The cast of the next Celebrity Apprentice has been announced, only this time, it won't be hearing Donald Trump say, "You're fired." Instead, most of them will be told by Arnold Schwarzenegger, "You won't be back."
Joining new host Schwarzenegger are: retired boxing world champion Laila Ali; actress and host Brooke Burke-Charvet; football star Eric Dickerson; singer Boy George; American Ninja Warrior host Matt Iseman; actress and host Carrie Keagan; stylist and author Carson Kressley; WNBA star and Olympian Lisa Leslie; actor and comedian Jon Lovitz; Mötley Crüe's Vince Neil; Jersey Shore's Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi; actress Kyle Richards; mixed martial artist Chael Sonnen; reality TV star Porsha Williams; Heisman Trophy winner Ricky Williams; and Wilson Phillips' Carnie Wilson. In addition to a new host, Celebrity Apprentice is leaving New York City, and will film in Southern California.
NBC also announced that Warren Buffett, Jessica Alba, Tyra Banks, Steve Ballmer, and Schwarzenegger's own nephew, entertainment attorney Patrick Knapp Schwarzenegger, will appear on the show as boardroom advisors. This Trump-less season of Celebrity Apprentice will air later in 2016.
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