Alan Carr, known for starring in Celebrity Traitors and his ITV sitcom Changing Ends, is set to gain even more spotlight after being recruited by the BBC for a new show.
The comedian, 49, has become one of the most talked-about TV personalities following his role as a Traitor on BBC One’s popular game show Celebrity Traitors. Now, he is preparing to headline a prime-time quiz show featuring celebrity guests.
According to The Sun, Alan was recently flown abroad to film a pilot episode for the new BBC series in a stylish European city.
This move comes amid rumors of a fresh TV deal for Alan, nearly a decade after his Channel 4 chat show, Chatty Man, ended. His new deal is expected to position him against Jonathan Ross, his co-star on Celebrity Traitors, who has just signed on to continue hosting The Jonathan Ross Show on ITV.
"Unquestionably, Alan is the hottest man on TV right now. Everyone wants a piece of him. But the BBC have acted quickly and last week he was jetted out to a swanky European city for a day of filming a pilot."
This development highlights Alan Carr’s rising star status and the competitive nature of UK television.
Summary: Alan Carr, celebrated for Celebrity Traitors and Changing Ends, has been recruited by the BBC for a new prime-time quiz show, marking a notable rise in his TV career.