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Comedian Romesh Ranganathan is set to take the helm of ITV's latest primetime game show, packed with a stellar line-up of celebrities.
The new show, called Romesh Ranganathan's Parents' Evening, is a three-part extravaganza that pairs celebs with their offspring or parents in a test of familial knowledge.
Each episode will feature three famous faces vying to bag a cash prize for their chosen charities, guaranteeing an entertaining mix of hilarity and cringe-worthy moments.
Romesh's own mother, Shanthi, will be on hand to assist with scoring and ensure her son stays on the straight and narrow.
Fans of This Morning are in for a treat as beloved host Alison Hammond joins the fun with her son Aidan.
ITV favourite Joel Dommett teams up with his mother Penny, while Spice Girl Mel B and her daughter Phoenix, boxer Tony Bellew with son Corey, and several other celeb-parent duos grace the stage.
Notably, Jonathan Ross will appear alongside his daughter Honey, Carol Vorderman with son Cameron, comedian Iain Stirling and his mum Alison, and reality star Vicky Pattison with her mother Caroll.
Good Morning Britain's Richard Madeley is also set to compete, partnering with his daughter Chloe.
Romesh Ranganathan expressed his excitement about the series, quipping: "I am really grateful ITV has given me the chance to host this brand new series. I am less grateful, they also gave the chance to my mother."
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The game hinges on how well the parents think they know their children, setting the stage for potentially revealing outcomes.
The show's description teases: "With a mix of list and picture questions plus buzzer rounds, the grown-up children will need to answer the questions correctly but it's their parents that will be choosing their questions - putting them in the firing line and gambling on how many they can get right.
"If they meet their parent's expectations they will get the money, but fall short and the cash is split between the other teams."
Adding an exciting twist, the team with the most money at the end will face off against their own parent in a nail-biting final round.
This ultimate challenge gives them the opportunity to double their winnings for their chosen charity.
Katie Rawcliffe, Head of Entertainment, Commissioning at ITV, enthused: "In this brand new celebrity game show packed full of laughter and embarrassing revelations, we will see how much these famous parents and kids really know each other.
"With Romesh as host and his mum, Shanthi, keeping him in check too, viewers will be treated to plenty of comedy as well as chances to play along and join in at home."
The broadcast date for Romesh Ranganathan's Parents' Evening remains under wraps.
