AJ and Curtis Pritchard have reportedly signed up to star on the next series of SAS: Who Dares Wins.
The former Strictly professional dancer, 26, and his Love Island star brother, 25, will be the Channel 4 programme's first ever sibling duo, with the pair said to have already flown out to Jordan where it's being filmed.
It is reported that the pair 'jumped at the chance' to take part in the military training series as they're keen to prove they are 'grafters'.
Ready for action: AJ and Curtis Pritchard have reportedly signed up to star on the next series of SAS: Who Dares Wins
A source told The Sun: 'Most viewers might look at AJ and Curtis and think they've had it quite easy in their own respective worlds of reality telly and Strictly.
'But they're grafters. AJ didn't really have a chance to get that across when he did I'm A Celebrity last year.'
The insider added: 'They both jumped at the chance to do SAS when the offer came up. They want to show they are more than just two good-looking lads and can get properly stuck in.'
MailOnline have contacted representatives of AJ and Curtis for comment, while a Channel 4 spokesperson said: 'In the best traditions of the SAS, this mission is confidential. However, full details will be released when the series broadcasts next year.'
Recruits: The former Strictly professional dancer, 26, and his Love Island star brother, 25, will be the Channel 4 programme's first ever sibling duo (pictured the show's ex-Special Forces soldiers)
Since leaving Love Island and Strictly Come Dancing respectively, the siblings have signed up to several TV shows between them including I'm A Celebrity and RuPaul's Drag Race UK.
Earlier this year, they made their acting debut in Hollyoaks, though their appearance caused backlash as viewers hit out at the show for casting non-actors.
It comes after Ashley Cain, Calum Best and Jonathan Broom-Edwards were the latest stars to sign up for Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins, after Maisie Smith also confirmed her involvement in the forthcoming show.
The group will travel to the remote Isle of Raasay in the Scottish Hebrides for a gruelling series of challenges - but they will have to wait a while longer before discovering what's in store.
Keen: It is reported that the pair 'jumped at the chance' to take part in the military training series
