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FAMOUS faces from TOWIE, Love Island and more have signed up for the latest series of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins.

The next edition of the hit Channel 4 format sees a group of stars head to New Zealand and tackle the infamous course.

Head Instructor Mark "Billy" Billingham oversees their progress, accompanied by Directing Staff (DS) Jason "Foxy" Fox, Rudy Reyes and Chris Oliver.

Let's take a look at who is taking on the challenge.

Pete Wicks

Reality star Pete, 35, is best known for appearing in The Only Way is Essex from 2015 to 2022.

He has also been announced as part of this year's Strictly line-up.

Pete shared: “After being medically withdrawn in Jordan (series 4), I felt like I hadn't given it my best, and that bothered me. So when I got an opportunity to go back, I jumped in!  And I would do it again!”

Bobby Norris

Bobby, 38, is a television personality who starred in TOWIE from 2012 to 2021.

He has also appeared on shows including Celebs Go Dating and Celebrity Ghost Hunt.

Bobby shared: “I've got so many fears and phobias, and I've let them control my life for so long. I decided that if I could try and even tackle one of them, I'd be happy. This was a once in a lifetime experience...”

Georgia Harrison

Georgia, 29, is a reality television personality who previously appeared in TOWIE and Love Island.

She has also featured in shows such as The Challenge: War of the Worlds and Celebrity Ex on the Beach.

Georgia said: “It completely lived up to my expectation. It was like something off a movie...it was just brilliant…and as much as there were times that I had to overcome the challenges I had to overcome, I wouldn't change it for the world.”

John Barrowman

John, 57, is an actor who is well known for playing Captain Jack Harkness in Doctor Who and Torchwood.

In 2018, he competed in I'm A Celebrity, finishing in third place overall.

John revealed: “I'm always somebody who's up for a challenge, and I just really wanted to give it a whirl.”

Marnie Simpson

Marnie, 32, is a reality television personality who has most notably appeared on Geordie Shore.

She has also featured on Celebrity Big Brother, Ex on the Beach and Geordie React, to name a few.

Marnie said: “I definitely didn't comprehend how tough it would be…it was very raw and very real!”

Anthony Ogogo

Anthony, 35, is a professional wrestler and former professional boxer.

He won a bronze medal in the 2012 Olympics.

Anthony said: “Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins is one of the best shows on telly. I wanted to push myself…and it was life changing.”

Cherry Healey

Cherry is a television presenter, known for featuring in self-titled lifestyle documentaries for the BBC.

She co-presented eight series of BBC Two's Inside the Factory, alongside Gregg Wallace.

Cherry said:  “It's impossible to prepare yourself mentally, physically, emotionally for this. It's more than you could ever prepare for. It was everything.  It was the most amazing, awful experience of my life.”

Ovie Soko

Ovie, 33, is a British basketball player for the London Lions team.

In 2019, he appeared in the fifth series of Love Island, placing third.

Ovie revealed: “Oh it blew me away. You kind of see what to expect on TV, but you don't really know until you get there.

"You don't know how bad it is, the bad things that you have to do, you just don't know the reality of it. But it was incredible. Absolutely incredible. I had one of the best experiences I think I've had in my

Bianca Gascoigne

Bianca, 37, is a glamour model and television personality.

In 2006, she won a series of ITV's original Love Island format.

Bianca revealed: "This was a chance for me to really show people what I'm made of… it was literally life changing.”