The show is also something of a love letter to the Scottish Highlands, where it is filmed, with sweeping drone shots of the scenery and Ardross Castle in Inverness, where the celebrities meet, eat and of course sit at the round table.
“It’s breathtaking,” Winkleman told the press, adding that she and her family were returning to the Highlands for a holiday.
“My husband was like, ‘You’re already there quite a lot, what’s the matter with you?'” she said.
“It’s the most beautiful place I’ve ever been in the world, is the truth.”
After she recently chose to end her recent BBC One chat show, Winkleman is back on familiar ground with Celebrity Traitors.
BBC News asked if she would ever want to try being a contestant on the show, perhaps in the US or Australian versions.
“No, I’m too thick,” she said in typical self-deprecating style.
“I mustn’t play it in public. I must not.
“I’m just being honest – it’s a privilege to play that game and to be at the round table, but I think I would just be too awful at it.”
The Celebrity Traitors series two begins on Thursday 1 October at 20:00 BST on BBC One and iPlayer. The series will air two nights a week, on Thursday and Friday evenings.
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