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Peter Andre, Stephen Mulhern, Kaye Adams and Nadia Sawalha are to present new Sunday morning shows on ITV. The reality TV star will join returning 'Loose Women' anchor and panellist Kaye and Nadia to present five episodes of a chat show 'Sunday Scoop', which is based around good food and debate on the week's topical news issues as they gossip with celebrity guests and make Sunday lunch. Peter's new role comes after his announcement last month that the current series of 'Peter Andre: My Life' would be his last, and he is keen to begin his upcoming presenting gig. He...

Peter Andre is cutting down on reality TV. The singer has lived his life in front of the cameras on his hit ITV2 show 'Peter Andre: My Life' for five years but he plans to take a step back from the fly-on-the-wall programme next year to concentrate on his burgeoning presenting career, which includes hosting ITV's '60 Minute Makeover'. He said: ''The kind of TV I'm doing is changing. The reality TV will finish at some point or cut down. I'll miss not doing reality TV all the time, but I think it'll be time for me to move into more presenting...

Peter Andre is cutting down on reality TV. The singer has lived his life in front of the cameras on his hit ITV2 show 'Peter Andre: My Life' for five years but he plans to take a step back from the fly-on-the-wall programme next year to concentrate on his burgeoning presenting career, which includes hosting ITV's '60 Minute Makeover'. He said: ''The kind of TV I'm doing is changing. The reality TV will finish at some point or cut down. I'll miss not doing reality TV all the time, but I think it'll be time for me to move into more presenting...

Peter Andre finds it ''very hard'' to watch his own TV show. The reality star's programme 'Peter Andre: My Life' has recently returned for its ninth series and he admits it is a struggle to watch back the emotional scenes in the new season, which captures his grieving for his late brother Andrew. He said: ''It's been a very up and down year. Obviously, my family and I are still grieving for Andrew, but I've returned to work like many of us have to do when we're still grieving. I have found it very hard though. ''I'm one of these people who will...

Peter Andre finds it ''very hard'' to watch his own TV show. The reality star's programme 'Peter Andre: My Life' has recently returned for its ninth series and he admits it is a struggle to watch back the emotional scenes in the new season, which captures his grieving for his late brother Andrew. He said: ''It's been a very up and down year. Obviously, my family and I are still grieving for Andrew, but I've returned to work like many of us have to do when we're still grieving. I have found it very hard though. ''I'm one of these people who will...

Los Angeles, Dec 23: Singer Peter Andre requested a TV channel's bosses to postpone the broadcast of his reality show following his brother's death.

He took the decision because the show features scenes of his brother Andrew, who passed away Dec 16 after he lost the battle to cancer. He was 54.

The reality show - "Peter Andre: My Life" - was to be aired Dec 19 on ITV. Now it will be showcased Dec 27.

The episode was replaced by "Cheryl Cole: Access All Areas", which got audience up, close and personal with the female pop star.

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Peter Andre reportedly asked ITV to delay showing the most recent episode of his reality show Peter Andre: My Life following the death of his brother. The 39-year-old singer and TV star apparently urged producers to postpone the transmission, which was originally set for last Wednesday (December 19), as it contained scenes of his brother Andrew's condition worsening. The Sun reports that ITV2 were initially going to show the episode as a tribute to Andrew, who passed away on December 16, as it includes a message at the start and end about his death from kidney cancer. However, after a request from his (more)...

Peter Andre believes he would make a good politician. The 38-year-old 'Insania' singer - who has three children with ex-wife Katie Price - thinks he has the right temperament for a life in Parliament. He said: 'I'd be a good politician as I'm a very fair person. 'There are so many ideas I have about how we could make a difference.' The reality TV stalwart admits he would jump at the chance to represent his people if the opportunity were to arise. Talking to Now Magazine, he added: 'I'm not a politician at the moment, but if they want me, I'm in!' And his desire to do good does not end there. The 'Peter Andre: My Life' star headed to...