Freddie Flintoff says Top Gear stunts haven't topped the buzz he got from cricket

Instagram post, a video of Harry Redknapp holding baby Raphael was captioned: “What do you mean everyone says we look like twins?! I look nothing like you, Pop…”The special moment was captured at Rick Stein’s restaurant in Sandbanks, Dorset.The football pundit and former Tottenham Hotspur captain teased that Raphael is the “twin” of his grandad, former Portsmouth F.C. manager, Harry, 75.Jamie posted the video clip on his Instagram Story yesterday afternoon (February 17).The post was shared with Jamie’s 1.4 million followers.Harry was wearing a blue shirt and navy cardigan while Raphael was wearing a grey, long-sleeved romper in the cute clip.Earlier this month on February 7, Jamie posted pictures of him with Raphael and Frida on their honeymoon in the Maldives.In December last year, Jamie posted another special moment - images of his mother Sandra, 74, holding baby Raphael and captioned it: “This makes me so happy.

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Al Roker kicked off Friday as he meant his weekend to go, and that was by getting in some cardio and doing what he loves most – listening to The Spinners.MORE: How Al Roker and Deborah Roberts are preparing for life-changing moment involving son NickThe 67-year-old took to Instagram to share a sweet video message with his 843,000 followers all the way from his basement.WATCH: Al Roker inspired fans with latest updateIn the clip, the Today show weatherman could be seen on his treadmill whilst letting his followers in on a secret.MORE: Al Roker and son Nick open the doors into their never-ending living roomMORE: Al Roker majorly divides fans as he shares Today Show change for 2022 Olympics"Well, it's been a long week, hopefully, you are going to get a little rest, a little relaxation, spend some time with folks or doing things that bring you joy," he revealed, before adding: "One of the things that brings me joy? Listening to The Spinners, old school baby! That's right."And nothing makes me feel better than putting on your walking cane, putting on your hat and going to see The Rubberband Man, that’s right. In the meantime, have a great weekend, take care of yourself and hopefully, will see you on Monday!" Al Roker was praised for lifting his fans' spirits of Friday morningAt the end, Al can be seen miming along to The Rubberband Man, which is playing in the background.Captioning the sweet clip, the star wrote: "If you've been feeling a little stretched lately, just in time, it's the #weekend.

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Paddy McGuinness revealed that he "nearly died" while taking part in Top Gear 's most dangerous stunt ever. The 47-year-old television presenter spoke about doing the scary "Wall Of Death" stunt alongside his co-hosts Freddie Flintoff and Chris Harris.He remarked that the trio put their lives on the line while attempting the famous Wall Of Death, a daredevil carnival sideshow where people go inside a wooden cylinder and are held in place on the wall by gravity as it spins quickly around.Paddy told Metro.co.uk: "I think this particular season, we all nearly died when we did the Wall of Death."Telling the publication about the nail-biting moments in season 29, he continued: "There are always risks but there are a lot more rewards.

England cricket legend Andrew 'Freddie' Flintoff's decision to speak up about his bulimia battle will change lives, a fellow sufferer has said.

while filming the sci-fi series and described himself as a "lifelong body-hater".Following the documentary, viewers praised Flintoff on social media, with one thanking him for "opening up about your emotions with such honesty", while another said: "I hope this helps you and others to open up about your feelings and seek help, I do think this documentary will help other men open up. Well done Fred."As of September 15, 2020 comments are unavailable, but don’t worry! We’ll have a new commenting experience online soon.

 “If I didn’t do it, I didn’t feel any good about myself and that wasn’t because I wanted to lose weight, that was just how it made me feel.”Freddie and Rachael tied the knot in 2005 and share four children, Rocky, Holly, Preston and Corey.The sportsman also admitted he struggled during England's Ashes victory at Lords in 2005.Freddie explained: "First test of that series I was being sick, everyone is talking about how well you're doing so I thought 'this is working, just crack on with it'."My biggest fear was getting caught. I had to plan it.

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Former England cricketer Andrew 'Freddie' Flintoff has been praised as a 'wonderfully brave man' for his new documentary on bulimia.

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Freddie Flintoff, also known as Andrew Flintoff, will open up with his battle with bulimia tonight in his documentary titled Freddie Flintoff: Living with Bulimia.

Andrew ‘Freddie’ Flintoff has opened up about his battle with bulimia ahead of his new documentary on BBC One. Ahead of Freddie Flintoff: Living With Bulimia airing tonight, the 42 year old cricketer spoke to Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid on Good Morning Britain on Monday, 28 September.

Cricket legend Freddie Flintoff was left a wee bit embarrassed in the new series of Top Gear.He and co-stars Chris Harris and Paddy McGuinness spent 24 hours locked in a car.But the challenge proved too much for Freddie and he wet his pants during filming.He revealed: “The toilet situation was tricky.