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Cami Li thinks 'Celebrity Big Brother' is "fixed" to keep Perez Hilton in the show.
The ousted model is convinced show producers are "terrified" of the gossip blogger - whose attention-seeking and antagonistic antics have seen him hated by the rest of the housemates - because he keeps threatening to sue them and also know keeping him in the house makes good TV.
She said: "Big Brother definitely fixed that show. They do it because he makes good TV, they do it because of his mental weakness and they do it because he kept threatening them legally. They are running scared of him.
"He'd shout out his lawyer's number all the time, so they knew he meant business."
Alexander O'Neal quit the show because he was worried how he would react to Perez's taunts while Cami claims she had to "hold back" Calum Best from hitting the 38-year-old blogger.
She added: "Perez is a little bitch. He'd never have said the things he said to Alexander outside of the house.
"He'd have got his ass kicked. He's hiding behind Big Brother.
"Calum was going to punch him. He said if it had been in the street, he would have, but I held him back.
"I don't know how Perez has gone through life without being killed."
And the 28-year-old beauty admits she would have lashed out at him if she had been younger.
She told The Sun newspaper: "He's vile, he's a parasite, he has a personality disorder and I hate him.
"He has a son. I don't want to bring that boy into it, but I feel truly sorry for him.
"I grew up in a rough part of Miami. I was kicked out of school for fighting and if I'd been 20 I would have punched him in the face.
"I said I'd slit his throat on TV. I shouldn't have said that. I wouldn't slit his throat -- he's too tall.
"I never want to see that pathetic man again, not even a picture."
Cami Li claims CBB fixed for Perez
Cami Li thinks 'Celebrity Big Brother' is "fixed" to keep Perez Hilton in the show.
The ousted model is convinced show producers are "terrified" of the gossip blogger - whose attention-seeking and antagonistic antics have seen him hated by the rest of the housemates - because he keeps threatening to sue them and also know keeping him in the house makes good TV.
She said: "Big Brother definitely fixed that show. They do it because he makes good TV, they do it because of his mental weakness and they do it because he kept threatening them legally. They are running scared of him.
"He'd shout out his lawyer's number all the time, so they knew he meant business."
Alexander O'Neal quit the show because he was worried how he would react to Perez's taunts while Cami claims she had to "hold back" Calum Best from hitting the 38-year-old blogger.
She added: "Perez is a little bitch. He'd never have said the things he said to Alexander outside of the house.
"He'd have got his ass kicked. He's hiding behind Big Brother.
"Calum was going to punch him. He said if it had been in the street, he would have, but I held him back.
"I don't know how Perez has gone through life without being killed."
And the 28-year-old beauty admits she would have lashed out at him if she had been younger.
She told The Sun newspaper: "He's vile, he's a parasite, he has a personality disorder and I hate him.
"He has a son. I don't want to bring that boy into it, but I feel truly sorry for him.
"I grew up in a rough part of Miami. I was kicked out of school for fighting and if I'd been 20 I would have punched him in the face.
"I said I'd slit his throat on TV. I shouldn't have said that. I wouldn't slit his throat -- he's too tall.
"I never want to see that pathetic man again, not even a picture."
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Louie Spence and Jodie Kidd have been eliminated from 'The Jump'.
The choreographer and the model have become the latest stars to be ejected from the competition after facing J.B. Gill and Louise Hazel respectively in the jump off.
Louie registered a distance of 6.44m air jump, just short of the 6.48m the former JLS singer managed, while Louise convincingly beat Jodie with a 6.83m effort to 6.71m.
The stars found themselves facing the eliminator following poor performances in the brutal snow cross.
Despite his disappointment, Louie insisted the competition had been "a lot of fun".
He tweeted afterwards: "Thanks for all your tweets, it's been fantastic & I've had so much fun #TheJump (sic)"
Meanwhile, J.B. was "gutted" to see his pals leave the winter sports contest.
He tweeted: "Proud if you @RealJodieKidd MASSIVE jump tonight and gutted to see you and @louiespence go! @LouiseHazel well done!see you tomorrow x (sic)"
Louie and Jodie are the fifth and sixth stars to depart the Channel 4 contest, with Phil Tufnell, Dom Parker, Heather Mills and Ashley Roberts already eliminated.
However, if any of the remaining contestants are injured, they could be recalled to the competition.
Louie Spence and Jodie Kidd leave The Jump
Louie Spence and Jodie Kidd have been eliminated from 'The Jump'.
The choreographer and the model have become the latest stars to be ejected from the competition after facing J.B. Gill and Louise Hazel respectively in the jump off.
Louie registered a distance of 6.44m air jump, just short of the 6.48m the former JLS singer managed, while Louise convincingly beat Jodie with a 6.83m effort to 6.71m.
The stars found themselves facing the eliminator following poor performances in the brutal snow cross.
Despite his disappointment, Louie insisted the competition had been "a lot of fun".
He tweeted afterwards: "Thanks for all your tweets, it's been fantastic & I've had so much fun #TheJump (sic)"
Meanwhile, J.B. was "gutted" to see his pals leave the winter sports contest.
He tweeted: "Proud if you @RealJodieKidd MASSIVE jump tonight and gutted to see you and @louiespence go! @LouiseHazel well done!see you tomorrow x (sic)"
Louie and Jodie are the fifth and sixth stars to depart the Channel 4 contest, with Phil Tufnell, Dom Parker, Heather Mills and Ashley Roberts already eliminated.
However, if any of the remaining contestants are injured, they could be recalled to the competition.
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Hetti Bywater would like 'EastEnders' to "shock" viewers by revealing Lucy Beale committed suicide.
The lengthy 'Whodunnit?' plot will come to a climax during the show's 30th anniversary celebrations this month and though the actress is convinced her on-screen twin brother, Peter Beale (Ben Hardy) is the murderer, she would love there to be a surprise twist.
Hetti said: "I want it to be Peter. And I've dreamt that he did it - he's been planning it for months, so it was totally premeditated.
"It was a really dark side of Peter that we hadn't seen before.
"But part of me thinks that it would give the public a shock if it turned out Lucy had committed suicide. Who killed Lucy? Lucy."
Meanwhile, Adam Woodyatt, who plays Lucy's father Ian Beale, has turned detective to find out who the killer is and admits he has suspected everyone on the show at some point.
He told Radio Times magazine: "I've gone full-on Claire Danes from 'Homeland' about this.
"Over the past eight months, I've suspected every member of the cast.
"We used to sit in the Vic pointing the finger at each other; the Beales were blaming the Brannings, while the Brannings were blaming the Beales."
As for Ben, he insists the killer can't be a member of his screen family and is most likely to be Abi Branning (Lorna Fitzgerald).
He said: "I know it's Abi - it can't be anyone else. It's definitely not a Beale. And remember, I have an extra six weeks worth of knowledge that the public doesn't have. All of which informs me it's Abi."
Hetti Bywater wants Lucy suicide twist
Hetti Bywater would like 'EastEnders' to "shock" viewers by revealing Lucy Beale committed suicide.
The lengthy 'Whodunnit?' plot will come to a climax during the show's 30th anniversary celebrations this month and though the actress is convinced her on-screen twin brother, Peter Beale (Ben Hardy) is the murderer, she would love there to be a surprise twist.
Hetti said: "I want it to be Peter. And I've dreamt that he did it - he's been planning it for months, so it was totally premeditated.
"It was a really dark side of Peter that we hadn't seen before.
"But part of me thinks that it would give the public a shock if it turned out Lucy had committed suicide. Who killed Lucy? Lucy."
Meanwhile, Adam Woodyatt, who plays Lucy's father Ian Beale, has turned detective to find out who the killer is and admits he has suspected everyone on the show at some point.
He told Radio Times magazine: "I've gone full-on Claire Danes from 'Homeland' about this.
"Over the past eight months, I've suspected every member of the cast.
"We used to sit in the Vic pointing the finger at each other; the Beales were blaming the Brannings, while the Brannings were blaming the Beales."
As for Ben, he insists the killer can't be a member of his screen family and is most likely to be Abi Branning (Lorna Fitzgerald).
He said: "I know it's Abi - it can't be anyone else. It's definitely not a Beale. And remember, I have an extra six weeks worth of knowledge that the public doesn't have. All of which informs me it's Abi."
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Graham Norton is hosting a 'Eurovision' concert in London to mark the competition's 60th anniversary.
The 51-year-old star said he is "honoured" to be co-presenting the live event entitled 'Eurovision Greatest Hits' alongside Swedish comedian Petra Mede.
Graham - who is the BBC's regular 'Eurovision Song Contest' host - will take to the stage along with some of competition's legendary acts including Swedish pop group Herreys, who took home the title in 1984 with their track 'Diggi-Loo Diggi-Ley', France's Natasha St-Pier, who sang 'Je N'ai Que Mon Ame' in 2001, as well as 'bearded lady' Conchita Wurst from Austria, who performed 'Rise Like a Phoenix', to be crowned winner last year.
Graham said: "I love Eurovision and I'm honoured to be co-hosting this special show.
"I cannot think of a better way to celebrate 60 years of the greatest song contest in the world."
The concert will take place at Hammersmith's Eventim Apollo on March 31 before being broadcast on BBC One and various European channels over Easter.
Tickets for the show go on sale on Friday morning (06.02.15) and are available to buy from bbc.co.uk/eurovision.
The 'Eurovision Song Contest 2015' will be held at Vienna's Wiener Stadthalle on May 23.
Graham Norton to host Eurovision ‘special’
Graham Norton is hosting a 'Eurovision' concert in London to mark the competition's 60th anniversary.
The 51-year-old star said he is "honoured" to be co-presenting the live event entitled 'Eurovision Greatest Hits' alongside Swedish comedian Petra Mede.
Graham - who is the BBC's regular 'Eurovision Song Contest' host - will take to the stage along with some of competition's legendary acts including Swedish pop group Herreys, who took home the title in 1984 with their track 'Diggi-Loo Diggi-Ley', France's Natasha St-Pier, who sang 'Je N'ai Que Mon Ame' in 2001, as well as 'bearded lady' Conchita Wurst from Austria, who performed 'Rise Like a Phoenix', to be crowned winner last year.
Graham said: "I love Eurovision and I'm honoured to be co-hosting this special show.
"I cannot think of a better way to celebrate 60 years of the greatest song contest in the world."
The concert will take place at Hammersmith's Eventim Apollo on March 31 before being broadcast on BBC One and various European channels over Easter.
Tickets for the show go on sale on Friday morning (06.02.15) and are available to buy from bbc.co.uk/eurovision.
The 'Eurovision Song Contest 2015' will be held at Vienna's Wiener Stadthalle on May 23.
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Ola Jordan reached her "lowest ebb ever" after injuring her cruciate ligament.
The 'Strictly Come Dancing' professional had to pull out of Channel 4 reality show 'The Jump' following a fall in training and admits the following days were awful as she feared her career was over.
Speaking about the period between injuring her leg and undergoing surgery on the problem, she said: "Every morning I'd wake up thinking it was a bad dream. Then the horror of it would hit me.
"I'm an active person, love dancing and going to the gym but I couldn't even walk properly.
"I'd lost 'The Jump', couldn't finish 'Strictly' and had to cancel tours with Arlene Phillips. Losing so much played on my mind and I was at my lowest ebb ever."
It was initially reported that Ola had broken her leg and she admits she would rather have damaged the bones in both limbs than have undergone the pain from snapping the anterior ligament.
She said: "Some reports were stating that I broke my leg, but that's not true either. I would rather have broken both limbs than suffer this type of injury because it will take much longer to recover."
However, the dancer insists she will be returning to work on 'Strictly' eventually.
She told HELLO! magazine: "I was never told I might not dance again... My surgeon Andy Williams is one of the top three specialists in knee ligaments in the world and he told me that once it's healed, my knee will be stronger than ever before."
Ola Jordan hit ‘lowest ebb’ after The Jump injury
Ola Jordan reached her "lowest ebb ever" after injuring her cruciate ligament.
The 'Strictly Come Dancing' professional had to pull out of Channel 4 reality show 'The Jump' following a fall in training and admits the following days were awful as she feared her career was over.
Speaking about the period between injuring her leg and undergoing surgery on the problem, she said: "Every morning I'd wake up thinking it was a bad dream. Then the horror of it would hit me.
"I'm an active person, love dancing and going to the gym but I couldn't even walk properly.
"I'd lost 'The Jump', couldn't finish 'Strictly' and had to cancel tours with Arlene Phillips. Losing so much played on my mind and I was at my lowest ebb ever."
It was initially reported that Ola had broken her leg and she admits she would rather have damaged the bones in both limbs than have undergone the pain from snapping the anterior ligament.
She said: "Some reports were stating that I broke my leg, but that's not true either. I would rather have broken both limbs than suffer this type of injury because it will take much longer to recover."
However, the dancer insists she will be returning to work on 'Strictly' eventually.
She told HELLO! magazine: "I was never told I might not dance again... My surgeon Andy Williams is one of the top three specialists in knee ligaments in the world and he told me that once it's healed, my knee will be stronger than ever before."
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Katie Hopkins' husband thinks she can win 'Celebrity Big Brother'.
The outspoken 39-year-old TV personality has polarised viewers due to her strong views and frequent spats, but her beau, Mark Cross, believes the public have warmed to her since she entered the reality show.
He said: "I think she can win, but it'll come down to what the British public think."
The graphic designer - who lives with the couple's five-year-old son Max as well as Katie's children from a previous relationship, India, 10, and nine-year-old Poppy - admitted he wouldn't mind if she was evicted because he is eager for her to return home.
He confessed: "It's a double-edged sword because I'd like her to win - it'd make this even more worthwhile - but then I want her to come home. I think she'd be heartened to win."
The 50-year-old family man added he is looking forward to spending some quality time in Cornwall with the former 'The Apprentice' candidate when she finally leaves the programme.
He explained to OK! magazine: "We haven't been able to relax together for about a year. So it'll be nice to just chill out with her. We like to go and hide away with the kids in St Ives."
Katie Hopkins’ beau thinks she can win Celebrity Big Brother
Katie Hopkins' husband thinks she can win 'Celebrity Big Brother'.
The outspoken 39-year-old TV personality has polarised viewers due to her strong views and frequent spats, but her beau, Mark Cross, believes the public have warmed to her since she entered the reality show.
He said: "I think she can win, but it'll come down to what the British public think."
The graphic designer - who lives with the couple's five-year-old son Max as well as Katie's children from a previous relationship, India, 10, and nine-year-old Poppy - admitted he wouldn't mind if she was evicted because he is eager for her to return home.
He confessed: "It's a double-edged sword because I'd like her to win - it'd make this even more worthwhile - but then I want her to come home. I think she'd be heartened to win."
The 50-year-old family man added he is looking forward to spending some quality time in Cornwall with the former 'The Apprentice' candidate when she finally leaves the programme.
He explained to OK! magazine: "We haven't been able to relax together for about a year. So it'll be nice to just chill out with her. We like to go and hide away with the kids in St Ives."
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'EastEnders' actor Jake Wood says Lucy Beale's killer will only find out they did it "an hour or half an hour" before it's revealed on air.
The 42-year-old star, who plays Max Branning in the BBC One soap, has confessed the cast still have no idea who is responsible for murdering the blonde beauty last year and admits the actor who plays the killer probably won't find out until the day of the live reveal.
He explained: "I don't think we'll find out until the night. I guess whoever did it will find out an hour or half an hour before so I have no idea."
Jake's character, who was having an affair with Lucy (Hetti Bywater) at the time of her death, is still one of the main suspects but he's confessed he still doesn't know some of the secrets surrounding the storyline.
He shared: "There's a secret as well between him and his daughter Abi [Lorna Fitzgerald] but I don't know what that secret is so hopefully I'll find out in the next couple of weeks."
Jake and his co-stars have been rehearsing for the upcoming week of live and semi-live episodes to celebrate the soap's 30th anniversary - the Friday (20.02.15) of which will see Lucy's killer unveiled - but he insists they've had little to work with.
Speaking on the 'Steve Wright in the Afternoon' show on BBC Radio 2, he said: "I got the scripts for that Friday and about 90 per cent of it was censored so I don't know what's going on, it's all top secret. I've got no idea when they're handing that out and it's just exciting no one knows who done it and all the cast are trying to guess as much as anyone else."
The 'Strictly Come Dancing' star also revealed he feels "honoured" to be so heavily involved in the long-running storyline.
He added: "I've been there nine years, I love the show and there's not a day goes by when I'm not thankful to be in it, especially now. It's a real honour to be involved in the show for the 30th anniversary."
Jake Wood has ‘no idea’ who killed Lucy Beale
'EastEnders' actor Jake Wood says Lucy Beale's killer will only find out they did it "an hour or half an hour" before it's revealed on air.
The 42-year-old star, who plays Max Branning in the BBC One soap, has confessed the cast still have no idea who is responsible for murdering the blonde beauty last year and admits the actor who plays the killer probably won't find out until the day of the live reveal.
He explained: "I don't think we'll find out until the night. I guess whoever did it will find out an hour or half an hour before so I have no idea."
Jake's character, who was having an affair with Lucy (Hetti Bywater) at the time of her death, is still one of the main suspects but he's confessed he still doesn't know some of the secrets surrounding the storyline.
He shared: "There's a secret as well between him and his daughter Abi [Lorna Fitzgerald] but I don't know what that secret is so hopefully I'll find out in the next couple of weeks."
Jake and his co-stars have been rehearsing for the upcoming week of live and semi-live episodes to celebrate the soap's 30th anniversary - the Friday (20.02.15) of which will see Lucy's killer unveiled - but he insists they've had little to work with.
Speaking on the 'Steve Wright in the Afternoon' show on BBC Radio 2, he said: "I got the scripts for that Friday and about 90 per cent of it was censored so I don't know what's going on, it's all top secret. I've got no idea when they're handing that out and it's just exciting no one knows who done it and all the cast are trying to guess as much as anyone else."
The 'Strictly Come Dancing' star also revealed he feels "honoured" to be so heavily involved in the long-running storyline.
He added: "I've been there nine years, I love the show and there's not a day goes by when I'm not thankful to be in it, especially now. It's a real honour to be involved in the show for the 30th anniversary."
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Rachel Riley admits she is "nervous and excited" about presenting on the BAFTAs red carpet.
While the 'Countdown' co-host is excited about finding out about the stars' secrets at the star-studded ceremony on Sunday (08.02.15) at London's Royal Opera House, the blonde beauty is also slightly apprehensive about the occasion but hopes the actors and actresses will be relaxed when she is speaking to them.
She exclusively told BANG Showbiz: "This is quite different for me. I've never done any red carpet interviewing before. It's quite new and will be exciting and nerve-wracking.
"But a lot of people who are going there it will be their first time as well and they will be up for awards so I think they will be more nervous about that than anything else."
Rachel - who has interviewed several Manchester United players while presenting a programme on the football club's TV channel, MUTV - is looking forward to rubbing shoulders with Emma Stone at the event and cannot wait to speak to Best Actor nominees Eddie Redmayne and Benedict Cumberbatch.
She added: "I'd love to meet Emma Stone because I haven't seen a film with her in that I didn't like. She's one of those people that if I see she's in the film then I'll go and see it.
"Eddie Redmayne and Benedict Cumberbatch are in the two kinds of mathsy films playing Stephen Hawking and Alan Turing. It's nice to have Brits up for awards."
The former 'Gadget Show' presenter also admitted one of the reasons she took on the job is because she was looking forward to being a "geek" at the event as she has to wear a dress with a camera integrated into it.
She explained: "It should be fun. I've got a camera integrated into my dress so I haven't got to worry about pointing anything, it's going to be taking live video stream and pictures for me. So at least I haven't got to worry about that.
"One reason why I was keen to do this BAFTA presenting is because there is a camera integrated into the dress so the geek side of me thought, 'Oh that's quite cool.'
"A lot of stuff on 'The Gadget Show' it would take a lot of attempts to get it working but this is streaming live in HD for the YouTube channel so hopefully everything is working on the night."
Watch the star-studded EE BAFTA red carpet show, live with Rachel Riley on http://www.ee.couk/bafta
Rachel Riley’s BAFTA nerves
Rachel Riley admits she is "nervous and excited" about presenting on the BAFTAs red carpet.
While the 'Countdown' co-host is excited about finding out about the stars' secrets at the star-studded ceremony on Sunday (08.02.15) at London's Royal Opera House, the blonde beauty is also slightly apprehensive about the occasion but hopes the actors and actresses will be relaxed when she is speaking to them.
She exclusively told BANG Showbiz: "This is quite different for me. I've never done any red carpet interviewing before. It's quite new and will be exciting and nerve-wracking.
"But a lot of people who are going there it will be their first time as well and they will be up for awards so I think they will be more nervous about that than anything else."
Rachel - who has interviewed several Manchester United players while presenting a programme on the football club's TV channel, MUTV - is looking forward to rubbing shoulders with Emma Stone at the event and cannot wait to speak to Best Actor nominees Eddie Redmayne and Benedict Cumberbatch.
She added: "I'd love to meet Emma Stone because I haven't seen a film with her in that I didn't like. She's one of those people that if I see she's in the film then I'll go and see it.
"Eddie Redmayne and Benedict Cumberbatch are in the two kinds of mathsy films playing Stephen Hawking and Alan Turing. It's nice to have Brits up for awards."
The former 'Gadget Show' presenter also admitted one of the reasons she took on the job is because she was looking forward to being a "geek" at the event as she has to wear a dress with a camera integrated into it.
She explained: "It should be fun. I've got a camera integrated into my dress so I haven't got to worry about pointing anything, it's going to be taking live video stream and pictures for me. So at least I haven't got to worry about that.
"One reason why I was keen to do this BAFTA presenting is because there is a camera integrated into the dress so the geek side of me thought, 'Oh that's quite cool.'
"A lot of stuff on 'The Gadget Show' it would take a lot of attempts to get it working but this is streaming live in HD for the YouTube channel so hopefully everything is working on the night."
Watch the star-studded EE BAFTA red carpet show, live with Rachel Riley on http://www.ee.couk/bafta
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Dan Osborne insists Jacqueline Jossa doesn't get "jealous".
The 'Only Way Is Essex' star has confessed his 'EastEnders' actress girlfriend - with whom he's expecting a baby girl - isn't worried about the attention he gets from other women, despite him showing off his impressive physique as a member of the Dreamboys male stripping troupe.
He exclusively told BANG Showbiz: "No she doesn't get jealous. She's cool. She comes to watch all the time, she loves it... She laughs about it!"
The 23-year-old hunk - who also has son Teddy with ex-girlfriend Megan Tomlin - revealed everything is going to plan with his and Jacqueline's pregnancy and insists their relationship is still going strong despite rumours of a split in the past.
He added: "She's good, really good. Everything is good."
Dan also spoke about his nerves at stripping off in front of huge crowds during the Dreamboys shows and admitted he sometimes finds it embarrassing.
He shared: "It depends how I feel. If I feel good in myself then I'm alright but if I feel a bit out of shape or something then yeah [it can be embarrassing].
"Sometimes I feel alright but these boys are in such good shape it's ridiculous. It's quite hard to feel good about your body when you're standing on the stage with these lot."
For tickets to see the boys in action, visit www.dreamboystour.co.uk
Dan Osborne: Jacqueline Jossa doesn’t get ‘jealous’
Dan Osborne insists Jacqueline Jossa doesn't get "jealous".
The 'Only Way Is Essex' star has confessed his 'EastEnders' actress girlfriend - with whom he's expecting a baby girl - isn't worried about the attention he gets from other women, despite him showing off his impressive physique as a member of the Dreamboys male stripping troupe.
He exclusively told BANG Showbiz: "No she doesn't get jealous. She's cool. She comes to watch all the time, she loves it... She laughs about it!"
The 23-year-old hunk - who also has son Teddy with ex-girlfriend Megan Tomlin - revealed everything is going to plan with his and Jacqueline's pregnancy and insists their relationship is still going strong despite rumours of a split in the past.
He added: "She's good, really good. Everything is good."
Dan also spoke about his nerves at stripping off in front of huge crowds during the Dreamboys shows and admitted he sometimes finds it embarrassing.
He shared: "It depends how I feel. If I feel good in myself then I'm alright but if I feel a bit out of shape or something then yeah [it can be embarrassing].
"Sometimes I feel alright but these boys are in such good shape it's ridiculous. It's quite hard to feel good about your body when you're standing on the stage with these lot."
For tickets to see the boys in action, visit www.dreamboystour.co.uk