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Pete may not be up for baring all on the beach, but having lost the excess weight through balanced eating and training, he’s co-written a new book, It’s Fine, to inspire others battling with feelings of restriction and unhappiness when dieting. With step-by-step guidance and over 75 recipes to help you on your journey, this book will give you everything you need to build a healthier relationship with food. So let’s get started: lose weight eating the food you love and give yourself the power to say #itsfine.

Peter Andre said: “I’ve been using this approach for years but I just hadn’t found anything to help me with it. Peter Andre recently shared his weight struggles with OK, revealing that fad diets left him depressed. In the end, he managed to lose weight by eating a balanced diet and moving his body regularly with a training programme.

When I am at home I don’t feel insecure about my body or even my hair,” he says, recalling how his “Greek curls” made him a target for bullies who were “blond, beautiful, blue-eyed Aussies”.Eribo said: “Ben and Pete’s passion for #ItsFine and their unique approach to food freedom is hugely infectious. From the moment I first spoke to them on the phone I haven’t been able to stop telling people about this brilliant new plan. They offer a completely fresh and relatable approach to achieving a healthy lifestyle that has the potential to revolutionise the way we all think about calories. We’re so excited to work with them on their first book – and cannot wait to share their brand message with an enormous commercial audience.” Accompanying his older brothers to the gym as a “skinny little kid” at their home on Australia’s Gold Coast, Pete developed a fixation with training. I wanted to get the message across that we’re all normal, everybody’s different, but not to feel embarrassed or ashamed asking any questions, because if you want to ask it, chances are somebody else probably does as well.’