This Is My House is returning to the BBC for a Red Nose Day special. Celebrities will tour a house and claim it is theirs - before a panel of four more celebs guess which star is actually telling the truth.
This special show will be part of the BBC’s Comic Relief night. Funds raised on Red Nose Day will help people around the world live free from poverty, violence and discrimination, and support people with their mental health.
Viewers who watch the special episode could also be in with the chance to win an amazing trip to Toronto, Canada including flights for two people and four nights in a four-star hotel.
The celebrities who will be taking part - and staking a claim on the house - have been announced. These include former professional boxer Ricky Hatton, Steps singer Claire Richards, Dragons’ Den businesswoman Deborah Meaden, and Judge Rob Rinder.
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The celebrity judging panel will be made up of TV presenter Claudia Winkleman, former professional boxer Chris Eubank, comedian Harry Hill and actress Nina Wadia.
Rinder said: ‘’When I was asked to take part in this special episode of This Is My House, I just had to say yes as I loved the first series. It was also a brilliant chance to take part for a fantastic cause, Comic Relief. It’s a cause close to my heart so it was an honour to be involved.”
Meaden added: “I had such a fantastic time on This Is My House for Red Nose Day. The amazing work that Comic Relief does in supporting those who need help, both here in the UK and internationally is so important. I hope people enjoy watching the show as much as I enjoyed taking part.”
This Is My House for Red Nose Day will air on Wednesday, March 16 at 8pm on BBC One.
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