Peter Andre has apologised to his fans after audio issues at a concert on Saturday.
The Mysterious Girl singer, 48, was performing a set on stage at Minehead Butlins and was unaware that there were sound issues.
He discovered the problem the next day and took to Instagram to apologise to his fans for the issues. Taking to his Stories, he told his 1.7 million fans: "Apologies for those who were standing in certain spots yesterday at the concert.
"Apparently one of the big speakers were blown and a problem with the system."
Ever the optimist, though, Pete concluded: "On the flip side, thanks so much to all of you who came and got involved."
He finished his post with two love heart emojis.
The star also posted a series of clips on his social media showing how the sound issue seemingly didn't stop the party.
The incident came as fans of the star also watched him appear on new TV gameshow The Wheel, presented by Michael McIntyre.
Viewers were left amused by the star's cheeky jibe about Declan Donnelly on the show which sees contestants try to win a cash prize with the help of famous faces.
Pete shocked the comedian presenter when he hilariously named the Geordie star as one of seven dwarfs in classic Disney film Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
Surprisingly, the doting dad-of-four revealed he hadn't seen the movie, and took a wild guess for his answer as he took part in the gameshow.
His answer left his fellow celeb players, including John Barnes and Lucy Worsley, stunned as he told the host: "Dec," before Michael asked: "Dec as in Ant and Dec?"
The reality star continued: "Yes because the Reverend said Doc and I figured back in those days..."
Asked whether he'd seen the film, Peter answered: "To be honest no, I haven't seen it. I'm not going to lie. My kids have seen it and I've seen the cover, but I've never seen the film."
Earlier in the week, the singer had declared how "proud" he was of daughter Princess for the roles she was considering for her first paid job.
The 14-year-old who he shares with ex Katie Price is said to be hoping to be a babysitter and dog walker soon.
Peter spoke about her plans in his latest column in New magazine in which he shared why he thinks that it's important for youngsters to take on a job.
The columnist said that Princess is now "out of isolation" after catching Covid-19, though she had been "fine the whole time" and is said to have "loved being at home."
He then shared her hope of earning money, commenting: "She recently said she wants to start babysitting and doing other jobs to earn pocket money, which is very sweet."
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