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TV presenter Anna Richardson has revealed the bunch of eager celebrities who are desperate to take their clothes off for a celebrity special on the hit Channel 4 show Naked Attraction.The premise of the dating show includes single men and women picking a partner to go on a date with based solely on their naked attraction to one another. Anna , 52, opened up on the names of the celebrities who want to strip off in the name of finding love, including Blue singer Duncan James.

Anna Richardson says Duncan James is keen to do ‘Naked Attraction’. The 52-year-old presenter revealed the Blue singer is willing to appear on a future star-studded edition of the X-rated Channel 4 dating show - which sees aspiring daters strip down to their birthday suit - while podcaster Anna Whitehouse, 42, has also expressed an interest. She told The Sun newspaper's TVBiz column: “I’ve bumped into a couple of celebs recently who’ve gone, ‘I’d do it!’ “Duncan James was like, ‘I’m up for it!’, and I was like, ‘Oh my god!’ “And the lovely Anna Whitehouse, who does the ‘Dirty Mother Pukka’ podcast, said to me a couple of weeks ago that she’d do it.

Naked Attraction’s Anna Richardson has spilled the beans to OK! about a possible celebrity spinoff of her hit Channel 4 show which regularly leaves viewers howling at the antics of its naked contestants.The 52-year-old presenter says she already has a handful of celebrities lined up - including a very famous boy band member - all willing to get their kit off in the Naked Attraction pods. Speaking exclusively to OK!, Anna revealed that she’s just biding her time and building her list before she pulls the trigger on a potential spin-off that could see some of our favourite celebrities bare all in the name of finding love.

As Myleene Klass once again delights the nation in her second trip to the I’m a Celebrity jungle, many fans have been left curious about the star’s life before taking part in the South African series. While many fans will no doubt recognise her from her previous stint in the Australian jungle back in 2006, away from the bare basics of camp, Myleene is also an accomplished musician, mother and partner - but she's overcome a lot of tragedy and heartbreak to get there. In her 45 years on this earth, the singer has lived through some of the "worst days of her life", including four devastating miscarriages, a messy divorce and a difficult relationship with alcohol.

Rachel Riley has confessed that she had fights with her husband, former Strictly Come Dancing professional Pasha Kovalev, after anti-Semitic comments from online trolls had left her in tears.The star recalled how Pasha would become “frustrated” when she got upset and told her she was “not allowed to cry”.  Ahead of 8 out of 10 Cats Does Countdown's return, Rachel, 36, spoke candidly about the effect the cruel messages had on her relationship with husband Pasha, 42.The star discussed the “horrible” abuse she received with Anna Whitehouse on her Dirty Mother Pukka podcast back in May this year.She told Anna: “At one stage I spoke publicly on a podcast and it was like a tap had been turned on.“Literally, it felt like someone had pressed a button and sent them all in my direction all at once,” she said, referring to the online hatred she had received when she publicly campaigned against anti-Semitism. “It was overwhelming and it was my birthday week and I just remember I was crying because something really horrible had happened,” Rachel remembered. “And Pasha was saying: ‘Look, if you’re going to do this, you’re not allowed to cry!’“I think it was one of the only times we argued about it, actually, and he’s been so supportive and we talked about it and then he never said anything along that realm."She added: “He was just frustrated that he could see these horrible people getting to me.” When Anna asked Rachel about her tears once more, the maths whizz confirmed she “won’t be joining any more Twitter pile-ons".Rachel has not been afraid to voice her views online over the years, particularly when it came to accusations of anti-Semitism from within Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party. The star has often been outspoken about Labour

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Rachel Riley has confessed that she once got into an argument with her husband Pasha Kovalev after anti-Semitic comments from trolls online reduced her to tears.The Countdown presenter recalled how the former Strictly Come Dancing professional had told her she was “not allowed to cry”.Rachel, 36, has opened up about the anti-Semitic comments she has received from vile Twitter trolls and the effect it had on her husband Pasha, 42.The Countdown star discussed the online abuse she received with Anna Whitehouse on her Dirty Mother Pukka podcast.She told Anna: “At one stage I spoke publicly on a podcast and it was like a tap had been turned on.“Literally, it felt like someone had pressed a button and sent them all in my direction all at once,” she said, referring to the online hatred she received when she publicly campaigned against anti-Semitism.“It was overwhelming and it was my birthday week and I just remember I was crying because something really horrible had happened,” Rachel remembered. “And Pasha was saying: ‘Look, if you’re going to do this, you’re not allowed to cry!’“I think it was one of the only times we argued about it, actually, and he’s been so supportive and we talked about it and then he never said anything along that realm."She added: “He was just frustrated that he could see these horrible people getting to me.”When Anna asked Rachel about her tears once more, the maths whizz confirmed she “won’t be joining any more Twitter pile-ons".Rachel has not been afraid to voice her views online over the years, particularly when it came to accusations of anti-Semitism under Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party. The star has often been outspoken about Labour online, and has faced plenty of vitriol from internet trolls as a

Rachel Riley has asked that she and her family not be referred to as “part of the Strictly curse” during a discussion about the programme on the podcast Dirty Mother Pukka with Anna Whitehouse.The Countdown Presenter met her husband Pasha Kovalev through Strictly Come Dancing when she was still married, but insists that the pair did not fall for one another until “much later”.Rachel, 36, opened up about her annoyance at being branded with the “Strictly curse” years after taking part in the BBC One show. She and husband Pasha met in 2013 after they were partnered up for the dancing competition, but she has maintained that they are not a part of some “curse”.The “Strictly curse” is a term used by both fans and the media to describe the romantic entanglements and break-ups that have happened over the years to various couples on the show. The close relationships dancers form with their on-screen partners are often blamed for when their off-screen relationships suffer during their time on Strictly. When Anna asked Rachel when she first fell in love with professional dancer Pasha, the maths whizz was keen to set the record straight. “Well, that wasn’t until much later,” she said.

Rachel Riley has discussed the vile comments she has received from trolls over the years in the podcast Dirty Mother Pukka with Anna Whitehouse.The maths whizz, who campaigned against Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party in the run up to the general election, described how one Twitter user wished for her daughter to be “stillborn”. Rachel, 36, opened up about the abuse she has faced online over the years, particularly after voicing her views about antisemitism under Corbyn’s Labour Party. The Countdown star has often been outspoken about antisemitism online, and has faced plenty of vitriol from internet trolls as a result. After the general election in 2019 that saw the Labour Party lose to the Conservatives, Rachel shared a tweet that angered some of her followers. Speaking about the incident to Anna, she explained: “On the 12th of December it was such a relief when the exit polls came in. “And I didn’t vote for the Tories, I’m not a Tory.

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Myleene Klass has revealed how a doctor’s words allowed her to find “peace” after suffering four heartbreaking miscarriages. The Smooth Radio presenter, 43, appeared on Anna Whitehouse’s podcast ‘Dirty Mother Pukka’ where she opened up about her experience. Having revealed in October 2021 that she’d tragically suffered four miscarriages before giving birth to her son Apollo, the former Hear’Say singer shared with Anna that words that had helped her through her grief.

Manori Ravindran International Editor“Gangs of London” producer Pulse Films has secured the rights to Anna Whitehouse and Matt Farquharson’s Sunday Times-bestselling novel “Underbelly.”Released early in August, the book tells the story of two women, Lo and Dylan, who are living parallel lives while being worlds apart. Lo is a middle-class mother with perfectly polished Instagram posts, while Dylan holds down a zero-hours telemarketing job while trying to keep food on the table.

@thepsychologymum on Instagram, Hepburn is much-loved for her apparently simple doodles, illustrating psychological concepts in accessible, often amusing ways. It might be the ‘iceberg of imposter syndrome’, in which all your anxieties about not being up to the job lurk beneath a grimly smiling tip, a so-called ‘capacity cup’ overflowing with psychological stressors, or a flow diagram of how the stress response is translated and transported around different areas of the brain.Anna Whitehouse, the Heart DJ and campaigner known as Mother Pukka, credits Hepburn with helping her process her own postnatal mental illness and gives a glowing endorsement to her new book A Toolkit for Modern Life.

Flexible working campaigner Anna Whitehouse, known to her social media followers as Mother Pukka, on the WFH revolution