Lorraine Kelly’s rarely-seen daughter Rosie buys £865k first home to ‘do up’

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! VIPs will be taking on the first trial of the series tonight.

Eamonn Holmes, 62, is still in the middle of a tax row with HMRC after the non-ministerial department of the UK Government accused the presenter of paying lower taxes by claiming that he was working as a freelancer.The former This Morning presenter was first targeted by HMRC back in 2018, after they claimed that his former jobs at Sky News, GMTV, Channel 5 and This Morning were staff jobs rather than self-employment.Speaking to Express.co.uk about his ongoing appeal, the latest of which he lost, Eamonn shared: “[It] was the most horrible experience of my life.“I had just come away two weeks earlier from the Inland Revenue bringing me to court about IR35 about being self employed or not.“It seems to be very, very unfair that they can attack you retrospectively."The GB News breakfast host then went on to say that unlike Lorraine Kelly, 62, he has been unable to avoid the scrutiny of the taxman.Speaking on Lorraine’s “unusual” case, in which she faced a £1.2 million tax bill after she was targeted by HMRC back in 2016 on the same grounds as Eamonn, the presenter said: “She's one of the few people who's won it, because she said, in her defence, she wasn't Lorraine.“She said that she is a character that played Lorraine Kelly, and therefore it was like being an actor.“Whereas people like me stupidly say, ‘Well, I'm the same person on screen as I am off screen.’“That negates my defence.”The star finished by saying: “So she is one of the few people who has gone off the radar.”With his battle with HMRC having gone on for nearly four years, Eamonn explained the physical toll it has taken on his health, including a battle with shingles, which developed back in 2018.Defending himself, Eamonn added: “It is nonsense.

TV star Lorraine Kelly has been left in hysterics after a fan made a very rude remark about her. Hosting the brand-new talent show, TV favourite Lorraine, 62, wowed fans after she stepped out in a dazzling red sequin gown last night. The ITV show sees celebrities channel their inner drag queens in a competition like no other.

I’m A Celebrity fans were left furious this evening as Matt Hancock failed to make an appearance. On tonight’s show ten famous faces entered the jungle – but the Conservative MP was nowhere to be seen. Matt will in fact be a late arrival alongside Seann Walsh later in the week – but many viewers didn’t seem aware of this.

PETER Kay has announced his return to stand-up comedy with his first live tour in 12 years - starting this December. The shock news broke during I'm A Celebrity this evening - leaving fans gobsmacked and desperate to get their hands on tickets. Peter, 48, famed for hit TV shows Car Share, Phoenix Nights and Max and Paddy, has been largely absent from the public eye for the last four years.

GOGGLEBOX'S Babatunde Aléshé shocked fans by becoming the first star to say "I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here".

ITV talk show host Lorraine Kelly has explained why the idea of a “bikini body” is not healthy, reflecting on outdated beauty standards during an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk.The journalist, 62, has teamed up with WW (formerly known as Weight Watchers) to support healthier lifestyle habits, and has lost at least 1.5 stone since adopting the plan. Earlier this year, Lorraine revealed that a lack of exercise and indulging in more junk food during lockdown had caused her to go from a size 10 to a size 14.The star agreed that, while the perfect size is different for every person, she wanted to get back to feeling like herself again with the help of WW.The star then went on to slam the idea of a “bikini body”, lamenting the amount of pressure women used to be under to look thin.“What is a bikini body?” she asked incredulously. “It’s just that: you put a bikini on your body, and you’ve got a bikini body. “And that’s absolutely fine,” Lorraine said.

Lorraine Kelly has said she doesn't hold a grudge against Anthea Turner, 62, despite what people may believe, after she replaced her on GMTV.The 62-year-old was three months into being a new mum to daughter Rosie, now 28, when she wanted to return to work as a freelancer but was told she wasn't needed. The host swiftly learned that Anthea had stepped into her shoes to present the show alongside Eamonn Holmes.Lorraine shed light on the situation when journalist Elizabeth Day asked her if it was true she was sacked while on maternity leave.The presenter confirmed she was correct, to which the podcast host further asked: "Is that not illegal?"She explained on the How To Fail podcast: "No, not back then.That was 1994 and I was freelance.Sarah Beeny says losing hair was ‘really traumatic’ amid chemo"She [Rosie] was born in June and I was going back to work in September, a couple of months later, but if you’re freelance that’s what you have to do."We just got the call about a week before I was due to come back – I was thinking oh I haven’t lost any of my baby weight, who cares."And I just got the call to say, 'Really, sorry we’ve got Anthea Turner, but do you know what thanks and that’s that'."When asked if she held a grudge against Anthea over the move, she replied: No, not at all."Lorraine went on to say her fellow presenter is a "nice girl" but didn't believed she worked well with Eamonn."Her and Eamonn were like oil and water, and it didn’t work," she added.Lorraine helped launch GMTV back in 1993 by presenting a range of programmes.She went on to co-host Daybreak from 2012 but left in 2014 to focus on her own show.Kaleb Cooper has 'never been so poorly' leaving Jeremy Clarkson alone [LATEST]Emma Willis admits telling Matt

ITV has unveiled the first big show of its Christmas schedule - a festive service hosted by Kate Middleton. The special carol concert, attended by members of the Royal Family, will air will air on Christmas Eve.

Queen of daytime TV Lorraine Kelly and Still Game legend Sanjeev Kohli are gearing up to host the annual STV Children's Appeal this evening - and the night will feature a host of celebrities.

I’M A Celebrity’s first terrifying trial proved to be too much for one of this year’s stars. The Sun can exclusively reveal Gogglebox’s Babatunde Aléshé pulled out of the vertigo-inducing Walk The Plank challenge after 45 minutes of deliberation. Babatunde, 36, was joined by Lionesses star Jill Scott and newsreader Charlene White for the challenge – which sees the celebrities walking out on planks suspended from a 32-storey building overlooking the Gold Coast.

OLIVIA Attwood has been spotted chatting with her fellow I’m A Celebrity co-stars before they embarked on their terrifying first task. The 31-year-old is one of the many famous faces who’ve jetted out to Australia ahead of the series launch on Sunday. Love Island star Olivia could be seen sporting khaki trousers and a white shirt as she stood next to radio DJ Chris Moyles, 48.

POP icon Boy George has taken on his first death-defying trial, as this year's celebs prepare to enter the jungle in just a matter of days. Boy George joined the rest of the celebrity cast to take on the dreaded Ledge, a vertigo-inducing challenge that sees stars strapped into their harnesses and forced to walk the plank. The pop sensation could be seen by onlookers bravely completing the challenge alongside Mike Tindall and Olivia Attwood.

THE I'm A Celebrity stars have been pictured meeting each other for the first time. Hosts Ant and Dec were on hand to welcome them with big beaming smiles showing just how happy they are that the show is back in Australia for the first time in three years. In keeping with past series, the celebs appear to have been separated.

LORRAINE Kelly has slammed Matt Hancock's appearance on I'm A Celebrity, saying 'there's no point in him being there'. It comes after it was revealed the controversial politician could be ruled out of the notorious Bushtucker trials on medical grounds during his stint on I'm A Celebrity.

Matt Hancock left everyone stunned after announcing he would be taking part in I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! 2022.

MATT Hancock may be hogging the headlines right now but Boy George will be the one to watch on I’m A Celebrity – and I sincerely hope he wins. He is funnier than anyone else in the jungle this year, he’s bitchier, he probably has the biggest balls and his acid tongue has transformed him into a national treasure. And let’s face it, he’s a much better diplomat than Mr Hancock.

I'M A Celebrity is back in Australia with one of its best line-ups ever - and there's a mind-blowing set to match. The ITV show is returning to its jungle home after coming live from Wales for two years due to Covid restrictions. Producers have installed several new features ahead of the show's return to screens on Sunday night.

Lorraine Kelly's daughter has taken the plunge and bought her very first property.