Celebrity Bake Off line up rumours including Molly-Mae Hague and Taskmaster star
Molly-Mae Hague leads the stars rumoured to be rising to the challenge on Celebrity Bake Off.
The famous faces join Noel Fielding and Alison Hammond in the tent for the Stand Up To Cancer special on Channel 4, and each week, four different celebrities take part in a series of challenges to be crowned star baker. They are hoping to impress Paul Hollywood and new judge Caroline Waldegrave who took over from Prue Leith. The celebrities give up their time for the show to raise awareness about cancer.
Over the weekend, excitement has continued to build over which names will be featuring on the reality baking show. Comedian Jon Richardson was the latest name linked with Celebrity Bake Off, however, he has already starred on the show in 2019.
Celebrity Bake Off aired in March earlier this year, featuring stars: Roman Kemp, Kate Garraway, Gloria Hunniford and more.
According to The Sun, who are the other names rumoured to be taking part in the next series?
Molly-Mae Hague has just announced a second series of her fly-on-the-wall documentary Prime Video series Molly-Mae: Behind It All.
On the series, the TV personality made no secret of her love of baking. The mum-of-one loves to bake elaborate cakes for her two-year-old daughter Bambi's birthday and celebrations. A stables and horses in pretty rainbow colours is one of the most astonishing cakes she has made to date so far. Admittedly though she said the cake took her two days and she "nearly gave up".
Now Hague could be heading into the Celebrity Bake Off tent under the watchful eyes of Paul Hollywood. Will she be able to impress the judges and get the enviable Hollywood handshake?
If she has the time to do the show, Hague is one to watch in the tent.
JoJo Siwa is rumoured to be adding Celebrity Bake Off to her showbiz CV too.
Everyone has been talking about Siwa since she starred on Celebrity Big Brother earlier this year. The Dance Moms star's friendship with Chris Hughes was the biggest talking point of the ITV show in March. Their friendship has blossomed into a romance which has continued to excite fans of the show.
Can she get everyone talking about her baking skills too?
After finding success on Celebrity MasterChef last year, Edith Bowman is rumoured to be taking on Celebrity Bake Off.
In 2024, the radio DJ proved her culinary skills on Celebrity MasterChef where she made it through to the quarter finals.
The Scottish star has been cooking forever. "I grew up in a very small family-run hotel, in a little town in Scotland. My mum and her sisters worked in the kitchen, so I learnt from the best." She previously said of her cooking skills.
"My husband always jokes that when I try a new recipe I deviate and give it my own twist. My kids love my food, which is great and it's one of the things I've been really vigilant about – making home-cooked, healthy food and making sure that they get involved and learn skills. They love it."
Will Bowman be able to get the coveted star baker prize?
Comedian Babatunde Aleshe is also tipped to star on Celebrity Bake Off.
The stand up funnyman has mastered a variety of reality TV, although none of them involve cooking skills! From I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here, Celebrity Gogglebox and Taskmaster, Aleshe has stood out on the reality scene with his fun and bubbly personality.
Yahoo UK has reached out to Celebrity Bake Off's representatives for further comment.
The Great Celebrity Bake Off for Stand Up To Cancer usually airs every spring.
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