I’ve just realised that three cast members from Celebrity Traitors were in Game of Thrones

From Game of Thrones to Heartstopper, a lot of The Celebrity Traitors 2026 cast members have been staples on our screens for decades. 

Last year, people online quickly started to notice unique links between various Celebrity Traitors cast members, and it’s now happening again with Game of Thrones. 

Bella Ramsey was obviously in Game of Thrones

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Though Bella Ramsey is now known for their part in The Last of Us alongside Pedro Pascal, they first rose to fame on Game of Thrones. 

First appearing in season five, Bella played Lady Lyanna Mormont, who died at the grand old age of 13 during the Battle of Winterfell in season eight. She was famously crushed in a giant’s hand, but not before fatally stabbing it in the eye. Icon. 

Richard E. Grant was in season six of Game of Thrones

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Though he didn’t have a majorly substantial role, which is quite criminal if you ask me, Richard E. Grant did take part in season six of Game of Thrones. He played Izembaro, the leader of a Braavosi theatre troupe that Arya Stark encountered whilst training with the Faceless Men. 

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When filming Logan in Mexico, he admitted that locals were coming up to him about the brief cameo. 

“Its reach is phenomenal,” he said. 

Celebrity Traitors’ Sebastian Croft was also in Game of Thrones 

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Sebastian Croft and his gorgeous hair were in Game of Thrones, and he looked quite different. You see, he was just 13 at the time, and he played a young Ned Stark in a flashback episode in season six. Theoretically, he would have been on the set at the same time as his Traitors co-stars, Bella and Richard.  

This one I had absolutely no idea about. 

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