2008, he featured as a celebrity in the reality television show CelebAir on ITV2. Slimani came third overall. In November 2009, he returned to Never Mind The Buzzcocks as a joke upon guest panellist and investigative journalist Donal MacIntyre. Slimani was supposed to be part of a running scam on the show, feeding answers to the opposite team. Slimani appeared at the Darlington Civic Theatre, starring as Aladdin in the 2009/10 pantomime. He also appeared as Aladdin in the 2010/2011 pantomime in Hull. In 2011/12, he appeared the title role of Jack and the Beanstalk at the Rotherham Civic Theatre, and in 2013/14 was in Aladdin at the Bradford Alhambra theatre. He has his own TV show in pre-production. 26 episodes are planned overall of the children show. Slimani appeared in BBC One's 2011 series of Celebrity Total Wipeout. He won the"Dizzy Dummy" round and came second overall. On 20 October 2011, Slimani appeared as a special guest on the ITV2 show Celebrity Juice. He competed in ITV's 2012 series of Dancing On Ice, replacing Chesney Hawkes who had to withdraw due to an ankle injury, skating with Canadian bronze medallist Jodeyne Higgins. He competed in the finals coming 3rd. He appeared on the BBC Two comedy series Room 101 in early 2012. Slimani hosted via webcam an Online bingo session at Bingocams UK with the site giving 10% of the proceeds to his charity Rainbow Child Foundation Slimani appeared on Pointless Celebrities on BBC One on 20 October 2012, where he was partnered with Sinitta. They made it through to the final round, with Slimani winning £500. Slimani appeared on the Big Fat Anniversary Quiz in 2015, showing a pre-recorded question about the X Factor. Throughout the rest of the show panellist Jack Whitehall texted Slimani back and forth. Film Slimani is involved with a production company called Unity Films, and his daughter appeared in one of their short films, Left Holding Baby, for which Slimani composed the music. He also stars in the BAFTA-nominated 2004 short film Winner Takes All, along with his brother actor JC Mac . In 2005, he played a male stripper in Roberto Gomez Martin's Hell to Pay, a London underworld gangster film. In 2009, Slimani also appeared in 45, a psychological thrilling boxing movie also alongside JC Mac. Personal life Slimani is married to Daniyela Rakic-Slimani, sister of 2008 and 2009 Wimbledon Men's