Tyson Fury to join The Games as world champion boxer makes guest appearance on Holly Willoughby show

ITV show came to a conclusion tonight after five nights of exciting sporting events, with the 12 celebrities taking on a string of events including Women's and Men's Speed Climbing, Women's Weightlifting and both the Men and Women's 100m race in their final fight for the crown. As the show wrapped this evening, Love Island star Wes bagged the top prize for the men whilst singer and songwriter Chelcee found herself at the top of the leaderboard for the women.

Ex Love Islander Wes Nelson and former Ex On the Beach star Chelcee Grimes reigned victorious as they won ITV game show The Games tonight.The five-day game show, hosted by This Morning presenter Holly Willoughby and ex-cricketer Andrew 'Freddie' Flintoff, saw twelve celebrities go head to head in Olympic-style games. Celebrities such as former Love Islander Olivia Attwood, Coronation Street’s Ryan Thomas and Paddy McGuinness’ wife Christine McGuinness have all taken part in the games.

ITV's brand new week-long sports entertainment programme The Games came to a conclusion on Friday evening. Throughout the five primetime episodes, 12 celebrities have tested their abilities across a variety of sporting events, including the hurdles, diving and cycling.

Holly's white shirt and hot pink trousers look as her shirt buttons were done up particularly low. Fans were divided over the outfit, with some saying the 41-year-old presenter was "rocking" the look, while others compared her to Simon Cowell. Some fans seemed concerned about the look.

ITV The Games has been accused of being "obsessed" with a star as fans accuse the show of showing him too much. The programme is airing each and every weeknight this week from 9pm.

ITV The Games fans have hit out at the result of one of last night's events. Fans watching the Holly Willoughby and Freddie Flintoff fronted show have called out Max George. Some fans say the Wanted singer "cheated" in his climb against ex ITV Coronation Street and Celebrity Big Brother star Ryan Thomas.

The Games star Colson Smith has admitted he was in "so much pain" due to an injury he sustained during a challenge.The 23 year old, who plays Craig Tinker in the long-running soap Coronation Street, took part in the pre-recorded men's 110m hurdles for the Holly Willoughby and Freddie Flintoff-fronted show last night. Unfortunately, the soap actor, who only learnt to swim five weeks ago, came in last place, but he has now explained that it was because he hurt his thumb just as the race started. Speaking on the Sofa Cinema Club podcast, Colson said: "On the hurdles, the floor was soaking wet.Take your marks, set, I've gone up for the set, and my thumb has just gone like that [slipped] and then it was 'go'." He continued: "On the hurdles, I was laughing my head off because of the amount of pain I was in.

It was the penultimate episode on Thursday night and the stakes were getting high among the celebrities taking part in The Games. And after a row between two of the contestants earlier in the week, there was more controversy as the 12 famous faces took to the velodrome.

Holly Willoughby brought the glamour to The Games on Thursday night as the show saw live track cycling races at the Velodrome and the men's speed climbing event. The This Morning presenter, 41, looked sensational in a plunging white shirt and high-waisted red trousers, which featured flared legs and a matching belt.

Lucy Mecklenburgh hilariously revealed that fiancé Ryan Thomas had suffered a second unfortunate wardrobe malfunction on Thursday's episode of ITV's The Games.Taking to Instagram, the former TOWIE star, 30, who sweetly surprised her husband-to-be in the audience, shared a picture of Ryan's, 37, ripped shorts following the live track cycling race in the Velodrome, where he finished in first place and had a nasty fall off his bike. It comes after Ryan was left red-faced on Tuesday's episode of The Games after his yellow swimming trunks slipped off during his dive.

Mel B's daughter Phoenix Gulzar-Brown and Chelcee Grimes laughed off their heated exchange on Wednesday's episode of ITV's The Games. In an explosive preview clip released ahead of the instalment, it saw Phoenix, 23, accuse Chelcee, 30, of "shoving" and "pushing" her during the 100m hurdles on Monday's opening show. Phoenix was also left annoyed when she learnt that The Games wanted to re-check the results of the 50m breaststroke on Tuesday after a tight finish between her and Chelcee.

mum-of-three shared a rare insight into her kid's lives. She posted an image of her son, Harry, to celebrate his 13th birthday. As well as Harry, the TV star also shares 11-year-old daughter Belle and seven-year-old son Chester with husband Dan Baldwin.

The Games and Freeze The Fear presenter Holly Willoughby has posted a rare snap of her son Harry as he celebrates his 13th birthday. Holly, who hosts the daytime show This Morning with Phillip Schofield, posted a photo of her eldest child gazing out to sea on a boat as she shared a loving message to her boy.

Ryan Thomas has shared his main 'worry' about appearing on The Games following the second live show. The former Coronation Street star has joined 11 other celebs in going out of their comfort zone to compete in a series of Olympic-style events.

Holly Willoughby has shared a rare photo of her son Harry on Instagram as he becomes a teenager.The post, which now has more than 10,000 likes, shows young Harry, 13, looking out to sea as he's sat on the decking of a luxury yacht. Since Holly, 35, uploaded the snap on Wednesday a flurry of birthday messages have greeted her son with some famous names wishing the teenager well. Former Chelsea and now Everton manager Frank Lampard commented: "Happy birthday Harry! X" This was followed up with a similar message from former teammate John Terry and presenter Kate Thornton.

Holly Willoughby has paid a heartfelt tribute to her eldest son Harry, who has turned 13. Amid her absence from This Morning on Wednesday, the doting mum took to her Instagram to upload a candid snapshot of her boy from one of their recent holidays.MORE: Holly Willoughby melts hearts as she marks milestone family momentShe wrote in the caption: "My boy… Harry… 13 today… Our love for you is the greatest love imaginable…Happy Birthday… welcome to your teens [balloon and heart emojis]."WATCH: Holly Willoughby reveals 'disaster' at family homeCelebrity friends and fans alike were quick to comment, with Marvin Humes writing: "Ah happy birthday Harry." One fan said: "Happy birthday harry!! may your teenage years be the best years of your life."MORE: Holly Willoughby struggles to hold back tears on This MorningMORE: Holly Willoughby admits she regrets this one thing about her weddingAs well as Harry, the TV star also shares 11-year-old daughter Belle and seven-year-old son Chester with husband Dan Baldwin, who she met while working as a presenter on The Ministry of Mayhem.Despite being one of the most in-demand television presenters, Holly remains completely focused on her family.

Good Morning Britain viewers couldn't believe what they were hearing as Richard Madeley and Susanna Reid spoke to a woman who makes her dates take an IQ test to find her perfect partner.

Holly Willoughby made sure to make a splash as she returned live to ITV on Tuesday night. The TV star was back hosting The Games on the channel alongside Freddie Flintoff.

Ryan Thomas was left slightly red-faced after his The Games wardrobe malfunction was captured on camera. The former Coronation Street star is currently competing in the ITV show, a reboot of the Channel 4 programme last aired in 2006.

The Games is unlikely to break any records, leaving viewers switching off after featuring just six minutes of live competition during the first show. Originally airing on Channel 4 from 2003 to 2006, it has 12 celebrities including model Phoenix Gulzar-Brown, 23 and singer Max George, 33, competing and promised “a range of sporting challenges across a week of live shows”. Monday opening night, hosted by Holly Willoughby, 41, and Freddie Flintoff, 44, ran for 90 minutes.

Colson Smith take part in a freestyle swimming race just five weeks after learning to swim, leaving him delighted as he smashed his personal best time despite coming last overall.  A synchronised diving event also raised eyebrows as Ryan Thomas ended up with a wardrobe malfunction and mooned the cameras by accident as his Speedos were forced down by the impact of the water.  Olivia Attwood had also overcome injury to triumph in the women’s breaststroke event, and the contestants also took on a canoeing challenge.

Ryan Thomas was left red-faced on Tuesday's episode of The Games after his yellow swimming trunks slipped off during his dive. During the latest instalment, the former Coronation Street star, 37, took part in the synchronised diving where he suffered an unfortunate wardrobe malfunction.

Known for playing the loveable Craig Tinker in Coronation Street, Colson Smith has been putting his sporting skills to the test in ITV’s brand new show The Games. After debuting on Monday night, Tuesday’s episode really endeared the soap star to viewers.

ITV’s shiny new celebrity sports day-esque programme The Games seemed all too familiar for many viewers. Fans of a certain age will be able to remember a very similar format which could be seen on TVs almost a decade ago.

IT was the popular noughties reality show that saw celebrities face off in athletics competitions after being coached by Olympic pros. Now The Games is returning to our screens tonight after 16 years.

Holly Willoughby and Freddie Flintoff were quick to turn off as the show made its ITV debut last night. The series - a reboot of a former Channel 4 show from decades past - involves pitting celebrities against each other in Olympic tasks. The programme features Mel B's daughter Phoenix, former Strictly pro Kevin Clifton, Paddy McGuiness' wife Christine Martin and a host of other celebrity faces including stars of EastEnders and Coronation Street taking on sports events.

HOLLY Willoughby was left red-faced after she was brutally shut down by athletics legend Denise Lewis - just minutes into the first episode of The Games. Monday night's instalment saw 12 super fit celebs pitted against each other in various sporting challenges - and the This Morning presenter was soon left blushing.