GMB's Richard Arnold breaks silence on role exit claims about 'good mate' Ranvir Singh

Coachella’s first weekend and its surrounding activities came to a close, stars stepped out for birthday celebrations, private events, premieres, and film festivals. Just outside Chicago, Chance the Rapper rang in his 29th with a day full of family fun at an indoor water park.

“Twin flames” equals double trouble! Machine Gun Kelly and Megan Fox’s unique bond is part of what makes them such a ship-worthy couple — but it’s also what makes them a wild one, too.

A surprise. Rihanna reacted to A$AP Rocky’s arrest on April 21, 2022, after he got off a plane at Los Angeles International Airport. After the rapper was taken into custody by the LAPD, his pregnant girlfriend was said to be “shocked” and “blindsided,” by the arrest, according to TMZ reports. 

Jame Martin, 49, returns to ITV this morning to continue hosting his cooking show, Saturday Morning.Speaking on a podcast episode, ex-Strictly contestant James Martin hit out at new stars from the dance show, saying they don’t have as much of a “journey” as previous contestants did.Former Strictly star James was asked about his 2005 experience and “being a bit of a whizz on the dancefloor”.The 49-year-old said there was “magic” to the show because contestants didn’t have much previous experience when it came to dancing.When asked if the dance show is as much fun as it appears, the television chef replied: “Back then, it was a journey and people didn’t really know what they were doing.“I think that was the magic of it.”He continued, saying that new Strictly stars seem to be quite skilled dancers “before they even start”.James said: “Nowadays, they seem to be pretty good before they even start, don’t they?”The host of ITV’s Saturday Morning added: “It was that journey that I think people followed, and I enjoyed it, but you have no control over what the hell’s going on.”James compared competing in Strictly Come Dancing to being a professional chef, saying: “But the same ethos applies working in a restaurant.“You just want to be good at it.“You don’t want to appear an idiot,” he told the Talkshire podcast in February.He admitted that his Strictly stint caught the attention of BBC bosses and opened doors for him.James went on to present Saturday Kitchen from 2006 until 2016.James also admitted that he became a chef, despite failing his cooking class in school.He said: “I got a C in art, that was all I got, all I came out with.“But I came out with a passion for food really.“I was quite fortunate, I met an amazing guy called

Good Morning Britain’s Katy Rickitt, 37, has sent in a message of support to ITV News Calendar presenter Duncan Wood, after fans noticed he wasn’t in his usual slot.

“Plus as my Mum kept noticing ‘she's got good legs’.”@Mummygoodall said: “Ooh absolutely! “Taking out of the equation for a moment, who they are, Charlotte was an absolute credit to her parents.”@Lothersdalelass commented: “Maybe Princess Charlotte also gets it from her Grandmother, Princess Diana who was strong but also kind.”Fern has had a long career, having started out on Breakfast Time in the '80s. She then went on to host the cooking show, Ready Steady Cook, where she met her now ex-husband, TV chef Phil Vickery, between 1994 and 2000. From 1999 to 2009 she presented This Morning alongside Philip Schofield. Her job was then given to Holly Willoughby when she left, who currently presents the show with Philip. 

BAFTAs earlier this month, shared his thoughts on Emilia Jones after she performed at the ceremony, where she was waiting to see if she would win the Best Actress award for her film CODA.Speaking from the Ideal Home Show, in partnership with NatWest, Richard revealed that he had known Emilia since she was “just a nipper” thanks to his friendship with her dad Aled Jones. Richard, 52, admitted that he was “gobsmacked” to see Emilia’s incredible transformation into a star in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk. The Entertainment Editor for Good Morning Britain reflected on the young actress’ rise to fame and praised her stunning performance of Joni Mitchell’s Both Sides Now, which she also sings in the now Oscar-winning film CODA.Emilia, 20, was also nominated for a Best Actress BAFTA for portraying 17-year-old Ruby, the only hearing member of a deaf family.Reflecting on her rise to fame, Richard admitted that her confident performance left him “slack-jawed”. Remembering that night at the BAFTAs, he said: “I was lucky enough to catch up with Benedict Cumberbatch, Sir Kenneth Branagh and Emilia Jones, of course!”“Aled Jones’ daughter, who I hadn’t seen for years since she was knee-high. “Aled and Lorraine and I worked together on Daybreak before Good Morning Britain started, so I knew Amelia when she was a nipper. “And now of course she's this fabulous actress soaring to giddy heights.”When asked about how it was to see Emilia, who he had known as a little girl, take to the stage in the Royal Albert Hall, Richard admitted he was “gobsmacked”. He said: “It’s just extraordinary.

BAFTAs earlier this month and shared his thoughts on presenter Rebel Wilson whilst appearing at the Ideal Home Show, in partnership with NatWest.The Entertainment Editor for Good Morning Britain claimed Rebel, 42, “knew what she was doing” and insisted that the jokes she told about the Royal Family “landed”. Richard, 52, shared his thoughts on the Australian star’s quips about the Royals in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk. When asked about whether he felt her jokes on members of the Royal Family landed, he was definite with his reply. “Oh, I think they landed,” he said with a chuckle. “And I think she absolutely knows what she’s doing.”Reflecting on the Pitch Perfect actress’ performance at the BAFTAs, he confirmed: “I love Rebel.”The presenter continued: “I think she herself said that, you know, when you host these events your head really is on the chopping block and I know she was worried about being cancelled. “Previously, her appearances on the BAFTAs have gone viral, which I'm sure is why she was picked for the occasion.

@Lente25 commented: “I thought I had hayfever but turns out it’s Covid.”@Dave_Hutch80 penned: “Yesterday I really struggled with it.“Even in canary wharf. Which has no grass.”@Ginosma suggested: “When I was in my 20’s I used to get an injection called “Pollenex” 3 injections 1 a week and they really helped.” This morning, Ranvir was presenting GMB as normal, alongside Susanna Reid and Richard Madeley, to share the latest headlines.She was forced to leave half way through, however, after admitting she had woken up with swollen red eyes due to the hay fever.Richard said during the show: “Hey, credit to you.

Richard Madeley has made quite an impression on the Good Morning Britain sofa, with mixed reviews from viewers. But in a new interview with OK!, meteorologist Laura Tobin revealed she's a fan of the legendary presenter, so much so she says she "loves him" but admits he has no filter. Laura, who has been a part of the Good Morning Britain team for 12 years, told us: "What’s in his head comes out of his mouth." Richard joined the sofa for a permanent role last November and has had fans laughing at his on-air gaffes and some have even likened him to Alan Partridge.

Good Morning Britain director Erron Gordon earlier today, as he shared a life update following his move to Piers Morgan’s Uncensored.

Lorraine Kelly, 62, invited Sir Ranulph Fiennes, 78, to her podcast, What If?, for a candid conversation about a wide range of topics.The pair were joined during the chat by Rosie Smith, Lorraine’s daughter and podcast co-host.During the interview Lorraine tentatively asked Sir Ranulph about the time he got into trouble when he was young over a piglet.Sir Ranulph, who immediately remembered the story Lorraine was referring to, said: “We didn’t steal a piglet from the farmer - we just borrowed it at night.“And the tank grease which we greased it with […] can be washed off and is not harmful, I have to say that.“Because we hadn’t got to Sandhurst college and we went to Mons - which is sort of a secondary place -  we thought then they had their annual ball, with the women wearing long dresses and the men in black tie… we thought we’d get there at night to this Sandhurst college and put the piglet through the window when they’re all dancing from the shops outside.”As Lorraine giggled, Sir Ranouph continued: “The screaming that went on, getting grease all over the bottom of your dress as this piglet’s squealing around.“Anyway, somebody inside must've caught the piglet and thrown it back through the window.”Lorraine let out a very audible gasp of surprise while Sir Ranulph continued with his anecdote.He went on: “So we caught it again.”Amid laughs, Lorraine expressed her relief as she exclaimed: “Alright.”Sir Ranulph then pointed out that when his mother found out about his antics he got reprimanded for “stealing”.Scared that he would get what he did back, Sir Ranulph and his friend put the piglet back with its mum.Sir Ranulph holds numerous world records for his endurance as an adventurer.The Guinness Book of World Records

Ranvir Singh's potential departure from Good Morning Britain.Last month, it was reported that she would be stepping down from her role as the ITV show’s political correspondent.Richard has since opened up about his GMB colleague and explained how the presenters are all "very close" during an interview with express.co.uk.Richard, 52, also shared that he feels "lucky to still be waking the nation up every morning".When asked about whether his colleague Ranvir, 44, is planning to leave Good Morning Britain following an exit from her political correspondent role, he was certain she wouldn't.He replied: "No.

Coronation Street almost two years ago after 31 years of playing Liz McDonald.The actress has spoken in a new interview about her time on the soap and why her decision to leave ended up being an easy one.Beverly announced her departure from the award-winning soap in 2019, with her final scenes airing in 2020.Not too soon after leaving the show, Beverly took part in the twentieth series of I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!, finishing in third place.Beverly has spoken to the Sun's TV magazine about her time on the soap and why she decided to leave after 31 years.She said: "As an actor, you’re scared to say no to a job, but the scripts came and I thought I’ve just got to trust my instincts really."It's not nine to five, it’s like seven until ten at night and it’s six days a week."It's really full on and you have no life, like it used to be a lot harder years ago when the cast was smaller."Beverly even admitted that she thinks the soap's quality has gone downhill since she started in 1989.The actress believes Corrie is "overloaded with soap operas" and calls it a "shame" due to the show's promise.Back in September, Beverley said she was a "workaholic" and began to struggle on set because she was suffering with depression.She said: "I'd struggled for so long knowing something was wrong but not on set knowing exactly what it was."You say all those things to yourself, like 'get a grip.' In the end I couldn't go on any longer.

The couple share three children together: Isabelle, 12, Ace, nine and Trixie, five. Matt recently opened up about how the family had to deal with trolls after a photo of Ace surfaced online of him wearing a pink crop top and sporting long blonde hair. The former Busted member said he tended to avoid reading any hateful comments and has done so for a few years. Matt said he didn’t think of Ace as anything else than his “amazing boy". He said: “I don’t read anything – for a good few years now I’ve tried to stay away from that. “I don’t read comments and didn’t know anything was happening [until later]. “But it’s funny, he’s just our amazing boy and we don’t think about it in any other way.” He then went on to explain that Ace is “musical” and “creative” and that the work his son produces “blows his mind". The star added that it is “beautiful” that Ace is free to be able to express himself as he chooses and be his own person. Matt spoke up about his other two children as well, stating that the three of them have very different personalities. Isabelle, the oldest, is the most like him. The difference, Matt says, is that Isabelle has natural talent while he had to work hard at her age. The singer explained he and Emma have drilled in the idea that “hard work beats talent if talent doesn’t work hard". He went on to describe their youngest, Trixie, as a “maniac". Matt explained the cheeky youngster constantly “jumps off sofas” and can be difficult to control. However, he clarified that she is well-behaved most of the time.

She said: “I scrolled down and it said ‘female.’”“I jumped up and my mum dropped her fork on the plate.“I said, ‘I’m having a girl!’ It was very emotional and I know my parents secretly wanted me to have a girl.“They’re seeing it as their second experience of raising me.”Husband James wanted to be surprised by the news, and Chloe obliged.The personal trainer arranged for a box to be delivered to their home with a pink baby outfit inside.James said he “welled up” and “nearly cried” upon receiving the news.He said it was “exciting” to be having a little girl as the former rugby player has “been around enough men (his) entire life.”Chloe confirmed that she wouldn’t be having an elective cesarean when it came to the birth.She added that she didn’t really have a “plan” when it came to the birth of her daughter.She explained her fears about getting a c-section.The star said: “My mum said, ‘It’s a really big operation and some women are OK with it and they recover OK.“‘But most women really have to go through a period of recovery’ – they cut you open!"Chloe explained that her mother said to her she should only have it if you “have to have it.”On March 9, Chloe took to Instagram to explain why he hadn’t spoken more about her pregnancy.The star said: “I remember when I was trying, for 2 years, and it was hard watching everyone around me get pregnant.“It didn’t make me feel jealous or envious. It just made me feel… sad.

Susanna Reid praised Sky Sports' presenter Chris Kamara for opening up about his speech disorder. Susanna, 51, took a moment on Good Morning Britain to praise the football reporter for being so honest and open about his diagnosis with apraxia of speech.

The Chase star Shaun Wallace, 61, offered some kind words to Anne Hegerty's replacement Issa Schultz, 38, who took the reins on the ITV spin-off show Beat The Chasers. It comes after The Governess was forced to miss filming.The former I'm A Celebrity...

This Morning team, where she advises the nation on all things medical. But she has now exclusively revealed that she sometimes wishes she could drop the "doctor" title and appear on TV as just "Zoe".The former Gladiators star has struck up a close friendship with Strictly Come Dancing star AJ Odudu and said she'd like to perform with her on stage, or possibly connect with her for a TV show of their own."I don't even know what the TV show would be, but I think it seems like an opportunity to be part of a TV show where I'm not there as the medical expert," she explained."Instead of being Dr Zoe, I'd just get to be Zoe."She added: "There's a big side of my personality and who I am that doesn't get an opportunity to shine on This Morning or when I do Trust Me, I'm A Doctor, because we all have these different personas that we rely upon, depending on what role we're playing."It would be great to make some TV, something fun, with some mates, and get to show people Zoe."The 40-year-old has always had a passion for dance, taking lessons as a child - but she was forced to give it up due to a lack of money in her family."I always wanted to be a doctor but I also wanted to be a dancer on Top of the Pops [TOTP]when I was little," she explained."I've just always loved dancing.

James Martin returns to ITV this morning with the latest episode of his cooking show Saturday Morning.This will see him chatting to personal trainer Joe Wicks as well as inviting over chefs on his show to cook up some dishes.In a candid chat recently, the television chef admitted he’s very close with others in his industry.On a new podcast, James was opening up about the nice things fellow chefs have said to him over his career.In particular, many have been praiseworthy of him for letting them come on his show.He said: “I feel I owe it to my industry, the industry that I fell in love with, to give something back.“That’s my way of doing it, if I can do anything.These guys are amazing people.”James went on to admit while some may think the industry is full of “backstabbers” that is not his own experience.The chef added to the Talkshire podcast at the end of February: “You’re learning off each other, that’s the great thing about this job.“Everybody thinks that they’re all backstabbing everybody but there’s none of that.“It’s a massive industry but also a small industry.“Covid has brought us together more than anything else.”James has been open about struggling during the pandemic, as well as wanting to help fellow chefs when restaurants were closed.Elsewhere, James recently took to social media to apologise to his fans.This came after he failed to advertise his latest project to his followers.Posting on Tuesday, he shared how he made dinner at The Greyhound in Stockbridge for some lucky diners.He shared a few pictures of the pub and its owners as he posted the update.Alongside these, James wrote: “Last night I took over this place for a dinner for 70 guests.“It is owned by some good friends of mine, Lucy and Alex in

Richard Arnold couldn't help but make a cheeky comment at the expense of his Good Morning Britain co-star Kate Garraway. The entertainment editor was back on the ITV news programme on Friday (March 18) where he was reporting live from Leeds on the set of Emmerdale.