The BBC has announced the cast for its Christmas special, The Celebrity Apprentice.
In aid of BBC Children in Need, there will be two celebrity Christmas specials with 12 famous faces taking to the boardroom.
Viewers can expect Lord Sugar to call upon Santa Claus for help. The celebrity candidates are split into two groups and sent to Lapland, the official home of Santa, to develop their own gingerbread biscuits.
The celebrities will have to create the own biscuit and market their product by making an advert and a jingle.
Both teams will then have to pitch their creations to retailers to help secure those all-important sales.
The Celebrity Apprentice full line-up for Christmas specials
Here is the full list of celebrities who will take part in the two Christmas specials of The Celebrity Apprentice.
Tom Skinner is no stranger to the boardroom, having made his name on The Apprentice series.
Team one
Radio 1 DJ Charlie Hedges
Barrister and TV presenter Rob Rinder
Creation: a gingerbread biscuit in the shape of Santa’s naughty brother, Jolly McTrouble, with butter toffee, vanilla and Christmas pudding flavoured festive icing.
Tagline: “Be Naughty, Get Nice”.
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Team two
Broadcaster and podcaster Angela Scanlon
Singer and TV presenter JB Gill
Gladiators legend Matt Morsia
Businessman and TV personality – Tom Skinner
Creation: a gingerbread biscuit in the shape of a penguin called Gary the Penguin with a blend of lemon, bubble-gum and white pepper.
Tagline: “A Cheeky Treat for Your Little Rebel”.
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How to buy the celebrities’ biscuit creations
From the Friday, November 14, you can buy the celebrities’ biscuits nationwide with every purchase helping to support children and young people across the UK.
Both biscuits will be available to buy at Asda, Tesco, Boots, Debenhams, One Stop, Ocado Retail, Amazon Online, Amazon Fresh stores (London), Lola’s Cupcakes, Knoops, Haven Holidays, Wenzel’s The Bakers and Greenhalgh’s bakeries.
Lord Sugar says: “It’s the first ever time on The Celebrity Apprentice that the public can buy products that were created by the celebrity candidates. It’s added some real pressure to the process.
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“I think the celebs thought they were in for an easy ride, but they were wrong! Raising money for BBC Children in Need is serious business, so the candidates really need to deliver if they want to avoid ending up on my naughty list.”
How to watch The Celebrity Apprentice
The Celebrity Apprentice: Christmas Specials will air later this year on BBC One and iPlayer.
A specific date and time is yet to be confirmed by the BBC.
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