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celebrity traitor competitor joe marler He has said that his friends often question him whether he is Famous enough to appear on the star-studded Reality series.
The former England rugby player is one of them 19 famous faces taking part in the latest series of the award-winning BBC Deception game show with contestants including Stephen Fry, Jonathan Ross, Alan Carr and Celia Imrie.
Marler said he was grateful that his rugby career gave him the platform to be invited onto a TV programme, but said he was often asked if he was famous enough.
“The question I get most is ‘How did you get on that show?’ Are there a lot of celebrities there?” he said.
talking to BBCThe 35-year-old said people often stop him on the street and ask: “Are you the guy who wears dungarees?” traitor,
on their role celebrity traitorHe said: “I’m grateful because rugby has given me that platform to tell people, let’s bring in this hairy, charming, slightly unconventional rugby player.
“It’s always nice and it’s something I enjoy doing.”
Marler, who won 95 England caps during his career and won the Six Nations three times, said he had received a “fantastic response” from the public and had enjoyed watching the show after it was filmed in the spring.
“I’ve seen 18 other viewpoints and conversations that are going on behind my back,” he said.
Marler is a “loyal” player – meaning he is unaware of the identity of the “traitors” – and has escaped any suspicion in the heated roundtable discussions so far.
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The latest episode of the series saw the eviction of Claire Balding, who became The third “loyalist” to be eliminated from the series.As a “traitor” – jonathan ross, alan carr and singer Cat Burns – constantly evading identification.
After learning the identity of the real traitors, Balding admitted that he should have maintained his suspicions. RossBut ultimately voted for Charlotte Church during the round table meeting.
She added, “Honestly, it bothers me because I went to a big event with Jonathan last night.”
The TV presenter praised singer-songwriter Cat Burns for doing an “amazing job” as a traitor.
celebrity traitor Continues on Wednesday and Thursday BBC One at 9 pm.