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Anthony McPartlin is planning "more than one" stag do for Declan Donnelly.
The 39-year-old star and one half of presenting duo Ant & Dec has revealed he's looking forward to hosting his pal's bachelor party as he wants to get "revenge" for what he was forced to do on his own stag do.
Asked about the upcoming event, he said: "There's not just one my friend - there'll be more than one! We're going to rinse this. What I remember [from my own stag do] is that I was dressed as a French maid in McDonalds just off Regent Street, so it'll be along those lines I'm sure. Oh, revenge will be a dish best served cold!"
However, 39-year-old Dec - who is engaged to TV producer Ali Astall - insists he'd rather go fishing than wear fancy dress on a big night out.
Speaking to ITV's 'This Morning', he said: "It'll be a very gentle affair, we're not even drinking - we're going punting on the river or something."
The 'Saturday Night Takeaway' host admitted he's not been getting too involved in planning his big day but is happy to leave the organisation to his wife-to-be.
He added: "I'm cool with it and really looking forward to it ... My brother is going to marry us."
Meanwhile, the long-term colleagues are also planning to celebrate their upcoming 40th birthdays together.
Ant said: "I think we'll have a joint party because mine's in November, Dec's is in September so we'll probably have a big bash in October."

Kathy Beale came back from the dead in last night's hour-long episode of 'EastEnders'.
Gillian Taylforth reprised her role as Ian Beale's (Adam Woodyatt) mother Kathy in the BBC One soap's 30th anniversary episode, nine years after she was believed to have died in a car accident in South Africa.
Kathy was seen meeting ex-husband Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden) - with whom she has son Ben (Harry Reid) - in central London, begging him to let her come home to Albert Square.
With Gillian set to return to the soap for good, viewers will soon find out where Kathy has been for the past nine years and why she had to fake her own death.
Gillian said: "When [executive producer] Dominic [Treadwell Collins] approached me with his plan, I was so shocked I go into my car and burst into tears! 'Kathy' has always been so close to my heart and it's absolutely wonderful to be returning to the show and reprising the role."
Gillian starred in the first ever episode of 'EastEnders' in 1985 and was at the heart of some its most memorable scenes for fifteen years until Kathy left Walford and moved to South Africa with her son Ben.
Speaking about bringing her back, Dominic said: "I have always made my feelings on Kathy Beale and Gillian Taylforth very clear - she is part of 'EastEnders' history, mother to Ian and Ben and one of the most important and iconic television characters on British television.
"Six months ago, we set ourselves the challenge of bringing Kathy back to the Square in a credible way. And I believe we have succeeded. Viewers will have to keep watching to find out exactly why Kathy 'died', where she has been all these years and why she now wants to come home to Albert Square. This is only the beginning of one of the most earth-shattering storylines 'EastEnders' has ever seen..."
Meanwhile, Adam - whose character Ian last night (19.02.15) questioned his new wife Jane (Laurie Brett) about the murder of his daughter Lucy before it was revealed his youngest son Bobby (Eliot Carrington) was responsible for her death - can't wait to work with his on-screen mother again.
He admitted: "I'm thrilled, I couldn't be happier. I've finally got my mum back! I've been keeping this secret for so long and now I just can't wait to work with her again."

Matt Lucas wants to get a gastric band.
The 'Little Britain' creator has been living in Los Angeles since 2011 and blames the lifestyle there for causing him to pile on the pounds.
He said: "I might get one of those gastric things. I don't know what to do. I am at a loss.
"I want to lose some weight. I eat cakes... you can have beef burgers for breakfast, lunch and dinner over in America."
The 40-year-old comedian previously lost two stone after his doctors gave him a stern warning about his health.
He also revealed that his dad had died of a heart attack at a young age, which prompted him to admit at the time that he needed to take more "responsibility".
Despite moving to the United States, Matt - who shares a flat with actress Rebel Wilson - would consider reuniting with David Walliams for a new series of their comedy show but admits he is worried it wouldn't be as funny as before.
Speaking on 'The Jonathan Ross Show' in an episode that airs tomorrow (21.02.15) night, he said: "I am not saying we would not do any more but there is a fear that it might not be as good.
"I have always admired ABBA who never got back together. We might get back but do something else.
"Would it be as funny? Vicky Pollard would have to be an adult with loads of children...
"My mum thought 'Little Britain' was a bit rude."

Paddy McGuinness wants to make a gay version of 'Take Me Out'.
The 41-year-old TV presenter has fronted the popular ITV dating show for five years and having already made celebrity and OAP-themed specials, Paddy now wants to make a programme dedicated to same-sex couples.
He explained: "I have asked about a gay version. We have done an OAP special and a celebrity special.
"I have also asked about a reality TV special. It is in the mix. It is up to the powers that be."
Paddy is proud the show has spawned a number of successful relationships and even revealed he'd been brought to tears by one particular story.
Speaking on 'The Jonathan Ross Show', which airs tomorrow night (21.02.15): "We have had two weddings, we have four engagements and two children born from the show.
"We have only been on five years. I love doing it. It is 80 per cent ad-libbed.
"We had one guy on recently and one girl was his ex. It was awkward. He was Nick and his ex was called Looci.
"He did not say anything until round two. He was so terrified, he froze.
"He picked his ex for the date. We had to edit a lot out as people were crying. I even shed a tear - and I am from Bolton."

Noel Gallagher laughed when he was asked to appear on 'Strictly Come Dancing'.
The former Oasis singer received many reality television offers when the band split in 2009 including for the BBC One show as well as 'I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here' and 'The X Factor' but turned them all down.
He said: ""Some f****r saw I'd left Oasis and thought I'd be unemployed so I was even asked to do 'Strictly Come Dancing', which made me laugh the loudest.
"Me? Dance? And who gives a s**t about ballroom dancing?...
"I've been asked to go in to the jungle... and twice for 'The X Factor'."
The Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds star was also offered an appearance on 'Top Gear' despite the fact he is unable to drive.
He added: "Then there was 'Top Gear' - even though I can't f***ing drive.
"They said, 'Don't worry about that, just come on.' They wanted to give me driving lessons so I'd pass my test with 'Top Gear'."
Noel - who has also declined an offer to appear on Piers Morgan's Life Stories - insists that he is a musician first and foremost and will only appear on TV to promote his tracks.
He added to The Sun newspaper: "The only TV I'm doing is Graham Norton, The Jonathan Ross Show and Alan Carr - because I've got a new album coming out.
"I'm not going on TV for anything else. I'm a musician."

'EastEnders' actor Eliot Carrington found out on Monday (16.02.15) that his character was Lucy Beale's killer.
Bobby Beale was unveiled as his half sister's killer in last night's (19.02.15) 30th anniversary flashback episode and actor Jake Wood, who plays Max Branning in the BBC One soap, has revealed Eliot, 12, wasn't told until earlier this week that his character was responsible for the murder.
Speaking about the scene in which Bobby is heard telling his adoptive mother Jane Beale (Laurie Brett) that, "She [Lucy] started it. She made everyone unhappy", while Lucy lay dead on the floor, Jake said: "He was incredible wasn't he, Eliot.
"He was amazing, he was like Damien out of 'The Omen'. I was scared, I was scared for myself. It was amazing, he's only known since Monday, I think [that's when] they told Eliot. "He's tiny, I'm not sure exactly how old he is. What pressure for him but he pulled it off massively. He was great. I think he hadn't had much rehearsal because he found out on Monday and I think he'd rehearsed that once or twice."
The 42-year-old actor also revealed Jo Joyner, who returned as his ex-wife Tanya Cross on Wednesday's (18.02.15) episode, was "very upset" about accidentally referring to the character Ian Beale by his actor name, Adam Woodyatt.
Speaking to Scott Mills on BBC Radio 1, he said: "She, bless her, was very upset obviously. She's a real pro and takes her work very proudly but she did incredibly well she had about three or four scenes after that and we had some scenes together so we just have to draw a line under it and move on. She still now has no idea where it came from or how it happened."

'EastEnders' fans took to social networking sites to blast the show after Bobby Beale was revealed as Lucy Beale's killer last night (19.02.15).
While some praised the writers for their "Shakespeare-like" work, many were left disappointed that Lucy's half-brother - played by Eliot Carrington - turned out to be the blonde beauty's murderer with some saying they felt "robbed" of months of their lives after the character (Hetti Bywater) was killed in April 2014.
NatalieMcCoy92 wrote on Twitter: "#eastenders you owe me 10 months of my life back. That was just crap and the wait wasn't worth it (sic)"
1979_Rom_ tweeted: "Ten months of my life lost on that storyline. Pfffft! As if tho! He's a child, wouldn't he have got away with it anyway?! #EastEnders (sic)"
zackycrooks wrote: "Feel robbed of a couple months of my life. #EastEnders #EELiveWeek (sic)
However, some praised the writers for doing such a good job on the whodunnit storyline.
Benjysays wrote: "Ian's son killed his daughter and his wife covered it up. Worthy of Shakespeare. @dominictc, you sir are a genius. Well played. #EastEnders (sic)"
Meanwhile, one woman was so shocked at finding out it was Bobby - which occurred in the final moments of last night's semi-live flashback episode - she screamed so loud that police were called to her house.
Sgt Richard Berns, from Brownswood ward in Hackney, north east London, tweeted: "A woman screamed so loudly after the identity of #LucyBeale's killer was revealed. Her neighbours called the Police. All calm now... (sic)"
Danny Dyer - who plays Mick Carter in the BBC One soap - was also shocked to see Bobby revealed as the killer and compared the youngster to fictional character Damien the antichrist from the 'Omen' film franchise.
He wrote: "So.........Damien lives....666......the shifty little mug.......roll on tomorrow. #EElive (sic)"
But the 37-year-old actor wasn't alone in drawing such comparisons as several Twitter users did the same, with some posting pictures of Damien in the movie series and joking it is Bobby.
NumericalNicola tweeted: "Ian Beale should have paid closer attention to The Omen, that little fella is a dead ringer for Damien #EELive (sic)"
kelleemojito wrote: "The kid has a haircut like Damien from the omen, I'm not surprised he's a killer. I'm more surprised he didn't kill his barber! #EastEnders (sic)"
However, some fans were not that surprised to see Bobby named as the killer as they had placed bets on him doing the deed.
JamesJourn wrote: "Bobby!! Cheers for lining my pockets, son!! #EastEnders #EELive @bbceastenders (sic)"
TheJackSullivan tweeted: "£500 Richer! #BobbyKilledLucy #EELive #EastEnders (sic)"
The school student was favourite with the majority of bookmakers shortly before last night's hour-long semi-live episode, which was followed by a semi-live flashback episode when he was revealed as the killer.
Jessica Bridge of Ladbrokes said: "Punters piled into Bobby's odds in the last week and favourite backers have got their just deserts for believing a child could have killed Lucy."
William Hill spokesman Rupert Adams said: "Although Bobby was the favourite it still came as a massive shock that such a young cast member was the culprit.
"Ian and Jane now have a real dilemma and have to decide if they take this any further or draw a line under the Lucy episode."
If punters had backed Bobby last April then they would've got a huge price on the youngster, who was around 100/1 to be unveiled as the killer initially but his price was backed down to around 3/1 favourite.
Odds comparison site Oddschecker tweeted: "Bobby Beale was 100/1 to be the killer when the market opened last year #killertwist #devilchild (sic)"

Kym Marsh will "never" scatter her son's ashes.
The 'Coronation Street' actress and ex-husband Jamie Lomas were left devastated when their premature baby Archie died shortly after he was born six years ago and the 38-year-old beauty will always keep her little boy's remains with her.
Asked if she would scatter his ashes, she said: "No, I'll never do that. We didn't know what he would have liked - if he'd have loved the football or the seaside, say - so we didn't know where to scatter them.
"All I know is that he was meant to come home with me, so that is where he'll stay."
Kym - who also has kids Emilie, 17, and David, 19, from a previous relationship and three-year-old Polly with Jamie - thinks it is important to keep Archie's memory alive and always marks the anniversary of his death.
She told OK! magazine: "Each year we light a candle and put it next to the box containing his ashes and the framed picture of his footprints that I keep on the mantelpiece in my bedroom.
"In the evening, Dan [Hooper, fiance], Emilie and David and I set off a lantern in the garden at the same time as Archie was born, 9.41pm.
"Polly was in bed by then but she knew it was his birthday, she gave the ashes box a little kiss.
"She says Archie is her brother that lives with the angels. She doesn't fully understand yet because she's too little, but we wanted her to know his name and who he is because it's important to us as a family to keep his spirit alive."

The cast of 'The Only Way Is Essex' have promised the show's most "explosive" argument ever will air on Sunday (22.02.15).
Stars of the ITVBe show including Lydia Bright, Chloe Sims, Ferne McCann and Danielle Armstrong recently travelled to Tenerife to film the first episode of the new series and their fiery bust up is set to be revealed this weekend.
Lydia exclusively told BANG Showbiz: "I never argue with anyone, I'm not a confrontational person at all. I've been on the show since series one and I've argued with one person during my whole time on the show and that's been [ex-boyfriend] Arg, and I'm very entitled to have that argument.
"I never really argue with anyone, so when I do argue with someone it's because I think something's really wrong and there's a really good reason and I'm upset by someone.
"So yeah, I was really passionate about something, hence why I got involved."
However, the 25-year-old beauty admits the argument she was involved in was nothing compared to a heated exchange between some of the other castmates.
She added: "To be fair, my argument, compared to the ending of the episode, it made my argument look like I was having a tea party. The drama that unfolds at an event, it's the worst argument that I've seen.
"I don't know how it will air, but for me, that's the most explosive argument that I've ever seen because there were so many people involved, and the language, I don't think it's going to be allowed to air."
Series 14 of 'The Only Way Is Essex' kicks off on Sunday February 22 at 10pm on ITVBe.