Alison Hammond's 'emotional' new BBC show as she lines up A-list celebs BBC One's Alison Hammond's Big Weekend is set to see Alison Hammond spend quality time with some of the UK's biggest names, giving viewers an exclusive glimpse into their homes and lives (Image: Getty Images for the NTA's ) Alison Hammond's Big Weekend is making quite the splash with its star-studded lineup. Anticipate a thrilling ride on a roller coaster with Spice Girl Mel B, horseback adventuring alongside actor Luke Evans and Alison even steps into the boxing ring with the renowned fighter Tony Bellew. ‌ The series certainly looks set to entertain. Iconic comedians Lenny Henry and Jimmy Carr are also set to appear with Alison in the BBC six-part series, where she spends two days with some of the UK's most celebrated personalities. ‌ Read more Ruth Langsford pulls out of TV appearance after falling sick with 'horrible' bug This gives viewers a rare sneak peek into their homes and daily lives. Teasing about the show, Alison, who is now 50, revealed, "We had some deep chats, some absolute screamers, and even a few tears. Article continues below "Turns out, a weekend with Alison Hammond is basically therapy! It's a full-blown experience! We're talking deep convos, belly laughs and spontaneous singalongs." The inaugural episode features Alison in conversation with ex-Little Mix member Perrie Edwards. They delve into Perrie's upbringing, her journey to motherhood, and life with one of the UK's most successful girl-bands as they explore her hometown of South Shields, reports the Mirror. ‌ There will be no shortage of antics as Alison embarks on a delightful boat excursion on Lake Windermere with Jimmy and makes her way back to the heartland of the Midlands with Sir Lenny. Alison Hammond has lifted the lid on what it was like filming with celebrity friends Mel B, Lenny Henry and Jimmy Carr for her new ITV show. Alison was amazed by Jimmy's love of ice baths, Mel's rural lifestyle and Lenny's endless stories. ‌ The This Morning star laughed: "Well, first off Jimmy Carr chooses to get into an ice bath for fun. I mean, who does that? ! "Then there's Mel B, who is not just a Spice Girl but a full-blown farm girl with goats and chickens! And Lenny Henry? That man has stories for DAYS I had to stop a few times just to take it all in!". Alison Hammond hopes her singing stint with Perrie Edwards might lead to a new career path. She joked: "I told Perrie - she needs me in the studio, I'll bring the vocals (or at least the vibes), ‌ "But I reckon she's scared I'll take over. Perrie, if you're reading this, let's make a hit, hun!". In Alison Hammond's Big Weekend, the much-loved TV personality spends quality time with famous faces, giving fans an exclusive look into their lives and homes. The celebrities share personal stories, laughter, and tears with Alison, showcasing the people and places that shaped their journey to stardom. ‌ As the show travels across the UK, Alison asks the burning questions fans want answered, all in her signature hilarious style that's made her a beloved TV figure. The new series features Alison Hammond visiting six celebrities, diving into their personal lives, experiences, and memories. She discovers surprising facts, shares hilarious moments, and occasionally gets a glimpse of their emotional side. Alison Hammond's Big Weekend is an entertaining and revealing look at what makes these stars who they are today. Alison Hammond reflected on her personal highlights from the show, saying: "Learning to horse ride with Luke Evans felt like I was in a full-on period drama! Sparring with Tony Bellew? I gave it my best shot (literally). ‌ "And meeting Perrie Edwards' lovely mum and her little boy Axel. That was such a special moment. But honestly, just the simple moments in having a proper natter, and getting to know these celebs in a way you don't usually see, that's the real magic!". Alison, known for her disarming charm, revealed that there were plenty of laughs - and tears too. "That's what happens when you're stuck with me," she quipped. "I don't stop talking until they spill! There's something about spending proper time with someone that makes people relax." Article continues below Catch Alison Hammond's Big Weekend on BBC One and iPlayer starting Friday 16th May at 8:30 pm.