THE latest series of The Apprentice is coming to our screens in February 2024.
Here, we look at Tre Lowe, one of the contestants on the new series looking to become Lord Sugar's business partner.
Who is Tre Lowe?
Tre Lowe has had experience of success before appearing on The Apprentice.
He is one half of Architechs, a British garage band who had a hit with 'Body Groove' in September 2000, reaching number three in the UK singles chart.
Lowe said: “I have proven success. People think I am a cool dude. But underneath all of that, I am a super-geek.
“One of my dreams as a child was to be in those big red Britannica Encyclopaedia volumes, alongside the likes of Galileo, Newton, and Tesla. Total super nerd. Still cool though."
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Lowe has a number of A-list celebrities as friends, including Oscar winning actress Emma Thompson, Big Brother presenter AJ Odudu and model Emily Ratajkowksi.
He has also shared pictures of himself with TV presenter Jonathan Ross and Britain's Got Talent judge Alesha Dixon.
He has also previously met Lord Sugar, being pictured with him and music mogul Simon Cowell at a party in 2014.
Lowe's bandmate, older brother Ashley Akabah, sadly passed away in 2020 at the age of 49.
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Tre has continued the act solo, and even appeared performing their hit song on The Big Breakfast in 2022.
His website describes him as: "an award-winning Producer-Songwriter, Mentor & Entrepreneur."
It also says that he has provided remixes for industry giants such as Usher, Justin Timberlake, Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston.
Lowe owns the record label MBL Entertainment, and also runs the coaching and consultancy company, Alpha Clique.
He has since stepped back from performing to start a wellness business.
When can I watch The Apprentice 2024 series?
The first episode of the 18th series of The Apprentice will air on Thursday, February 1, 2024 on BBC One.
The contestants will have to impress Lord Sugar, Baroness Brady and Tim Campbell across a series of business-based challenges.
Campbell was the first winner of the series in 2005, and will be one of Lord Sugar's aides during the series, watching how contestants perform in tasks.
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Campbell will once again assist Sugar after standing in for Claude Littner for the last two series, after Littner suffered serious injuries in an accident in 2021.
This years contestants will hope to follow in the footsteps of Marnie Swindells, who won series 17 with her idea of opening her own boxing gym, with Sugar investing £250,000 into her business.