Alan Cumming hinted that things nearly got physical at the roundtable while filming season 3 of Peacock's 'The Traitors'

Alan Cumming, working with stylist Sam Spector, is getting ready to unveil a new season of Scottish-coded outfits.

The Emmy-winning host details how he's "even more naughty and like an old trickster than ever" selecting the Traitors for season 3 of his Peacock reality competition hit.

Cumming was born not far from the Scottish Highlands filming location of TheTraitors in Aberfeldy, Perthshire, and grew up on the east coast of the country in a similarly expansive feudal estate, Panmure Estate, where his father was head forester.

There is perhaps one challenge more strenuous and harrowing than having to row a Viking dragon boat across a loch in Scotland in the shivering cold: Getting a drink at a crowded gay bar. Thus it was a visceral experience to screen the premiere episodes of The Traitors at a watch party at host Alan Cumming’s own establishment in the East Village of New York City,

Peacock's The Traitors Season 3 host Alan Cumming shares the intense process of selecting Traitors and keeping contestants on edge.

The Traitors' season 3 deception extends to the viewers as well! Host Alan Cumming reflects on the shocking cast additions, twists, and first banishments and murders of the new season.

The new season of The Traitors US is underway, and many reality TV stars are battling for a share of a $250,000 prize. Three episodes were dropped on premiere night, giving fans a taste of what’s to come.

Plenty of famous and formidable people have entered Alan Cumming’s castle in the Scottish Highlands to compete on Peacock’s hit reality show The Traitors. Olympian Ryan Lochte, Survivor all-stars Parvati Shallow and Boston Rob,