Peter Andre hasnt aged a day since Mysterious Girl.
Yet the 45-year-old has just announced a 25th anniversary tour of the UK, and fans have been cant believe its been that long.
The musician announced the 2019 dates on Tuesday night in a Twitter post which was met by a raft of excitement from his loyal fanbase.
This tour has been a long time in the making, Peter said. And I cant wait to get back out on stage in front of the fans that have supported me over the last 25 years.
I'm so very proud of u I've loved u since I was 14 years old I'm 38 now and finally.meeting u on Sunday for the first time can't believe it's 25 years uve been in the business u don't look old enough lol xx
— nicolagear (@arthurcenagear) October 2, 2018
Im blessed to have had such a great career in entertainment for that time – it is something really special, and this tour will be a celebration of everything I have worked for.
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The tour will begin in February 2019 and run up and down the country from Aberdeen to Bournemouth, with pre-sale tickets priced at a measly £25.
Fans marvelled at the singers youthful appearance at such an impressive career milestone.
One fan wrote: Im so very proud of u Ive loved u since I was 14 years old Im 38 now. They added: Cant believe its 25 years uve been in the business u dont look old enough lol.
Another said: Omg 25 years….as if you look old enough 
xx Thats how long I have loved you then.
While another added: 25 years!!! 
that makes me feel old!
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One other said: Wowsers you dont even look 25. Get out of here.
25 years!??? How do you look SOOOO good? came another.
Peters career began in Australia before he smashed into the UK charts with Mysterious Girl in 1996.
It appeared on the album Natural, his second, which peaked at number 1on the UK Albums Chart.
Mysterious Girl was rereleased in 2004 by popular demand, followed by Insania, which we no longer speak of.
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