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The Celebrity Traitors has been hit by a huge leak with insiders reportedly revealing who wins the show to friends.
The final episode of the series is set to air November 6, but spoilers were leaked on Wednesday, which sparked concerns.
So far, viewers have seen Jonathan Ross, Alan Carr and Cat Burns appointed as Traitors and have managed to send six Faithful celebrities packing.
After killing singer Paloma Faith with a poisoned plant as part of the hit reality series, they went on to murder Tom Daley and Ruth Codd, and saw off Clare Balding, Niko Omilana and Tameka Empson when they were banished.
But, it seems the spin-off has another traitor on the loose, with results of the finale surfacing in showbiz circles.
A source told The Daily Star: 'Everyone involved with the show agreed to stay quiet, but the show has a traitor in its midst. They let slip who wins and the information has spread.'
They added: 'It’s vital that key details about the series don’t get out. Everyone is hoping the leak stops telling people who wins as it could ruin the series for viewers.'
The Daily Mail has contacted the BBC for comment.
Elsewhere, Jonathan Ross has opened up about the secret blow Celebrity Traitors bosses dealt to Alan Carr - and the 'gold' that ended up on the cutting room floor.
Speaking on the podcast he shares with his daughter, Reel Talk with Honey & Jonathan Ross, Jonathan explained that while the production team did a 'brilliant job' condensing the show, he had one problem with the final cut.
However, the presenter admitted that because of the need to limit the show's length, many brilliant moments from Alan Carr 'ended up on the cutting room floor'.
He said: 'Bear in mind, 19 contestants in our version, challenges to do as well and chunks of day that they have to have. It's almost impossible for them to condense.
'I think they’ve done an incredible job and there are lovely people who worked on it. They looked after us all.'
Jonathan is now begging BBC bosses to consider releasing a one-off director's special of Alan Carr's best bits.
He said: 'But obviously, there's so much left on the cutting room floor. There are so many moments. I think they should release a director's Alan Carr special.'
He added: 'Because there are so many funny things he did and said, which I know already should have been the first episode, should have been the second episode.'
Jonathan said there was one particular moment that he described as 'Alan Carr gold' that has to be seen by a wider audience.
He said: 'There's something that happens later on that I know which should be in but isn’t in.
'And it's like, there's this Alan Carr gold waiting out there to be spun into them.
'So maybe the BBC will consider, ask Alan, maybe they could put Alan's Unseen Highlights together.'
Jonathan then opened up about discovering that he was joined in the Traitors camp by Alan Carr and Cat Burns.
He said: 'I took off my mask when the first one came in, and it's Cat, and I thought, great. I know Cat a little bit. I really like her. I know how calm she is.
'I know how considerate she is. I know that if we’re going to try and make a go of this, she’s a great person to have on our side.'
However, the pair had a very different reaction when they realised that the final member of their Traitors trio was Alan.
Recalling the moment Alan took his hood down, he said that both he and Kat 'p**sed themselves laughing'.
He said: 'Who's the least calm person and the least strategic person you could possibly have in their group? Alan Carr.'