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Good Morning Britain star and Liz Hurley join forces for new Channel 4 reality showElizabeth Hurley is set to front a brand new exciting Channel 4 reality show alongside Good Morning Britain

star Rob RinderCommentsNewsMonde Mwitumwa TV and Celebrity Reporter12:45, 21 May 2025 Good Morning Britain's Robert Rinder has teamed up with actress Elizabeth Hurley for a new, intriguing

reality series on Channel 4.

Titled The Inheritance, the programme promises to be an engaging blend of mystery and competition, drawing comparisons to "part Knives Out, part Succession".

‌ It revolves around 13 unknown individuals invited to an opulent stately home, where they are tasked to compete against one another to secure a share of the fortune bequeathed by the

enigmatic benefactor known as The Deceased.

‌ Initially shrouded in mystery, the identity of The Deceased has now been revealed to be none other than Elizabeth Hurley, reports Bristol Live.

Nevertheless, winning won't be a straightforward task for the participants, as the late benefactor has devised "a mischievous game to ensure only the best players can get their hands on her

inheritance".

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Executor and trusted legal advisor.

Robert expressed his enthusiasm for the project, saying: "This is a high-stakes strategy game served with a side of scheming and sabotage."

As Executor, his role is to enforce rules, maintain order, and ensure that the participants are worthy of the sparkling fortune left behind by the dearly departed benefactor, portrayed by

the iconic Elizabeth Hurley.

‌ Elizabeth remarked: "It's a thrill to be part of this clever game, playing The Deceased; it all takes place on her huge estate in the English countryside and she dresses to the nines in

every scene. Tune in this autumn to catch The Inheritance on Channel 4."

Elizabeth Hurley 'thrilled' to be part of what she has called a 'clever' game(Image: Getty Images) In the show, participants must collaborate to carry out The Deceased's last wishes, which

are a series of demanding tasks that test their intellect, teamwork, and guile.

Article continues below As the programme hails from the minds behind The Traitors, viewers can expect a significant twist within the series.

The catch is that only one player can take home the cash earned from each of The Deceased's requests, leaving it up to one person to persuade the others of their worthiness to receive the

group's pooled funds.

The Inheritance is coming to Channel 4 this autumn