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Princess Andre Lead the Stars for Celebrity Race Across The World

Four celebrity pairs will race without flights, phones or bank cards on a £26 daily budget as the BBC series returns this autumn.

  • The BBC unveiled four celebrity teams competing in season four of Celebrity Race Across The World, returning to BBC One and iPlayer this autumn.
  • Competing teams will race without smartphones, internet, or credit cards, relying on local transport and personal resourcefulness with a strict daily budget of £26 per person.
  • The lineup features media personalities Princess and Junior Andre, children of Peter Andre and Katie Price, alongside singers Ella Eyre and Sam Ryder and broadcaster Jeff Stelling with partners Nana Pepera, Kaz Coles, and Matt.
  • Starting in Kuching, Malaysia, the duos must navigate five checkpoints across three countries and two continents, ultimately reaching the finish line in Melbourne, Australia.
  • Last year's victory by Roman Kemp and his sister Harleymoon Kemp sets context for the upcoming season, which Studio Lambert Chief Creative Officer Tim Harcourt says will navigate "two extremes of today's world.
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Princess and Junior Andre to star in new series of Celebrity Race Across The World

The new series is set to air on the BBC this autumn

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Princess and Junior Andre lead stars in new Celebrity Race Across The World

Four teams of two attempt to become the quickest to reach a destination without using air travel.

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