In the first of a brand new series Lucy Kennedy travels to London to live with Irish pop princess Samantha Mumba. Over the course of 2 days and many bottles of wine, Lucy and Sam talk about everything from her pop and movie career, to her move to LA and her love of a good fry-up.

Lucy travels to Essex to meet up with the queen of reality TV - Jade Goody. No sooner has Lucy got her feet under the table before they are talking about her ill fated 2nd stint in the Big Brother house, her relationship with boyfriend Jack and her boob jobs all while being followed by the notorious British tabloid paparazzi.

This week Lucy Kennedy moves into Senator David Norris's city centre pad to see what life is like for the larger-than-life politican. Lucy moves closer to home this week as she lives with Senator David Norris. Over the course of two days, Lucy is serenaded twice, accompanies the senator to the VIP style awards and also hears the story of how the senator got hold of Antonio Banderas's pants.

This week Lucy Kennedy travels down-under to Sydney to live with former Westlife heartthrob Brian Mc Fadden. Brian takes Lucy on a tour of Sydney harbour, they check out Bondi beach and Brian's favourite watering hole. Over the course of three days, neither jet lag nor the loss of her luggage stop Lucy from quizzing Brian on growing up in Dublin, life in Sydney and of course Kerry.

This week Lucy is living with playboy of the Western World - Calum Best. Exhausted from his jet set lifestyle Calum decided to bring Lucy for a nice relaxing holiday in Marbella, the party capital of Spain. Known primarily for his famous dad and infamous flings, Lucy shares a luxury villa with Calum and gets up close and personal with the cassanova. In between sunbathing and partying Lucy digs for the dirt, so will we find out what really happened with Lindsay Lohan or more importantly what he actually does for a living?

Lucy Kennedy goes into the west this week to live with Tg4 weatherman Daithi Ó Sé. The self proclaimed 'wild man of the west' takes our D4 diva camping on the Aran Islands. As Lucy's only other experience under canvas is in the VIP tent at the Galway races, can she survive the night? At least with Daithi, there will be no surprises with the weather.

In the first show of the second series Lucy is invited by Shane Lynch into his boys zone. However, as Shane's house is under renovation, the pair have no choice but to live together in a camper van beside his house. City girl Lucy is at home talking on her mobile but how will she cope living in a mobile home?

This week, Lucy Kennedy lives with harmmonica playing blues legend Don Baker. Over the course of a packed two days, Don shares with Lucy his home, his stage and his jacuzzi.

This week Lucy Kennedy gets a flavour of family life as she moves in with Cobh's own Sonia O Sullivan and her family. Lucy has never had the reputation of living in the gym, but for the next two nights, that's exactly where she is staying....Sonia's gym. As the only thing Lucy has ever run is her mouth, this could be her greatest challenge yet...

Whether it be treading the boards or in her own home Twink always has a full house and this week is no exception as Lucy Kennedy moves in with the panto queen, her two daughters and six dogs. In their busy schedule of leisurely lunches and retail therapy the pair somehow managed to fit in a trip to the theatre and a crash course in cake making.

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Lucy Kennedy spends time at the home of Irish international footballer Shane Long and his wife, Kayleah, to discover the individual behind the public persona.

Kerry Katona invites Lucy into her home to spend a weekend planning for an Irish gig.

Lucy Kennedy moves in to award-winning comic Al Porter's Tallaght home and is given a sneaky look backstage at one of his big stand-up comedy shows.

John and Edward Grimes escort Lucy around Ireland's capital and join her at the Irish Film and Television Awards.

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Lucy Kennedy travels to Lanzarote to meet musician Finbar Furey, who shows her around the island as they explore local markets

Lucy Kennedy stays with former hurling star Davy Fitzgerald, now manager of Wexford, at his home in Sixmilebridge, Co Clare.

Lucy 'lives with' her most controversial host yet when she travels to Bristol to stay with Katie Hopkins- often referred to as 'the most hated woman in Britain'.

Lucy travels to Kerry to live with eccentric T.D. Michael Healy-Rae, where she soon finds herself competing against his mobile phone for attention.