An I'm A Celebrity star has revealed that they were once drunkenly dragged out of a hotel 'kicking and screaming' after a wild night out. 

Jordan North has told in his new book Help, I Sexted My Boss how he accidentally broke into someone's room before being removed by security.

The BBC Radio 1 star, 33, has written the book with etiquette expert and close friend William Hanson.

He said in an extract given to The Sun: 'A good night is when you can barely remember what happened and I've had many of them... I think, I can't remember! After our Glasgow show in 2020 I went to meet a friend. 

'And I was so drunk I accidentally broke into someone's room got dragged out by security and bundled into a lift kicking and screaming but I never get in lifts because I'm so claustrophobic.' 

'Eventually at 5am I crawled into bed next to William. I've got myself into some states but it's all part of the fun.' 

In the book Jordan also writes about how he was 'carried out by four bouncers one on each of my legs and arms' on a different night out.

It comes after earlier this year Jordan joked that he 'has an alibi' after police released a picture of a similar looking man wanted by police in connection with a burglary.

The DJ posted a picture of his lookalike while teasing that he hadn't been at home for more than a month and couldn't be the person officers were looking for.

Lancashire Police posted a photo on its Facebook page of a man they wanted to speak to in connection with a burglary at the Council Office at Burnley Cemetery - the presenter's hometown - on June 19 at around 9:45pm.

The spitting image was shown wearing a black coat with the hood up and what appears to be a computer monitor arm under his arm.

The presenter of Go Hard or Go Home and former I'm a Celebrity contestant wrote on Twitter: 'Ok I've been back home for about 6 weeks also I've got an alibi...'

Users also saw the uncanny resemblance, with one responding to the police message: 'Think he's called Jordan North'.

Others replied to the DJ's tweet, saying they 'believed' his story.

One said: 'We believe you...lol.'

In another post on Instagram, the DJ elaborated on his 'cover story', adding he was sent the police photos by friends joking it was him.

He wrote: 'Quite a few people have sent me this...

'If anyone asks, we were in the pub and had two pints of Guinness and a pack of cheese and onion.' 

Burnley and Padiham Police put out the request saying: 'Do you recognise this man?

'We would like to speak to him in connection with a burglary at the Council Office at Burnley Cemetery on Monday, June 19 at around 9.45pm.

'Info? Call 101 or email 4350@lancashire police.uk quoting log 1520 of June 19.'