The Celebrity Traitors: episode seven – live

The Guardian UK Thursday 22 October 2026, 18:30 UTC By Stuart Heritage 1 min read

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Who got bored to death in the castle – and who is left with extreme yawning paranoia? Follow all the action along with usHello hundies, and welcome to The Guardian’s liveblog of The Great British Yawn Off. You will remember that, as we left them, celebrity traitors James Acaster and Maya Jama were sat in a room being deliberately boring to Jerry Hall and Ross Kemp, in the hope that one of them would yawn and, as such, commit themselves to death.

Who got bored to death in the castle – and who is left with extreme yawning paranoia? Follow all the action along with us

Hello hundies, and welcome to The Guardian’s liveblog of The Great British Yawn Off. You will remember that, as we left them, celebrity traitors James Acaster and Maya Jama were sat in a room being deliberately boring to Jerry Hall and Ross Kemp, in the hope that one of them would yawn and, as such, commit themselves to death.

Yes, that’s really how the last episode ended. I’m on the edge of my seat too.

Guardian (ORG) James Acaster (PERSON) Maya Jama (PERSON) Jerry Hall (PERSON) Ross Kemp (PERSON)

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