It’s been four years since Carrie Bickmore said goodbye to her long-standing role as host of Ten’s now-defunct news program, The Project.
But next week the Perth-born celeb will return to prime time TV as the first confirmed guest on Seven’s new satirical show, Glenn & Mick’s Celebrity Intervention.
The series sees Aussie comedy legends Glenn Robbins and Mick Molloy put a well-known personality under the spotlight, staging a lighthearted “intervention” in front of an assembled audience.
Bickmore, who this year was nominated for Australian Of The Year for her charity work for the Carrie’s Beanies 4 Brain Cancer charity, will be their first guest.
“Each week, Glenn, Mick and a special guest co-host invite the celebrity’s closest friends, family and colleagues to revisit their highs, their lows and the moments they’d rather forget in a revealing and entertaining look at their life and career,” an official release reads.
In the episode featuring Bickmore, popular radio personality Kate Langbroek appears as co-host, on hand to confront her good friend with some “home truths.”
Bickmore’s 18 year-old Ollie is also seen in a promo for the show, confessing his mum’s social media posts cause him considerable embarrassment.
“Seeing you dressed as a life-guard made me want to drown,” he cheekily quips in the clip.
The series will reportedly see celebrities such as Tommy Little, Sam Pang, Dr Chris Brown, Dave Hughes and Guy Sebastian all taking part.
The series is produced by Molloy Boy Productions, with Mick Molloy, Richard Molloy and Greg Sitch as executive producers.
Glenn & Mick’s Celebrity Intervention premieres Monday April 20 at 7.30pm, on Seven and 7Plus.
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