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ITV Unveils New Celebrity Prank Show “Celebrity Sabotage”
ITV has unveiled a new prime-time series titled “Celebrity Sabotage,” set to fill the slot previously occupied by “Saturday Night Takeaway.” The six-episode series will feature celebrities collaborating to prank unsuspecting members of the public, who believe they are participating in a reality show for a cash prize.
The format combines hidden camera antics, reality TV elements, and game show challenges, aiming to deliver high-stakes humor and entertainment.
Also, Katie Rawcliffe, ITV’s Director of Entertainment and Daytime, expressed enthusiasm for the new show, stating, “We are thrilled to bring ‘Celebrity Sabotage’ to our audience.
This engaging format promises plenty of laughs and entertaining surprises.” Richard Cowles from Lifted Entertainment, the production company behind the series, added, “Our team is excited to showcase celebrities in a new light, as they orchestrate pranks that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats.”
Filming for “Celebrity Sabotage” is scheduled to commence in 2025, with broadcasting details to be confirmed at a later date. This announcement comes as part of ITV Studios’ new content lineup unveiled at the London TV Screenings 2025.
Nigerian influencer Geh Geh has spoken about relationships and the current dating standard when it comes to finances.
He shared some of his personal thoughts, stating that if a woman is struggling financially and enters a relationship, she might depend on her partner for survival rather than love.
“You no be her boyfriend, bro. Na source of income you be. Person wey be say each time she needs something she go fit call to pay for those things wey she want. Na employer and employee na wetin una two dey do. Do you know the danger of paying for love? You go pay pay pay pay you no go pay finish…”
TikTok influencers and couple Jarvis and Peller have spoken about their relationship and shared how committed they are to each other.
During a recent interview, Peller was asked if he had ever cheated on Jarvis. He replied no, before speaking more about their commitment.
“If you cheat, you die. It’s the rule of the relationship. Things will not go well for the person. Because we are in a commitment. The fact that we pray together. God is involved. And you now go and cheat. Will God sit down and be looking at you? I will swear for you.”
Jarvis then added that they have placed “curses” on each other if either of them cheats.
Every artist has that one song that takes their career to another level. While we may all have different favourites, these are the biggest global hits that topped charts, broke records, and earned billions of streams worldwide.
- Ariana Grande — 7 rings
- Bruno Mars — Uptown Funk! (with Mark Ronson)
- Justin Bieber — Sorry
- BTS — Dynamite
- Cardi B — WAP (feat. Megan Thee Stallion)
- Nicki Minaj — Super Bass
- Big Sean — I Don’t F**k With You (feat. E-40)
- Davido — Fall
- Burna Boy — Last Last
- Tiwa Savage — Somebody’s Son (feat. Brandy)
- Taylor Swift — Cruel Summer
- The Weeknd — Blinding Lights
- Ed Sheeran — Shape of You
- Drake — One Dance
- Rihanna — Diamonds
- Billie Eilish — bad guy
- Olivia Rodrigo — drivers license
- Doja Cat — Paint The Town Red
- Harry Styles — As It Was
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