Celebrity Weakest Link Unveils Full Cast of Reality TV Villains from Survivor, Big Brother, and The Traitors
Celebrity Weakest Link Unveils Full Cast of Reality TV Villains from Survivor, Big Brother, and The Traitors
Tiffany Pollard, Monica Garcia, and more are also part of the gang.
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- Celebrity Weakest Link is putting together a “reality villains’” episode this fall, and we’ve got the exclusive cast reveal.
- You want first look photos? We’ve got those too!
- We’re pretty sure host Jane Lynch is gonna have some fun with this group.
You don’t have to go to the House of Villains to see a collection of reality television baddies, because many of them will be making like the Avengers and assembling on a game show set this fall.
As part of Celebrity Weakest Link’s upcoming second season (which premieres Sept. 21 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on Fox and the next day on Hulu), there will be an episode featuring eight of reality TV’s most famous — and infamous — personalities, and Entertainment Weekly can now exclusively reveal who will be doing battle in front of host Jane Lynch, along with first look photos of the cast of competitors.
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The “reality villains” episode features:
Richard Hatch: The original reality competition villain who won the very first season of Survivor, Hatch returned for Survivor: All-Stars and recently appeared on House of Villains.
Omarosa: The former White House aide began her reality TV career on the first season of The Apprentice, before returning for two more celebrity installments of the Donald Trump-hosted show. She has since competed on Celebrity Big Brother, Big Brother Australia VIP, and House of Villains.
Tiffany Pollard: The one-time VH1 mainstay started as a contestant on the first two seasons of Flavor of Love before scoring her own spin-off with I Love New York. Since then, she has competed on Celebrity Big Brother in the U.K., Worst Cooks in America: Celebrity Edition, and all three seasons of House of Villains.
Bob the Drag Queen: The RuPaul’s Drag Race season 8 winner also made a splash on The Traitors, getting into a game-ending feud with fellow Traitor Boston Rob.
Tom Sandoval: The Vanderpump Rules star has been appearing all over the reality competition spectrum, doing turns on Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test, The Masked Singer, The Traitors, America’s Got Talent, and House of Villains.
Monica Garcia: Garcia only appeared on one season of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, but what a season it was, as she feuded with castmates and was then let go from the show. She then provided the voice of EVA 2.0 on season 2 of — what else? — House of Villains.
Big Ed: Big Ed has managed to extend his 15 minutes of fame thanks to his exploits on 90 Day Fiancé and various franchise offshoots.
Christine Quinn: The realtor-turned-Selling Sunset star left the Netflix series after five seasons, and has since competed on The Masked Singer and, you guessed it, House of Villains
Who will emerge triumphant and win up to one million dollars for their charity, and who will emerge as the weakest link? We’ll find out this fall. But until then, you can gaze upon the visages of the villains, and also check out the season 2 Celebrity Weakest Link key art below.
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