In an exploration of social mobility in the UK, four people who are the children of celebrities live in their parents' old communities to find out what sort of life they might have had if their mothers or fathers not become hugely successful in their chosen fields. In the first edition, Gordon Ramsay's son Jack heads to the Bretch Hill estate in Banbury, Oxfordshire, to discover what life could have been like had his dad Gordon not become a world-famous chef
Spice Girl Mel B's daughter Phoenix Brown travels to Hyde Park in Leeds, to visit the house where her mother grew up and spends time with her aunt and grandmother. Phoenix does a shift for the same pizza chain her mum worked for as a teenager, and finds out more about the community and its large student population
To find out what life could have been like had her mum Michelle — now Baroness Mone of Mayfair — not become an entrepreneur, Bethany Mone heads across Glasgow to stay in her mum’s old neighbourhood, Galloway.
Former England footballer Paul Ince's daughter Ria travels to Dagenham in east London to stay in her father's old neighbourhood, spending time with 19-year-old Emiley and her family. Ria chats to an old school friend of her dad's, and visits the training ground of his first professional club West Ham United, where she meets under-23s coach Steve, who grew up with Paul.