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I'm A Celebrity's Simon admits to starring in a raunchy sex manual during his modelling days

Simon Webbe has admitted to starring in a racy sex manual.

Chatting with some of his junglemates, the former Blue star spoke of his experience being photographed for How To Behave In Bed: Bedroom Manners For Lovers by Richard MacDonald.

He explained: 'It was amazingly embarrassing. I knew it was for a sex guide, but I didn’t know I had to get naked to do it until I got there.

'I was in one room sorting out my clothes and I walked in and she was sitting there butt-naked talking to the photographer. I kept going to the bathroom. I needed cold water!”

Webbe posed for the shots back in 2000 at the tender age of 22, shortly before he joined Blue.

The raunchy guide showed Simon and the female model stripping off and chasing each other around the house naked as part of a suggested sex game.

Simon recently attempted to conquer his fear of water for the Bush Tucker Trial, but ended up even more scared.

Upon hearing the task was called 'Last Gasp', Simon knew it would involve water, but declined to tell his campmates about his fear of H2O until after.

Arriving for the task and speaking to Ant and Dec, he revealed he was terrified of water.

He said: ‘I don’t swim at all but didn’t want to say anything in camp. This is the whole part of the show, getting over your fears.'

Explaining the task, Ant and Dec told Simon he had to collect five stars using his teeth from bubbles under the water and bring them back to the base bubble.

The bubbles would be the only way to breath under the water.

Inhabiting the bubbles were Oscar fish, water spiders, eels, crocodiles and water monitors.

After retrieving two stars and dropping one, a panicked Simon was given some encouragement from Ant and Dec, who looked concerned for the pop star.

He managed to get six out of seven stars, but was so traumatised as he emerged from the pool, he couldn't speak.

A medic rushed to his aid and gave a panting Simon some oxygen.

One he had composed himself enough to talk, he told Ant and Dec: 'That's the hardest thing I've ever done in my life. Anything after this is a breeze.’

When asked if he had conquered his fear of water, he said: 'No, I'm still scared.'

Speaking to camera on his way back to camp, he said: 'I'm a bit shaken up. I think I hit my head. I'm a bit dazed. I can't speak.

'The scariest thing I've ever done in my life and I don't want to repeat it.'

After arriving back at camp, Simon revealed his fears to his fellow contestants and they praised him for enduring the task.

Source: Daily Mail