Delighted David Ginola, 54, FINALLY receives gushing letter from home

He has suffered two failed attempts at receiving a letter from his loved ones at home.

And delighted David Ginola finally received word from his girlfriend Maëva, 32, and their three-year-old daughter Ever during Thursday night's episode.

The former professional footballer, 54, was overjoyed to learn his letter from home was hidden in a Christmas tree during a festive meal for camp at the Castle Inn.

Aw! David Ginola finally received word from his girlfriend Maëva, 32, and their three-year-old daughter Ever during Thursday night's episode

The group were treated to party-style food for their dinner, which included peanuts, crisps, pizza and chips, in the decorated room. 

A delighted David gushed he was a 'lucky guy' after reading the loving letter from his girlfriend, who declared she was 'missing him more with every second'.

During the meal, Danny Miller discovered a special surprise - Adam and David's letters were hidden in the room. 

Danny prepared to read David's letter. David joked: 'It's in French, so concentrate.'

My love! The former professional footballer, 54, was overjoyed to learn his letter from home was hidden in a Christmas tree during a festive meal for camp at the Castle Inn

Girlfriend: David pictured with his 32-year-old partner Maeva

Danny read: 'My love, I miss you more with every second that passes. The time is so long, we can't wait for you to come back to us. 

'There is a big void at home without you. Everything is fine here. Ever asks after you every day, she misses you so much. 

'She loves her daddy, her David, very, very much. Ever and I watch you on TV as often as possible, I love to see you support your campmates and take care of Danny. 

'It is so you. Kind, reliable, strong, solid, empathetic. Be brave my man, even though I have no doubt of it. I love you more and more. You are my superhuman. Your Ever and your Maeva.'

Blessed: A delighted David gushed he was a 'lucky guy' after reading the loving letter from his girlfriend, who declared she was 'missing him more with every second'

David said: 'I'm a lucky guy' and blew kisses into the air.

He added in the Telegraph: 'All this love there, I can go through anything.'

Louise read out Adam's letter from his daughter.

It read: 'Adam, from daughter Jessie: Hi 'Dad the lad', you're doing great Papa and it makes me, Sam and DJ so happy to see you happy and having fun in the Castle. I can't imagine you're enjoying a rice and beans diet all too much, and you probably wish you had a curry to put with the rice. 

'We love you lots and lots and lots, Jessie, DJ and Sam… PS. Can you tell Frankie that I'll find that picture of me with her when I was 6 years old when you took me to meet S Club Juniors.'

Hugging it out! Danny and David continued their bromance as they hugged after he received the letter

Surprise! During the meal, Danny Miller discovered a special surprise - Adam and David's letters were hidden in the room

Adam tearfully said: 'Yeah it was nice.'

Later they sang karaoke. Louise and Danny sang Dancing Queen and said: 'You just can't help joining in.'

Simon said: 'Louise was busting a few grooves. I think she got taken back to the old university disco for a moment.'

When David sang For Me… Formidable, Matty said: 'David commands a room, whatever the occasion.'

Hi dad: Louise read out Adam's letter from his daughter

Simon said: 'David just doesn't care – 'I'm out there, enjoying my moment, get out of my space, the floor's mine – bosh!'

When it was Frankie's turn to sing, she sang What About Us and admitted: 'It's one of the worst ones for me to have sung on karaoke.'

Frankie joked: 'So I gave it a good go. I've probably put my whole career to shame. I'll take it for one good night in camp.'

Simon sang Hotel California and as a group they sang Queen's Don't Stop Me Now together.

Louise said: 'Couldn't have asked for a more lovely thing to happen – all dancing and singing together.'

Simon said: 'It was a great night, everybody had an absolute ball and it was just what we needed. Thank you Castle Inn.'

David said: 'Tonight is a night to remember.

Later they sang karaoke. Louise and Danny sang Dancing Queen and said: 'You just can't help joining in'