Stephen Fry, Celia Imrie and Nick Mohammed are on this week’s Celebrity Traitors special

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From Traitors, fraudsters and murder-steeped vicars to killer protein bars – this issue has it all!

The highly anticipated Celebrity Traitors is here! Featuring stars like Stephen Fry, Celia Imrie, and Nick Mohammed, it’s expected to be even more captivating than the already fantastic regular version. The big question is: does the charming and brilliant Stephen Fry possess the cleverness needed to successfully deceive everyone?

Currently, Suranne Jones, recently portraying a prime minister, is now playing a deceitful character; Joe Wicks has created a protein bar with potentially dangerous consequences, and Reverend Richard Coles is contemplating a murder mystery before evening prayers…

I’m getting increasingly worried about our missing editor – though thankfully, there’s a new lead to his location, courtesy of Sky, featured inside this week’s issue. It’s a small piece of hope, but I’m clinging to it. Hopefully we’ll have some good news soon.

As Richard Coles wisely points out, “It’s darkness and it’s light wherever you go.” And this issue’s shining light is Aimee Lou Wood. With her own series, Film Club, she’s brilliant enough to brighten up even the gloomiest places.

Also in this week’s TopMob:

  • In his latest film Matthew McConaughey is joined on-screen by his real-life son and his mum.
  • Comedian Mark Steel takes a hike with Ramblings host Clare Balding.
  • Rob Brydon travels to the southern states on a country music quest.

Great news! You can now purchase older issues of TopMob magazine thanks to our new back issues service.

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2025-09-30 12:34