ITV have reportedly already filmed a brand new prime time entertainment show to replace Saturday Night Takeaway and Dancing On Ice as the shows take a break from the schedules.

Later this year the channel will air a prank show called Celebrity Sabotage that will be hosted by Joel Dommett, with Sam Thompson, GK Barry and Judi Love as support hosts.

The premise is that the stars will have to sabotage 'unsuspecting members of the public' by completing hilarious stunts.

Jill Scott, Fay Ripley, Olivia Attwood, Jo Brand, Guz Khan and Harry Redknapp will also star it has been reported.

However there is a huge twist in the show - as the stars will think that they are arriving for a new ITV show hosted by the likes of Clare Balding, Matt and Emma Willis and Rylan Clark.

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Then every sabotage mission will add more money to a secret prize pot for the contestants. 

A source told The Sun of the new show: 'Celebrity Sabotage will have everything ITV does best at its heart — fun and laughter, a huge cash prize and it's absolutely jam-packed with celebs.'

The show is set to air on ITV later this year.

MailOnline has contacted ITV for comment. 

Saturday Night Takeaway ended in April last year.

The final episode featured its most star-studded lineup yet, with appearances from Girls Aloud, S Club 7, while Simon Cowell, Girls Aloud, Amanda Holden, and Rylan Clark appeared in the second part of Get Out My Ear! The Revenge.

It came after Ant and Dec admitted leaving the iconic show was far from an easy decision, as they discussed their emotional farewell during an appearance This Morning. 

Chatting to hosts Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary on the final extravaganza, the pair explained it felt like 'the right time' to leave the iconic show 'on a high'.

Praising its 22 years of broadcasting, Dec said: 'When we first came to the decision to rest it - and we did it because 20 series feels like a good time to do it - we told our management first. 

'We said, 'We want to rest it but we reserve the right between now and then to change our minds several time,' and we have. But I think we know in our heart of hearts it's the right thing to do.' 

Ant agreed echoing: 'For the show and for us personally, it's the right thing at the right time.'

While teasing a slew of hotly-anticipated surprises for the grand finale, the Geordie duo admitted they remain unsure if the show will ever be back on screen. 

Cherishing their memories on the show, Ant said: 'You want to make sure that you get enough new stuff in and fun stuff in so it's not just all a look back.

'We don't know when the show will be back and we don't know if we will ever do Ant versus Dec again, so whoever wins is the ultimate!', Dec added.

The year before Ant and Dec announced they'd quit Saturday Night Takeaway ahead of the 20th series, shocking their fans across the nation.

Ant said at the time: 'We love making Saturday Night Takeaway, but reaching the milestone of 20 series seemed like the perfect time to pause for a little while and catch our breath.' 

Dec added: 'We still have a momentous 20th series to look forward to first so we will do our best to go out (for now) with a bang in 2024!'

The series has spawned numerous iconic segments, including Win the Ads, Undercover, Get Out Of Me Ear, The End of Show Show and the Happiest Minute of the Week.