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Peter Andre admits he has put on weight during lockdown but insists he's 'happy'

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Peter Andre confessed he has put on weight during the UK's strict lockdown. The dad-of-four said he has piled on a couple of kilos in recent weeks because he hasn't been training as hard as usual.

But despite his weight gain, the Mysterious Girl hitmaker insisted he was happy and even proud to have added to his waistline.

Peter joked his beach body was going to be on hold until 2035 at this rate amid the coronavirus outbreak. It comes as the singer has settled into homeschooling the kids, cleaning and cooking while his NHS doctor wife Emily fights coronavirus on the frontline.

The songwriter admitted his fans might not notice his weight gain because he was still training, just not as hard as he usually would without lockdown restrictions.

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