Peter Andre joins Aled to talk about the part religion has played in his upbringing.
Peter André is a pop music artist and reality TV star. André has released the singles "Mysterious Girl" and "Flava".
His ex-wife is glamour model Katie Price, with whom he had two children. In 2006 he released an album with then-wife Price, A Whole New World.
In 2009, he released Revelation with a new single "Behind Closed Doors (Peter Andre song)" which reached #3 on the UK Singles Charts. This was followed by Accelerate in 2010.
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The tragedy is that the man isn’t without talent.
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