'Celebrity Coach Trip' lines up Vicky Pattison, 90s pop group Cleopatra and more for new series

E4 has revealed the official line-up for the upcoming series of Celebrity Coach Trip.

As he travels around Europe, beloved tour guide Brendan Sheerin will be joined by the likes of former I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! winner Vicky Pattison, Made in Chelsea’s Francis Boulle and sisters Yonah and Cleo Higgins from the 90s pop group Cleopatra.

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Several Love Island stars have also signed on for the show, including last year’s loyalty enthusiast Georgia Steel, Alexandra Cane and Scott Thomas.

Ex-EastEnders actor Harry Reid, comedian Sarah Keyworth, The Apprentice’s James Hill, presenter Kate Lawler and YouTuber Arron Crascall round out the roster.

During the 10-day trip - which will be edited down to double-sized 60-minute episodes, according to the broadcaster - the famous faces will be tasked with voting off their fellow sightseers until there is one remaining pair.

Pattison took to Instagram to confirm she’d be taken part in the new series on Thursday 18 July.

“SO HAPPY I CAN FINALLY ANNOUNCE THAT I TOOK PART IN THIS YEAR’s Celebrity @coachtripofficial!!!!!,” she wrote alongside a photograph of her pretending to push Italy’s Leaning Tower of Pisa.

“And even more exciting than that I did it with my @loveisland bestie @scottyspecial!!! My fellow coach trippers are all amazing guys and I literally made friends for life!!

“Can’t wait for you to see our adventure with Brendan the Legend!!! BEEP BEEP B****ES!!!!!!”

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She also revealed that the new series will be titled, Celebrity Coach Trip: Road to Cannes and will air on E4 sometime in October.

Since its revival in 2016, the reality competition has seen contestants travel to destinations such as Barcelona, Tenerife, Ibiza, Marbella and Zante.

Former participants include Sugababes singer Mutya Buena, Britain’s Got Talent winner George Sampson, rapper Big Narstie and Geordie Shore’s Charlotte Crosby.