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Who Do You Think You Are? on SBS and SBS on Demand S17E2 – Who Do You Think You Are? returns with eight new prominent Australians embarking on deeply personal journeys into their family history, uncovering stories of love, loss, resilience and long held secrets that continue to shape who they are today.

Leading this year’s new stories are Guy Sebastian, Rosie Batty, Curtis Stone and Matt Day, joining previously announced participants Bruce McAvaney, Essie Davis, Aaron Pedersen and Chrissie Swan.
Across eight episodes, the series delivers some of its most emotional and visually rich storytelling to date, from long-lost family legacies and migration stories, to confronting generational trauma and moments of profound personal connection.

Episode Two: Guy Sebastian

Renowned singer-songwriter Guy Sebastian travels across India and Sri Lanka to uncover the truth behind his mother’s heritage and reconnect with his father’s Tamil roots, with a defining moment coming through DNA results that finally bring clarity to his family’s identity.

Who Do You Think You Are? on SBS and SBS on Demand – New Episode / Tuesday 19 May at 7.30pm (8 parts)

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Who Do You Think You Are? on SBS and SBS on Demand S17E2

Who Do You Think You Are? on SBS and SBS on Demand S17E2
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