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Michelle Keegan has reportedly banned Mark Wright from having his stag party in Marbella.
The former 'Only Way is Essex' hunk is keen to hold his pre-wedding bash in the Spanish town, but the 'Coronation street' star is worried about his behaviour while he's away.
A source said: "Michelle would absolutely hate him going there. Everyone knows what goes on in Marbs and that girls in bikinis would be throwing themselves at Mark left, right and centre. He'd get led astray. It would be a completely mad, over-the-top few days and even if nothing happened, there would be speculation that it had.
"Michelle has made herself very clear. Its caused a bit of tension, as Mark feels under pressure from both sides - his mates, and Michelle. He doesn't want to have to consult Michelle every time he plans an event."
Mark, who proposed to Michelle last year, is keen to head to southern Spain because he knows he'll be well looked after while he and his pals are there.
The insider explained to HEAT magazine: "He's treated like a king over there and has whatever he wants, any time of day. All the lads involved, including his cousin, Elliott and brother Josh, made suggestions, but Marbs was everyone's top choice. Mark's got a lot of friends over there who'd make sure he was well looked after, taken to the best clubs, best hotels and restaurants. He'd also get it all for nothing."
Mark was previously engaged to his former co-star Lauren Googder in 2011, but the pair split not long after.

James Lock believes 'The Only Way Is Essex' fans aspire to be like the cast.
The hunk insists he didn't join the reality TV show to become famous as he'd much rather have success, and he believes viewers are keen to follow in their footsteps.
He said: "I don't like how people assume that reality TV stars are just fame hungry. Personally, I'm not fame hungry. I'm success hungry.
"All reality stars seem to get tarred with the same brush, but shows like 'TOWIE' and 'Made in Chelsea' are in a league of their own. Look at all the boys who've copied Joey's [Essex] style, or the girls with Lucy [Mecklenburgh]. People aspire to be us."
James doesn't think other reality shows compare to 'TOWIE', and slams MTV's 'Geordie Shore', which is based in Newcastle and 'The Valleys', which is based in Cardiff, whose fans laugh "at them".
He explained to Gay Times magazine: "With something like 'The Valleys', they're laughing at them, not with them. And 'Geordie Shore' is very seedy. It's just a house full of idiots being videod and getting pissed.
"'The Valleys' is an absolute joke. The thing is you meet them and think they wont be as bad in real life, but I've met a couple of the girls are they're really bad. I don't mean this in a snobby way, but they're just not the sort of people you want to associate with."

Kylie Minogue has agreed to hold talks with the BBC to discuss her future on 'The Voice'.
The star - who previously announced she was stepping down from her role as a coach because the next series will clash with touring commitments - is said to be open to negotiations as bosses look to convince her to stay.
Speaking to the Daily Star Sunday newspaper, a source said: "This is their big chance to persuade her to come back next year. It's make or break.
"They're so pleased Kylie has agreed to meet with them. It means there is a chance she will go for it."
The 'I Should Be So Lucky' hitmaker has been open about finding it difficult deciding between her acts so far, but bosses for the TV talent show are reportedly hoping they can "assure her" things will be different during her second series.
The insider added: "They are going to go all out to get Kylie to sign up. A pay rise is almost certain. And they'll happily rearrange the filming dates to accommodate her.
"She has admitted finding it tough to choose between acts but hopefully they can assure her it won't be as hard second time round."

Rita Ora snubbed 'The X Factor' because she was worried she couldn't balance it with her music career.
The singer didn't think she would be able to commit to both the show and her life as a pop star enough to either of them justice, so made the decision to reject the offer this time round.
She told Capital FM: "I would have loved to have done it. I'm such a fan of the show but if I did that, then i can't do this.
"I didn't want to do an album and do promo and go on tour and have that responsibility at the same time."
However, Rita has insisted the would be happy to explore the possibility further down the line.
She added: "I said I would love to do it when the time is right, so basically a few albums on."
It was previously reported that the star had been offered a £1 million deal to appear as a judge on the show.
A source recently said: "Rita was formally offered the 'X Factor' job and was very flattered, but turned it down.
"She is out in LA at the moment, having meetings, making contacts and working hard in the studio."

Jasmine Waltz says Lee Ryan is a "100 per cent screw up".
The 'Celebrity Big Brother' star has claimed she dumped the Blue singer - who she had a fling with after they met on the reality TV show - because it was "emotionally draining".
She told The Sun on Sunday newspaper: "Lee is a 100 per cent screw-up mentally.
"He told me he loved me and wanted to marry me. But behind the candelabra everything about this life is bad .... Being in a relationship with him was emotionally draining.
"I couldn't get a word in edgeways as he talked about how his career was on the rise."
The 31-year-old actress claimed Lee "needs to get help", insisting he has delusions about his band's success.
She added: "Lee genuinely thinks Blue are Number 1 in the charts, are as big as One Direction and he has the appeal of Harry Styles.
"He cannot accept his career is going nowhere. It is tearing him apart and he needs to get help."
However, Jasmine suggested that "deep down" he is more honest with himself.
She said: "Deep down he knows his career is pretty much over and he is lashing out.
"Blue know it is over. They want to keep touring, but have no label."

Michelle Collins tried to kill herself after being "tipped over the edge" by personal and professional problems.
The soap star - who had quit 'EastEnders' in 1998 and split from partner Fabrizio Tassalini - "felt like a failure" and took an overdose of pills as she plunged into depression.
She told the Sunday Mirror newspaper: "I felt like I'd been tipped over the edge.
"I felt like a failure and fund myself sinking lower and lower as the days went on, until in the end I couldn't seem to pull myself out of the hole.
"I remember swallowing some pills. There was no definite plan or explicit decision behind my actions. It just happened."
The actress - who now stars in 'Coronation Street' - admitted she "foolishly" thought nobody would miss her and described her state of mind at the time as "unthinkable".
She added: "The question that kept going through my mind was, 'Would anybody miss me if I wasn't here?' Foolishly I somehow decided no one would.
"When i think about what I did now it all sounds very melodramatic, but I guess that's the nature of depression. How low must I have been to do something like that? It was unthinkable."

'EastEnders' star Ricky Norwood has to face BBC bosses after he was seen in a racy video smoking marijuana.
The 28-year-old actor - who plays Fatboy in the soap - has been called into a meeting after it emerged the eight and a half minute film was being touted for sale to an x-rated website.
The video is said to show Ricky naked performing a sex act as he smokes marijuana.
Speaking to The Sun on Sunday, an insider revealed; "He's being hauled in on Monday so we can get to the bottom of this. Nobody's happy about it - he's let himself and the show down."
A spokeswoman for 'EastEnders' has confirmed they will hold a "meeting" with Ricky but insisted they couldn't say any more "at this stage".
She said: "We will be meeting with Ricky early next week to discuss this matter. We are unable to comment any further at this stage."
Meanwhile, his appearance in the online video is described as "incredibly reckless" given that he is seen as a role model on the family show.
A source added: "'EastEnders' is a family soap and the bosses don't tolerate any of this sort of behaviour.
"This is incredibly reckless by Ricky given his position on a BBC family soap. He's seen as a role model.
"It's made very clear to cast members that they have to behave, especially when it comes to sex and drugs."

Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford's son was "mortified" when they appeared on 'Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway.'
The couple - who co-present 'This Morning' - embarrassed their son Jack, 12, last month when they appeared on the ITV programme to help prank an unsuspecting wedding planner, and were filmed snogging and twerking.
Ruth said: "The one thing I sort of hadn't factored in was our poor 12-year-old son Jack. I mean, seeing your parents twerking and snogging on national television. He was mortified until his friends started texting him saying 'God, this is so funny'. "
Ruth admits she didn't know what the dance movement twerking - which was famed by Miley Cyrus, and involves shaking the hips and moving your bottom up and down - was, and was shocked to see the size of her backside on screen.
She joked to HEAT magazine: "I wasn't sure what twerking was. I thought it was sticking your bottom out, so I went for it. When I see it now, I go, 'God my arse looks huge. '"
Eamonn chimed: "That's because it is huge. Of course, I knew exactly what twerking was, because I'm right down with the kids. You know, Miley Cyrus and everything."

Sally Barker, Christina Marie, Jamie Johnson and Jermain Jackman will battle it out in the final of 'The Voice' UK. Contestants Bizzi Dixon, Chris Royal, Lee Glasson and Sophie May were eliminated during the show's semi-final tonight (29.03.14), after...