BBC News anchor Kate Silverton and comedian Seann Walsh are the 10th and 11th celebrity contestants confirmed for the new series of Strictly Come Dancing.
The announcement was made on BBC One programme The One Show.
Silverton, 48, told hosts Alex Jones and Rory Reid she had no talent for dancing.
She said: “It consists of me dancing in my kitchen in front of my kids while mouthing the lyrics, which is probably not going to go down well with Craig.”
NEWS JUST IN! *rustles papers* The 10th celeb to join the #Strictly 2018 family is… Kate Silverton 👌🎉 @katesilverton1 https://t.co/3meZOzvY53 pic.twitter.com/y4Pt8EcQjL
— BBC Strictly✨ (@bbcstrictly) August 17, 2018
Walsh, 32, said he was “as shocked as everyone else” that he was taking part.
He described his previous dancing experience as “jumping up and down until two in the morning”.
Explaining why he chose to do the show, he added: “I just thought it would be nice to do something where I can hopefully come out the other end with a skill and maybe able to dance.
“But looking at your faces you don’t seem convinced.”
Silverton joked that they felt like a couple coming to a dinner party to make the announcement.
Former Strictly contestant Jones advised them to “do nothing and relax, eat loads and just wait for that professional to get hold of you”.
Seann Walsh, Seann Waltz… we're sure there's a pun in there somewhere. Nevermind. Welcome to #Strictly 2018 @SeannWalsh! 😁✨ https://t.co/IJLgMcyxSm pic.twitter.com/9kPmhBAcYG
— BBC Strictly✨ (@bbcstrictly) August 17, 2018
The duo were also joined on The One Show sofa by another former contestant, Paralympic sprint champion Jonnie Peacock.
Peacock reassured them the show was “like a big family”. He described the show’s professionals as great people who will coach them into great dancers.
Silverton follows in the footsteps of fellow TV anchors former BBC Breakfast host Bill Turnbull and Naga Munchetty.
Turnbull took part in the show’s third series, finishing sixth with professional dancer Karen Hardy.
Munchetty and partner Pasha Kovalev were voted out in week four in the 2016 series.
Silverton and Walsh join the already-announced line-up of celebrities comprising Pussycat Dolls star Ashley Roberts, documentary presenter Stacey Dooley, This Morning’s Dr Ranj Singh, former cricketer Graeme Swann, TV presenter Katie Piper, Steps singer Faye Tozer, Red Dwarf actor Danny John-Jules, YouTube star Joe Sugg and DJ Vick Hope.