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And a final 15 contestants I'd cast if I was in charge of casting The Traitors

A new season of The Traitors has begun, and while I know some of the contestants, I thought it'd be fun if I got to cast the show, so here are 15 more possible contestants (you can read my original casting here,  read my second try at casting hereread my third try hereread my fourth try hereread my fifth try here, read my sixth try here, and read my seventh try here)! I tried to cast people from different shows, but there are times they overlap. I let myself get out of this by saying if I could credit them with a different show, then I'd do that so that way it SEEMS as though everyone is from a different show. 

  1. Kori King (RuPaul's Drag Race)
  2. Jinkx Monsoon (RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars)
  3. Sasha Velour (We're Here)
  4. Courtney Robertson (The Bachelor)
  5. Trista Sutter (The Bachelorette)
  6. Julia Lemigova (The Real Housewives of Miami)
  7. Bozoma Saint John (The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills)
  8. Marlo Hampton (The Real Housewives of Atlanta)
  9. Rosie Pierri (The Real Housewvies of New Jersey)
  10. Gizelle Bryant (The Real Housewives of Potomac)
  11. Simon van Kempen (The Real Housewives of New York City)
  12. Robert "Bob" Crowley (Survivor)
  13. Asaf Goren (The Challenge)
  14. Tai Verdes (Are You the One?)
  15. Marcy Jarreau (ASSSSCAT: Los Angeles)

(Prompt by me)

The Traitors, Peacock

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