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Lydia Bright is concerned her boyfriend James 'Arg' Argent will "break some bones" when he competes on 'The Jump'.
The 'Only Way is Essex' star can't wait to see her beau take part in the winter sports show but she's terrified he'll injure himself because he's never hit the ski slopes before.
She explained to OK! Online: "We're a little bit nervous, because a lot of the contestants going on there are super-fit and Arg is probably the underdog, so let's just hope he doesn't break any bones!
"He might just shock us all. He's never skied before. The other day, he was training and got a really bad cramp in his leg and had to finish early. I hope James puts his heart and soul into it. He might even be a natural."
And Lydia's mother Debbie Douglas is so convinced Arg, who recently lost three stone in weight, is in with a chance of winning the show that she's prepared to put money on it.
She said: "Maybe we should put a bet on it, because it's probably a million to one for him to win at the minute. We could win a lot of money! He'll be pure entertainment for 'The Jump', and we all need a bit of entertaining."
However, the reality TV star will have to fight off stiff competition from Olympic swimmer Rebecca Adlington and gymnast Beth Tweddle if he wants to make to the final.
'The Jump' will return to screens across the nation later this month on Channel 4, as a string of celebrities try their hand at skeleton, bobsleigh, speed skating and giant slalom.

Megan McKenna was seeking help for anger management before she joined the 'Celebrity Big Brother' house.
The 'Ex on the Beach' star had reportedly booked therapy sessions to curb her short temper before she entered the infamous abode just over a week ago but she was forced to cancel at the last minute due to work commitments.
A spokesperson for the reality TV star told the Mirror Online: "Megan knows anger management is a problem for her and she was already taking positive steps to address this before going into the 'CBB' house with her first session due to take place just before the new year, but unfortunately this had to be moved due to her heavy workload."
The brunette beauty, 23, has tried so hard to keep a lid on her anger since being inside the house but her fellow contestants saw a different side to her last night (14.01.16) when she verbally attacked John Partridge and made a racist comment directed at Tiffany Pollard following a few too many drinks, sleep deprivation and lack of food.
Her spokesperson explained: "Megan losing her temper is obviously regrettable and I know she would have been extremely upset when she woke up yesterday. In this case, Megan had not eaten anything. She then consumed too much alcohol which triggered her anger."
Megan was given a formal warning last night after she had to be restrained by security following her foul-mouthed outburst and aggressive behaviour.

George Sampson has joined 'Emmerdale.'
The 'Britain's Got Talent' winner, who shot to fame with his impressive street dance routines in 2008, is set to make a guest appearance in the ITV soap at the end of next month.
He said: "I'm really excited to play a guest part in 'Emmerdale'. The cast and crew have been really friendly and the village is a spectacular place to be. It's such an iconic show and it's brilliant to be able to be a part of it."
And the 22-year-old dancer, who will appear in four episodes, is no stranger to acting as he also played student Kyle Stack in 'Waterloo Road' on and off from 2011 until 2013.
He also had a minor role in 'Casualty' and appeared briefly in the comedy-drama 'The Dumping Ground' on CBBC in 2014.
But his acting career extends further than just the small screen as he made his stage debut in the West End hip-hop musical 'Into the Hoods' shortly after his win in 2008.
Meanwhile, George's decision to throw himself into acting came after doctors warned him his passion for dancing could lead to him being permanently crippled due to his battle with Scheuermann's disease, which is a curvature of the spine.

'Teen Mom UK' is set to hit screens later this year.
MTV has announced it's creating a British version of the controversial reality TV show, which depicts the lives of a group of teenage girls as they become young mothers, following the five-year success it's had across the pond.
A source told The Sun newspaper: "Within hours of announcing 'Teen Mom UK' we were inundated with applications - and the buzz on social media has been incredible. Bosses think the British version of the show could go on to be just as successful as the American original."
Producers are hoping to find "four or five" girls in the UK who will share the highs and lows of being a young mum as the network plans to create a heartbreaking eight-part series.
'Teen Mom' first aired in the US in 2009 as a spin-off to the programme '16 and Pregnant' and is now in its sixth series.
Over the past five years, the show has made stars out of Farrah Abraham, who later found fame in the UK after starring in 'Celebrity Big Brother', and Amber Portwood.
But it hasn't been easy for the young mums as Amber documented her battle with drugs on television and Farrah has since come under fire for starring in a sex tape.
However, bosses in the UK are adamant the British version of the reality series won't be as jaw-dropping as the US'.

The 'EastEnders' omnibus is set to make a return.
The BBC soap has struck a deal with UKTV to air repeat episodes of the popular opera on its new channel W on the same day, as well as at the weekend, after it was dropped from BBC1 and BBC3 many years ago.
In a statement released by UKTV, it said: "UKTV has spotted a demographic growth area for W in 30 to 39-year-old women and their partners, husbands and family, with whom they share a love of smart entertainment."
And the Walford-based soap - which stars Danny Dyer, Kellie Bright and Shane Richie - is not the only programme to be aired on the brand new subscription service channel.
Other shows coming to W include a new factual series called 'Get Me To The Church' and 'Nev's Indian Call Centre', which is inspired by the hilarious comedy, 'The Call Centre'.
W's general manager, Steve North, explained: "We have a treasure trove of compelling original commissions, our own crown jewels. Plus the gold standard of US acquisitions, combined with the best shows from the BBC.
"We want to dazzle our viewers and have evolved and honed this entertainment channel, building a schedule that entertains but never patronises."

Stephanie Davis has blamed 'Celebrity Big Brother' for "ruining" her relationship with her boyfriend Sam Reece.
The axed 'Hollyoaks' actress has lashed out at the producers on the Channel 5 show for destroying her romance with her handsome beau after airing scenes of her getting up close and personal with her fellow contestant Jeremy McConnell, 23, inside the infamous house.
Shouting at the cameras in the diary room, the brunette beauty explained her relationship with Jeremy is purely platonic and she's deeply in love with her boyfriend.
She said as tears rolled down her face: "We are just friends and obviously when you're in here, we have hung out a lot and we've got closer than we would do in normal situations but that's just the environment we're in. I love him to bits ... Thanks for ruining my relationship Big Brother."
However, two minutes after she left the diary room, the troubled star crept into bed with the model and was seen sharing a passionate smooch with him under the covers.
Earlier this week, Stephanie's boyfriend appeared to dump her after Jeremy said he was falling for her on camera.
Sam wrote on Twitter: "Hi everyone, I will no longer be supporting Stephanie Davis... Thanks for all your support and love you have given me!! (sic)."
But it seems the hunk had a change of heart as he later confirmed they're still a "couple" but he will be having words with her when she gets out of the abode.
He said: "I would like to clarify that Stephanie and I continue to remain a couple irrespective of comments on social media surrounding our relationship that I've 'dumped' [her] as she still remains in the house."

Lauren Goodger is "in talks" to make a permanent return to 'The Only Way Is Essex'.
The 29-year-old television personality insists she would "never say never" to returning to the ITVBe show where she found fame.
She said: "I would never say never and I'm in talks with producers. So watch this space!"
And whilst there are no "immediate plans" for a return, future appearances could be very possible according to a show source.
The insider added to OK! Online: "There are no immediate plans for Lauren's return to the show but she remains part of the extended TOWIE family and we wouldn't rule out future appearances."
Meanwhile, Lauren previously revealed she hasn't watched the show in a while.
She told BANG Showbiz: "I've seen bits and pieces in the press, but no, not really. I haven't watched it for years, it's not the same is it?
"I think that there's always room for reality stuff, it's a guilty pleasure isn't it for people, really? It's never going to die down, even though people say it's changed. Yes, anyone can be on that show now. It's not really what it used to be, but it's easy to watch and it's light-hearted fun.
"I'm definitely still a fan and I definitely still support them because I started it five years ago, so it's nice to see them still cracking on."

Roxy Shahidi does yoga with her co-stars on set before she shoots her scenes for 'Emmerdale.'
The 32-year-old actress, who plays wedding organiser Leyla Harding in the ITV soap, has just recently qualified as a yoga teacher and has roped her fellow cast members into practicing the relaxing method with her before they start work.
She explained: "We use the time we've got. Tomorrow I'm getting to the village set 45 minutes before I'm needed so I can throw down my mat and do a power workout before breakfast. If there's no one around, I'll do it by myself. But if there are people around who are interested in staying fit, then great, because it means you have that little bit of momentum."
But the brunette beauty's s love for yoga extends further than just practicing every day as she's just released her new DVD, 'AM/PM: Yoga for Beginners From Roxy Shahidi'.
She told Inside Soap magazine: "I wanted to make something that was accessible for everyone, with options for various levels of ability, but which was still physically challenging. A lot of women these days are super busy - we've got careers, families and so much to fit in. So I'm a big believer in bite-size chunks and doing what you can."

EastEnders' Richard Blackwood used to have a crush on 'Emmerdale's Gemma Atkinson.
The 43-year-old actor, who portrays Vincent Hubbard in the BBC One soap, feels "privileged" to be up against the blonde beauty - known for playing Carly Hope in the ITV show - for the Best Newcomer at next week's National Television Awards (NTAs) as he used to have a soft spot for her.
Asked if he's been keeping an eye on his competitors since the shortlist was announced, he said: "The irony for me is that I used to fancy Gemma! I feel privileged to be in the same category. I know they're all really good at what they do.
"I haven't just watched them because I now realise I'm in the same category as them, I've watched them prior to that. I admire their work. I believe I'm in a worthy category."
But the handsome star feels even more pressure to do well following the soap's success at last year's ceremony.
He told Yahoo! Celebrity: "'EastEnders' did so well at the last NTAs. That was when I actually joined, and I was sitting with the cast in the same row as Maddy Hill when she won Best Newcomer. I remember her face when she won and I was like, 'Wow, this is so real.' She was blown away by it.
"Then a year later, it's like, wow, now it's me. Just like that it happened as well. I'm nervous about that."