Zoe Ball's children 'would die of embarrassment' if she did I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! - but would still consider it.

Zoe Ball's children, Woody and Nelly, would be mortified if she did ITV's I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! - but Zoe would still consider it.

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Broadcaster Zoe Ball
Broadcaster Zoe Ball

Zoe Ball's children "would die of embarrassment" if she did I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!.

However, the 55-year-old broadcaster would still consider doing the ITV jungle survival show, even if it would mortify Woody, 25, and Nelly, 16, whom she has with her 63-year-old ex-husband, DJ Norman Cook, known professionally as Fatboy Slim.

Zoe told The Sun: "Never say never, never say never. I think my kids would die of embarrassment if I went to the jungle.

"I think they’d hate it, but you can’t ever rule these things out."

The presenter is a huge fan of BBC's The Traitors, which inspired the June trailer announcing Zoe's move to Greatest Hits Radio alongside her former Radio 2 colleagues, Ken Bruce, 75, and Simon Mayo, 67, with the trio donning the game show's signature cloaks to reveal their reunion.

And Zoe hopes she did the game show's host Claudia Winkleman, 54, proud.

She said: "I thought that it turned out so well. I was really proud of the team. They did such a good job.

"And Simon and Ken were such good sports. We did have a real giggle making it. And we did make it, it was all a big secret.

"So it was a right laugh. I hope we did Claud proud."

Zoe cannot wait to tune into the second series of The Celebrity Traitors, which airs later this year and stars the likes of Love Island host Maya Jama, 32, EastEnders alum Ross Kemp, 62, and The Last of Us' Bella Ramsey, 22.

But Zoe - whose 88-year-old dad is Strictly Come Dancing 2012 star Johnny Ball - will not appear on the programme any time soon.

Zoe said: "I think it’ll be excellent. I’m much better at watching it than doing it. I think I would be terrified to do it because I’m really bad at lying.

"So I’d give everything away. I’d be hopeless.

"But my family aren’t. We’re going to go and do the experience. We’re going to go and do that. We’re going to take my dad. So we’re going to do that soon."