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Videos can use content-based copyright law contains reasonable use Fair Use ( On Sunday, viewers watched as Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly employed the aid of genealogists and historians to trace their blood lines in Ant & Dec's DNA Journey.And Ant, 43, will be seen reacting with shock on Monday evening's instalment, when investigations into his mother Christine Woodhall's lineage unexpectedly lead him to the United Nations headquarters in New York City.In a preview clip, the TV personality admits to his co-host and best pal Dec, 44, that he 'hasn't slept thinking about' the new findings in store as they sit together in the back of a chauffeur-driven SUV en route to the imposing skyscraper. 'What has my mother got to do with the United Nations? It's just bizarre,' muses Ant, as he and his friend chuckle in unison at the prospect. Share this article Share 67 shares After Dec admits that he is 'so excited' to make the journey, Ant clarifies: 'I mean, I'm really excited to go – to go into the building, to see [inside], because not many people get to go there.''But I mean, it's an intergovernmental organisation that specialises in keeping world peace,' he adds, seemingly keen to impress how shocking the new development is. Not missing a beat, Dec cheekily quips: 'Doesn't sound like your mother,' prompting the pair to burst into raucous laughter as they veer closer to the UN HQ.During Sunday evening's episode, Ant candidly discussed his past addiction struggles and how it impacted his 31-year friendship with Dec.Presenter Ant – who admitted himself to rehab after he was arrested for a drink-driving conviction last year – revealed he decided to take a step back from work to 'repair' his relationships, especially with 'supportive' Dec. For the show, I'm A Celeb hosts Ant and Dec embarked on a two-year journey with expert genealogists and historians to follow their maternal and paternal blood lines, and eventually meet their long-lost family members. The pair kicked off the task in 2017, but the documentary was halted for two years while Ant took a break from work to battle his addiction to alcohol and prescription drugs. He admitted himself to rehab for further treatment.Reflecting on his return to the spotlight, Ant admitted: 'A lot has happened in those two years.'When asked about what he's been up to during his time away from his career, the BGT star joked: 'Not a lot! Just a little break, you know'.Dec recalled: 'The last thing I remember was we got a DNA alert while in Ireland telling us we had to go to New York which was very exciting news, then life took a bit of a turn and we didn't make it to New York.' As they prepared to continue their DNA journey in the Big Apple, Text Santa star Ant discussed how his issues not only affected him personally, but also had an impact on h
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