Celebrity Race Across The World fans all share the same verdict on Junior and Princess Andre

Viewers of Celebrity Race Across The World have reacted to the third leg of the latest series, and most have reached the same verdict about underdogs Junior and Princess Andre. Or should that be former underdogs.
The siblings, whose parents are Katie Price and Peter Andre, got off to a ropey start when they finished in last place after both of the first two episodes.
But in the latest instalment, the fact all of the duos ended up on the same ferry crossing provided them with a chance for a reset - and they seized it, ultimately ending the leg in first place.

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The pair's down-to-earth attitude and kindness have gone down a storm with viewers online, with one saying on X this evening: "Junior and Princess give me hope - what role models - so pleasantly surprised and will teach me to judge young pampered people for no good reason."
"How polite are Junior and Princess, so lovely to hear," another agreed.
A third posted: "Junior and Princess are the most beautiful of souls. Respectful, caring and considerate of people. So pleased at this stage of the race their first place today’s episode. I hope they win."
Someone else shared: "Have to admit what great young people Princess and Junior are. With all the drama they’ve had to put up with in their lives, they come across so well, so grounded and so polite!"
The episode ended with Sam Ryder and his pal Kaz coming in second place, while the other two pairs - Ella Eyre and her friend Nana, and Jeff Stelling and his son Matt - are still miles away from the checkpoint.
Tonight marked the halfway point in the six-episode run, which will culminate with a dash to the finish line in Melbourne, Australia.
Whoever wins will follow in the footsteps of last year's winners, Roman and Harleymoon Kemp.
Celebrity Race Across the World airs new episodes on Wednesdays at 8pm on BBC One and iPlayer.
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