Proving that reality TV can be a power for good, music star Goldie revealed that the shows he took part in helped him pay for his expensive divorce.

Goldie starred in Celebrity Big Brother and Maestro and told thelondonpaper: “It’s called paying for a divorce. Now I’ve paid, that’s it. Actually, I had another reason for going on Big Brother.

“I used to be a kid in a children’s home with 25 others who never knew who they were, so I thought it would be funny to see eight celebrities who all completely know who they are talk about how they don’t know who the f**k they are at all. I wanted to upset the apple cart.”

He added: “But learning to conduct was phenomenal. It’s an amazing thing to do, and it taught me so much about how I make electronic music.

“And off the back of that, I’m doing this piece for the Proms. It’s something my mother would really admire me doing.”

The Games has previously saw former Spice Girl Mel C severely injure her knee, leaving her in recuperation for months afterwards there has been yet another serious injury.

Rapper Goldie was left writhing in agony after he got his leg tangled in the tow rope handle before he landed. When examined by paramedics on the scene it was confirmed that his leg was broken.

Former Coronation Street actor and popstar (ha ha) Adam Rickett stepped into Goldies place at the last minute.

Friday the 17th of March will see Channel Four launching the fourth series of their hit show ‘The Games’.

The main show on Channel Four will be presented by Jamie Theakston and former ‘The Games’ contestant, Kirsty Gallacher and will be followed by an E4 spin off show with backstage interviews etc. This show will be called ‘Trackside’ and will be presented by Justin Lee Collins and Caroline Flack.

This years contestants are as follows

Amanda Lamb,
Julia Goldsworthy,
Bernie Nolan,
Javine,
Michelle Gayle,

Peter Duncan,
Goldie
MC Plat’num aka Marcel Somerville
Jade Jones,
JK (Jason King),