The All New Monty male line-up revealed – from Love Island’s Jack Fincham to Emmerdale’s Kelvin Fletcher
THE All New Monty will see a fresh set of male and female stars revealing all to the nation in two 90-minute shows.
And following the success of the past two shows, the TV programme is not to be missed and they encourage viewers to make checks in intimate areas to prevent cancer. Here’s the full list of men doing their bit and stripping for charity…
Who is in the male line-up for All New Monty on ITV?
Alexander Armstrong and Ashley Banjo will be leading the male team for the upcoming performance of ITV’s The All New Monty: Who Bares Wins.
The pair have been a part of the line-up ever since the show began in 2017.
See the full list of participants below…
Jack Fincham
Jack Fincham, 27, is the winner of Love Island 2018, who won over the hearts of fans thanks to his romance with Dani Dyer.
However, it wasn’t meant to be for the pair and on April 3, 2019, Jack revealed he and Dani had split for good.
The reality star used to be a stationery sales manager but now he’s enjoying the perks of his newfound fame.
Kelvin Fletcher
Actor Kelvin Fletcher, 35, played Andy Sugden in Emmerdale for twenty years before leaving the role.
A self-confessed petrol head, he has an MSA Competition Licence and won the Silverstone Classic Celebrity Challenge Race in 2012.
The star changed his appearance rather drastically after leaving the soap and has been wowing fans with his buff bod so he’ll surely be ready to bare all on the night.
Matt Evers
Matt Evers, 43, is an American sportsman who specialises in ice skating and won the Junior pairs title at the 1998 US Championships.
But fans know him for his work on ITV’s competition show, Dancing On Ice, where he was most recently paired with Gemma Collins.
He previously won the show with Suzanne Shaw and came second when he skated with Jorgie Porter.
Joe Pasquale
Joe Pasquale, 56, is an English comedian, actor and TV presenter – who’s known for his unusually high pitched voice.
The funnyman has done six Royal Variety Performances, most recently in 2005, and admitted he once got so drunk that his fellow performers avoided him for the entire night.
As well as his live comedy, Joe has done several theatre shows so he is no stranger to the stage.
Willie Thorne
William “Willie” Joseph Thorne, 64, is a former professional snooker player who now works as a sports commentator.
Willie has a bit of dance experience after competing in the fifth series of Strictly Come Dancing with partner Erin Boag.
From Sport Relief and Pointless Celebrities to Crucible Classics and Who’s Doing the Dishes?, Willie has done it all and he’s always game to raise awareness for a good cause.
Rav Wilding
Rav Wilding is a British TV presenter, best known for his work on Crimewatch.
The 41-year-old has had numerous professions over the years, including being a soldier and a police officer!
He’s a familiar face on the celebrity TV show circuit after appearing on show like celebrity edition of The Weakest Link and Ready Steady Cook, and he’s even appeared on Celebrity Mastermind.
Jason Cundy
Jason Cundy, 49, is a former footballer who played as a defender for the likes of Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur, and Ipswich Town.
During his playing career in 1997 he was diagnosed with testicular cancer after doctor spotted something while checking him for a suspected groin injury.
Jason lost one testicle and went through chemotherapy so the show’s mission is especially important for the star.
After a knee injury ended his career, he made a strategic move to talkSPORT as a presenter and continued building his broadcasting career.
Ashley Banjo
Ashley Banjo, 30, is as street dancer, choreographer and actor who found fame with his dance group, Diversity, when they won Britain’s Got Talent in 2019.
He has since been a judge on shows such as Dancing On Ice and Dance Dance Dance.
The choreographer will once again put all the celebrities through their paces, teaching them the dance routine that they have to perform on The All New Monty.
Alexander Armstrong
Alexander Armstrong, 49, seems to have so much fun doing the show that he’s back again to lead the men through another successful performance.
The popular presenter has hosted a number of shows across ITV, BBC, Dave and Channel 4, making a household name.
n March 2019 he was back on the box climbing Kilimanjaro for Comic Relief proving he is always willing to go to extra mile to help raise awareness.
What is The All New Monty?
With a new name, a new line-up and all new routines the Bafta-nominated programme will see the famous novices getting into shape to perform a frenzy-inducing striptease.
They hope to build on the impact of last year to keep key health messages about regular checks for testicular and prostate cancer at the forefront of the nation’s minds.
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When is The All New Monty on ITV?
The Real Full Monty, renamed The All New Monty: Who Bares Wins, and its successful spin-off Ladies’ Night, is returning for a third and second series respectively on ITV.
The All New Monty will air in two 90-minute episodes – one for the women’s show and one for the men’s.
The male one will air on May 6, 2019 at 9pm on ITV and the female one the following day (May 7, 2019) also at 9pm.