The Traitors Season 3 Cast: Full Roster & Winners

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When Alan Cumming welcomed contestants into the castle for Season 3 of The Traitors, he wasn’t just kicking off another round of murder, banishment, and paranoia — he was presiding over the largest cast the American version of the show had ever assembled. Where Season 2 leaned on a smaller, tighter roster, Season 3 sprawled to 23 total players by the time two surprise additions joined mid-game, pulling from nearly every corner of unscripted television: Bravo’s Real Housewives universe, Survivor and Big Brother’s competition-show royalty, Bachelor Nation, WWE, RuPaul’s Drag Race, The Challenge, and even the British aristocracy.

The Full Season 3 Roster (23 Players)

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

  • Dorinda Medley — The Real Housewives of New York alum, known for her signature “Make it nice” catchphrase. (She also returns for Season 4.)
  • Wells Adams — The longtime Bachelor in Paradise bartender and Bachelor Nation staple.
  • Chanel Ayan — A Kenyan-born model and cast member of The Real Housewives of Dubai.
  • Tony Vlachos — A two-time Survivor winner and New Jersey police officer.
  • Jeremy Collins — A Survivor winner (Cambodia — Second Chance) and firefighter.
  • Bob the Drag Queen — RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 8 winner, entering as one of the game’s Original Traitors.
  • Robyn Dixon — An original cast member of The Real Housewives of Potomac.
  • Nikki Garcia — Former WWE wrestler known as Nikki Bella, inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2021.
  • Bob Harper — The trainer and host best known from The Biggest Loser.
  • Wes Bergmann — A long-running competitor on MTV’s The Challenge, added mid-season.
  • Derrick Levasseur — Big Brother Season 16 winner and former police detective, also added mid-season.
  • Rob “Boston Rob” Mariano — The Survivor legend who played five seasons and won Survivor: Redemption Island, entering through a masked-recruitment twist as a Traitor.
  • Chrishell Stause — Selling Sunset star and real-estate agent.
  • Ciara Miller — A cast member of Bravo’s Summer House.
  • Sam Asghari — Model, actor, and fitness trainer.
  • Carolyn Wiger — A Survivor alum who entered as one of the Original Traitors.
  • Tom Sandoval — Vanderpump Rules star at the center of the widely covered “Scandoval.”
  • Danielle Reyes — A Big Brother Season 3 alum regarded as one of that show’s sharpest strategic players; entered as an Original Traitor.
  • Britney Haynes — Big Brother alum recruited mid-game as a Traitor.
  • Dolores Catania — An original cast member of The Real Housewives of New Jersey.
  • Dylan Efron — Television personality and producer, and the younger brother of actor Zac Efron.
  • Lord Ivar Mountbatten — A British aristocrat and second cousin of King Charles III.
  • Gabby Windey — Former ICU nurse turned Bachelor Nation star, co-lead of The Bachelorette Season 19.

How It Ended

The season closed with a rare four-way outcome for the Faithfuls: Dolores Catania, Dylan Efron, Lord Ivar Mountbatten, and Gabby Windey were the winners, splitting the prize pot after successfully banishing the last Traitor. Britney Haynes finished as runner-up, having played the endgame as a Traitor. The four winners split the $204,300 prize pot, $51,075 each.

Dolores Catania on The Traitors Season 3

For the rules behind all of this, see how The Traitors actually works. Catch up on the smaller cast that came before in Season 2, or see how the show got even bigger in the Season 4 cast breakdown — including Dorinda Medley’s return.

Maya Chen, TV & Film Editor at OpenThreadNews

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