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Peter Andre and Craig Revel Horwood are joining the 'Loose Women' panel.
The pair will be the first male additions to the show in a new Friday edition called 'Loose Women & Men'.
'Loose Women' Editor Sally Shelford told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "We want to give our loyal viewers the chance to see their favourite outspoken male celebs providing a man's eye view on the trending topics of the day.
"Many of the male guests who come on the show believe they can give our panellists a run for their money - now we are giving them the chance to put their money where their mouth is and see whether they can hack it in the 'Loose Women' hot seat."
A number of male celebrities, including Piers Morgan, Sir Ian McKellan and Paddy McGuinness, have reportedly expressed an interest in appearing on the show.
An insider said: "We already have lots of high profile celeb men wanting to take their turn on the panel."
Peter's former wife Katie Price recently made a guest appearance on the show, whose regular panellists include Sherrie Hewson, Coleen Nolan and Ruth Langsford.

Johnny Vegas tries to get Peter Kay in trouble when he is mistaken for him.
The 'Benidorm' actor is often approached by people who believe he is the 'Phoenix Nights' star so he gets up to outrageous antics in his name, including once mooning a group of people.
He said: "I do get mixed up with Peter all the time. But I have a bit of fun with it. I was in a glass lift the other day and I pulled a moonie. I got out and there were some people standing there and they were like: 'It's you, isn't it?' and I said: 'Yeah, I'm Peter Kay.' "
And Johnny's identity has even been known to start arguments, as he explained: "I did have a situation the other day when I spent ages trying to convince a woman that she hadn't seen me in concert at the MEN Arena.
"Her husband was like: 'It wasn't him!' and it got more and more heated between them before in the end I had to go: 'Listen, was it Peter Kay?' and he was like: 'Yes, I'm sorry, she hasn't got a clue!'"
Another comedian Johnny sometimes gets mistaken for is Ricky Gervais but Johnny doesn't think Ricky will be pleased as the 'Office' star has slimmed down in recent years.
Johnny told the Daily Star newspaper: "I don't know what it is with London and scaffolders, but I also get called Ricky Gervais.
"I don't think Ricky would be very happy with that. He's made a lot of lifestyle changes and has slimmed down."

Sherrie Hewson wants to return to 'Coronation Street.'
The 65-year-old actress is desperate to reprise her role as Maureen Naylor - which she portrayed from 1993 until 1997 and then again briefly in 2006 - in the ITV soap and get caught up in a love triangle involving Ken Barlow (Bill Roache) and his new lover Nessa Warner (Sadie Shimmi).
She said: "I loved Maureen. I never thought she finished her story. Now if she went back I'd put her with Bill Roache. It would give him some comedy to do. If ever Maureen came back that would be a really good match."
However, a return to the Cobbles could be a little way off as Sherrie currently has her hands tied up with 'Benidorm'.
And it doesn't seem like the blonde beauty - who plays bolshie hotel manager Joyce Temple-Savage in the comedy - is keen to part ways with the sitcom just yet.
She explained to The Sun newspaper: "This is the pinnacle, this is me doing drama and comedy with the best writer there is in this business now, Derren Litten. This is the best character anyone could have written for me."
Meanwhile, the forthcoming series will also see the return of Dame Joan Collins as she reprises her role as superbitch Crystal Hennessy-Vass, and Sherrie is hoping a vicious pool scrap will brew between the two.
She said: "I'd love a fight in a pool, Joan and me. The only person Joyce is intimidated by is Joan Collins and she's back to cause me some kind of trouble. I love trouble. I don't think she'd go for that. She'd push me in but she'd never go in the pool ... and quite right too."

Danniella Westbrook has threatened to quit 'Celebrity Big Brother'.
The former 'EastEnders' actress told fellow housemate John Partridge that she wanted to go home after a row with the late David Bowie's ex-wife Angie Bowie.
The row began when Angie was chatting to Nancy Dell'Olio in the smoking area, only for the 66-year-old model to leave straight away.
The quick exit confused Danniella's fellow housemate Nancy, who asked if anything had happened, with the soap star quickly replying to suggest otherwise.
She told the 54-year-old lawyer: "I didn't have a problem with her, why's she just walking away now?"
Later, Nancy found herself alone with Angie and managed to question her about the apparent feud.
Angie said: "She [Danniella] told me that I ruined it for everybody because I was acting like a professional and who did I think I was. And Gemma [Collins]. I'm so tired of it."
After being interrupted by Gemma's entrance into the snug, Angie got up and left whilst uttering: "I didn't ask you to come in. There's nothing to be said, stay away from me."
However, the pair appear to have settled their feud and were later seen hugging, with Danniella admitting the whole argument had upset her.
Danniella is the third celebrity to threaten to walk this series after Nancy and Jonathan Cheban told Big Brother they wanted to depart from the house.

Lauren Goodger walks around her house naked.
The former 'The Only Way is Essex' star has recently lost four stone in weight with the help of her new fitness DVD 'OMG! Workout' and has admitted her confidence has excelled so much that she thoroughly enjoys trotting around in her birthday suit in front of her boyfriend Jake McLean.
Asked if her sex life has improved since dropping five dress sizes, she exclusively told BANG Showbiz: "It's not that my sex life has improved, it's still the same, but you feel sexier. I know I look good now and I really like my body. And I even like walking round the house naked now."
And, after three years of on/off dating, it seems Lauren and Jake's relationship is going from strength-to-strength as he's told her he's going to get a tattoo of her etched on him.
She explained: "He's already got loads of tattoos, he's got a sleeve, but he did say he is going to get one of me soon."
However, the brunette beauty, 29 - who got Jake's moniker carved onto her wrist last year - thinks Jake will opt for something more subtle - unlike her choice of inking - when he puts her permanent mark on his skin.
Asked if he'll get her face etched onto his flesh, she said: "His tattoo of me probably won't stand out like mine does."

'Ex on the Beach' producers had to employ a carpenter while shooting the new forthcoming series of the show after the stars smashed up antique chairs through anger.
MTV bosses were forced to call in a specialist to help fix the programme's furniture in the Portuguese villa after so many of them got destroyed as a results of the cast's frustration.
Jordan Davies exclusively told BANG Showbiz: "That many chairs got broken there wasn't even a place to sit down. We were sitting on laps at one point."
Naomi Hedman added: "We had to get a carpenter in to fix the chairs we broke. These were antique chairs so they couldn't just buy new ones.
"Sorry if you're watching, the people who own the chairs, we broke them but we fixed them."
Meanwhile, the forthcoming fourth series looks set to be an explosive one as Megan McKenna - who is currently starring on 'Celebrity Big Brother' - returned with now-ex boyfriend Jordan - known collectively as Jegan - and rows got a little heated, so much so that security had to step in.
She explained: "The security had to get involved a few times when it got a bit out of hand."
Watch the new series of 'Ex on the Beach' from January 19 at 10pm, only on MTV.

Mel B was never "bothered" by her celebrity status.
The 'Lip Sync Battle UK' - who was catapulted to international fame in the 90s as part of girl group, the Spice Girls - insists she never "noticed" her status but admits it is different for celebrities now because of social media.
She said: "It didn't bother me; I was having such a laugh. I didn't really notice it. It was a different time back then. There was no social media and we had a ball. I was with my four best mates on stage, singing and dancing. What's not to like?
"I was so lucky to be surrounded by my best friends. We went out for dinner the other night. We always intended to go on and do our own thing and I got married and had a baby so that was it for me."
The 'Wannabe' hitmakers have been rumoured to be going on a tour to mark their 20th anniversary and whilst Mel is "up for it", she's not sure how the others are feeling about a possible on-stage reunion.
She told The Times newspaper: "Getting back on stage? Of course I'm up for it. I don't know if anyone else is though, so maybe that's just me. I think I'm the source of the rumour ... I love it; I really want to go on tour. I had an amazing time. I travelled the world and I'm thankful for it."

Paloma Faith will quit 'The Voice' if she gets a "barrage of abuse".
The 'Only Love Can Hurt Like This' hitmaker is not prepared to be hurled abuse every time a show airs and insists she won't continue for the next series if the online trolls get too bad.
She said: "I haven't experienced this season yet so I don't know if I will want to do next year's series. If every day from the first show is a barrage of abuse on social media and in letter form then of course I'm not going to do it.
"Boy George and I haven't experienced it yet so there's a sceptical feeling. We're happy within us but we just hope that translates into a public reaction."
The 34-year-old singer admits she regularly asks her fellow judges how things she said have come across and admits her mother is "scared [and] worried" about her being on the show.
She added to the Daily Star on Sunday newspaper: "I get anxiety. I talk to George a lot and ask, 'Oh, what did we say?' because we both speak before we've thought about it. Sometimes he comes up to me after and says 'What did I say? Did I say anything funny? Or did I say anything off? How did that come across?'
"My mum is scared about me doing the show because she's protective and she's worried. She loves me. She wants to protect me and stuff. She's always scared of me putting my foot in it. She says, 'You're no good for my nerves, Paloma.'"

Winston McKenzie claims he was "targeted" in the 'Celebrity Big Brother' house.
The axed contestant believes he was set-up to be the first celebrity to be evicted from the show after his comment, where he called adoption by gay parents "child abuse," was revealed to the house.
He said: "I think it's unfair for people to judge me on what was said years ago. It's very unfair. I didn't wilfully go out to insult anybody. We live in a democracy. We are allowed freedom of expression.
"That was their time - their deal was to get Winston out. I feel they could have waited with that. They know that speaking about those issues is very emotive. The idea, in my view, was to get me out.
"I was targeted from the start, from the very off. It was a case of, 'Get Winston out'. Because I was a threat. I honestly believe that."
The 62-year-old politician was also criticised for his treatment of his female housemates but he believes the women were "specifically trying to provoke a reaction".
He added to the Daily Star on Sunday newspaper: "I think that was very unfair. Some of the girls were very explicit in their behaviour. It's down to the individual girls to conduct themselves in such a manner that is not sexually explicit or revealing to the fellas. At times I felt like they were trying to stitch me up. I'm a red-blooded male and if a lady walks by half-dressed, of course I'm going to look.
"The women were specifically trying to provoke a reaction from me. There were instances where I realised one was trying to set me up. She was changing and being sexual in front of me. When she said she wanted to lose weight and I helped her with some exercises she dressed very revealingly and I think she deliberately laid it on so something would happen."