As usual, 14 famous faces have signed up and flown out to North Africa to be put through their paces, and survive the entire course without withdrawing to be deemed worthy by the DS at the end.
So, who exactly is taking part? Read on to learn more about the Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins 2026 line-up.
Dani DyerGabby Allen Jack Joseph Cole Anderson-James Ben Cohen Toby Olubi Graeme Swann
Team Australia
Jessika Power Ryan MoloneyNatalie Bassingthwaighte Brad HodgeEmily SeebohmMack HortonAxle WhiteheadScroll down to find out more about this year's contestants.
Dani Dyer
Job: TV personality
Dani Dyer is a British TV personality who rose to fame after appearing on, and winning, the 2018 season of Love Island.
On why she is taking part in the show, Dani said: "I’ve always been a massive fan of the show and I remember watching a series that Georgia Harrison had done thinking that I really feel like I want to do it.
A self professed adrenaline junkie, Dani has previously climbed Kilimanjaro to raise money for Comic Relief. She added: "I just wanted to see if I had some balls.
"I just felt like I just wanted to see if I can do it, if I’ve got some strength, because I’m not going to lie, I am a little bit of a scaredy cat."
Gabby Allen
Job: TV personality
Gabby Allen is a British reality TV star and fitness entrepreneur who is best known for appearing on series 3 of Love Island and winning the second season of Love Island: All Stars. She has taken part in Celebrity Big Brother and Celebrity Ghost Hunt.
"It's a once in a lifetime opportunity that I've always wanted to do. To be able to challenge myself, to strip myself back and put myself out there, that was a challenge in itself."
Jack Joseph
Job: Content creator
Jack Joseph is best known for his comedic social media content, blowing up on TikTok during the pandemic where he now has over 6 million followers. Jack's dad is an ex-army REME mechanic father, so he is keen to prove his resilience and live up to high expectations.
"I needed something to push me out of it. I tried a few different things, but when the call came for Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins, I knew it was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. There’s nothing else where you get pushed to this extreme. It was perfect timing for me."
Cole Anderson-James
Job: Content creator
Cole Anderson-James blew up on TikTok after being made redundant from his sales job during the pandemic. Since then he has started a career in acting, even appearing in Ricky Gervais' After Life.
"Every task was so hard. I just literally put my blood, sweat and tears into the tasks. The living situation as well was just a bit harsh and the food… It was just everything. Everything was the hardest part," he admitted.
Ben Cohen MBE
Job: Former World Cup rugby player
Ben Cohen is a former England rugby player and 2003 Rugby World Cup winner, celebrated as the second highest try scorer in England’s history who retired after earning 57 caps for England. He was awarded an MBE by the Queen in 2004 for his services to rugby. Openly gay, he founded The Ben Cohen Stand-Up Foundation to combat bullying, homophobia and transphobia.
"But I wanted to do this for personal development and personal growth. It was something that that I knew would test me mentally, help my mental health, and I knew it would be an experience that money can’t buy, that you don’t get to do every day."
Toby Olubi
Job: Olympian and gladiator
Toby Olubi is a former Olympian, having competed in the four-man bobsleigh at the 2018 Winter Olympics. Since January 2024, Toby is Phantom on the BBC show Gladiators, so there's no question about his physical ability in taking part in Celebrity SAS!
Toby joined the cast to show more of his true self, something he feels doesn't come across on his other shows: "You can’t hide on this show. You can’t fake it. You can only be your authentic self, and I really relished that."
Graeme Swann
Job: International cricketer
A former international cricketer who won the Ashes three times, in 2009, 2010 and 2011, Graeme Swann has always wanted to take part in Celebrity SAS.
"I told him if they ever asked me to do that, I’d say yes straight away, because I love it and weirdly, a couple of weeks later, they asked me."
He retired from cricket in 2013 following an elbow injury and has since gone on to take part in the 2018 season of Strictly Come Dancing, where he came in 10th place.
Jessika Power
Job: TV personality
Jessika Power is perhaps the most recognisable person ever from Married at First Sight Australia. She has also appeared on Celebrity Big Brother, Celebs Go Dating and Celebrity Ex on the Beach.
"This was a show that was going to push me completely out of my comfort zone – which it absolutely did. I wanted to do this as a challenge for myself, but I also wanted to prove that people can change and grow, and that people on television shouldn’t be viewed with tunnel vision."
Ryan Moloney
Job: Actor
Ryan Moloney has been on Australian TV screens for over 30 years, playing the beloved Jarrod “Toadie” Rebecchi on the classic show Neighbours, some episodes of which he has also directed.
"I think probably the toughest part is the keeping up, just getting back up and making sure you keep going. You're so exhausted with nothing left and just have to get up and keep going, just keep going, just keep going.
Ryan has appeared on other reality shows, including Celebrity Big Brother UK and The Masked Singer Australia, and has also performed in some UK pantomimes.
Natalie Bassingthwaighte
Job: Actor
Natalie Bassingthwaighte has had an expansive career, first rising to fame as the lead singer of Rogue Traders, whose biggest hits include like Voodoo Child and Watching You, before going in to star in the role of Izzy Hoyland in Neighbours.
The singer and actress has previously taken part in I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! and The Amazing Race Australia. She has hosted So You Think You Can Dance Australia, and was a judge on The X Factor Australia and New Zealand.
Brad Hodge
Job: International cricketer
Former cricketer Brad Hodge signed up for the show after being encouraged by his kids to take part.
In order to prepare for the show, Brad did weighted walks to build up his fitness and stamina but claimed he was more nervous about the psychological challenge the show would present.
"I practiced being in confined spaces and water submersion. I had my son lock me in the boot of his car for around ten minutes a couple of times. That was awful. I even used a torch for the second couple of tries. The goal was to get comfortable with being uncomfortable," he revealed.
Emily Seebohm
Job: Olympic swimmer
Emily Seebohm is a former backstroke swimmer who has been breaking world records since she was as young as 14. She is a four-time Olympian, winning three Olympic golds along with silver and bronze medals, five World Championship golds, and seven Commonwealth Games golds.
"I think I always assumed it would come later, but it felt like now was actually such a good time. I have a two-year-old son, I’ve retired from swimming, and I guess I just wanted to show my son that nothing should hold you back. You should be able to do anything you want to do. A lot of it is that mental game," the Olympian said.
Mack Horton
Job: Olympic swimmer
Mack Horton is another Olympic swimmer who retired in January 2024. Throughout his sport career where has know as the "Magnificent Mack", he won an Olympic gold in at Rio 2016, while also competing in multiple Olympic relay and distance events, and has earned four Commonwealth Games gold medals.
"The physical challenge transports you to the mental challenge. Physically, if you have a sporting background, you know how to rally. But being constantly on edge mentally is very different. They’re very good at slowly wearing you down, and that’s the hardest part," he said.
Mack is married to his high school sweetheart and the couple are expecting their first child this month.
Axle Whitehead
Job: Actor and songwriter
Axle Whitehead is an Australian musician, actor, and TV personality best known for playing Liam Murphy on Home and Away. He also previously hosted Video Hits, The World’s Strictest Parents in Australia and the Australian version of The Wall.
"This opportunity came along at a time in my life when I was looking for something to get me back on track. I feel the most relaxed when I'm under extreme pressure. That's when I feel at peace," Axle said.
"How can such a warm, gentle giant also be a trained soldier?"
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