Controversial MP John Bercow Joins The Traitors USA: Will He Betray a Love Islander to Win?


Controversial MP John Bercow Joins The Traitors USA: Will He Betray a Love Islander to Win?

Former Speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow, has caused a stir by signing up to appear on The Traitors USA. The reality show, which begins filming today, features a cast of celebrities competing for a staggering $250,000 prize. Bercow, known for his controversial time in politics, will be hoping to come out on top in the Scottish Highlands-set show.

A Surprise Addition to the Cast

John Bercow, the 60-year-old former MP, has agreed to take part in The Traitors USA. Joining a cast of US TV faces and Love Island winner Ekin-Su, Bercow's involvement in the show is unexpected but intriguing.

A Storied Political Career

During his time in politics, John Bercow faced criticism for his behavior, with an Independent Expert Panel uncovering evidence of dishonesty and unreliability. Bercow served as the Speaker of the House of Commons from 2004 to 2019, overseeing the daily proceedings of Parliament.

A Star-Studded Lineup

With 21 stars vying for the top prize in the second edition of The Traitors, Bercow and Ekin-Su are not the only famous faces heading to Ardross Castle. Legendary boxer Deontay Wilder and former Kardashian confidante Larsa Pippen will also compete on the show, joined by Pippen's boyfriend, Marcus Jordan.


Controversial MP John Bercow Joins The Traitors USA: Will He Betray a Love Islander to Win?

The US Version of the Hit Show

The Traitors USA, hosted by Alan Cumming, follows the same format as its UK counterpart. The celebrities are divided into two teams: the Traitors and the Faithfuls. Other notable names set to appear on the show include Johnny Bananas and Chris 'CT' Tamburello from The Challenge, Kevin Kreider from Bling Empire, and Maksim Chmerkovskiy from Dancing With The Stars.

Will Bercow Bring His Political Tactics to the Show?

As John Bercow steps into the competitive world of reality TV, viewers will be curious to see if he employs the same strategic maneuvers that made him a controversial figure in politics. With a Love Islander among the competitors, will Bercow resort to backstabbing to secure his victory?