Gregg Wallace maintains 4st weight loss and fears for 'obese men' during pandemic

They've become nearly inseparable since meeting on Selling Sunset where they work together as part of The Oppenheim Group's all-star roster of Realtors who have taken the real estate world by storm on the popular Netflix show.And Chrishell Stause proved to be closer than ever to her best friend, Emma Hernan, as she showed off her athletic prowess for an impromptu aerial yoga session shared to her three million followers on Instagram.The 40-year-old reality star giggled her way through the set up as she climbed on top of Hernan, only to scream out loud that she pulled a muscle while trying to perform a few moves. Exercise experts! Chrishell Stause proved to be closer than ever to her best friend, Emma Hernan, as she showed off her athletic prowess for an impromptu aerial yoga session shared to her three million followers on Instagram Chrishell rocked a black cropped tank top with a grey diamond pattern along the bottom with a sports bra to match as she positioned herself above her friend.Her caramel colored tresses cascaded down toward the ground, and Stause flashed a smile while kicking her black socks in the air.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeThe Chippendales appear to be making a comeback — on the screen, at least. Hulu is developing the eight-episode “Immigrant,” following the story of Chippendales founder Somen “Steve” Banerjee, while Dev Patel and Ben Stiller have been attached to a project about the 80s-era male revue, from producer David Permut, for several years.But beating them both to the punch is A&E’s latest documentary series, the four-part “Secrets of the Chippendales Murders,” which launched March 14. The series continues this Monday with a hefty contribution from longtime Hollywood publicist Jay Schwartz, who in his 20s served as an associate producer at the Chippendales nightclub.

Pete Davidson and Kim Kardashian had a steamy airport reunion over the weekend.

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Ellise Shafer Muni Long has signed to Def Jam Recordings through her SuperGiant Records label, Def Jam chairman and CEO Tunji Balogun announced on Monday.The rapper, whose platinum-certified song “Hrs and Hrs” became a smash hit in 2021, was previously independent. She was signed by Capitol Records in 2009, but focused on writing music for other artists such as Rihanna, Ariana Grande and Fifth Harmony, until she revived her career as an artist in 2019. In November 2021, she released the album “Public Displays of Affection.”“It has been a lifelong goal of mine to be able to bring my gifts to the world.

Coronation Street fans think there could be an affair twist coming up on the cobbles between Phill Whittaker and Maria Connor. During the latest instalment, Phill helped Maria turn her campaign around as he gave her confidential information about the council, showing that they have been covering up the dangers of local air pollution.

Hollywood star Gary Oldman has admitted if he was working for the BBC, he’d be unlikely to be paid very much.The Oscar-winner was discussing the difference between budgets for his BBC shows and his latest Apple TV+ series.He’s set to appear in the new drama Slow Horses, which will be released next week.The thriller series is based on the book of the same name written by Mick Herron.It features Gary as Jackson Lamb, who heads up a team of British intelligence agents.The team are described as serving in “the dumping ground department of MI5”, Slough House.This is due to their mistakes earlier in their careers, which almost ended their time as agents.Speaking about the new series to the latest edition of the Radio Times, Gary made a comparison with the BBC.He explained he could feel the budget difference between the broadcasters.Gary said: “You do feel the scale of the production.“You get a real sense of the money.

Netflix. Ricci, 42, was rumored to replace Thora Birch in an unnamed role following the latter’s untimely exit from the show last year, Deadline reported on Monday.

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Molly Ringwald is “so happy” about the Sixteen Candles-inspired series in development from UCP for Peacock, executive produced by Selena Gomez, Tanya Saracho, and Gabriela Lugo.

Gregg Wallace has opened up about the scary truth he had to face before overhauling his lifestyle.

MASTERCHEF judge Gregg Wallace insists he still eats carbs and boozes because he "doesn't believe in diets" - despite four stone weight loss. Appearing on Good Morning Britain today, the 56-year-old beamed about how he's transformed his life after dropped from 16st to 12st.

OK! : "Then I’d carry on with more. I could do that sometimes for two or three days on the trot.

MASTERCHEF's Gregg Wallace has said he "wanted to die" at the height of his battle with booze that left him crippled from loneliness. The 56-year-old, who credits his four-stone weight loss with cutting down on alcohol and taking up a healthy lifestyle, said he turned to the bottle to deal with feeling alone.

drink ‘seven days a week’ when he was a grocer, arriving at his local pub at 10am to down gin, wine and whiskey.He recalled one time he got so drunk before meeting a client that he was ‘scared’ for his health.‘I was preparing to meet a big customer for lunch, and I’d had a particularly long lunch and dinner the day before,’ he told OK! magazine.‘I felt like death. All I wanted to do was go somewhere and die.

Ammar KaliaYet more from Wallace. He explores the crazy world of sock manufacture this week, visiting a factory in Leicester whose methods seem to owe more than a little to Wallace and Gromit.

Whether you’re doing Dry January or not this month, it’s always good to reassess our attitude towards alcohol – and rest our livers! Especially as lockdown has seen many of us increase our intake. Someone who knows this process all too well is MasterChef’s Gregg Wallace.The TV star exclusively opens up to OK! about his former bad boozing ways, and how he’s mastered healthier drinking habits… When you were a grocer, how much were you drinking? I’d start before lunch with a couple of pints, then a gin and tonic, moving on to wine in big amounts with the food, and then finishing off with a whisky.

Gregg Wallace has bravely opened up about the incredibly dark period in his life while he battled his booze addiction.

GREGG Wallace, 56, revealed the Covid-19 pandemic made him "fearful for overweight men" after his four stone weight loss. The MasterChef judge, 56, dropped from over 16 stone to 12 stone after being warned by doctors that he was heading for a heart attack.

Gregg Wallace has admitted he is fearful for overweight men because of higher risks linked to Covid-19.

lockdown, Gregg Wallace’s mind began to spiral. Work was drying up, and the thought that money might suddenly stop coming in left him in a state of blind panic.At 56, he might have been a mainstay on our screens for nearly 20 years, but since leaving school at 15, all he had ever done was work.