Chris Hughes has made a dramatic U-turn about his performance in the upcoming season of Celebrities go togetherthat pulls out of the show at the last minute after his emotionally intense stint on Celebrity Big Brother.

32-year-olds initially agreed to join the E4-dating series before he entered Big Brother house.

However, after his three -week stay in the house, where he formed a particularly close connection with the American singer and colleagues, Jojo Siwa, Hughes has chosen to go back.

In a joint statement to Daily MailRepresentatives of both Hughes and Celebs Go Dating confirmed the decision by saying, “Before he entered Big Brother, Chris agreed to attend Celebs Go Dating Agency and get his love life placed in the experts’ hands. But after an incredible but very intense experience in Big Brother he takes some time to decompress.”

Furthermore, the spokesman added that the decision was mutual after discussions with his team, and although he did not attend the show this year, “The door is open to the future.”

In addition, Hughes was expected to replace Christine McGuinness, who reportedly left the dating series two weeks in filming, according to Daily Mail’s claims.

He would have joined a role crew including ex-Love Island Star Olivia Hawkins, S Club 7 ‘S Jon Lee and earlier Atomic Kitten Singer Kerry Katona.

Hughes’ exit came in the midst of speculation about his close relationship with Siwa.

During their time in Big Brother The house, the couple’s chemistry triggered rumors of a potential romance, intensified when Jojo publicly ended his relationship with Kath Ebbs at the show’s wrap party according to the outlets.

Addition to Speculations referred to Hughes and Siwa each other as “soulmates” during a joint performance at This morning and have allegedly used a secret double-tap gesture as a code for “I love you”, according to Concainant fans.

While both stars have insisted that their bond is platonic, Jojo said, “Look, he is an amazing guy. It’s platonic. We have a lot of fun together. I don’t know the future – what does it will do.”