This Friday's 'Late Late Show' couch is a star studded one, with Hollywood actor Richard E. Grant, Sing Street star Jack Reynor and comedian PJ Gallagher joining host Ryan Tubridy.

Richard E. Grant will appear live in studio to discuss his memoir A Pocketful of Happiness. Having recently lost his wife of 34 years to cancer, Grant will chat to Tubridy about the sadness and rawness that a terminal illness brings to a family.

Jack Reynor chats to Tubridy about what it's like being shoved head first into worldwide fame at just 21 years old. Also discussing his new Prime Video show 'The Peripheral', Reynor will reveal why he'll never swap beautiful Blessington for the Hollywood Hills.

PJ Gallagher, comedian and broadcaster extraordinaire, discusses his personal story of mental illness with Tubridy, and explains why he wants to share his experience, after a stay in hospital earlier this year saved his life.

Hurling star Zak Moradi will discuss the change in his life, from living in a refugee camp in Iraq, to hurling in Croke Park for Leitrim. Moradi aims to inform about the power of sport and the importance of community.

Host, Ryan Tubridy, will meet some of the incredibly remarkable children and their parents who communicate through Lámh, a manual sign language, who are taking part in the groundbreaking children's television programme on RTÉjr - 'Dizzy Deliveries'.

Dublin-based hip-hop artist Malaki will perform live in studio, showcasing his new single 'Never Mind'. Susan O'Neill also appears as another musical guest, with a track from her current EP - Now You See It.

RTÉ have hinted that tomorrow night's show will also feature a very special, not to be missed, update on the 'Late Late Toy Show'.

'The Late Late Show' is on RTÉ One and RTÉ Player, Fridays at 9.35pm.