Former England rugby union captain Chris Robshaw is reportedly taking part in the new series of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins.
The 2024 edition of the show, which puts famous faces through a gruelling SAS-style selection course, is currently being filmed in New Zealand.
Robshaw, 37, captained the national team for four years and also turned out 300 times for Harlequins at club level before retiring after a short stint in the US last year.
Now The Sun says that he is part of the contingent for Celebrity SAS, following a long line of sports stars to have appeared on the show including ex-teammate Ben Foden, Tony Bellew, James Cracknell and Fatima Whitbread.
The newspaper also claims to have hold of the full lineup, naming the other participants as Paul Gascoigne's daughter Bianca Gascoigne, Geordie Shore's Marnie Simpson, TOWIE stars Bobby Norris and Pete Wicks, comedian Tez Ilyas, actor John Barrowman, Boris Johnson's journalist sister Rachel Johnson, Love Island star and basketball player Ovie Soko, reality star Georgia Harrison, presenter Cherry Healey, comedian Shazia Mirza, Team GB gymnast Ellie Downie and retired boxer Anthony Ogogo.
Meanwhile, the 2023 series - filmed last year in Vietnam with contestants including Matt Hancock - is due to air on C4 this autumn.
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