Jean Johansson gets 'super competitive' on BBC quiz show House of Games this week

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Scots TV presenter Jean Johansson is no stranger to quiz shows and this week she will be appearing on House of Games. Jean told her 23.1K followers on Instagram that things can get pretty competitive on the BBC Two programme - where she'll be joined alongside Love Island's Iain Stirling, actor Sian Gibson and Morning Live presenter Rav Wilding.

In a post, the A Place in the Sun host said: "Tune in for a great week of #HouseOfGames this week on @bbctwo with the brilliant @misterosman.

It gets super competitive with @ravwilding @iaindoesjokes @sianygibby. Who will triumph? 6pm weeknights." But Jean is no stranger to a game show, she won BBC One's Celebrity Mastermind back in May and was even congratulated by specialist subject Kylie Minogue.She scored impressively with her specialist round then went on to do even better in the general knowledge section, ending with a not too shabby 19 points in total!Some Scots were particularly amused by her retort to one of the questions, which gave a hint at the Port-Glasgow born star's roots.When Jean was asked by host Clive Myrie: "In 1887, Percy Bulmer, son of a clergyman from Herefordshire, established a business making what alcoholic drink?"Jean hilariously replied: "Buckfast?".It's been a successful few months all round for Jean, who is married to former Rangers star Jonatan Johansson.The star's recent BBC Scotland documentary - The Truth About Scotland and Racism - was praised by viewers.Get the latest celebrity gossip and telly news sent straight to your inbox.

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