Australian Survivor is finally coming back for a new season, Brains V Brawn.
And the cast is one of the most exciting yet, with everybody from a prison guard to a former Labor party staffer joining.
The biggest name of the bunch is AFL legend Gavin Wanganeen, who won the 1993 Brownlow Medal.
Big names: The Australian Survivor Brains V Brawn cast includes AFL legend Gavin Wanganeen
‘I think people will definitely underestimate me because they’ll think, “He’s a dumb ex footballer”,’ he said in an official trailer, which was released on Now to Love.
‘I’m ready to play. The beast comes out, so don’t mess with me,’ he added.
Meanwhile, prison officer Dani is described as ‘tough as nails’ and is determined to win to show that women can do anything.
One contestant who is sure to be major competition is marine scientist Laura Wells, who is a model with degrees in law and biology.
Bombshell: One contestant who is sure to be major competition is Laura Wells, who is a model with degrees in law and biology
Outside of her education, Laura has earned over 80,000 followers on Instagram as a model and influencer.
Other contestants include personal trainer Daini, MMA fighter Chelsea Hackett, forensic psychologist Georgia, and handsome health coach Emmett.
Also set to shake up the series is villainous entrepreneur Benny.
Bad boy: Also set to shake up the series is villainous entrepreneur Benny
‘I’ve got no emotion, I’m willing to throw people under the bus,’ he boasted in the trailer.
Australian Survivor: Brains v Brawn will launch on Sunday, July 18, at 7:30pm.
The program was shot in outback Queensland and it’s the first time the competition has been divided into two teams of ‘Brains’ and ‘Brawn’.
Almost here: Australian Survivor: Brains v Brawn will launch on Sunday, July 18, at 7:30pm
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