The Challenge Australia: Channel 10 publishes the full list of celebrities who will compete in the upcoming reality series
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Channel 10 has announced the full list of reality stars who will compete alongside athletes in the new season of the grueling new game show The Challenge.
Konrad Bie-Stephen and Megan Marx have both been confirmed for the series after their steamy fling followed his secret breakup with Abbie Chatfield.
Brooke Blurton from the bachelor has signed up, as have MAFS bride Cyrell Paule, David Subritzky from I’m a Celebrity… Get me out of here! and Olympic swimmer Emily Seebohm.
Channel 10 has announced the full list of celebrities who will be appearing on The Challenge Australia. Konrad Bień-Stephen (left) and Megan Marx (right) have both been confirmed for the series, after their steamy fling followed his secret split with Abbie Chatfield
Australia’s Got Talent winner Jack Vidgen will compete with bachelor franchise alumni Ciarran Stott, Brittany Hockley, Jessica Brody and Kiki Morris for the $100,000 cash prize.
Representing Survivor is Johnny Eastoe and Brooke Jowett, while Conor Curran represents MasterChef Australia.
Sydney actress Suzan Mutesi has also been cast, despite not having any connection to reality TV.
Brooke Blurton from the Bachelorette (pictured) has applied, as have MAFS bride Cyrell Paule, David Subritzky from I’m a Celebrity… Get me out of here! and Olympian Emily Seebohm
Singer Jack Vidgen (left) and Bachelorette alum Ciarran Stott (right) also appear
Sources on set have told Daily Mail Australia that Conor will disrupt the show as the season’s ‘villain’.
Contestants will compete ‘in a game of secrets, spies and lies’ while away from friends and family during the series filmed in Buenos Aires.
In addition to the prize money, the two winners will represent Australia internationally at The Challenge: Global Championship.
Actress Suzan Mutesi (pictured) has also been cast, despite not being connected to reality TV
Contestants will compete against each other while living under one roof, crowning a male winner and a female winner, scoring $100,000 each
It follows revelations that Jessika Power pulled out of the show at 11pm after the producers told her her agreed fee would be cut due to budget cuts.
“Jessika was packed and ready to leave but 10 called for a last minute meeting where they told her her salary would be cut in half,” an insider told Daily Mail Australia.
According to the well-placed source, Jessika would take home twice the amount of her co-stars, who each got about $3,000 a week.
It follows revelations that Jessika Power pulled out of the show at the 11th hour after producers told her her agreed fee would be cut due to budget cuts.