Can you actually believe we've almost reached the final of The X Factor 2018? Robbie Williams and Ayda Williams might have lost all their acts, but Louis Tomlinson's backing his boys Dalton Harris and Anthony Russell as Simon Cowell hopes Scarlett Lee can claim the crown.
Now obviously, as excited as we are to find out who's following in the footsteps of 2017 winners Rak-Su, the final's guest performers are a pretty big deal too. We've had everyone from actual-bloomin'-Beyoncé to Adele in the past; and this year's guests certainly don't disappoint.
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Let's see who we've got, shall we?
The X Factor 2018 final guest performers REVEALED
1 of 6George Ezra
He'll likely perform his new single Hold My Girl. That, or the INESCAPABLE Shotgun.
2 of 6Anne-Marie
Anne-Marie looks set to perform The Greatest Showman's Rewrite the Stars with James Arthur.
3 of 6James Arthur
James will probably perform, um, Rewrite the Stars with Anne-Marie.
4 of 6Ellie Goulding
We're hoping Ellie sings Diplo and Swae Lee banger Close to Me on the final.
5 of 6Take That
Take That have just been confirmed to perform on the final.
6 of 6Nile Rodgers and Chic
Temporary judge Nile Rodgers and Chic are also rumoured to be performing on the show.
Who's in The X Factor final?
The X Factor 2018 finalists
1 of 3Scarlett Lee
It's Scarlett's second shot - could she go the whole way?
2 of 3Dalton Harris
The first of Louis Tomlinson's boys, Dalton Harris, has vocals for DAYS. Are you backing him?
3 of 3Anthony Russell
Anthony, the second of Louis' boys, is hoping his second time on the show will see him take the crown.
This all comes after Danny Tetley - who lost his place in the competition last weekend - revealed he'd be up for taking part in I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!
Chatting on Lorraine, he said: "Maybe if there’s a spare place in the jungle at some point, something like that. ‘I used to keep chameleons. I’m used to all the insects so that should be fine."
Speaking about his elimination from the show, Danny added: "I’ve not cried once, I only cry on the songs. ‘Nope, there is too much to look forward to for me and I never dreamed in a million years that I would even be on The X Factor live shows, it was such a bonus.
"Waking up every day, I was thankful that I was still living my dream and it was going to come to an end at some point and I’m just so grateful, so thankful."