Foreign TV win for Ross
A Shropshire singer has won the German version of I'm a Celebrity . . . Get Me Out of Here. A Shropshire singer has won the German version of I'm a Celebrity . . . Get Me Out of Here. Ross Antony, also known as Ross Catterall and a former pupil at Bridgnorth Endowed School, beat nine other celebrities to land the 30,000 euros top prize. The 33-year-old found fame after taking part in the German version of Popstars when he was selected from 12,000 German hopefuls to join pop group Bro'Sis. His popularity from the show helped him win Saturday night's public vote on Ich Bin Ein Star, the German version of the popular ITV1 reality show. Read the full story in today's Shropshire Star
A Shropshire singer has won the German version of I'm a Celebrity . . . Get Me Out of Here.
Ross Antony, a former pupil at Bridgnorth Endowed School, beat nine other celebrities to land the 30,000 euros top prize.
The 33-year-old found fame after taking part in the German version of Popstars when he was selected from 12,000 German hopefuls to join pop group Bro'Sis.
His popularity from the show helped him win Saturday night's public vote on Ich Bin Ein Star, the German version of the popular ITV1 reality show.
Ross, also known as Ross Catterall, left for the Australian jungle on January 10 alongside some of Germany's best known names, including Polish hip hop star DJ Tomekk and former German goalkeeper Eike Immel.
His parents Denis and Vivien, who still live in in Linley Brook, near Bridgnorth, were today celebrating his victory.
Mrs Catterall said: "We are both very proud of him. We spoke to him on the phone when he got out and he is delighted."
