Peter Andre ended up going under the knife for cosmetic surgery after facing years of racist abuse as a child.
The former I’m A Celeb star, who makes an appearance on the latest episode of Blankety Blank, got a nose job almost two decades ago.
Pete underwent the procedure after being bullied about his looks as a child.
While growing up in Australia, Pete previously revealed that he was the victim of a torrent of racial abuse.
“I ended up getting surgery because it affected me so much,” he told New Magazine.
“Looking back, I don’t regret the op but I wish I’d spoken to someone about how I was feeling first.”
This wasn’t the first time the singer has opened up about the dark times he endured as a child.
Pete was raised on the Gold Coast in Australia. However, he was one of the only non-white children in his area.
“I had the dark hair, the big nose, the English accent and I stood out,” he revealed on Lorraine Kelly in 2020. “We [him and his brothers and sister] were picked on a lot. Initially, it was racism, which is obviously a form of bullying.
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