‘Traitors’ Star Rob Rausch Signs With UTA (Exclusive)

Share on Facebook Share on X Google Preferred Share to Flipboard Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Send an Email Print the Article Post a Comment Rob Rausch , the winner of the most recent season of The Traitors , has signed with UTA for representation in all areas. On The Traitors , Rausch became a breakout star, lauded for his expert gameplay, sense of humor and commitment to his denim overalls. Having been tapped as a Traitor from the beginning by host Alan Cumming, he maneuvered his way around the show’s other contestants, a mix of reality show stars, Olympians, and other performers, winning over audiences along the way and ultimately winning the entire series. (The fourth season of The Traitors was a boon for Peacock, with the show drawing 638 million viewing minutes for its premiere, up over 60 percent from the previous season.) Related Stories Business Designer Sandy Liang Signs with Lighthouse Management & Media TV 'The Traitors' Staying on BBC Under Three-Year Deal Before his turn on the Emmy-winning reality competition show, Rausch was a contestant on a widely watched season of Love Island USA . And before his television career, Rausch built a social media following as a snake wrangler in his native Alabama and across the South, posting videos of himself handling and relocating various reptiles as a part of his business. Rausch is also the co-founder of Creek Rat, an independent clothing label inspired by his upbringing in Alabama. The line is best known for its “Shotgun Shirt,” which is literally shot with a shotgun prior to printing. He has also partnered with various brands for advertising campaigns, including DoorDash, Sonic and Kind bars, and appeared in a Super Bowl ad for Poppi soda. Rausch continues to be represented by We Are Verified, Atorie LLC, Eisner LLP and align PR. THR Newsletters Sign up for THR news straight to your inbox every day Subscribe Sign Up More f...