Claudia Winkleman left fans in hysterics during Thursday night's Celebrity Traitors as she debuted a bizarre 'Chewbacca' outfit during the 'death parade' mission.
The presenter, 54, opted for the wacky look while the celebrities had to escape the 'death parade' – a group of masked and cloaked figures – in order to win £8,000 for the prize fund – which they successfully did.
However, fans became distracted by the host's bold winter outfit which featured a full-length chocolate brown shaggy fur coat and an enormous fur hat.
Claudia teamed the number with her trademark £1,080 Bottega boots and topped the look off with a black Russian-style fur hat.
As the BBC star commanded celebrities on the adventure in the Scottish Highlands, fans took to X to comment on her wild outdoor ensemble.
They wrote: 'Claudia's headwear game is strong;'
Claudia Winkleman left fans in hysterics during Thursday night's Celebrity Traitors as she debuted a bizarre 'Chewbacca' outfit during the 'death parade' mission
The star's outfit, which included an array of different faux furs, was eerily similar to the iconic Star Wars character
'Claudia coming in her best Chewbacca outfit;'
'Head and Shoulders has done wonders for Claudia;'
'How can anyone take this task seriously when Claudia is literally dressed like a yeti?'
Elsewhere, Claudia was dressed in a chic £475 Johnstons of Elgin grey tank sweater with a £470 Thierry Colson puff-sleeve blouse underneath.
On her feet she had an eye-wateringly expensive pair of loafers priced at £845.
Meanwhile Rob Beckett was the latest Faithful to fall victim to the deadly Traitors, as Thursday's show revealed he'd been murdered face-to-face.
The comedian fell victim to killers Maya Jama, James Acaster and Hannah Fry in a dramatic game of hide and seek, with even the comic stunned to see who was hidden behind the cloaks.
Rob discovered his fate while hiding in the crypt, meaning Ross Kemp, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Romesh Ranganathan were safe for another night.
James told Rob: 'Rob Beckett you have been murdered' with the funnyman bursting into laughter as he replied: 'Thank you very much James Acaster.'
Rob then added: 'Liberty innit. It's over. I'm a dead man. In a way this is good news for the Faithfuls because I was nowhere near getting Maya and James.
'No chance. It has been amazing and I will cherish my memories. However if I know one thing my boy Romesh will avenge my death and he will get them.'
The presenter opted for the wacky look while the celebrities had to escape the 'death parade' – a group of masked and cloaked figures – in order to win £8,000 for the prize fund
Fans became distracted by the host's bold winter outfit which featured a full-length chocolate brown shaggy fur coat and an enormous fur
As the BBC star commanded celebrities on the adventure in the Scottish Highlands, fans took to X to comment on her wild outdoor ensemble
As Rob's death was revealed during breakfast the next morning, his longtime pal Romesh added: 'It's sad but you've got to look at the positive of these things, Rob's not here.'
He told the camera: 'I made a joke but the truth is I feel like I let Rob Beckett down because he is so unthreatening he was never going to get banished so he is the guy we should have given the key to and he is also one of my best friends. I'm sad, it's not going to be the same without him.'
Speaking after his demise, Rob added: 'If I know one thing, my boy Romesh will avenge my death, and he will get them.'
Host Claudia was quick to quip: 'You could say Beckett has kicked the bucket,' admitting the joke took her 45 minutes to come up with.
The Celebrity Traitors' return also came after the BBC hit was rocked by a surprise race row, as Myha'la claimed 'unconscious racial and cultural bias exists' in the format of the show.
The Industry actress made her claims while also strenuously defending her co-stars for voting her out - saying: 'I sealed my own fate.'
In scenes which aired last week, suspicions were raised after Faithful Myha'la defended Traitor Richard E. Grant, but then switched allegiance at the last second by voting for the actor, as well as giving him a suspicious wink before he left.
The American actress, who was the second player to be banished, posted on Instagram about her experience on the BBC show on Friday and, in a comment underneath, entrepreneur Chantel Sachanna claimed The Traitors is a 'racist show'.
She wrote: 'Unfortunately you were banished because you are BLACK. This is a consistent thread in this racist show.'
Posting a lengthy response, Myha'la said she would have agreed with Sachanna's comments, if not for the fact 'that early in the game there is VERY little to grasp on to, and I gave them… a lot'.
Myha'la added: 'I do agree that unconscious racial and cultural bias exists in this game where my authenticity or honesty or the ways in which I choose to express myself look suspicious to people who are unfamiliar with people like me.'
She continued: 'I had this fear coming into the game, as I am a BIG fan and also clocked right away how prevalent this is in this game.'
'And I came in knowing I'd be the only American (apart from Honorary British National Treasure Jerry Hall).'
She added that she had to defend her co-stars, writing: 'I'm not saying it's right, I'm not saying racism doesn't exist, but I do have to defend my dear friends on this show who in no way consciously put bias on me because of my race.'
Myha'la added: 'That's not a fair or complete assessment of what really happened in my case.
'And! I do think games like this should allow more conversation around unconscious bias and how, when under pressure, people (society) gravitate towards things they know and understand or subsequently push away from things they don't. It's all love, and I REALLY genuinely appreciate your support.'
Myha'la, who is best known for her lead role in the BBC drama Industry, was the second player to be banished from the second series of the Celebrity Traitors.
She fought back tears during the second tense roundtable, as she attempted to defend her name, but it wasn't enough.
'I have loved getting to know you all; thank you for loving me,' she said to her fellow celebrities.
'I will say to the Faithfuls I don't think the Traitors are as dumb or as silly or as confused as you think they are. I think they are a lot smarter. But I have been a Faithful.'
She added in her exit interview: 'I immediately got close to Richard, just because I feel like we're twin flames. Really, I shouldn't trust him as far as I could throw him, which is ultimately, I think, my demise.'
Fans took to X, to share their thoughts on her exit, penning: 'Myha'la deserved better.'
'My beautiful princess myha'la banished from traitors ITS NOT FAIR.'
'A star too bright for this season. Oh Myha'la this cast didn't deserve you, I miss you so much already.'
'Myha'la literally got targeted for being empathetic.'
Her co-stars also added to the comments, with Little Mix star Leigh-Anne Pinnock posting a string of heart emojis as she wrote: 'Don't get me startedddd love you girl!', while Richard shared his love with kiss emojis.