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Gogglebox's Marcus Luther has shared a hilarious video of his girlfriend Mica Ven enjoying a moment of dirty dancing with beloved icon and TV chef Ainsley Harriott at an event. Mica was over the moon as she jigged and moved and cosied up to the famous cook in the clip.The mum-of-two had her hair braids in a bun and was wearing a pink fitted blazer and leggings to the occasion, sporting a pair of chunky black glasses as she burst into hysterics at the memorable moment.

Twitter and it’s made people realise that many of us actually have really weird window displays. Twitter user, Bethany Rutter, tweeted the image with the caption: “A house near me has a big polar bear in the window that they used to dress up every day in first lockdown and now they’ve added. .

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has claimed Prince Philip awkwardly mistook him for Ainsley Harriott when they first met.The late royal died “peacefully” at his Windsor Castle residence yesterday. In his latest column, The Grand Tour star wrote: “I met him once at some stupid television awards thing.“It really wasn’t his scene.

"Because, otherwise, it would have been too hard for me to do it."Phil is also a popular chef on This Morning and has been on the show for more than two decades.The chef recently admitted he has signed another year-long contract for the show.Phil told Entertainment Daily: "Every year I get a contract is a bonus. "I've just got one now, I've signed it today, another year."Everyone's got a shelf life, I'll go one day, but when I do I'll shake their hands and I'll say thank you, I've had a good run."Away from his role on This Morning, Phil is also known to many for featuring on cooking game show Ready Steady Cook.On the series, he appeared alongside fellow chef Ainsley Harriott, with the show having since returned to our screens with Rylan

Comedian Michael McIntyre was back on our screens on Christmas Day to host a celebrity edition of The Wheel.Holly Willoughby, Alan Carr and Oti Mabuse all hoped to answer their way to a fortune for their chosen charities, guided by seven celebrity experts.Alexander Armstrong, Christopher Biggins, Clare Balding, Howard Donald, Kate Bottley, Olly Smith and Ainsley Harriott were on hand to help answer questions on everything from Christmas dinner to pantomimes.However, eagled-eyed viewers noticed a major change to the show's format during the special episode.The catchy theme tune which usually plays when host Michael yells "Spin the wheel" was replaced by iconic Christmas songs in a bid to spread some festive cheer.Fans of the show rushed to

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.CELEBRITY chef Ross Burden has died aged 45 after a battle with cancer.New Zealand-born Ross first gained TV fame reaching the final of Masterchef in 1993 before going on to appear regularly alongside Ainsley Harriott on Ready Steady Cook.In 2010 he returned to New Zealand to join the judging panel on the country’s first MasterChef series.His sister, Kirsten Hughes, is reported to have said the former model was diagnosed with a form of leukaemia last July, but died after contracting an infection during a bone marrow transplant.She told the New Zealand Herald that Burden had been one assignment away from completing a Masters in Maori Studies at Auckland

It comes as James also reminisced on a time he performed The Full Monty alongside his Ready Steady Cook co-stars for Children In Need.James shared: “We raised about 8.5 million quid in about an hour and a half. “Ainsley Harriott, myself, Anthony Worrell Tomson, Brian Turner and Tony Tobin – the days of Spice Girls.“I remember Mel B asked me where the toilet was.She thought I was a security guard at the BBC! The fact that I had Velcro pants on….

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine may be known for whipping up hearty and tasty dishes, but that doesn't mean he doesn't love a simple food hack as much as the rest of us! The celebrity chef – – told he has a long list of cooking tips up his sleeve (well, somewhere in his house actually, since he revealed he has actually misplaced the physical written list!), but his favourite one revolves around crisps.Whether you're making the most of the sun with a BBQ or preparing a roast dinner in the winter, there is one staple snack that everyone, Ainsley included, loves to nibble on until the meal is served: crisps.

Ainsley Harriott is best known for presenting on Ready Steady Cook, a role he had for over a decade. In 2015 he went on Strictly Come Dancing where he competed alongside pro dancer Natalie Lowe.

Speaking to The Mirror about his new show Ainsley’s Food We Love, he said: ‘I still have love and feelings for my ex wife, that never stops because she gave me the most important things in my life, and there is a respect there.

In his own words, TV chef Ainsley Harriott, shares the lessons in life he has learned along the way...

Rory Bremner has defended his use of blackface in past comedy sketches – arguing that he used expensive make-up and had high production values on his shows.

It was famous for seasoning with a bit of Suzie salt and Percy pepper but now Ready Steady Cook is introducing viewers to a variety of exotic spices... including a little dash of Sally sumac.

He lost a whopping SEVEN stone but gained so much more – including a spot in the limelight on daytime telly.

Ainsley Harriott, 63, has been asked by Prince Charles to help in a new healthy eating initiative.

Ready Steady Cook will make an explosive return to our screens this afternoon after a decade away from our screens.