The full-line up for this autumn's celebrity X Factor has been revealed - and there are some massive names taking part.
Fifteen acts will take the stage to impress Simon Cowell, alongside judges Louis Walsh and Nicole Scherzinger.
A trailer for the programme teased some of the best known performers, but the Daily Star has revealed the full list of names set to take part.
And none of the celebrity participants are known for their singing.
The first episode is set to air in October.
Here is the full line-up of contestants:
Megan McKenna
Former The Only Way Is Essex star Megan McKenna is one of the celeb faces revealed in the trailer.
The reality TV star attempted to launch a country music career last year.
She released her debut album, Story of Me, in December 2018 and had her own ITVBe show There's Something About Megan charting her trip to Nashville.
In the trailer, Megan says: "This is the biggest opportunity I have ever had in my entire life."
Kevin McHale
Kevin McHale is most known for playing Artie Abrams in the musical comedy-drama series Glee.
"The X Factor terrifies me," Kevin says in the trailer, while he walks down a school corridor.
As well as having singing experience on Glee, the American actor was part of boyband NLT who opened for Nicole's Pussycat Dolls in 2007.
He also released his own pop song Help Me Now in April 2019.
Martin Bashir
British journalist Martin Bashir came to prominence in 1995 when he interviewed Princess Diana about her failed marriage to Prince Charles in an explosive Panorama interview.
He has also interviewed the five suspects in the Stephen Lawrence murder case, Jeffrey Archer, Michael Barrymore and Louise Woodward.
Most controversially he interviewed Michael Jackson as part of ITV documentary Living with Michael Jackson.
Jackson complained about the documentary, which was seen by 14 million in the UK and 38 million in the US, before releasing a rebuttal video.
In the X Factor trailer, Bashir says: "This is outside of my comfort zone."
Ricki Lake
American talk show host Ricki Lake is picking up her microphone again for a different reason.
"It's time for me to prove I'm not just all talk," says Ricki, who had her own show from September 1993 until May 2004.
Lake has won a Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Talk Show Host and also starred in the 1998 hit film Hairspray.
Rugby supergroup
Three rugby legends will be joining forces to impress the X Factor judges.
The supergroup is made up of former Scottish international Thom Evans, England hero Ben Foden and Bath winger Levi Davis.
The trio of hunks can be seen walking down the beach during the trailer for the new series.
Victoria Ekanoye
Former Coronation Street actress Victoria Ekanoye will be swapping Wetherfield for Hollywood.
Victoria left the Street in January this year after playing Mary's daughter-in-law Angie Appleton.
As she walks down the cobbles in a glamorous dress, Victoria says: "Singing will always be my first love."
The Islanders
A Love Island supergroup will be hoping they aren't pied when they perform for the judges.
2018 Islanders Wes Nelson , Samira Mighty , Eyal Booker and Zara McDermott are joining forces.
As they stroll down a beach, Eyal says: "We want to prove we're more than just reality stars.
Insiders have claimed the Love Island supergroup shouldn't work on paper but they immediately gelled as a group.
Vinnie Jones
Football legend and Hollywood actor Vinnie Jones is lending his vocals to the X Factor this year.
The Crazy Gang member and much-loved hardman captained the Welsh national team and played for Chelsea, Wimbledon and Leeds.
The actor first hit the big screen in Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and Snatch.
He proved to be a fine singer when her performed Bad, Bad Leroy Brown on Top Of The Pops 2 in December 2002.
Vinnie sadly lost his wife Tanya earlier this year but returned to filming in Hollywood days later.
Jenny Ryan
Quiz champion Jenny Ryan is better known as The Vixen on ITV gameshow The Chase.
The brainbox is seen walking through a library while picking out a book in the trailer.
She asks: "Am I good enough? This is the ultimate test."
Hayley Hasselhoff
American model and actress Hayley Hasselhoff is the daughter of David Hasselhoff and Pamela Bach.
Her famous father The Hoff replaced Simon Cowell on Britain's Got Talent in 2011.
While pouting into a car's wing mirror she says: "This is my big shot."
Olivia Olson
American actress and singer-songwriter Olivia Olson has a strong background in singing.
Victoria's breakout role was playing Joanna in 2003 romantic comedy Love Actually.
She is also known for her voice roles as Vanessa Doofenshmirtz in Phineas and Ferb and Marceline the Vampire Queen in Adventure Time.
Max & Harvey
Social media stars Max & Harvey rose to fame on social app musical.ly in March 2016.
The pop singers have more than 5.9 million followers on the app and their own CBBC show called Max and Harvey: FOMO.
The identical twins used to lip-synch a variety of songs before producing their own content.
Jonny Labey
Ex-EastEnders star Jonny Labey is swapping Walford for the X Factor stage.
The soap actor played Paul Coker in the soap until 2016 when his character was killed off - with the Mitchells fearing it was Ben that had died.
In the trailer, Jonny walks passed a pub called the Queen Victoria in a cheeky tease.
The Influencers
A supergroup of influencers are hoping to make a name for themselves on stage.
Latin American girl group Sofia, Alondra, Laura, Natalie and Wendii have a combined total of over 11 million followers.
They say: "We're dreaming big and we're working hard to get there."
There are reportedly rumours backstage that there is concern that some of the group are not fluent in English.
Brendan Cole and Jeremy Edwards
Longtime friends Brendan Cole and Jeremy Edwards are teaming up to try and win the competition.
Feisty Brendan was a popular professional dancer on Strictly Come Dancing and fans will know he isn't afraid to hit back at the judges.
While Jeremy is best known for playing Kurt Benson in Hollyoaks and Danny Shaughnessy in Holby City.
