ANT and Dec have announced a surprising career change – as kids’ authors.
The TV duo are releasing their first book – Propa Happy – in May to raise vital funds for the NSPCC.
Their first foray into writing is a guide to feeling good for the over-sevens and is packed with games, jokes, tales, challenges and quizzes to make kids smile.
It also includes mental health tips plus activities to help children nurture their emotional wellbeing.
The award-winners wrote the book, published by Farshore, after speaking to child psychology experts and with guidance from the kids charity.
Ant McPartlin, 46, and Declan Donnelly, 45 chose May to publish to mark the run-up to the NSPCC’s Childhood Day fundraiser on June 10, which helps Childline.
Speaking about their book, Ant said: “Every child deserves a happy childhood.
Dec added: “We’re thrilled that through Propa Happy we can encourage children and grown-ups to come together to do their bit.”
The pair are currently gearing up to host I’m A Celebrity, which kicks off in Wales on November 21st.
They will be heading to Gwrych Castle, in North Wales after Covid prevented the ITV series from returning to Australia once again.
The latest teaser from the series shows the stars hammering out gold stars while dressed as knights.
The celebs have already headed into quarantine ahead of the show starting.
Earlier this week football legend David Ginola, Emmerdale actor Danny Miller and BBC Radio 1Xtra star Snoochie Shy were joined by DJ Locksmith from the drum and bass group Rudimental – who is a reserve – as they were spotted sneaking into their temporary accommodation.
The Celeb Report revealed the full line up last week – it includes soap legend Adam Woodyatt and The Saturday’s Frankie Bridge.
