Fern Britton details ‘tough time' after split from Phil Vickery after 20 years together

Katie Holmes wowed in a plunging white jumpsuit while attending thegrand opening ofRiseNY, which features a flying theater that gives visitors a bird's-eye view of the city, located in Midtown Manhattan, on Tuesday.While visiting theattraction, which also features museum exhibits honoring some of the most legendary spots in the Big Apple, the43-year-old Dawson's Creek alum oozed sophistication as she strutted around in a pair ofhot pink slingback heels.Instead of flat ironing her typically straightened locks, the actress wore herbeautiful brown tresses in textured waves for her fun night in the city. Looking good! Katie Holmes wowed in a plunging white jumpsuit while attending the grand opening of RiseNY, which features a flying theater that gives visitors a bird's-eye view of the city, located in Midtown Manhattan, on Tuesday She also sported a bright red lipstick for a bold pop of color and cool, gold necklace with a crystal pendant.

Dancing With The Stars pro Maksim Chmerkovskiy has arrived home in Los Angeles after a 'traumatic' escape from war-torn Ukraine.The 42-year-old touched down at LAX on Wednesday afternoon where he was greeted by his relieved wife Peta Murgatroyd and members of the media.The couple shared an emotional hug as Maks ended a harrowing journey that took him from Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, to Warsaw in Poland and then on to America. Home:Dancing With The Stars pro Maksim Chmerkovskiy arrived home in Los Angeles Wednesday afternoon after a 'traumatic' escape from war-torn Ukraine Safe at last: The 42-year-old Ukrainian born star was greeted by his relieved wife Peta Murgatroyd, and the couple shared an emotional hug upon his arrival at LAXThe dancer and choreographer, who was born in Ukraine, had been in the city filming a TV show when Russia launched its invasion.He reached Warsaw, the capital of Poland,on Tuesday after he was arrested in Kyiv and then took a 'traumatizing' train ride full of women and children heading to the Polish border.He had shared via social media early Wednesday morning that he had managed to get a seat on a plane to Los Angeles.

Alan Ladd Jr., who won an Academy Award as. producer on Braveheart, died Wednesday at the age of 84.His daughter Amanda Ladd-Jones,who directed the documentary Laddie: The Man Behind The Movies,'announced his passing at his Los Angeles home on the film's Facebook page.'With the heaviest of hearts, we announce that on March 2, 2022, Alan Ladd, Jr. died peacefully at home surrounded by his family.

Bob Odenkirk is promoting his new memoir Comedy Comedy Comedy Drama, as fans wait for the sixth and final season of his hit AMC series Better Call Saul in April, though the beloved actor reveals he was actually bankrupt before Breaking Bad.The 59-year-old actor-writer-comedian has a career that spans back to the late 80s when he was a writer on Saturday Night Live, but in the mid-2000s, he had fallen into some financial trouble.Odenkirk was promoting his memoir Wednesday on The Howard Stern Show, where he revealed how bad of shape he was in financially before taking the role of Saul Goodman on the now-classic series Breaking Bad. Bankrupt Bob:Bob Odenkirk is promoting his new memoir Comedy Comedy Comedy Drama, as fans wait for the sixth and final season of his hit AMC series Better Call Saul in April, though the beloved actor reveals he was actually bankrupt before Breaking Bad Saul:Odenkirk was promoting his memoir Wednesday on The Howard Stern Show, where he revealed how bad of shape he was in financially before taking the role of Saul Goodman on the now-classic series Breaking Bad'What happened was I spent some time making some feature films.

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Just hours after Deadline reported that Netflix is pausing all of its production and acquisitions work in Russia, the company’s co-founder, chairman and co-CEO Reed Hastings announced a $1 million donation to an organization providing emergency relief to Ukraine.

Twitter user commented: “I would really like to see more of @Fern_Britton on television.“This wonderful lady is so diversely talented, charming, enthusiastic, and entertaining in whatever she does.“A real priceless diamond legend of a broadcaster and presenter… and a best selling author.”Seemingly flattered by the comment, she replied with a series of four-leaf clovers and happy emojis.‘He’s not really with us’ Jeremy Clarkson’s swipe at James MayMany of her 87,000 followers agreed with the fan and echoed his wishes.One commented: ”Definitely need you back on our TV Fern.

Carol Kirkwood, 59, has revealed that her interactions with BBC Breakfast viewers are unfortunately not always positive and friendly.The meteorologist admitted that viewers sometimes “blame” her for the bad weather in the UK after being warned about unpleasant conditions from her forecasts.Carol explained she sometimes receives nasty emails from people complaining about the weather ruining events they have planned.However, Carol insisted she takes it all in her stride despite the unfair backlash.The star divulged: “Sometimes when people meet you in the street they’re always absolutely lovely and friendly.”“Sometimes you can get emails that are not lovely and friendly, blaming you for the fact that it rained at the weekend – but you know, if

BBC Breakfast presenter Carol Kirkwood found herself in a spot of hot water on Thursday morning, as Naga Munchetty branded her "hot-headed".She was speaking to hosts Naga and Charlie Stayt on the red sofa as she prepared to give Brits the low-down on the heatwave currently sweeping across the UK.And Naga said she'd sent Carol outside, to the rooftop of Broadcasting House, in order for her to "cool off"."It's 13 minutes past seven," Naga told viewers from her perch on the couch. "We've sent Carol up on the roof because she gets so hot-headed in this weather."And so we just needed you to cool down, Carol.

Dominic Cummings, 49, and Boris Johnson, 57, after an interview with the prime minister's former chief aide aired on the BBC last night.The Daughters of Cornwall author branded the duo “wacko chaps”, while describing Cummings as “Machiavellian and fuelled by revenge” during his conversation with journalist Laura Kuenssberg, 44.Fern penned: “Watching #dominicCummings & @bbclaurak interview. “Cummings Machiavellian and fuelled by revenge.“#BorisJohnson a year 7 school boy boarder .”“Whacko chaps,”(sic) the star fumed.Fern went on to address Cummings’ claims that Johnson wanted to keep meeting the Queen in person despite the pandemic and his warnings that the then 93-year-old monarch would be at risk of dying if she caught coronavirus.She also

 A fourth fan penned: “And they say romance is dead.”“A Prince among men,” a fifth person commented.Fern previously insisted that she is not planning on dating any time soon after her marriage to This Morning chef Phil came to an end last year.The star admitted she is content with her cats and dog keeping her company at the moment.Fern said in a chat with Carol Kirkwood, 59, for online platform Fane.co.uk: “One of my cats, Bob, you feel something in the night, then you get a paw and a few claws and then he whispers in your ear, ‘I don’t know if you are aware of it but it’s almost 4am and I am hungry’.“And it is every morning and that is Bob.So I have Bob and Brandy and she is an absolute b***h.“She really is.She comes in, bashing away.“We

 Detailing a prank her friends pulled on her to lift her spirits, Fern divulged: “We spent all day and their partners were lovely and put up shelves for me, and a floor.“Then at the end of the day, one of the boxes had a label on, saying, ‘Sex toys to be sorted,’ rubbed out and, ‘Outdoor lights,’ put on it, just to make me laugh.”Fern announced her split on Twitter last year in a statement that read: “After more than 20 happy years together, Phil and I have decided to go our separate ways. “We will always share a great friendship and our lovely children.”Fern and Phil first met while hosting Ready Steady Cook together in 1999.The pair then tied the knot the following year before welcoming their daughter Winnie in 2001.They went on to

This Morning presenter Fern Britton, 63, has addressed her time on Strictly Come Dancing, saying that she felt like she was in a "sausage machine" during her stint on the show.The ITV personality and author spoke about not only her time on the BBC dance competition but also on the tour, which, despite her enjoyment from the performances, made her feel like she was "spat out" after her Strictly journey.The ex-wife of TV chef Phil Vickery took part in the tenth series of the dance show in 2012 and was partnered with professional dancer Artem Chigvintsev.Fern was eliminated fifth from the competition, meaning she didn't get to take part in Strictly Come Dancing's Children in Need special.The star left the show after finishing in the bottom two

Fishing Scotland’s Lochs and Rivers, Fern Britton is among five gung-ho celebrities tackling the chilly Scottish waters for an adventurous fishing trip.  The five-parter follows Fern and her fellow fishing companions, England cricket hero Lord Ian Botham, Olympic sprinter Linford Christie, Corrie actor, and comedian Les Dennis, and TV chef Rosemary Shrager, as they catch salmon, pit their wits against monster carp, and even fish for shark around the waters of Oban in Scotland.

Fern Britton has been very private about her personal life since announcing her shock divorce from her husband of 20 years, chef Phil Vickery.MORE: Fern Britton's home after split from Phil Vickery is nothing like you'd expect – see insideBut this week, as she spoke to BBC Breakfast's Carol Kirkwood for online platform Fane.co.uk to promote her new book Daughters Of Cornwall, she opened up about the last couple of years, which she says have been "hard". WATCH: Fern Britton films inside stunning home with her daughters"It's been hard, but there is life again. We did have three cats.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterFern Britton has opened up about her agony after splitting from husband Phil Vickery after 20 years of marriage.The TV legend spoke candidly about the "tough time" when she parted ways with the celebrity chef.She described three years being hell where she also lost both her parents as well as a family pet.Fern's dad, Tony Britton, who starred in various TV and films, died aged 95 in 2019 and her 94-year-old mum Ruth also passed away that same year.But after the agony, she says her and former husband Phil have come to terms with the split.She told BBC's Carol Kirkwood for Fane.co.uk: “It was a bit of a tough time but we are getting through. And it is all OK.

HER split from celebrity chef Phil Vickery after 20 years of marriage stunned the TV world. And after finally coming to terms with the most difficult period of her life, telly fave Fern Britton has opened up about her agony.

This Morning host Fern Britton, 63, has detailed the “tough time” she has been through over the past few years, as the star suffered several painful losses.The mum-of-four opened up on her struggles, which included her split from estranged husband Phil Vickery, 60, after 20 years of marriage, in January 2020.In a new interview, Fern gave a rare insight into the difficulties she had faced alongside the heartache over her marriage ending.However, the author insisted “there is life afterwards”, as she credited her friends and her beloved pets for getting her through it.She said: “I’ve had a bad two or three years."Both of my parents died, my beloved cat died and, unfortunately, my marriage died. “It was a bit of a tough time but we are getting

Fern Britton has opened up about the painful few years in which her marriage broke down to TV chef Phil Vickery.

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