Ryan Thomas and his brothers Adam and Ryan are said to have made such an impression on ITV bosses that they've landed a second series of their show.
The famous trio went off on the "trip of a lifetime" to explore their family's roots in Absolutely India: Mancs In Mumbai.
And they did such a good job investigating their family tree, that they could be set to do it all over again.
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This time around, it's thought former Coronation Street star Ryan, ex-Emmerdale actor Adam and Love Island's Scott, will be heading to South America and the Caribbean to look into more family ties.
A source told The Sun : "ITV were delighted with the success of the first series so are now planning another once lockdown is eased.
"The idea is to send the lads around South America, taking in the Caribbean, after it was revealed in the first part that they have family ties there.
"ITV think the lads could be the new Judith Chalmers because audiences have fallen in love with their cheeky banter, natural style and infectious personalities."
The insider added that if the second series is also a success, the siblings could be locked into a multi-series deal.
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However, ITV told Mirror Online that no decision has been made on the future of the show just yet.
Big brother Ryan, 36, and twins Adam and Scott, 31, were joined for the first series by dad Dougie, a music producer and lead singer of 70s band Dougie James and the Soul Train.
The lads explored their Indian roots in the hope of tracking down some long-lost relatives.
At the weekend, Ryan opened up about fatherhood, admitting he didn't fully appreciate it the first time around.
The actor shares 11-year-old daughter Scarlett with ex Tina O'Brien and three-month-old son Roman with fiancée Lucy Mecklenburgh.
Now that he's been faced with the challenge of raising his son during the lockdown, he's opened up about how "intense" the experience has been.
The former Celebrity Big Brother winner told The Sun : "It's intense not being able to have anyone else to hold the baby even for 10 minutes while you have a cup of tea."
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Reflecting on the different approach to fatherhood he's taken this time around, he added: "I was young and naive when I had Scarlett and I didn't really appreciate it the way I do now. I have a different outlook now. But, you know, there's no right or wrong time for parenthood.
"I'm just at a very different place in my life compared to back then – it was 11 years ago, and so in a lot of ways this feels like the first time all over again."
Ryan also confessed that not being at work during the lockdown has given him more time to "live and breathe" family life, and that it's given him a different outlook.
