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I’M A Celebrity signing Mike Tindall is not the only member of the Royal Family giving reality TV a whirl this year. I can exclusively reveal that a relative of King Charles, Princess Olga Romanoff, will take part in new E4 series The Big Celebrity Detox. The show sees stars trying out a range of weird therapies — including drinking their own urine — which are almost as stomach-churning as the jungle’s Bushtucker Trials.

LOVE Island stars have surged up a rundown of the richest stars under 30. No fewer than three former villa inhabitants appear this year, including the show's power couple Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury.

EASTENDERS has cast a Brit gangster film legend to shake up the show. Fans will be stunned to learn movie legend Nick Nevern has bagged the role as Sam Mitchell’s ex. Nick, who has appeared in dozens of British gangster flicks and shot to fame in classics including Vendetta alongside Danny Dyer, will make his debut on EastEnders next week when his character arrives on the Square in an attempt to win back Sam.

HE has made a mint from his music career and is worth over £900million – but Sir Paul McCartney is not resting on his laurels. He has raked in an impressive £1.5million profit in just 12 months from a new business which sees him investing his hard-earned dosh into up-and-coming companies.

MATT Hancock looks set to break an unwanted I'm A Celebrity record after his shock signing. Bookies Betfair have him at 2/1 to be chosen to do the most I'm A Celebrity Bushtucker Trials ever. The record is currently held by music producer Naughty Boy, who fans gleefully watched squeal and sulk his way through seven trials in 2021.

POP star Siva Kaneswaran and Hollyoaks actress Kirsty-Leigh Porter are being lined up for the next series of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins. The pair have been in talks with producers from the hit Channel 4 show for weeks. Insiders said The Wanted singer Siva and soap star Kirsty, both 33, were sure-fire signings.

MATT Hancock has been asked to appear on the next series of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins. The former Health Secretary is the first serving MP to have been called up to take part in the popular Channel 4 show.

Ebanie Bridges has posted a throwback snap which shows she doesn't limit her racy outfits to just her weigh-ins.The Blonde Bomber has caught the attention with her pre-fight antics which see her rock up to the tip the scales in just her lingerie. But back in August 2021 she also sported a special outfit for her meeting in the ring with Bec Connolly.Bridges wore fishnet stockings for the bout which took place at promoter Eddie Hearn's Matchroom Headquarters.

Ebanie Bridges has hit back at the haters, arguing that her IBF bantamweight world title win proves that she hasn’t achieved her status as a top fighter on looks alone. The Aussie – who goes by the Blonde Bomber in the ring – beat rival Maria Cecilia Roman on points after a ten round contest in March.

SAS: Who Dares Wins fans were left unimpressed as two winners were announced in the show’s final episode.During the finale for the show’s seventh series, it was announced that 8th recruit Paige and 18th recruit Shylla are the two contestants who have passed the course.The pair have taken on the gruelling challenge deep in the Jordan desert and underwent extreme mental and physical challenges throughout the series.Chief instructor Rudy Reyes revealed the news to the women and said: “What you need to pass this course, the strength, grit, resilience and the spirit to drive on, you have all excelled.”He also said that it is “not the size of the dog in the fight” that matters, but the “size of the fight in the dog,” which he accredited to “an undying passion to be the best”.However, fans took to Twitter to share their thoughts on the win.One wrote: “It doesn't seem fair that the other two failed."Another added: “You’d be absolutely gutted to get to the very end and not pass the course wouldn’t you? Brutal!"Others, however, were loving the programme as one tweeted: "Amazing job to 8 & 18!! Great job! Very inspirational."Someone else gushed: "Wow, what determination! Another great series. Well done to all those candidates who took part as it looked gruelling.

SAS: Who Dares Wins were forced to do a double-take on Sunday night after they noticed new instructor Rudy Reyes looked very similar to previous instructor Ant Middleton.The popular Channel 4 show kicked off with a bang for a brand new series with a very different style to the series that aired before.But despite all the drastic changes that were in place, fans couldn't help but spot the distinct similarity in looks between Ant and Rudy.Heading straight to Twitter, viewers shared their thoughts online.One person penned: "So they have replaced the annoying Ant Middleton with a clone."Another commented: "The new chief instructor of #SASWhoDaresWins is who you’d expect Hollywood to cast as Ant Middleton in a straight-to-dvd movie."As a third piped up: "30 minutes in and it's led by a US Marine trying to look like a cross between Ant Middleton and John Wick." "Cross between Keanu Reeves and Ant Middleton. We don't want no movie, genuine action only," a fourth added.But this wasn't the only element of the show that fans were unsure about.The introduction of American instructors Rudy and Remi Adeleke caused quite a stir online as many thought the British programme was becoming too "Americanised".Sharing their opinions on this, fans headed to Twitter once again.One social media user said: "What a disappointment.

SAS Who Dares Wins has confessed that the new Celebrity series of the show may receive some criticism from fans, but said the new line-up features some "strong characters". Jason Fox has featured on the popular Channel 4 programme since 2015, barking instructions at terrified celebrities and civilians as they complete arduous challenges.Also known as ‘Foxy’, Jason is a former British soldier who reached the rank of Sergeant in the Special Boat Service during his service career.

Channel 4’s new hard man after the dismissal of Ant Middleton earlier this year. According to reports, the 44-year-old has landed himself a new series on the channel that will see him step into the place of Ant to take three celebs into the wilderness one at a time in a concept similar to Bear Grylls’ TV shows.Jasons’ show has the alleged working title of Beyond With Jason Fox and will see the former special forces soldier test the famous stars’ mental and physical limits after being trapped indoors during the Covid pandemic.

SAS: Who Dares Wins bosses are hitting potential contestants with an extraordinary list of demands for the new series - with over 44s banned! And forget it if you’re under 5ft 1in and weigh less than eight stones as your application won’t even be considered. The new civilian series is due to start filming in September, but the application forms are available to fill in now on the Channel 4 website.