Adam Woodyatt 'could quit' EastEnders after 36 years following I'm A Celeb stint

Stranger Thingsis officially coming to an end after season five.The timing of the show's ending was revealed on Thursday, as it was explained that the upcoming season four will be split into two parts.The announcement about the hit Netflix show was released on the streaming giant's official Twitter account, and an official poster for the new set of episodes was also shared.It was stated that the first part of the series' fourth season would make its debut on May 27th while its second would premiere on July 1st, and it was also confirmed that its fifth season would be its last. Coming soon:The two parts of the fourth season of the highly popular science fiction series Stranger Things have officially been given release datesSeries creatorsMatt and Ross Duffer also released an open letter where they discussed their hopes and aspirations for the upcoming run of episodes.The showrunners also confirmed that, while Stranger Things' fourth season would be the show's longest as of yet, it would also serve as the show's penultimate release.

Tomorrow X Together (TXT) member Hueningkai has dropped his cover of Avril Lavigne‘s 2002 pop rock hit, ‘Sk8er Boi’.For his rendition, the Korean-American K-pop idol largely stays faithful to the Canadian pop star’s original version, albeit in a lower key. Hueningkai’s cover also comes shortly after Lavigne recently responded to a tweet by the idol, where he referenced the early-aughts song.“He was a skater boy / She said, ‘See you later, boy’ / He wasn’t good enough for her / Now he’s a super star / Slammin’ on his guitar / Does your pretty face see what he’s worth?” Hueningkai sings on the chorus.Hueningkai’s version of ‘Sk8er Boi’ is the latest cover song he has released on the official TXT YouTube channel.

Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy already has a replacement in mind for Antonio Conte - if the fiery Italian does indeed decide to quit the club, according to reports. Conte sparked rumours of an early exit from north London following a controversial interview with Italian media earlier this week.The former Juventus boss has since apologised for the interview, but that hasn't stopped rumours swirling about his Spurs future.

I’m a Celebrity...

Adam Woodyatt and Simon Gregson are reportedly set to enter this year's season of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! as wildcards.The popular ITV series confirmed their line-up earlier on Monday with the likes of Richard Madeley, Frankie Bridge and Danny Miller leading the stars at the historic Gwrych Castle, Abergele, in North Wales.

EastEnders stalwart Adam Woodyatt, who has played chip shop owner Ian Beale on the BBC soap for decades, has reportedly bought a flashy camper van. Yet the actor’s “estranged” wife Beverley is said to be in dire straits with money.

We thought we’d seen it all on last year’s exciting I’m a Celebrity.... Get Me Out Of Here! - the first based on home soil - but castle queen Giovanna Fletcher still has some gossip up her sleeve.

EastEnders actress Milly Zero has played Dotty Cotton since 2019, taking over the role of Dot Branning's scheming granddaughter from Molly Conlin.It wasn't long before she was embroiled in a war with show veteran Ian Beale after discovering that he was responsible for Dennis Mitchell's death in the boat crash on the Thames.But despite her starring role in one of Britain’s top soaps, Milly’s life away from the camera couldn’t be more different to her on-screen scheming character.The 22-year-old from Peckham, southeast London, is a former student of the BRIT School and kickstarted her TV career as a child star for CBBC.She is now known for her social soirees on social media and most recently confirmed her romance with boyfriend Ransom Fa, a

Richard Madeley is the current firm favourite to be put forward for the first bushtucker trial ahead of I’m A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!’s launch next weekend.

EastEnders star Thomas Law has said that the soap "will never be the same" without his on-screen dad Adam Woodyatt.Actor Thomas used to play Adam's on-screen son Peter Beale in the BBC One soap until he left Albert Square in 2010.Adam has played his iconic Ian role for over 35 years and starred in the first ever episode of the show, which aired in 1985.However, he's currently on hiatus from the show as he returned to theatre acting and recent reports claim that Adam could be leaving the soap after he stars on this year's series of I'm A Celebrity.Speaking exclusively to Daily Star at the Together For Short Lives Ball in London on Tuesday, Thomas opened up about the future of his on-screen dad.When asked if the rumours are true that Adam is

EastEnders star Thomas Law has said that he will be tuning in to watch his soap dad on I'm A Celebrity and predicts he will go far on the show.Thomas, who used to play Ian Beale's son Peter, said that he will watch anything that Adam Woodyatt is on and says he will do well on the ITV show.Adam Woodyatt's spends a lot of time in the great outdoors already after recently buying £93k motorhome.The actor - who is most well known for playing Ian Beale on the BBC soap - moved into the amazing mobile home after splitting from wife of 22 years Beverley Sharp.Talking to the Daily Star, Thomas said: "I will watch anything that Adam is on.

There's been thousands of soap characters over the years, but only a select few go on to become truly iconic. One character we can all agree has became a national treasure is EastEnders' Ian Beale, portrayed by actor Adam Woodyatt.

EastEnders actor Thomas Law has revealed that he keeps in touch with his on-screen dad Adam Woodyatt after leaving the soap in 2010. Ian Beale’s son has been played by two actors since; Ben Hardy, who left the role to find success in Hollywood, and Dayle Hudson who made his debut last year.

I'm A Celebrity campmates rake in thousands of pounds for joining the show, but just how much are we talking? The ITV show will return to our screens on November 21st, with the rumoured line-up already stirring up a good amount of excitement.Frankie Bridge, Richard Madeley and David Ginola are among the names believed to be heading to North Wales and into the castle, not to mention Simon Gregson, Adam Woodyatt and Arlene Phillips.With such big names booked for the new series, we couldn't help but wonder how much they are being paid to appear on the ITV primetime programme.ITV never reveal the fees paid to celebrities to appear on I'm A Celebrity but there are often many reports surrounding how much each member of the show will bag.According

EASTENDERS legend Adam Woodyatt is one of the BBC's highest-paid soap stars and has hung around in Walford longer than anyone else. The 53-year-old actor reportedly earns between £200,000 and £249,000 for his role as Ian Beale in the BBC soap - and raked in an extra £1.2 million during lockdown from his actor management firm.

EastEnders star Tamzin Outhwaite is backing her former co-star Adam Woodyatt on I’m A Celeb, saying he’s “not a wimp like Ian Beale” – his character in the British soap.The 51-year-old star, who played Mel Owen in the BBC show, spoke exclusively to the Daily Star at Together For Short Lives charity event, ahead of his appearance on the gruelling reality series.She revealed: “Yes I will be watching. The kids love it.

EastEnders star Adam Woodyatt is set quit the show for good, according to reports. The actor, 53, has played the legendary role of Ian Beale on the soap for more than 35 years, but is allegedly looking at his upcoming stint on I'm A Celebrity.

I’M A Celebrity signing Adam Woodyatt has banked another quarter of a million pounds — while his estranged wife struggles for cash. The news won’t have pleased Beverley, 56, who was furious after he signed a six-figure deal to appear on the ITV show.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! have reportedly been confirmed as they make their way to Gwrych Castle in Wales.The dynamic blend of famous faces will see some of the country’s best loved soap stars rubbing shoulders with football heroes, music legends as well as British Olympians.Just like last year, which saw the programme take place in Wales for the first time in the show's history, the celebs will get down and dirty in the blistering cold castle.

EASTENDERS legend Adam Woodyatt is confirmed to star in this year’s I’m A Celebrity . . . Get Me Out of Here! Adam, 53 — known to millions as Ian Beale — agreed to take part after bosses offered him a bumper pay deal. The actor — who is the BBC soap’s longest-serving cast member — is currently on a break from Albert Square.

Those jungle drums are rumbling which can only mean one thing - I’m a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! is coming back! Ant and Dec will return to chilly Gwrych Castle in Wales on November 21 to watch a new team of plucky celebrities take on hair-raising - and gut-wrenching - challenges to win our votes. Last year, author and mummy vlogger Giovanna Fletcher beat Vernon Kay and Jordan North to be crowned Queen of the ‘jungle’.