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You appear a bit keen on all this Master….
I’ve watched more series of this than I haven’t
This one seems a bit dull celebrity wise – take that freakish Lady C out of it and nothings happening really.
Eubank is keeping quiet hois highlight being thes “my potato dropped in my lemonade” moment
The Ant n Dec segments are again the best thing about it
I am only interested in Eubanks but do not watch this unless the women are taking a shower in their bikini.
Eubank still has 6 pack at 50.
Great shape.
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While some people might go to the I’m A Celebrity jungle to find themselves or have a life-changing experience, Tony Hadley’s reasons appear to be a bit more straightforward.
Speaking to Lorraine Kelly on her show on Tuesday morning, the Spandau Ballet frontman – whose new record The Christmas Album is out now – revealed he was ‘a massive fan of the show’, but had other motivations for going in to the jungle.
‘I have a Christmas album coming out and they paid me!’ he quipped – but added that it wasn’t just about the money.
‘I needed to lose weight,’ Tony explained, going on to say that he shed 10kg during his time on the show.
‘But,’ he added, ‘I’ve been in Italy for about 10 days so I’ve probably put it all back on!’
Tony also told Lorraine that he hadn’t seen that much of his time on the show – which was punctuated by explosive rows with fellow campmate Lady Colin Campbell – saying: ‘I hate watching myself on TV.
‘But I really enjoyed it despite all the shenanigans that went on,’ he said, ‘And I’ve become great friends with all the rest of the campmates.
‘In fact give it a couple of months and I’d probably go back in!’
Meanwhile, the singer also had some disappointing news for Spandau Ballet fans – admitting that the band won’t be getting back together any time soon.
‘Spandau’s on hold, that’s kind of one of the reasons I did the jungle,’ Tony said of the 80s chart-toppers – but admitted that a future reunion shouldn’t be ruled out.
‘We will get back together…we’re really great friends and we’ll get back together every three or four years which is how it should be.’
Im actually reading Chris Eubank's new book and it's quite a good read. It's a book about ethics.
If it sells well, he says he will write a book on Kent next.
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