Cunard has revealed that the former WBC heavyweight champion Frank Bruno will be hosting an "intimate" Q&A on the maiden British Isles voyage of the Queen Anne.
Bruno will appear on the 14-night British Isles Festival Voyage which departs from Southampton on May 24.
The 62-year-old will be "discussing the highs and lows of life in the ring" including his bouts against Mike Tyson.
Alongside that, he will talk about his journey with the Frank Bruno Foundation, which provides support and encouragement for those currently facing or recovering from mental ill-health.
Other guests that will be appearing on the cruise include musician Midge Ure and Broadway star Rachel Tucker, who will be performing live.
Additionally, the Olivier award-winning actress Celia Imrie will also be giving a talk.
In a statement on the cruise itself, Cunard said: "The 14-night voyage departs Southampton on 24 May with maiden calls to South Queensferry, Greenock, Kirkwall, Invergordon, Belfast, Cork, and Liverpool and a programme of exciting onboard experiences to showcase the best of Britain and Ireland's shores.
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"Queen Anne will arrive in Cunard’s spiritual home of Liverpool on 3 June for a spectacular naming ceremony in what promises to be the most eagerly awaited port call of the exclusive voyage.
"The momentous spectacle will be hosted by much-loved TV personalities Matt and Emma Willis. The power couple of British pop culture will introduce dazzling, one-of-a-kind performances from the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts."
Queen Anne's maiden voyage will take place earlier in the month, departing from Southampton on May 3 and visiting spots such as Lisbon and La Coruna.
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