Clay Aiken has announced the guests who will perform at the National Inclusion Project’s 9th annual Champions Gala.
And the list includes his former rival on Season 2 of American Idol — Ruben Studdard.
The event is set for Oct. 20 at the National Theater in Washington, D.C.
Clay and each of the guests will perform that evening as part of the fundraiser.
In addition to Ruben … well, I guess you could call the other guests former rivals, too.
Those guests include Debbie Gibson, Arsenio Hall and Dee Snider, all competitors with Clay on the recent season of Celebrity Apprentice.
For those who didn’t follow along, Arensio won; Clay finished second.
The National Inclusion Project — Clay is a co-founder — pushes for the inclusion of children with disabilities in community activities.
For more information on organization and the gala, including ticket information, head here.
Oh, and this will hardly be the first time Clay and Ruben have worked together since Idol.
Back in the summer of 2010, after the release of Clay’s “Tried and True” album, they toured together.
