The filming for The Challenge Australia began just days ago, and its imminent arrival has sparked speculation surrounding which celebrities will appear on the popular reality show.

The celebrities who are tipped to appear on The Challenge are big names in the Australian reality TV world. While there hasn’t yet been an official confirmation, you can check out the speculated cast members below (via The Wash).

Jack Vidgen – Australia’s Got Talent

Cyrell Paul – MAFS season six

Kiki Morris – The Bachelor Australia season four and Bachelor in Paradise Australia

Marley Biyendolo – Big Brother Australia season 13

Brittany Hockley– The Bachelor season six

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David Subritzky – I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! Australia

Megan Marx – The Bachelor season four and Bachelor in Paradise Australia

Emily Seebomh – Australian Olympic swimmer

Suzan Mutesi –  actress, model and fashion designer

The Challenge is a hugely popular reality show that originated in the UK and has spawned 37 seasons. It regularly features reality stars from both the UK and the US and sees the cast members compete against each other in gruelling and physical challenges.

The Australian version of the show has a slightly different format from the original version.  The series, titled The Challenge: War of the Worlds, will see four separate countries – Australia, the UK, the US and Argentina – run their own versions of the show, which is known as The Challenge (part one). The winners from the local series will compete against the other countries in The Challenge (part two) to determine the winner.

Rumours were rife that OnlyFans creator and MAFS star Jessika Power would be appearing on the Australia series. However, last week she took to her Instagram to reveal that she has been cut from casting.

“I had my contract signed, bags packed, everything ready and received a message from my manager stating that the American executives had made a creative decision to not include me on the show despite believing I am ‘good talent’. [sic].” she wrote on Instagram.

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