Claims extracted
19
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
11%
2 of 19 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
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Publisher signals
65/100
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Ex-Celebrity Traitors star reveals producers 'listened in' on calls with his children
Nick Mohammed has revealed he was allowed just one phone call a day with his children while filming Celebrity Traitors, with a producer listening in on the conversations.
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producer → reveal → conversations
The Ted Lasso actor, 46, reached the final of the BBC reality show's 2025 series, ultimately losing out to traitor Alan Carr.
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actor → reach → Carr
Mohammed, who shares sons Finn and Arthur and daughter Annie with his wife, Becka, said the strict rules meant his daily calls home were monitored by the production team.
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calls → share → team
He told the Table Manners podcast: “I was allowed once a day to FaceTime them [his children], but only with the producers listening into the phone calls.
“Because if anything gets out, the game was over, really.
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game → tell → calls
So that was the most difficult thing, and not being able to tell them exactly when I would be going because I didn’t know – I could be back in 48 hours, I could be gone in three weeks, which turned out I was.”
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I → tell → weeks
Mohammed said participants are placed in a “holding area” before they leave the castle every night.
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they → say → castle
He said: “You didn’t get that much downtime, really.
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You → say → downtime
It looks in the programme like you get in those cars and go off, but it’s a more elaborate way out of the castle because they don’t want you to see who’s going in what direction.
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who → look → castle
“You’re actually in a holding area and dismissed at random, so you have no way of knowing whether someone’s been dismissed early and what that might mean.”
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that → ’re → what
The celebrity cast has kept in touch and held a reunion since filming.
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cast → keep → filming
Mohammed said: “Jonathan (Ross) organised a reunion, which I sadly couldn’t make.
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I → say → which
“We have a WhatsApp group, which is great.
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which → have → group
“I’ve seen Joe Marler a fair bit, I’ve seen Claudia Winkleman, and there are other people I’ve seen too.”
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I → see → Winkleman
Speaking on The Jennifer Hudson Show this week, she said: “I was asked to be on the first Celebrity Traitors in the UK.
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I → speak → UK
“My great buddy Nick Mohammed from Ted Lasso is on it and I nearly did because I knew he was going to be on it, but I’m a great big scaredy cat.
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I → do → it
“This whole thing with the hoods and burying people alive – I don’t care whether there’s a crew there or not – hell no.
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I → bury → people
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“I’m going to watch at home with a nice red wine and some crisps.”
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I → read → wine
Hosted by Winkleman, The Celebrity Traitors features 21 famous contestants who must seek out the traitors among them, who “kill off” players in the middle of the night.
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who → host → night
The first series of the celebrity spin-off debuted last autumn and became a ratings winner for the broadcaster, with its nail-biting finale hitting a peak of 15.4 million viewers – the biggest TV audience of 2025.
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finale → debut → 2025
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