After what has felt like an actual eternity (six days) The Celebrity Traitors is returning to our screens tonight (15 October), with the result of the first banishment due to take place in tonight's episode.
The season has been off to a terrific start with the three Traitors - Alan Carr, Cat Burns and Jonathan Ross, taking centre stage and doing some extremely meddling behaviour, including the murder of Paloma Faith in plain sight. But being a Traitor comes with a lot of responsibility, and Jonathan has expressed his own discomfort at playing the role during the series.
So what has he had to say about his experience on the BBC series? And how exactly did he rise to fame? Here's everything to know about The Celebrity Traitors' Jonathan Ross.
Jonathan's experience on The Celebrity Traitors
Jonathan was one of the three Traitors selected by Claudia Winkleman during episode one, and while he appears to be in his element, Jonathan has confessed he actually found the process very difficult.
Speaking on his podcast Reel Talk, alongside his daughter Honey, Jonathan said: "I know they're already planning a second celebrity version.
"I know because I've had two celebrity friends of mine call me and say 'I've been approached — is it good to do, is it bad to do?' So I'm giving them the benefit of my experience, which was I didn't enjoy it."
He then added: "I'm a Traitor, that's why. I found the lying really wearing, it left me feeling increasingly uncomfortable.
"We were lying all the time, because you're sharing a car in with people in the morning, and even though we're not supposed to be talking about the game but obviously some people do, so you're lying then.
"So you're guarding this secret that you have and others know that someone has. You're on the defence the whole time and you have to look people in the eye and lie."
Hopefully the lying got easier for Jonathan as the show went on.
Who is Jonathan Ross?
Jonathan Ross, 64, has been on our TV screens since the late 1980s, when he kickstarted his career with his show The Last Resort with Jonathan Ross. Since then he's gone onto create a number of documentary series including The Incredibly Strange Film Show, and Jonathan Ross Presents For One Week Only.
Jonathan is of course arguably best known for hosting his own talk show on Saturday nights, which began on ITV in 2011 and has seen guests that have included everyone from Ed Sheeran, to Jamie Foxx to Aimee Lou Wood.
He's also hosted numerous radio shows over the years, and currently presents Saturday Night at the Movies on Classic FM. Jonathan also hosts a podcast Reel Talk with his daughter Honey where they talk all things film.
Is Jonathan Ross on Instagram?
He is! Jonathan is at the handle @mewossy, where he has just over 200,000 followers and regularly posts snippets from his various shows and podcasts.
The Celebrity Traitors continues on BBC One and BBC iPlayer
