Celebrities has announced yet another celebrity couple set to hit the sofa this season of the beloved Channel 4 show. Watching TV with snacks and opinions are cricket royalty, radio presenter Mollie King and former cricketer Stuart Broad.
The couple has been engaged since 2021 and welcomed two daughters in 2022 and 2025.
This week Molly and Stuart swap radio studios and cricket grounds for living rooms, ready to comment on what’s on offer on TV.
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The two stars were able to take some time out of their “busy schedules” to relax in front of the TV, Molly said during filming. Celebrities It was a “wonderful experience.”
“Let’s get down to business Celebrities It was such a wonderful experience with Stuart. Between busy schedules, my favorite thing to do is switch off in front of the TV, so it was especially nice to share that with viewers,” said the former Saturdays singer.
“We laughed so much while filming this, and while I can’t promise we agreed on every routine, we had a great time.”
Stewart echoed this sentiment, calling them Spectacle box be “nice” and give their fans a glimpse into their relationship.
“Celebrities It was a really nice experience and a chance to show what Molly and I really are when the remote control is available,” he said.
“We had a lot of opinions, a few disagreements and a lot of laughs along the way.”
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Celebrities airs this Friday at 9pm on Channel 4.
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