The time has finally come to return to The Traitors castle as Celebrity Traitors returns for a second outing on BBC One.
Following Alan Carr's win last year, fans have been not-so patiently waiting for Claudia Winkleman and her incredible boots to walk around the roundtable and tonight (1 October), she'll be doing just that.
Amongst the celebrities taking part in the ultimate game of deception and betrayal is Jerry Hall who describes herself as "very competitive".
"I'm going to try to behave myself on the show," she said. "I'm going to try and be a good sport."
So, just who is Jerry Hall? Read on to find out more about The Celebrity Traitors season 2 contestant.
Who is Jerry Hall?
Jerry Hall is a model who, in the 1970s, became one of the most sought after models in the world.
By 1977, Hall had been on 40 magazine covers, including Italian Vogue and Cosmopolitan.
Following her modelling career, Hall made the transition into acting and appeared in Tim Burton's 1989 Batman film. Her other movie credits include The Hand of the Creator, Forgotten Man and Hellbent.
Why did Jerry sign up for The Celebrity Traitors?
Jerry Hall signed up for The Celebrity Traitors because she loves the show and is "completely obsessed".
She explained: "I just thought it was the best show when I first saw it, and I love playing games. I felt thrilled to be asked to be involved as I just think it's wonderful.
"Saying yes in life has sometimes got me in trouble, but a lot of times it's led to wonderful adventures, and I am excited to embark on this adventure."
Does Jerry want to be a Faithful or Traitor?
While she thinks she'd be a pretty good "Faithful hunter of Traitors," Jerry Hall ultimately wants to be a Traitor.
She said: "If you are a Traitor, you know all the facts. It's a bit more powerful. That is the advantage, but I mean, all the men in my family have been law enforcement officers and in the military. My father was General Patton's staff sergeant on all his campaigns, so I think I get my organisational skills from him. He was very, very organised, and then after the military, he went into law enforcement.
"All my uncles, even my nephews have been policemen. I think the detective side is in me, so I'd be quite good at that. A Faithful hunter of Traitors. However, I’d like to be a Traitor! I’m excited to play the game, whichever role I have. And to be spending this time of year in Scotland – it’s gorgeous."
The Celebrity Traitors starts on Thursday 1 October at 8pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.
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