Roman Kemp reveals impact of ‘nepo kids’ label during Celebrity Race Across the World experience
Roman Kemp, a broadcaster and contestant on the BBC’s Celebrity Race Across The World, expressed concern about the implications of his family’s background during the competition. He and his sister, Harleymoon Kemp, who are often labeled as ‘nepo kids,’ wanted to dispel any assumptions about their financial competence.
Celebrity Race Across The World Overview
The show features four celebrities and their family members racing across 3,670 miles in Central America. Contestants include:
- Dylan Llewellyn from Derry Girls with his mother Jackie
- Presenter Anita Rani with her father Bal
- DJ Tyler West alongside his girlfriend and EastEnders actress Molly Rainford
Roman’s Concerns About Nepo Kids Label
As the final approaches, Roman shared his reflections on how spending habits could influence public perception. He stated, “Maybe spend a bit more money and have some proper dinners.” He worried that running out of money would reinforce the stereotype associated with them.
Key Insights from the Experience
Throughout the competition, both siblings learned valuable lessons from each other. Roman admitted he struggles with letting go of control, while Harleymoon realized the importance of expressing her feelings. She noted, “Roman taught me the art of being honest about your emotions.”
Final Race Developments
The duo faces the final leg of their journey on Thursday. They aim to finish the race at the remote Peninsula de La Guajira in Colombia. This location is notable as a gateway to South America.
Other Contestants’ Reflections
Anita Rani shared her insights, stating she learned to accept that certain aspects of life are beyond control, acknowledging that this trait can both hinder and help her. Her father emphasized the quality time they spent together as the most rewarding part of the journey.
Celebrity Race Across The World is set to conclude on Thursday at 8 PM on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. The experiences of the contestants highlight personal growth amid the challenges faced throughout the competition.
