Jamie Laing says he regrets his lothario behaviour on Made In Chelsea and issues an apology to his exes

Jamie has said he regrets his lothario behaviour on Made In Chelsea as he admitted he 'wasn't the best version of myself'. The TV personality, who starred on the hit reality show from 2011 to 2021, has now issued an apology to his exes following his wild behaviour. During his decade on screen, Jamie was involved in numerous relationships including with Louise Thompson, Tara Keeney, Lucy Watson, Frankie Gaff and Heloise Agostinelli, before he eventually settled down with now-wife Sophie Habboo. Jamie, who welcomed his first child son Ziggy with Sophie earlier this year, has now reflected on his 'bad' behaviour which he said was 'enhanced' by the TV show. Speaking with Paloma Faith on her podcast Mad, Sad, Bad, Jamie said: 'Oh my God, I think some of my relationships that I had in the past, I could have been better in them.'I think I was young, I was doing Made in Chelsea, I was experiencing everything that had to offer, I was out, I was drinking and I just wasn't the best version of myself. Jamie has said he regrets his lothario behaviour on Made In Chelsea as he admitted he 'wasn't the best version of myself' The TV personality, who starred on the hit reality show from 2011 to 2021, has now issued an apology to his exes following his wild behaviour'And because I wasn't the best version of myself, people who were in relationships with me probably became not the very best versions of themselves. And I could have been better. So I would say sorry to some of those people.' He continued: 'When I was doing Made In Chelsea, I wasn't very honest in relationships and I wasn't honest with people I was dating.'Asked whether he 'did bad things on that show for attention', the Radio 1 presenter replied: 'No, but it was more like, about making a really great show. 'I think the bad things would also have happened without the show being there possibly as well. But the show enhanced it. 'I think everyone within Made In Chelsea was always, it was part of it.' Jaime said he has learned that being honest is important and that being a people pleaser doesn't help anyone. He added: 'It was kind of very bad but what I've learned from all of that experience is that being honest is so important, and being a people pleaser really doesn't please anyone actually.' It comes after Jamie admitted he still feels like he has to 'prove himself' years after finding fame as a posh playboy on Made In Chelsea.The broadcaster said he understood why his reality TV roots were frowned upon added to the fact he landed the gig without even having to audition. Speaking on the Sliding Doors podcast he said: 'I have to prove myself because I came from reality TV, reality TV gives you this golden ticket into the world of entertainment and I was given it for nothing'. He said: 'Oh my God, I think some of my relationships that I had in the past, I could have been better in them. I think I was young, I was drinking and I just wasn't the best version of myself' During his decade on screen, Jamie was involved in numerous relationships including with Louise Thompson (pictured), Tara Keeney, Lucy Watson, Frankie Gaff and Heloise Agostinelli Jamie settled down with now-wife Sophie Habboo and they welcomed his first child son Ziggy earlier this year'I didn't work for [Made In Chelsea] I didn't have to audition for it I didn't have to do anything for it I was just given it because I was the right age, in the right place, at the right time'. Much of Jamie's reality TV stint featured his rocky love life, but since then he has gone on to become one of TV's most famous faces, including competing Strictly Come Dancing, hosting his own show on BBC Radio 1 and launching a podcast with wife Sophie Habboo.He laughed: 'I was offered was Made in Chelsea which was about being posh and as we know posh people are not liked for some reason in the UK'. 'Everyone saw me as a reality TV star who didn't work hard and lived off his parents money, which some of that is true'. Jamie went on to admit that he feels like he has to prove to himself as much as everyone else that he deserves the career that he has forged. It comes after Jamie shared a gushing tribute to his wife and 'best friend' Sophie Habboo by posting a montage of clips of his partner to Instagram.The Candy Kittens owner sweetly bragged that he has 'nailed it' when it comes to picking a life partner, who he married three years ago.Jamie picked clips of Sophie caring for their little boy Ziggy, eight months, as well as fun videos of the couple larking around together.He also shared moments of Sophie at work on red carpets, as they regularly host red carpet premieres and awards events together.In one clip, Sophie had her arm affectionately slung around Jamie's chest as they posed together on a set of steps.Jamie included an emotional voice over in the video, which said: 'Do you ever look at your spouse and think, I really nailed it.'The most important decision you're ever going to make in your life, the person you are going to spend every day with on this earth, I picked right. I am so grateful for you and I can't wait to spend the rest of my life with you.'