Girls Aloud stars Cheryl, Nadine and Nicola take part in Race For Life run in London in memory of Sarah Harding

ITV programme were filmed at Gwyrch Castle in Wales after the coronavirus pandemic forced producers to abandon plans to make the programme at its usual base in Australia. However, as travel restrictions have now been lifted in the country, a new cast of celebrities will be heading to the jungle to battle it out in TV’s toughest entertainment challenge.

Former Girls Aloud star and X Factor judge Cheryl has shared a rare snap on social media as she posed with her "new pal" - an alpaca.The 39 year old singer showed off her natural beauty as she snuggled up to her furry friend and wrapped an arm around the animal's neck for a sweet selfie.The Fight for This Love star wore a loose white shirt and a navy cap over her brunette tresses which were swept back from her face and she grinned alongside her furry companion who was sporting bright red reins. It's not clear exactly why Cheryl was with such an acquaintance, however, her caption hinted that she might be filming something exciting.

Kimberley Walsh has detailed why she tries her best not to make eye contact with her co-host Gethin Jones whilst filming Morning Live.The Girls Aloud star admitted that the BBC presenter often tried to give her the giggles in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk.Kimberley, 40, first landed her major presenting role on the BBC’s Morning Live in November, 2021. Former Blue Peter presenter Gethin, 44, began hosting Morning Live when it first started up in 2020.Asked who she’s closest to on the show, Kimberley replied: “I'm probably closest to Gethin because we work together so closely when we're presenting. “He's such a lovely guy. He's just one of the good ones and he always just wants to try and help and make everybody on the show do as good a job as they possibly can.“And there's loads of people out there like him that just want to help everyone, you know?“Sometimes with presenters, it can be all about them and making themselves look good, but he always wants to help everybody else.

Cheryl has shared how she believes her late friend and Girls Aloud bandmate Sarah Harding 'visited her' months after her death. Last weekend, the Fight For This Love singer reunited with Nadine Coyle and Nicola Roberts at an event in Sarah's memory.

Cheryl Tweedy says Girls Aloud bandmate Sarah Harding has visited her from beyond the grave.The singer, 39, believes they were reunited when she got into her car to drive to her hometown Newcastle.Out of the blue, Girls Aloud track Hear Me Out started playing via the Bluetooth wireless function.READ MORE: Sarah Harding's devastating final months as Girls Aloud reunite for special Race for Life Cheryl said: “For weeks I’d been fiddling with my car to get the Bluetooth working.“I was infuriated with it and I gave up, so I let it go for a couple of months. I got into my car and Hear Me Out was playing.“My phone was not on, the music hadn’t been ­fiddled with, nothing.

Cheryl is convinced her late Girls Aloud bandmate Sarah Harding’s ghost has visited her. The former X Factor judge, 39, opened up about her experience and said she and Sarah – who tragically died aged just 39 in September 2021 to breast cancer – had spoken about their spirituality and Sarah had “promised to come and visit Cheryl after her passing.” Cheryl shared the story on the 5 Minutes On podcast where she revealed what had happened.

Declan Donnelly has paid a heartbreaking tribute at the funeral of his late brother, Father Dermott Donnelly, who passed away earlier this month at the age of 55.DISCOVER: Declan Donnelly's stylish £5m family home is full of personal tributesIn emotional words, the I'm a Celebrity host said: "We can't believe he's gone, we still can't understand why he's gone - but we trust God took him because his talents were needed elsewhere. We as a family will miss him immeasurably." The TV star added that he felt the world was a "worse place" now that his brother had passed.WATCH: Declan Donnelly shares framed photo taken inside Buckingham PalaceHe also shared some sweet family memories of growing up with Dermott as a brother, saying: "Dermott and I, being the youngest boys, were confined to the bottom bunks, and on the occasions when my five or six-year-old overactive imagination created monsters under the bed, I would run out of bed, jump into Dermott's bunk and he would calm me down in the middle of the night with stories he invented."MORE: Is this why Ant McPartlin moved away from Declan Donnelly?READ: Why Declan Donnelly's son's birth is doubly bittersweetHe also went on to praise his brother's "fantastic sense of humour and fantastic sense of adventure" and ability to fundraise, joking: "You name it, Dermott monetised it."Dec's TV co-host, Ant McPartlin also had kind words for Dermott, and in a tribute, he wrote: "Father Dermott you were the kindest, wisest man I knew.

Declan Donnelly laid his brother to rest today after his tragic death earlier this month.

Declan Donnelly was overcome with emotion as he paid tribute to his brother at his funeral.The Britain's Got Talent host, 46, broke down in tears as he opened up about the memories he shared with Father Dermott Donnelly in front of mourners at St Mary's Cathedral in Newcastle on Friday (July 29).Dermott, who had recently celebrated 30 years of service in the Catholic church, died aged 55 earlier this month in hospital after falling seriously ill.READ MORE: Emotional Ant McPartlin supports pal Declan Donnelly at brother Dermott's funeralHis body was received into St Michael's Church in the city's West End on Thursday (July 28) evening.Declan, 46, was spotted carrying his brother's coffin into church surrounded by mourners.Speaking in front of the church, Declan said: "Unfortunately, today the world is now a slightly worse place because Dermott is no onger with us.He still had so much more he wanted to do."We can't believe he's gone. We can't understand why he's gone.

Ant McPartlin has showed his support to pal Declan Donnelly at his brother's funeral. The Britain's Got Talent hosts arrived for a requiem mass at St Mary's Cathedral in Newcastle on Friday (July 29) held for Father Dermott Donnelly.The Geordie duo both both donned black suits, white shirts and black ties.READ MORE: Grieving Declan Donnelly likes heartwarming quote about loss after brother's deathFather Dermott, who had recently celebrated 30 years of service in the Catholic church, died earlier this month in hospital after falling seriously ill.His body was received into St Michael's Church in the city's West End on Thursday (July 28) evening.Declan, 46, was spotted carrying his brother's coffin into church surrounded by mourners.The service was held at the church where Declan, 46, married Ali Astall in 2015, officiated by his brother DermottIn a heartbreaking tribute to his beloved brother following his death, the TV star said he was "beyond devastated" in a tweet.It read: "I am heartbroken to tell you that my darling brother Fr Dermott, @TweeterPriest, sadly passed away this afternoon.

CHERYL Tweedy believes she has been visited by the spirit of her late Girls Aloud bandmate Sarah Harding. It comes a year after Cheryl revealed the pair had made a pact for Sarah, who passed away last September aged 39, to visit her.

Declan Donnelly has laid his brother Dermott to rest after he passed away suddenly earlier this month. Dermott, who was a Catholic priest, died aged 55 on 8 July, after he was reported to have been taken to hospital after falling seriously ill following a collapse.

A grieving Declan Donnelly was spotted preparing to say his final goodbye to his late brother Father Dermott, carrying the Catholic priest’s coffin into church.The TV star was joined by his family and friends at the Catholic Mass service on Thursday morning, after he died suddenly last week after suffering a serious illness.Donnelly looked sombre he paid his final respects wearing a black suit, outside the church in Newcastle, ahead of the funeral on Friday.The Britain’s Got Talent host, along with Fr Dermott’s other family members, were with him when he died ‘peacefully’ in hospital after he collapsed at home.Fr Dermott’s death was announced on July 8 by the Bishop of Hexham and Newcastle, who said in a statement that the priest had ‘died peacefully this afternoon in hospital.’The Bishop said the news has ‘come as a great shock to all of us’, adding: ‘Please pray for the repose of his soul and keep his family, especially his mother, in your prayers at this difficult time.’His devastated brother confirmed the news on Twitter on Friday, writing: ‘I am heartbroken to tell you that my darling brother Fr Dermott, @TweeterPriest, sadly passed away this afternoon.‘We are all beyond devastated.

Declan Donnelly was pictured carrying his brother's coffin into church on Thursday evening ahead of his brother’s funeral.The TV star was pictured surrounded by relatives as he walked inside St Michael’s, RC Church in his hometown of Newcastle at 7pm.The body of his older brother, Father Dermott, was being received the night before the funeral, following his death earlier this month at the age of just 55.READ NEXT: Dermott Donnelly's heartbreaking final moments as Declan rushes to be by brother's sideThe TV star is said to have raced to his brother's side after he fell seriously ill and was rushed to University Hospital of North Durham on Wednesday with a suspected bleed on the brain after he collapsed.Declan, who recently welcomed his second child with wife Ali Astall, was dressed all in black wearing a T-shirt with a blazer and matching trousers.The presenter was seen looking deep in thought as he rested his hand on his chin and looked down at the ground.Dec, 46, paid tribute to his beloved brother and said he was "beyond devastated" in a tweet.It read: "I am heartbroken to tell you that my darling brother Fr Dermott, @TweeterPriest, sadly passed away this afternoon. We are all beyond devastated.

Declan Donnelly recently announced the happy news that he and wife Ali Astall have welcomed a baby boy, and he revealed his sweet name. The TV presenter, 46, and Ali, 43, have given their second child a meaningful name, which includes a nod to Dec's late father as well as his best pal Ant McPartlin.The pair announced their son's name as Jack Anthony Alphonsus. His first middle name is a tribute to 46 year old Ant - whose full name is Anthony.

Girls Aloud have taken part in a charity five kilometre run, in honour of their late bandmate Sarah Harding.Participating in the Race For Life For Sarah event on Sunday (July 24), Cheryl, Nadine Coyle and Nicola Roberts of Girls Aloud ran the 5 kilometres across London’s Hyde Park, while bandmate Kimberley Walsh joined virtually.The event was held to raise money for cancer research and celebrate the life of Harding, who died in September of last year after revealing in 2020 that she had been diagnosed with advanced breast cancer.Speaking at the Cancer Research UK-organised event, which was watched on by over 1,000 attendees, Cheryl commended the fan turnout before commenting on the lingering grief in the wake of Harding’s death at 39 years-old. “[It] doesn’t feel like she’s gone at all,” the singer said, “I’ve never experienced or anticipated this grief…I still can’t quite believe it’s real.”Sharing a similar sentiment, Coyle told press at the event that she “was completely in denial right up until the day [Harding] passed.”Taking to Instagram yesterday (July 25), Coyle further paid tribute to her former bandmate, telling followers that “Sarah would have loved this day & loved seeing you all coming together for such a great cause.”A post shared by Nadine Coyle (@nadinecoyle)Harding first revealed her breast cancer diagnosis in August 2020, revealing in an Instagram post that the disease had also spread to other parts of her body.

Covid-19 pandemic. Iconic presenter duo Ant and Dec are definitely itching to go back Down Under. Speaking on Heart Radio recently, Ant said: "The plan is, we're going back to Australia, we don’t want to go elsewhere.

DECLAN Donnelly and wife Ali Astall, 43, has welcomed a surprise second baby boy and shared the news with a sweet photo. The Britain's Got Talent presenter, 46, took to his Instagram on Sunday to share the wonderful news with his fans as a little hand could be seen clutching his. Dec and Ali tied the knot in 2015 in a very intimate ceremony in Newcastle, North East England and share a daughter together, named Isla Elizabeth Anne Donnelly.

Declan Donnelly has announced the arrival of his second child with wife Ali Astall. The TV star, 46, announced the birth of son Jack Anthony Alphonsus – with middle names honouring both his long-time co-host and his late father– after his birth on Saturday. It is thought baby Jack has been given the middle name Anthony in honour of the Geordie presenter’s TV sidekick Ant McPartlin.

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Declan Donnelly has become a father for the second time. Dec, who's best known as half of TV presenting duo Ant & Dec – announced his wife Ali Astall has given birth to a baby boy. Sharing a sweet picture of the newborn's hand on his Instagram account, Dec wrote: "Shortly before 10am yesterday, 23.