Strictly star will join Michael McIntyre’s The Wheel series 7 as new star-studded line-up is revealed

Michael McIntyre's The Wheel is returning for a seventh series this month, and has a seriously impressive celebrity line up, including Strictly Come Dancing star, Oti Mabuse, who previously appeared on series six.

The viewer-favourite game show, which has been running on the BBC since 2020, is set to premiere it's latest series on Saturday 14 November and continue weekly for the following six weeks.

Oti will be part of a jam-packed roster of athletes, comedians, singers and influencers filling those famous seats.

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The celebrity guests featured on episode one are Michael Ball, Kate Garraway, Isa Guha, Harriet Kemsley, Matt Morsia, Katherine Ryan, Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely.

Episode two's line-up comprises Italian Bach, Kerry Godliman, Trevor Nelson, Angela Scanlon, Alex Scott MBE, Josh Widdicombe, Bez and Shaun Ryder.

The rest of the episodes will feature Alex Horne, Alex Jones, Alan Davies, Big Narstie, Briony May Williams, Chris McCanusland, ChrisMD, Dermot O’Leary, Ellie Simmonds, George Clarke, Harry Hill, Helen Skelton, Jill Scott, Jordan North, Josie Gibson, Judi Love, Karen Carney, Mark Bonnar, Martin Kemp and Roman Kemp, Niko Omilana, Nisha Katona, Nish Kumar, Pat Cash, Roisin Conaty, Si King, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Tim Vine, Tom Rosenthal, and Zoe Ball.

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Last season was equally as star-studded, with names including: AJ Odudu, Anton Du Beke, Gabby Logan, Tommy Fury, Clare Balding, Shirley Ballas, Anita Rani, Sophie Willan, Joey Essex, Alex Brooker, Ellie Simmonds, Chris Harris, Natalie Cassidy, Stacey Dooley, Sam Thompson, Pete Wicks, Fatiha El-Ghorri and Francis Bourgeois turning up to help contestants win big money.

The game sees three contestants beneath the titular wheel selected randomly to rise up and be guided by the celebrities, each with their own area of expertise.

The aim of the game is to remain in the centre while racking up money, though a wrong answer can send them back below the wheel, potentially never to rise up again.

The Wheel returns Saturday 14 November at 8pm on BBC One.

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