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Who’s on Who Do You Think You Are? tonight? Latest celebrity on the BBC One series

Tonight's Who Do You Think You Are? - is it new or a repeat?
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Who Do You Think You Are? is back on BBC One tonight – here’s all you need to know.

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The genealogy show has aired since 2004 and features a star studded line-up from the worlds of TV, sport, music, comedy and dance.

In each episode, a celebrity traces their family tree with a host of names having signed up to explore their ancestry over the years.

Marvin Humes on Who Do You Think You Are

Who’s on Who Do You Think You Are? tonight?

Tonight (9 April) features DJ, presenter and former member of boy band JLS, Marvin Humes.

He delves into his Jamaican and his English heritage, and finds exceptional stories on both sides of the family.

Deep in the Jamaican countryside, Marvin’s discoveries about the lives of his black ancestors during the time of slavery turn his expectations upside down.

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In England, Marvin’s follows the trail of his great-grandfather about whom he knows almost nothing. But Marvin’s research reveals a hero, who overcame a traumatic childhood to play a part in one of the most dramatic events of the Second World War.

The episode airs on Tuesday, 9 April at 9PM on BBC One.

It’s a repeat episode from series 15.

Watch Who Do You Think You Are? online

As well as watching on TV you can watch episodes online as they air via the BBC iPlayer.

You can also watch online and stream past series on catch up via the BBC iPlayer with 50 episodes currently available.

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They include the full last series which featured Andrew Lloyd Webber, Chris and Xand van Tulleken, Bear Grylls, Emily Atack, Kevin Clifton, Dev Griffin, Claire Foy, Chris Ramsey and Lesley Manville.

Past series have featured the likes of Oscar-winning actress Kate Winslet, Harry Potter actor Daniel Radcliffe, music manager and former X Factor judge Sharon Osbourne, James Bond actress Naomie Harris and reality star turned TV presenter Mark Wright.

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