The full cast of Celebrity Apprentice Australia has been announced

The exciting cast of Celebrity Apprentice Australia has been revealed, along with Lord Alan Sugar's Celebrity advisors, in a season sure to be filled with high-stakes intrigue and never-before-seen twists.

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Fashion designer and entrepreneur Lorna Jane Clarkson and Boost Juice pioneer and investor Janine Allis will act as Lord Sugar's right hand throughout the series. They will keep tabs on the Celebrities throughout the series, being Lord Sugar's eyes and ears on the ground — and, most importantly, advise Lord Sugar on who isn't making the cut, and who he should ultimately fire.

They will be joined by the following group of Celebrities, each using every trick in the book to be named the Celebrity Apprentice, and winning a cash prize for their chosen charity below:

• Michelle Bridges — Celebrity personal trainer, author and TV personality

• Michael 'Wippa' Wipfli — One half of Nova FM's Fitzy & Wippa radio show

• Lisa and Jess Origliasso — ARIA Award-winning pop duo, The Veronicas

• Ross Noble — English comedian and actor

• Shaynna Blaze — Interior designer, writer and judge on The Block

• David Genat — International model and winner of Australian Survivor: All-Stars

• Martha Kalifatidis — Social media influencer and star of Married at First Sight

• Rob Shehadie — Writer, comedian, and star of Here Come the Habibs

• Camilla Franks — Iconic fashion designer and artist

• Anthony Callea — ARIA Award-winning artist

• Olivia Vivian — Olympic gymnast and the most successful woman in Australian Ninja Warrior history

• Alex Hayes — Professional surfer and Instagram star

As previously announced, British billionaire and business magnate Lord Alan Sugar will be the CEO on Celebrity Apprentice Australia. He has also been the CEO on all 15 seasons of the UK's version of The Apprentice.

The show is based on the US series The Apprentice, which was originally hosted by US President Donald Trump and then Arnold Schwarzenegger (for one season). However, unlike The Apprentice, where contestants competed to be 'hired' as the CEO's 'apprentice', Celebrities are competing to win money for charity.

Celebrity Apprentice Australia has commenced filming and will air on Nine and 9Now in 2021.