The full line-up for the new series of Celebrity Race Across the World has been confirmed, with Princess and Junior Andre among the famous faces taking part in the 7,500km challenge from Borneo to Australia.
The series begins tonight in Kuching, in the Malaysian state of Sarawak in Northwest Borneo, at the start of a journey to Melbourne in Australia via five checkpoints and the Indian Ocean. Each team is given a budget of about £26 a day and must travel without planes, credit cards or smartphones.
Princess and Junior Andre
The brother-and-sister duo, children of Katie Price and Peter Andre, have been long rumoured to be taking part. Princess, 19, fronts her own ITV2 reality show, while Junior, 21, works as a musician. They are the only brother-sister duo on this year's edition.
Princess said: "Everything we do, we get compared to our parents, but we actually have our own thing that we do." Junior added: "I'm so excited for this. I cannot wait to do this. We're going to win."
Sam Ryder and Kaz
Eurovision star Sam Ryder will appear alongside his best friend and tour manager Kaz, who he has known for 13 years. The Spaceman singer, 37, said: "I reckon we can smash this. Think about all the places we've slept over the years on tour."
Ella Eyre and Nana
BRIT Award-winning singer-songwriter Ella Eyre will compete with her childhood friend Nana, whom she met at school 20 years ago. Nana said: "We're going to make a good team. I fear for our competitors."
Jeff Stelling and Matt
Veteran sports broadcaster Jeff Stelling, 71, is taking part with his son Matt. The former Sky Sports and Countdown host, who now hosts some days of the TalkSport breakfast show, said: "Work's been a massive part of my life. Now I don't have quite the demands that I used to have, so it's perfect timing."
Last year's series was won by The One Show star Roman Kemp and his sister Harley Moon, children of Martin and Shirlie Kemp. Following his win, Roman told The Mirror: "It's the hardest thing I've ever done in my life, by far."
Celebrity Race Across The World will air on BBC One and iPlayer.
