OASIS singer Liam Gallagher says he was asked to take part in the upcoming series of The Traitors. The BBC have approached a string of A-list stars to take part in the special celebrity spin-off of the hit show. Liam, 52, claims he was one of a handful of big names contacted, many of whom wouldn’t normally be considered for such a show. He was asked by a fan on Twitter today: “Would you ever wanna go on the show The Traitors?” Liam immediately replied: “I got asked. I don’t do celebrity.” With filming set to take place in April, the Mancunian will no doubt be busy with rehearsals for the Oasis reunion tour. So far the names that have been mooted for the show, which is about to start filming in the Scottish Highlands, have included actor, presenter and comedian Stephen Fry and England rugby ace Joe Marler. Further high profile figures who were approached for The Traitors, but turned down the show, have included Prince Andrew's inquisitor, Emily Maitlis. We first told last January that The Traitors was getting a celebrity spin-off, hosted by Claudia Winkleman. Former QI host Stephen was the first big name to be approached. Others in the mix include Clare Balding, Paloma Faith and Tom Daley — with insiders telling The Sun bosses wanted reality TV “virgins”. A spokesman for the show said: “The Traitors is a game that includes lies and deception, thus it would be foolhardy for any Faithful to speculate before the game has begun.” We recently told how Celebrity Traitors was flung into chaos after losing two of its all-star cast just weeks before filming begins. Daisy May Cooper and her brother Charlie gave up their highly-coveted spots on the line-up over concerns about the schedule. It has left the Beeb with a major hole in the murder mystery as This Country actors Daisy and Charlie were the line-up’s related duo - which is considered integral to the game. Over 110 million people watched the third series of The Traitors.