Monty Don hits back after follower criticises ‘harsh’ comment on fan’s beloved jewellery

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Call The Midwife actress Pam Ferris has revealed that riding her clunky bike as Sister Evangelina left her needing a knee operation.She groaned: “Those bikes were really heavy and my shoes were so big on me that they didn’t allow me to turn the bike because my foot would hit the front wheel.“Add in darkness and cobbles and puddles with holes underneath that you didn’t know about and it was a risk to life and limb – in my case to my cruciate ligament."The star explained: “I ended up having to have an operation on my knee. But I loved it when I was going straight.”Co-star Jessica Raine, Jenny Lee in the BBC series, admitted that she struggled with her bike too.She said: “It was so much cycling! When we were in Chatham doing all the exterior scenes those cobbles had pretty deep grooves between them so if your front wheel got caught in one of them it was a nightmare.“You just had to battle through.

X Factor winner Alexandra Burke joyously displayed her baby bump as she poses with her footballer boyfriend West Ham player Darren Randolph.The 33-year-old singer who announced earlier this week that she's pregnant took to Instagram to give the first peek of her five-month baby bump.Alexandra cradled her tummy in a post to her 248,000 followers while wearing a fuchsia pink sleeveless mini dress, with her partner Darren's, 35, hands wrapped around her.Alexandra thanked her followers for their ongoing support in her Instagram caption since the couple went public about the news.Alexandra's caption read: "We have received so many beautiful messages and well wishes!"Just wanted to say a big thank you from the bottom of our hearts. We are truly overwhelmed.

Dawn French has released the dates for her upcoming solo UK show named after something quite graphic.The 64-year-old The Vicar of Dibley star has announced that her one-woman show is called Dawn French Is A Huge Tw*t.Leaving little to the imagination, the comedian has written the show herself and is looking forward to delighting fans with "buttock clenching embarrassing stories".Explaining the meaning behind the X-rated show's name, The French & Saunders star said: "This show is so named because, unfortunately, it's horribly accurate."There have been far too many times I have made stupid mistakes or misunderstood something vital or jumped the gun in a spectacular display of tw*ttery."The Vicar of Dibley star added: "I thought I might tell some of these buttock clenching embarrassing stories to give the audience a peek behind the scenes of my work life."This autumn, the award-winning actress will return to the stage following her most recent appearance in Kenneth Branagh's widely anticipated movie Death on the Nile alongside her celebrity pal Jennifer Saunders.Dawn will tour the UK from September 15 and perform a further 19 shows across the country until October 16.In an upcoming episode of The Graham Norton Show set to air on Friday, Dawn revealed that there are 'no plans' for her hit sketch show French and Saunders to return.Dawn and Jennifer, 63, first started working together when they met in their early 20s in 1978, with their hilarious sketch show French and Saunders first airing on BBC Two in 1987.Speaking on this week's dose of The Graham Norton show, she said: "There are no plans at the moment, but we are doing something for Comic Relief this year."I think the time for the sketch show is over, but Jen and I are

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“I don’t have an eating disorder but I think the constant commenting on women’s size is unhelpful,” Ulrika responded.DON'T MISS...Monty Don defends Gardeners’ World colleagues as he hits back at fan [UPDATE]Matt Baker and wife Nicola admit feeling ‘guilty’ over new addition [INSIGHT]Piers Morgan launches vicious tirade against 'woe-is-me' celebrities [INSIGHT]"I spend my life cooking, eating and feeding.

DON'T MISS...Monty Don defends Gardeners’ World colleagues as he hits back at fan [UPDATE]Matt Baker and wife Nicola admit feeling ‘guilty’ over new addition [INSIGHT]“Are you OK?” one follower asked in the comments section of last night’s post.“Hope you manage to get some sleep Geth and wishing you a speedy recovery,” another added.Realising the reason for the contraption, a third user remarked: “Laser surgery?“The tape is holding your eye open so that must be why.

Monty Don has been supported by fans after he shared the last photo of his beloved dog Nigel, which was taken on the day the hound passed away.

Gardeners’ World presenter Monty Don, 65, has rushed to defend his team from the BBC show after a viewer declared that “there is no excuse” for the programme not to air “100 per cent original content”.The gardener hit back at the fan after they criticised the latest episode of the programme for “replaying old clips”.The frustrated viewer penned on Twitter: “Please stop replaying old clips, there are enough people sending you clips I bet not to recycle old stuff. “There is no excuse for a show soooo watched not to produce 100 percent original content.”(sic)However, Monty was quick to point out that his Gardeners’ World colleagues should be praised for filming “any new material” for the show, as they are working hard amid “the strictest Covid

Monty Don regularly interacts with viewers on social media and keeps his fans posted on his upcoming projects and day-to-day life.The Gardeners' World presenter recently revealed he has been busy recording his audiobook for his latest books My Garden World and American Gardens.The 65-year-old has since reacted to a Twitter user who questioned the gardening expert about his latest move.The horticulturalist revealed the difficulties he has experienced over the past few days.It comes after the BBC favourite revealed he had finally completed his first audiobook.In view of his 224,000 followers, Monty penned: "My Garden World audio book now all read and recorded and will be available on July 1st."A viewer quizzed: "I am a huge fan of audio books

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Eamonn Holmes, 61, told viewers he was now using a crutch to get around following weeks of chronic pain.

The Grand Tour trio Jeremy Clarkson, 61, James May, 58, and Richard Hammond, 51, were pictured at Shires Retail Park in Leamington Spa on Saturday with a film crew.Their presence reportedly sparked traffic chaos as many fans tried to catch a glimpse of the famous trio.According to shopper Max Morgan, a motorist got out of his car and confronted Richard about the traffic jam.He told CountryLive: “I think they were filming for The Grand Tour.“Personally, I'm not sure why they chose that roundabout on a weekend at lunchtime - the worst place to be filming on a Saturday afternoon in Leamington."Traffic was queuing back into the retail park - back along the road past the bowling alley and car garages.Monty Don confirms Gardeners' World

Monty Don, 65, has been keeping his Twitter followers updated on his latest career venture as he begins recording his audiobook.The much-loved gardener also let his fans know he is having a short break away from Gardeners’ World soon as he confirmed who will be taking over the helm.Posting in front of his 223,000 Twitter followers, Monty gave an update about what he’s up to.He wrote yesterday: “Having been delayed by a year due to Covid I am off today (and for the next four days) to a studio to read 'My Garden World' as an audio book.”The exciting update left some worried about what this might mean for his BBC Two show.One replied: “Back in time for Gardeners World I hope!”However, earlier today, Monty confirmed this would not be the case

Monty Don, who has been the lead presenter on BBC's Gardeners' World since 2003, regularly keeps fans entertained with his extensive horticultural knowledge.The gardening expert, who also owned a jewellery business, works as a presenter, writer and entrepreneur.The 65-year-old is clearly passionate about his work and recently released two books, My Garden World and American Gardens.Monty was forced to halt recording the audiobook as he was unable to record in a studio due to the coronavirus pandemic.At the time, it had also impacted the release of his new books which were released in September.The BBC favourite has since taken to Twitter and shared some exciting news which received a big reaction from his fans.In view of his 223,000

Monty Don, 65, took to Twitter to clarify a fan's query about BBC show Gardeners' World's filming schedule.The best-selling author revealed the surprising amount of time it takes to film, edit and produce every episode of Gardeners' World, which airs for an hour every week.Announcing tonight's show to his 223,000 followers, Monty revealed what they could look forward to in this evening's episode.He wrote: "Gardeners World tonight features pruning, planting, picking, perusing, peppers, pests - and beans."He continued: "All at 9pm tonight on BBC2."One fan was confused over when the episode was filmed and questioned the author.They wrote: "I assume this was filmed last week and not this last few days???"Monty took the time to respond and give

Gardeners' World presenter Monty Don, 65, has a blue tick next to his name on his Instagram page, where he has 841,000 followers, but not on his Twitter. A blue tick is a coveted symbol used to verify somebody’s profile.