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Caroline Flack has tipped Peter Andre to win this year's 'Strictly Come Dancing'.
The 35-year-old beauty - who won last year's edition of the show - has met all of the programme's 2015 contestants and thinks the 'Mysterious Girl' hitmaker is the most likely winner of the famous glitter ball trophy.
Asked who she thinks will win, Caroline told heat magazine: "Probably [Peter] Andre. He's going to do quite well, isn't he?
"I've met all the contestants and they're brilliant and I've heard the standard of their dancing is really high this year. I will be watching on catch-up - I'll be watching Pasha [her partner last year]."
Meanwhile, Olly Murs - Caroline's new 'X Factor' co-host -revealed he thinks his on-screen partner is the "perfect girlfriend", but denied they're anything more than good friends.
Caroline admitted: "I did fancy you when we first started."
To which Olly replied: "I used to watch you on 'I'm A Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here Now' and thought you seemed like a top person, really lovely, who I could go out for a drink and have a laugh with.
"It's almost like when you think of girlfriends - you're the perfect girlfriend."
The full interview with Olly and Caroline appears in this week's heat magazine, on sale now (www.heatworld.com).

Michaela Strachan wants a cameo in 'Doctor Who'.
The 'Autumn Watch' presenter is a huge fan of the popular sci-fi series that follows the eccentric life of the Time Lord - currently played by Peter Capaldi - and has already planned how her guest role will pan out in helping him save the world.
Speaking to BANG Showbiz, Michaela said: "I just think it would be great if suddenly Doctor Who was going to save the planet and all the wildlife and I could be a special guest, and Chris (Packham) could be Doctor Who. I can see it now.
"I don't want to be the assistant because I'm a bit old for that. But you know, a guest role. Kylie Minogue has had a guest role, various people have, so I'd love it."
'Hot Fuzz' star Simon Pegg, 'The Great Gatsby' actress Carey Mulligan and 'Fawlty Towers' legend John Cleese have all appeared in the show since it was reborn in 2005.
And the adventurous presenter - who rose to fame on the long-running BBC series 'The Really Wild Show' alongside fellow wildlife expert Chris Packham - says she's watched all the series with her ten-year-old son Oliver at their home in South Africa.
Speaking at the National Lottery Stars in London Studios, she said: "I got obsessed with it. I get all the DVDs over.
"It would be so cool for my little boy if I was in 'Doctor Who'. He thought I was really cool when I did 'Splash'. The only way to top that is 'Doctor Who'."

Michaela Strachan thinks "nobody" can be the next Sir David Attenborough.
The 'Autumn Watch' presenter believes it's almost impossible to take the BAFTA-winning broadcaster's crown as the world's leading wildlife presenter, despite former SAS trooper Bear Grylls vowing to step forward when David, 89, retires.
Michaela told BANG Showbiz: "It's amazing that they do three years series of David Attenborough. That's a risk isn't it? He's in his 80s. He's absolutely remarkable. But I think David was a time. Nobody is going to be the next David Attenborough.
"Bear Grylls was saying that he wanted to be the next David. Poor guy, he probably said a lot of other things and that got picked up. But David, we all adore him because we've all grown up with him."
Richard Hammond has also thrown his hat into the ring with his new show 'Jungle Quest' that airs on Sky 1 on Wednesday (16.09.15).
But Michaela, 49, has backed her old 'The Really Wild Show' co-host Chris Packham to fill the void left by Attenborough - whose career has spanned seven decades, including nine seasons of BBC natural history programme 'Life' - if he wants to.
Speaking at 'National Lottery Stars', she said: "Everybody's different. You've get Chris Packham, he's absolutely brilliant and his wildlife knowledge is phenomenal and he's a tireless campaigner and outspoken. So he could be a different David Attenborough."

Joe Waller has quit the 'X Factor'.
The talent hopeful's audition for the ITV show was shown on last night's episode (13.09.15) but it has since emerged that the contestant, who received four yeses and flirted with judge Rita Ora, has chosen to abandon his chances.
A spokesperson confirmed: "Further to his arena audition, Joe informed producers that he no longer wanted to continue in the competition. Subsequently he did not attend Boot Camp."
Meanwhile, the Daily Mirror newspaper reports that Joe - who is a primary school teacher - insisted it was in the best interest of his career to exit the ITV show.
In a social media post, he explained: "So mid-week I received a completely random email from the X Factor team. Although I made the choice to not continue in the programme because I felt it was the best thing for my career at the time, they have decided to air my audition. SO I PROMISE I DIDN'T LIE ABOUT ANYTHING... But they have chosen to air my audition even though I chose to leave.
"The only worrying thing is.... TV editors have the ability to mould a number of shots into any story and although I was true to myself and to both of my professions it still is a worrying concept. If you have read previous comments on here I messed up my first song and did well on the second which is how I got through. So there is a possibility they will show me messing up and nothing else.... But that's what I signed up for and they have the right to do so. (sic)"

Farrah Abraham and Jenna Jameson have returned to the 'Celebrity Big Brother' house.
The American stars were hiding away in a secret part of the house for the last few days but have made their return to the main residence in scenes expected to air on tonight's episode (14.09.15).
However, their reunion hasn't come as a shock to housemates after they were told on last night's episode (13.09.15) that Jenna and Farrah hadn't really been evicted but were living in the secret bunker.
The celebrities gave their best shocked impressions as the two waltzed into the house. However, Jenna and Farrah's excitement was short-lived after it was revealed the other housemates knew about the "fake fake eviction".
Their egos will be dealt a second blow shortly when they realise the person they had chosen to supposedly be nominated for the next eviction - 'The Apprentice's James Hill - will actually be immune from the vote.
Of their decision, Farrah said: "We would like to say f**k you James. You are nothing, you're up for nomination, do not belittle, do not change, do not alter what the facts are of being a reality star, a business person and entrepreneur bitch."

Richard Hammond and his former 'Top Gear' colleagues are "charged" about their new car show on Amazon Prime.
The 45-year-old TV host, who's reunited with Jeremy Clarkson and James May for the much-anticipated new series, has revealed the presenting trio can't wait to bring their ideas to fruition for the streaming service.
Richard - who left the BBC following Jeremy's sacking earlier this year - shared: "The point is an amazing opportunity has come along to reinvent what we do and we're all just charged.
"It's kind of wonderful that at our stage in life and career, we've got the opportunity to do exactly that, when otherwise you might not."
The popular presenter said the programme is still in its developmental phase and that there's been a "flurry of excitement and activity" behind the scenes.
He told ITV's 'This Morning': "It's not so much that I won't talk about it.
"There isn't yet ... we're heads down workers. It's an absolute flurry of excitement and activity."
And following the presenter's unceremonious exit from the BBC, Richard is eager to return to hosting a motoring show.
He said: "What we made before is expensive. The value in TV is ideas. What a brilliant time to be making shows about cars on television.
"The industry is undergoing tremendous change and television itself, likewise, is undergoing a huge sea-change. And to be reporting on a changing industry from within a changing industry is a massive challenge."

'EastEnders' Robbie Jackson will have a totally new look when he returns to the soap next week.
Dean Gaffney - who played the street sweeper until 2010 - will return to Albert Square next week and believes he has matured like a "fine wine" since his last appearance on the show and thinks as he has got older he's got better looking and is ready to impress viewers with his style.
He said: "I mean this in the most un-bigheaded way possible but I am like a fine wine - I'm getting better with age."
The 37-year-old actor was known for his acne-ridden complexion and greasy hair when he was a teenager on the show, but now he is approaching 40th birthday his look has changed and he can't wait for view how different he looks now he has grown up.
He told The Sun newspaper: "It's nice to come back, as people remember Robbie as the 17-year-old with spots. Now I can say, 'Yes, I did have spots but now I am nearly 40 and look different.' "
Dean was a party boy during his first stint on the BBC One TV show and would be regularly seen out and about at various London nightclubs.
The soap star admits if he could relive that time of his life he would live a much quieter life.
He said: "If I had my time again I'd do what Lindsey Coulson (Carol Jackson) and Lacey Turner (Stacey Slater) have done - do their job, be happy to be working, then just go home afterwards."
Dean will make his comeback on BBC One on Tuesday 22 September for seven episodes surrounding the exit of his on-screen mother Carol Jackson.

Gemma Collins has shed three stone on a juice diet.
The former 'Only Way Is Essex' star has lived on fruit drinks for the past 28 days during a month-long stint at a special retreat and was weaned off her "addiction" to fatty foods by Jason Vale, the author of detox books '7lbs in 7 Days' and 'The Juice Master Keeping It Simple'.
Speaking about Gemma's time in the retreat, Jason revealed: "She (Gemma) lost two-and-a-half to three stone in total in four weeks, living on nothing but freshly pressed juice.
"She has been doing exercise as well but not military-style. None of it is forced. Nobody can force Gemma to do anything, frankly!"
Gemma, 34, quit 'I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!' last year after struggling with the lack of food served and conditions in camp.
But the bubbly reality TV star has learned to ignore her cravings thanks to Jason.
Jason, 46, told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "A diet mentality is when you say, 'I want it but I can't have it.' She can have anything she wants but she doesn't want to now.
"She realises crisps are the cause of the problem. The need for junk food is caused by junk food. She's getting her head around that."
Meanwhile, Gemma - who quite 'TOWIE' last month and is signed up for action adventure show Channel 4 'The Jump' - was determined to make the most out of her time on the £5,000-a-week retreat.
She said ahead of entering the retreat: "I'm size 18 now but I'll be coming out a 14. I got down to 16 before but this will be the smallest I've ever been."

James Hill has been nominated for eviction from the 'Celebrity Big Brother' house by Jenna Jameson and Farrah Abraham.
The 'Apprentice' star will face the public vote after making controversial comments about Farrah during the moral dilemma challenge, which rapper Fatman Scoop warned him about afterwards.
On the latest episode of the reality show, Scoop told James: "I can tell you brother that halfway through that conversation your name was pressed for eviction."
The 26-year-old business owner was trying to be as rude as he could to get nominated so he could get immunity from eviction.
However, the two porn stars blasted James calling him "nothing" but an "entrepreneur bitch".
Farrah fumed: "We would like to say f**k you James you are nothing, you're up for nomination, do not belittle, do not change, do not alter what the facts are of being a reality star, a business person and entrepreneur bitch."
James then spoke to Big Brother and explained how he was only playing along with the game and didn't like being an "ass" during the challenge.
He said: "I didn't really enjoy having to be an ass in that discussion today and at the end of the day you know it is a game and if I want to survive then I've got to play it haven't I.
"I expect there is going to be some serious heated discussions, arguments you know your bringing two people back in to the house that are volatile people. Especially Farrah she is very volatile and opinionated. Jenna is as she says sassy, if she is up for an argument she will stand her ground and her corner."
He then shared how "nervous" he is to see what will unfold over the next couple of days and to expect lots of "legendary rows".
He added: "There is going to be, as Scoop would say, some legendary rows I'm sure coming. I'm pretty nervous to see what is going to go down in the next two days to be honest with you. It's going to be pretty serious."