THE BBC has introduced a huge new spin-off to two of its most popular programmes.
Both Escape To The Country and Homes Under the Hammer will be undergoing extra special revamps over the Christmas period and it has all kicked off today.
The daytime favourites are welcoming in a slew of stars for the first time ever.
On Homes Under the Hammer, the hosts will be guiding a different household name each day as they seek to help out those looking to invest in a property.
Much like the regular show, the celebs will assist the prospective homeowners as they face the prospect of haggling at auction as well as putting in some serious graft in order to turn a range of properties into a home.
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Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell will be on hand to offer their expertise and knowledge having worked on the show for so long as the celebs take the reigns as the main hosts for the week.
Among the biggest names featuring on the new run of episodes are The One Show star Alex Jones and BBC weatherman Owain Wyn Evans.
The Traitors star Amanda Lovett will also be appearing on the programme as will pop singer Toyah Wilcox.
On the flip side, over on Escape To The Country, it will be the stars themselves doing the house hunting.
Across five episodes, the famous faces will be shown a variety of homes to meet their needs and budgets and see if they can land themselves their very own dream home.
The Chase quizzer Jenny Ryan and Strictly Come Dancing couple Janette Manrara and Aljaz Skorjanec lead the way with house hunts taking place in leafy Cheshire and rural Lancashire.
Bucks Fizz singer Cheryl Baker, former This Morning star Dr. Ranj Singh and actor Christopher Biggins complete the line-up.
Homes Under the Hammer will air their celeb episodes daily from 11:15am on BBC One and BBC iPlayer whilst Escape To The Country will air Ranj and Jenny's episodes at 3pm this week before moving into a primetime slow over the Christmas break.
