Stephen Mulhern's Butlin's magic show, which reportedly cost £1 million, has come to an end, marking another blow for the TV personality after a challenging year. The 48-year-old presenter has entertained audiences at the entertainment resort for the past three years but will not be returning next summer as he explores new opportunities.

Stephen Mulhern usually performs his magic show at Butlin's resorts in Minehead, Bognor Regis, and Skegness. Over the past year, he has faced setbacks with the cancellation of his TV shows 'Dancing on Ice' and 'In For A Penny'.

Despite these challenges, Stephen will be returning with a new series of 'You Bet' and will continue working on 'Catchphrase', 'Deal or No Deal', and an upcoming travel show called 'The Accidental Tourist'.

A spokesperson mentioned that Stephen has enjoyed being part of the Butlin's family and performing for holidaymakers across the country. The decision to end the magic show allows him to pursue new opportunities in the family holiday sector, an area he is passionate about.

Stephen Mulhern's first career was as a magician, inspired by his father who taught him tricks at a young age. He started performing magic shows during family holidays at Butlin's, where he first showcased his talent to the public.

In a recent interview, Stephen revealed that filming the new travel show 'The Accidental Tourist' was an emotional experience for him. The show, which was filmed shortly after his father's passing, pushed him out of his comfort zone and allowed viewers to see a different side of him.

Stephen Mulhern faced personal challenges last year, including the loss of his father and health issues that led to a hospital visit. Despite these setbacks, he remains committed to his work and is looking forward to his upcoming projects.

Stephen Mulhern's popular game show 'In For A Penny' was recently axed, adding to his list of setbacks. However, there is hope for a potential return of the show in the future, as fans have shown their support for the madcap gameshow.