Reality show regulars Louise Thompson, Ola Jordan and Ashley Roberts set to hit the slopes for daredevil series The Jump
This year's series of Channel 4's daredevil show The Jump will boast a seriously glamorous line-up.
Among the competitors announced to hit the slopes for the programme's second run are Made In Chelsea's Louise Thompson, Strictly's Ola Jordan and former Pussycat Doll Ashley Roberts.
The trio are no strangers to the world of reality TV: Louise has laid bare her life in the E4 series, Ola has hit the dancefloor on the BBC juggernaut since 2006 and dancer/singer Ashley survived the jungle in I'm A Celebrity.
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Made for the slopes: Reality TV star Louise Thompson will provide the glamour on the second series of The Jump
Reality show regulars: Ola Jordan will swap Strictly for the slopes alongside Ashley Roberts, who has previously appeared on I'm A Celebrity
Joining them on the piste will be Gogglebox's resident posh tippler Dom Parker, Zara Phillips' rugby star husband Mike Tindall, former JLS singer JB Gill and Sally Bercow, the wife of the House of Commons Speaker.
Heather Mills, Paul McCartney's ex-wife, has also been confirmed following reports she was eager to prove her skiing skills after winning a World Cup silver medal at the 2014 Winter Paralympic Games.
It appears that a stint in the Aussie rainforest could also be a prerequisite for joining The Jump - alongside Ashley, former I'm A Celeb campmates Joey Essex, Stacey Solomon, and Phil Tufnell are all in the line-up.
Rounding out the competitors are dancer-turned-CBB Louie Spence, aristocratic reality show regular Lady Victoria Hervey, athlete Louise Hazel and paralympic cyclist Jon-Allan Butterworth.
Jungle to jump: Other former I'm A Celeb campmates taking part include Stacey Solomon and Phil Tufnell, who both won the show in their respective years
Rugby vs. rumba: Zara Phillips' rugby star husband Mike Tindall will compete alongside dancer-turned-reality star Louie Spence
Olympian: British paralympic cyclist Jon-Allan Butterworth will swap his bike for skis on the series
Sporty and spicy: Paul McCartney's outspoken ex-wife Heather Mills, an accomplished medal-winning skier, will take part, as will athlete Louise Hazel
The Only Way Is Downhill: TOWIE favourite Joey Essex will hopefully put on a 'reem' performance during the winter challenges
The 16 contestants have already begun training and will have to tackle events such as bobsleigh, slalom and ski cross.
But before even landing a place in the contest, they must complete a skeleton run, with the fastest racers directly qualifying while the others will be involved in a live ski jump.
Those who achieve the shortest distances will have to sit out as substitutes.
Last year's winner Joe McElderry had been drafted in following an injury among the competitors, in a show that led to numerous health woes.
Posh passtime: Gogglebox's resident gent Dominic Parker will swap his sofa for the slope as a competitor
Blondes have more fun: Speaker's wife Sally Bercow and Lady Victoria Hervey are bound to be proficient skiers
Daredevil and the dad: Jackass prankster Steve-O is no stranger to pulling dangerous stunts while new father and former JLS bandmember JB Gill is hoping to be as good on the slopes as he is at singing
Socialite Henry Conway broke a bone in his hand and Melinda Messenger withdrew as a result of concussion suffered on the bobsleigh track.
Two of the finalists, Sir Steve Redgrave and comedian Marcus Brigstocke, were also unable to complete the contest following injuries.
Past Winter Olympics stars Eddie the Eagle, Graham Bell, Amy Williams and Jenny Jones will be among the experts on hand for the show, which will be screened early next year, while Davina McCall will return as host.
Winter warmer: Davina McCall will be back as host for the second season, alongside judges Eddie the Eagle, Graham Bell, Amy Williams and Jenny Jones
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