Jeremy Kyle says fiancée Victoria helped him out of depression after show was axed

new love of gardening and the great outdoors.Having spent the past eight years gracing the covers of glossy magazines and strutting down runways in fashion weeks across the world, the 23-year-old has given it all up to become a horticulturist.Ms Gardner is one of a growing number of people who in recent years have quit their jobs to embark on careers that bring them closer to nature.For the former Harper’s Bazaar model, who grew up in the Outback in Australia, it was the devastating bushfires of 2019 that forced her to reconsider her impact on the planet.“It really hit home for me,” she said. “I realised how disconnected I was from my upbringing and how me flying for work every week was incredibly unsustainable.

Dancing on Ice judge Oti Mabuse broke Strictly viewers' hearts last month when the popular dancer announced she was leaving the long-running show to focus on other projects.Her partners on the programme included Kelvin Fletcher and Bill Bailey, with whom she lifted the glitterball in 2019 and 2020, but behind the scenes she's loyal to one man – her husband Marius Iepure.MORE: Strictly's Craig Revel Horwood talks Oti Mabuse exit: 'It's brilliant news'You might know that Romanian-born Marius is a fellow dancer who appeared in group dances on Strictly in 2017 and you've probably guessed that he's one of Oti's biggest supporters.But do you know how the couple met and what they've each said about what keeps them together? Read on to find out more…WATCH: Oti Mabuse dances with husband following Strictly exitOti and Marius were introduced by another beloved member of the Strictly family – Oti's eldest sister and judge on the show, Motsi Mabuse!  Motsi suggested some male professionals for Oti to trial as dance partners after she moved from South Africa to Germany.MORE: Oti Mabuse's two destination weddings were nothing like sister Motsi's – detailsSEE: Dancing on Ice's Oti Mabuse's unexpected home gym where she stays fitMarius proved to be Oti's top choice and the talented pair not only won the German National Show Dance Championships and finished second at the World Latin Championships but also fell in love, going on to tie the knot in 2014. Oti and Marius started out as dance partners It wasn't all smooth sailing between the pair, however, as Oti has since admitted.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletter Peter Andre has spoken out in defence of his pal Jeremy Kyle.The Mysterious Girl and Flava singer maintains ITV should have protected controversial presenter Jeremy when they axed his weekday morning talk show back in 2019.The Jeremy Kyle Show, which was the most popular in ITV’s daytime schedule, cancelled after the death of Steve Dymond - a guest whose appearance was filmed the previous week but wasn’t actually aired in the end.Peter said Jeremy really struggled after the show’s cancellation and the investigation that followed.And now the 48-year-old thinks ITV basically made his friend their fall guy.“In my opinion, the network should have protected him as he

Peter Andre has defended his friend Jeremy Kyle – and slammed ITV, claiming the network failed to "protect" Jeremy when his show was taken off air back in 2019. Writing in his weekly OK! column, that star also shares his condolences following the death of Sarah Harding and praises footballer Marcus Rashford for holding the government to account.

Jeremy Kyle has announced he will be returning back to broadcasting as he joins talkRadio to host a daily talk show. Former host of the Jeremy Kyle Show has been off the air following the suspension of the show in May 2019 following the death of a participant.Steve Dymond took his own life one week after appearing on an episode of Kyle's show where he failed a lie detector test.Kyle revealed on Saturday he will return to full time broadcasting this month, as a host on talkRadio.He will present a weekday show between 4pm and 7pm from Monday September 13.In an interview with the station, Kyle said he had been "cancelled" after the fall out of Mr Dymond's death.He said: “In a democracy you should be able to ask and say what you want.

Jeremy Kyle is facing a backlash after telling how he suffered depression when his show was axed.He whined he had been ­“cancelled” and “felt hunted” when the show was axed following the suspected suicide of guest Steve Dymond. Former top prosecutor Nazir Afzal, who brought the Rochdale sex grooming gang to justice, said: “Cancelled? Didn’t someone commit suicide following an appearance on his show?“Cancelled? “Isn’t he getting a national radio show? Nah, he’s not been cancelled.’’MP John Nicolson said: “I’ve been silenced.

HIS shock exit from ITV, amid tragedy behind the scenes of his hit daytime show, sent Jeremy Kyle to his lowest ebb. But in part two of his first interview since the ­popular ­programme was shut down, the host reveals it was his soon- to-be-wife ­Victoria who clawed him back from the brink.

Jeremy Kyle has joined talkRADIO as a new radio host after his father encouraged him to return to work just six-weeks ago before his death.The 56-year-old has made his radio debut as the former broadcaster joins to Drivetime show after two years off air.The father-of-five first left our screens in May 2019 following the suspected “suicide” of former guest Steve Dymond who passed away of a morphine overdose while suffering from an underlying heart condition.The construction worker failed to pass a lie detector test when questioned about his loyalty to his partner while on The Jeremy Kyle Show and passed away days before the episode was scheduled to air.And after two years of anxiety and depression, Jeremy has finally been able to pick

Jeremy Kyle has spoken out about one of the key reasons he decided to return to the spotlight.The 56 year old presenter, who recently spoke about “being cancelled” after his controversial ITV series The Jeremy Kyle show was axed in 2019, explained that his dad Patrick encouraged him to get "back to work" before his death. Sitting down with talkRADIO's Mike Graham to speak about the show, Jeremy explained: "I lost my dad six weeks ago and he was my hero.

Jeremy Kyle has announced his triumphant return to broadcasting with a brand new radio show on talkRADIO.The 56 year old presenter, who recently spoke about “being cancelled” after his controversial ITV series The Jeremy Kyle show was axed in 2019, promised the new programme will be a “rollercoaster”.The dad-of-five also shared he’s looking forward to lively debate and “honesty”, as he gave his first interview about the project with regular host Mike Graham. Asked what fans could expect, Jeremy revealed: “Listen, just honesty.

His controversial TV show was suddenly axed back in 2019 following the death of guest Steve Dymond, with presenter Jeremy Kyle later being named as a ‘person of interest’ in the inquest.

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showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterJeremy Kyle has revealed he will discuss the tragic death of his former guest Steve Dymond, who passed away in May 2019, "when the time is right."This weekend the 56-year-old has spoken out for the first time since his hit ITV show was cancelled following the shocking news of Mr.

JEREMY Kyle has rev­ealed that losing his ITV show saw him on pills for anxiety. Jeremy, 56, believes he was made a scapegoat when his daytime hit was axed after a participant’s suspected suicide.

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showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterJeremy Kyle has opened up for the first time since his hit ITV show was cancelled after the suspected suicide of a former guest.

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showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterJeremy Kyle has claimed he was made a "scapegoat" amid the fallout after his ITV show was binned.The Jeremy Kyle Show was cancelled following guest Steve Dymond's death, and it's said 100 people lost their jobs.The 56-year-old has broken his silence after the axe and opened up over being diagnosed with an anxiety disorder and how he sunk into a depression.On the same day two and a half years ago, he found out his career was possibly in tatters he and his fiancee discovered they were expecting the son, Oliver.But Jeremy says he never was able to have 'his say' over the accusations after the news hit the headlines.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterJeremy Kyle says celebrities including Piers Morgan and Kate Garraway reached out to him after his show was axed - but there was a long list of stars who gave him the cold shoulder.The 56-year-old has broken his silence and revealed he sought help for anxiety after the headlines caused him to seek refuge inside his home. He told The Sun he was left "completely devastated" and spiralled into depression after The Jeremy Kyle show was stopped following the death of guest Steve Dymond.

Jeremy Kyle has opened up about his sacking from ITV, revealing that the move lead him to be on medication for anxiety.The 56 year old host believes he was "scapegoated" after his hit TV show was cancelled following a guest on the show being suspected to have committed suicide. Returning to broadcasting with a weekday drivetime show on talkRADIO, Jeremy marked the occasion by openly discussing his past ITV series with listeners.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterJeremy Kyle has broken his silence for the first time since his controversial show was yanked off air in 2019, following the tragic suicide of one guest.The host admitted he has been battling anxiety and depression since the tragic incident, which saw The Jeremy Kyle Show axed for good.The 56-year-old television presenter has finally had his say in an interview with The Sun, explaining to the publication: "I used to think ‘get a grip’ when some celebrities talked about those sort of problems."But suddenly I realised first-hand you can’t always do that.