Ekin-Su Culculoglu expressed her desire for Alan Carr to join the cast of “The Traitors,” praising his entertainment value. Despite Alan’s successful incognito run on the show, Ekin-Su cautioned that his facade might eventually falter.
Having gained recognition from her appearance on “Love Island” in 2022 with ex-boyfriend Davide Sanclimenti, Ekin-Su has made various TV appearances, including a memorable role on The Traitors US.
During an interview at the Pride Of Britain awards, Ekin-Su shared her admiration for Alan Carr, describing him as entertaining and expressing her wish for him to have been on her season of the show.
While viewers enjoy Alan’s antics on the show, Ekin-Su highlighted the unpredictability of the game, mentioning the potential for contestants to reveal their true selves as the competition progresses.
In her own season, Ekin-Su was eliminated in episode 4 after falling victim to poisoning orchestrated by a fellow contestant. Alan has garnered a supportive fan base on the show, surprising many with his adept gameplay despite initial doubts about his traitorous abilities.
BBC executives are reportedly considering a lucrative deal with Alan due to his rising popularity during the show’s airing, with other production companies also expressing interest in collaborating with him.
Previously known for his successful Channel 4 series, “Chatty Man,” Alan is reportedly in discussions with the BBC for a new talk show, alongside potential projects with other production companies, including a venture with fellow traitor Jonathan Ross.
Fans have embraced Alan’s role as a traitor, with some declaring his involvement as one of the highlights of the year. Social media buzz around his performance indicates strong viewer engagement and anticipation for his future projects.