Celebrity Hunted is returning to our screens later this year, with two Love Island stars going on the run to help raise money for Stand Up To Cancer
Celebrity Hunted is set to make a return to our TV screens with two Love Island icons joining the Channel 4 show.
Chris Taylor and Toby Aromolaran are part of the brand-new line-up of famous faces taking on the challenge for charity in aid of Stand Up To Cancer.
During the show, each pair of celebrities must go on the run and vanish into mainland Britain, cutting themselves off from the lives - and the fame - they've always relied upon. For 14 relentless days they must stay hidden, think fast and trust no one because the moment they leave a trail, the hunt is on.
Chris and Toby shot to fame on the popular ITV2 dating show, with Chris appearing on the show in 2019 and Toby in 2021. Since then they have become reality stars in their own right and have gone on to appear on a number of different TV shows and gained a huge following.
Chris has appeared on shows such as Celebs Go Dating and Love Island: All Stars since his initial reality stint. Meanwhile Toby has been on Celebrity Ex On The Beach and Love Island spin-off shows.
The duo will appear on the show alongside EastEnders legend Brian Conley, who will team up with his daughter Lucy, reports the Mirror. Meanwhile Strictly Come Dancing favourites Amy Dowden and Carlos Gu are also determined to evade Ray Howard and his "elite team of Hunters".
JJ Chalmers and Sophie Morgan, plus presenting siblings Scarlette and Stuart Douglas and comedians Jen Brister and Laura Smythe complete the line up.
While the original Hunted debuted in 2015, its celebrity spin-off launched two years later with The Wanted's Jay McGuinness and Siva Kaneswaran successfully dodging the Hunters to claim victory in 2017.
The latest series wrapped up early last year, seeing Christine McGuinness and Duncan James outsmart the Hunters.
Looking ahead to the forthcoming instalment of Celebrity Hunted, set to commence production next month, Channel 4's Factual Entertainment Commissioning Editor Ian Dunkley revealed: "When celebrities go on the run and are forced to engage the help of us mere mortals, chaos and comedy inevitably ensue.
"Hunted down by a motivated team of police and security professionals, this series reveals what it takes to remain hidden when everybody knows what you look like."
Celebrity Hunted airs on Channel 4
