Candy Lane is one of the celebrities competing on TVNZ's Celebrity Treasure Island, which screens later this year. Photo / Supplied
New Zealand's dancing queen and a Game of Thrones star will battle it out against fellow celebrities for the chance to win $100,000.
Five more celebrities join the star-studded group who will compete on an island for their chosen charities.
Today TVNZ revealed more famous faces who will be contestants on the brand-new season of Celebrity Treasure Island.
An icon of our screens, Candy Lane is dancing her way to Treasure Island too.
She's supporting Endometriosis NZ, an organisation she has a family connection to.
Actor, comedian and writer Brynley Stent is competing for Leukaemia & Blood Cancer NZ, after she sadly lost her mother to non-Hodgkins lymphoma.
She won't just be competing against other celebrities - she'll also be going head-to-head with her flatmate and comedian Chris Parker. Which flatmate will reign supreme?
Former Breaker and Tall Black star Casey Frank is competing for his chosen charity, Kids Can.
Will the sports star be as quick on the island and he was on the court?
Actor and rugby player Joe Naufahu played warlord Dothraki in Game of Thrones, and now he's trying his luck on reality TV.
He's aiming to win the $100k prize for Breast Cancer New Zealand, a cause close to his family.
Tegan Yorwarth hosts Mai FM's Morning Crew show and is swapping the radio mic for an island up North.
She's supporting her chosen charity The Period Place.
The above stars join Kimberley Crossman, Tammy Davis, JJ Fong, Anna Simcic, Lance Savali, Angela Bloomfield, Buck Shelford, Chris Parker, Lana Searle, Joe Daymond and Jess Tyson, who have already been announced this week.
Matt Chisholm and ZM Drive host Bree Tomasel are returning to host the competition and put the celebrities through their paces.
In 2019, Coast radio host Sam Wallace fought his way to win $100,000 for his chosen charity Starship.
Check back on Sunday for the final line-up announcement.
• Celebrity Treasure Island screens on TVNZ 2 from September.
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