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Kem Cetinay signs up for Celebrity MasterChef?

Kem Cetinay signs up for Celebrity MasterChef?
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Former Love Islander Kem Cetinay reportedly joins the new series of Celebrity MasterChef.

Former Love Island star Kem Cetinay is reportedly the latest addition to the lineup for the next series of Celebrity MasterChef.

The new series is currently being filmed, with other rumoured names including Mel Sykes, Katie Price, Joe Swash and Dion Dublin.

Cetinay, 24, came to prominence in the 2017 edition of Love Island and is about to launch a restaurant in Romford, Essex, despite his own lack of culinary skill.

"Kem isn't one of the best cooks in the lineup," a source told The Sun.

"But what he lacks in experience and skill he makes up for in passion.

"Kem is a real foodie, he loves his meat and isn't afraid to try different things.

"Going on MasterChef is a huge challenge for him but he wants to learn as much as possible.

"Kem is so passionate about food he opened his own restaurant and he wants to take any new tips and tricks over to his new venture."

The new series will air on BBC One later this year.

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