SOAP star brothers Adam and Ryan Thomas are being lined up as presenters of a TV game show.
It would be the first time they have teamed up as co-hosts.
The new ITV programme, called 99 to Beat, is being billed as Taskmaster meets Squid Game.
Ryan, 39, sprang to fame as Jason Grimshaw in Coronation Street. He has also won Celebrity Big Brother and Dancing On Ice.
Adam, 35, who has starred in Emmerdale and Waterloo Road, has been a contestant on I'm a Celebrity...and Strictly Come Dancing.
A TV insider said: "This game show will bring plenty of laughs and needs happy-go-lucky hosts. Ryan and Adam fit the bill perfectly and it would be great to see the brothers working together as TV hosts for the first time.
This story is from the April 09, 2024 edition of Daily Mirror UK.
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