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Frasier's Kelsey Grammer buys home in Somerset to be close to wife's famous family
ITV News: "Well I'm actually married to a young woman called Kayte Walsh, now Kayte Grammer of course, and she is the daughter of Alan Walsh, a fairly well-known soccer player."We spent a lot of time in Portishead because that's where they live."He was then asked about the decision behind the big move, with the Hollywood actor admitting it was because of his wife.Kelsey continued: "Well honestly it's because it's close to the family."We found this lovely little spot driving home last August and we just thought 'This could work, this is nice!'"We like the area a lot, it's a beautiful, beautiful view and a nice little walk down to the beach and I'm looking forward to doing a little writing there."Kayte is the daughter of former Bristol City footballer Alan Walsh and Kelsey has been spotted watching a few matches in the local town over the years.In 2014, Bristol Rovers had a touch of Hollywood in its crowd as Frasier star Kelsey gave his support during their 2-1 defeat to Rochdale.This comes as Frasier was confirmed for a reboot with rehearsals starting in "a couple of weeks", with the show possibly airing as early as July.Only Fools and Horses star Nicholas Lyndhurst has been cast in the reboot after Kelsey branded him as "one of the funniest people I've ever worked with".Kelsey explained that he met the "magnificent" Lyndhurst when they appeared together in Man Of La Mancha at the London Coliseum in 2019.He said of their time working together: "I fell in love."I adore him and he's one of the funniest people I've ever worked with, and I accuse him of being a bit of a sandbagger because you don't see him coming and all of a sudden he's getting all the laughs."The new Frasier will be Lyndhurst's first screen role since his
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Inside Mary Berry's childhood – from snuggling pigs to her 'funny left hand'
Mary Berry is known for her role on the Great British Bake Off, however, she left the show in 2016 to embark on new career opportunities. Since her time of judging soggy bottoms in the Bake Off tent, Mary has gone on to host a range of TV shows giving not only an insight into her baking skills but also into her life.The now 87-year-old will star in her latest show, Mary Berry – Cook and Share, tonight on BBC Two to celebrate what drives her lifelong passion of cooking – the joy of sharing her food, her knowledge and her love of company.But where did her love for baking start and what was her childhood like?Here's everything you need to know.Mary was born on May 12, 1953 in Somerset to her parents, Margaret and Alleyne Berry.She has previously stated that her family home, which she shared with her parents and three siblings, contributed to her love of cooking as they had a huge and well-equipped kitchen.Mary's great-great-grandfather on her father's side was also a master baker in the 1860s who provided bread for a local workhouse in Norwich, which explains Mary's love for baking.She grew up on a small holding with her family and had a close bond with the animals they kept, including their pigs.As a child, Mary would cuddle up in bed with the odd pig – but clarified she would only cuddle "the runt" of the litter."I was known to swaddle one and take it to bed with me," she revealed to the Radio Times."Only the runt, the little one that we had to feed from a bottle."Mary went on to marry her long-term partner Paul Hunnings in 1966 and they share three children together.
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