Hi Everyone,

I have been asked by the people of a new ITV show called ‘Just 1 Thing’ if I could help out to find the biggest Peter Andre fan to take part in their show.

“We are looking for brilliant, warm individuals who really love Peter Andre, with a sense of fun and adventure to take up the challenge!”

Below are more details about the show…
This new ITV game show gives members of the public one-week to master a new skill for the chance to win a fantastic prize. To complete their challenge they must perform these new skills in front of a studio audience. However, it’s not quite that simple as the challenge they perform in the studio will include some surprise changes. They will need to overcome those changes to take home the prize. Are you up for the challenge?

1. Do you want to win a fantastic prize for yourself or someone else? Are you prepared to master a new skill in a week and be challenged on that skill in front of a studio audience to win the prize? If so, fill in the application form from the link below and return to the e-mail address given.

2. Do you know someone who is up for a challenge? Could they master a new skill in a week and be challenged on that skill in front of a live studio audience to win the prize? If so nominate them on the nomination form from the link below and return to the e-mail address given.

If you are interested or know anyone that could be, then you can contact Lily at lily.evans@itv.com or call 020 714 74560 or alternatively you can use the information below. Please spread the word…

Click to download: application form (word .doc format)
Click to download: nomination form (word .doc format)
e-mail for an application form to: gameshow@itv.com
Applications closing date: 31 May 2013
Audition/casting period: 15 April – 7 June 2013
Age restriction applies: Applicants must be 18 years of age or over
Terms and Conditions: Full Programme Recruitment/Application Terms and Conditions apply.

Additional information:
Postal address for people who don’t have access to e-mail:

Just 1 Thing
10th Floor
The London Television Centre
Upper Ground
London
SE1 9LT

It’s always nice to have a celebrity on Heart Breakfast……

The lovely Peter Andre popped in and was telling us about his new role on “60 Minute Makeover”

To get Pete ready for his new role we thought we would put his makeover skills to the test, and what better guinea pigs than Tom and Jack!! Kaz did Tom’s make up and Pete did Jack’s. Who’s do you think looks best??

Here is the challenge…

PETER ANDRE’S 60 SECOND CHALLENGE

And we had a lovely lady called Heather on the show today to play the Big Town Showdown.

She was representing her home town of Lancing! She got 4 questions wrong and wasted a bit of time so after time penalties were added she managed a score of 102 seconds putting her 12th on the leader board. Well done Heather a good effort!

Peter Andre has lent his support to Kerry Katona after she revealed she’d had a panic attack before the Aberdeen leg of the Big Reunion tour earlier this month.

The singer, 40, was concerned about Kerry, 32, when she told her Twitter followers that she wasn’t feeling her best and was going straight to bed after the show.

‘My heart really goes out to her because I know from personal experience how frightening they can be,’ says Peter.

‘My advice to Kerry would be to remember that they can’t physically harm you. If you keep remembering that, it will help you.’

Kerry’s been honest about having panic attacks in the past and her mum Sue has previously said that the star suffered from them after splitting from ex-husband Brian McFadden.

Mum-of-four Kerry has posted a series of emotional Tweets in recent days but her spokesperson insists her panic attack message was ‘a bit of a joke’ and she was just being a ‘bit dramatic’.

‘there comes a time in your life, when you must stop beating yourself up over past mistakes and move on. Xxx,’ Tweeted Kerry on Sunday.

She later wrote: ‘Missing home like crazy!!! .’

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The brave singer saw the remarkable work of hospital staff first hand as part of his new daytime slot Peter Andre’s Cancer Diaries.

Brave Peter Andre has returned to a hospital where his brother was treated for cancer as part of a new TV slot on This Morning, called Peter Andre’s Cancer Diaries.

Singer and reality star Peter, 40, will highlight the latest effective treatments, the remarkable work of hospital staff and the high level of care and support available to those who may be affected by cancer now and in the future.

And that includes returning to the Royal Marsden hospital in Sutton, Surrey where his older brother Andrew was a patient last year.

Andrew was just 54 when he passed away last December from liver and kidney cancer.

Peter said: “I am privileged to be spending time with the surgeons here at the Royal Marsden to witness the latest techniques being used to treat cancer.

“The future looks good and I’m blown away by it.”

Peter will hear personal stories and to explore the latest treatments and resources available to those who are facing cancer.

The series with Peter starts on This Morning tomorrow (Wednesday 15th) with a different topic each week covering surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, palliative care, and life after cancer.

Peter announced last month he had launched a charity cancer foundation in memory of his tragic brother.

He hopes to help prevent other families from going through the heartache his loved-ones have by raising funds to run buses that will tour the country acting as drop-in cancer check-up centres.

Peter recently opened up about the death of his brother Andrew on This Morning.

Talking to Phil and Holly, he revealed he’s teamed up with Cancer Research UK to launch The Peter Andre Foundation.

He said: “When a tragedy happens in your family, you get angry at the disease, you turn your back on it, you don’t want to know about it.

“And then eventually you turn around and say, ‘Hang on a second, we’ve got to do something,’ because there are many families that are going through this now.”

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Peter Andre wants to be a children’s TV presenter.

The ‘Mysterious Girl’ hitmaker – who has son Junior, seven, and daughter Princess, five, with ex-wife Katie Price – thinks it is “sad” that the major TV networks have axed their live weekend kids’ programmes and would love to front one of his own.

He said: “Holly Willoughby has said it’s sad that there are no live Saturday morning TV shows for children now, and I totally agree. Remember ‘Live & Kicking’ and ‘CD:UK’? They were brilliant, and I loved performing on them back in the day.

“Funnily enough, just recently I said to my manager Claire that I’d love to present a Saturday morning kids’ TV show. It would be so much fun.”

However, Peter may not have time to do so in the near future as he is currently training for a charity bike ride in Zanzibar with his girlfriend Emily MacDonagh’s father.

Writing in his new! magazine column, he added: “Em’s dad and I did a big bike ride in preparation for the 10-day ride we’re doing in Zanzibar in June, and it made me realise that I definitely need to ramp up my training.

“Although I work out a lot, I don’t do much cycling, and it uses different muscles. Dr Ru was amazing though. He didn’t even get out of breath and was like, ‘Come on, Pete!’ There are 30 of us doing the Zanzibar ride to raise money for Health Improvement Project Zanzibar.”

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For the past week I have been working hard on a new look for the site. I’m happy to say that it is now finished and online for you all to enjoy. Hope you like it.

He’s not taken it personally.

Peter Andre has hit back at a TV critic who continues to slam his reality show, Peter Andre: My Life.

Emily MacDonagh’s boyfriend responded to the constant criticism when he spoke out about the show in his new! magazine column this week.

Without naming the culprit, the 40-year-old singer said: “A certain TV critic finds time to watch all my shows, but seems hell-bent on criticising me in his newspaper column every week.”

“Last week, he poked fun at me doing 60 Minute Makeover. It’s hilarious.”

But instead of letting the journalist get to him, Pete offered them some friendly advice.

“He must spend all his time glued to the TV, so my advice to him would be to get out and enjoy the nice weather!” He continued.

Before adding: “Mind you, I don’t mind him tuning in as it’s doing wonders for the viewing figures.”

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