewives of Dubai.
  • Tiffany Mitchell — A Big Brother standout regarded as one of the show’s sharper strategic players.
  • Monét X Change — A RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars winner.
  • Michael Rapaport — Actor and outspoken podcast host of I Am Rapaport.
  • Ron Funches — Stand-up comedian and actor known for the Trolls franchise.
  • Yam Yam Arocho — Survivor 44 winner and salon owner.
  • Lisa Rinna — Soap opera veteran and former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star.
  • Colton Underwood — Former NFL player turned Bachelor lead who publicly came out as gay in 2021.
  • Candiace Dillard Bassett — A Real Housewives of Potomac star, singer, and entrepreneur.
  • Dorinda Medley (returning from Season 3) — The Real Housewives of New York alum came back seeking redemption after being the first contestant eliminated in Season 3.
  • Stephen Colletti — An actor best known for One Tree Hill and Laguna Beach.
  • Kristen Kish — A chef, Top Chef Season 10 winner, and current host of Top Chef.
  • Natalie Anderson — A two-time Survivor player and winner (San Juan del Sur).
  • Mark Ballas — A longtime Dancing with the Stars professional and three-time mirrorball champion.
  • Johnny Weir — A three-time U.S. figure skating champion and NBC broadcaster.
  • Tara Lipinski — The 1998 Olympic figure skating gold medalist and Johnny Weir’s longtime broadcast partner.
  • Eric Nam — A K-pop singer, broadcaster, and mental-health advocate.
  • Maura Higgins — Irish media personality and Love Island UK alum.
  • Rob Rausch — A professional venomous-snake wrangler and Love Island USA alum.

How It Ended

Season 4 delivered a finale twist unlike anything the American franchise had done since Season 1: Rob Rausch won as a Traitor, taking the full prize pot after cutting fellow Traitor Eric Nam loose in the final stretch. Maura Higgins finished as runner-up, having stayed loyal to Rausch as a Faithful the entire game and never once suspecting him. Rob Rausch took home the full $220,800 prize pot on his own.

Rob Rausch in the turret on The Traitors Season 4

For the rules behind all of this, see how The Traitors actually works. To see the record-setting cast that came before — including Dorinda Medley’s first run — head back to the Season 3 cast breakdown.

Maya Chen, TV & Film Editor at OpenThreadNews

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