Barney Walsh: Last News

Gladiators host Bradley Walsh has recalled the hilarious moment his son snubbed the late Queen Elizabeth II when he was a young boy.

A Gladiators fan favourite has revealed he's going to be out of action for the whole of season two. Nitro, whose real name is Harry Aikines-Aryeetey, has shared that he has been forced to pull out of the BBC game show after sustaining an injury while training.

Barney Walsh, son of The Chase host Bradley Walsh, was forced to issue a warning to his Instagram followers about a potential scam. Barney, 27, who hosts BBC's Gladiators with his famous father, felt the need to speak out after discovering a fake account pretending to be him or his management.The Casualty actor, who plays Cameron Mickelthwaite in the BBC medical drama, shared a message to his followers as he insisted he only has one Instagram account.

Former BBC Breakfast presenter Louise Minchin has spoken about her experience on Celebrity Gladiators, revealing that tackling the hit show was "terrifying". Louise, 56, is one of the stars taking on the BBC show's festive special, which is set to air on New Year's Day. The broadcaster, who left BBC Breakfast after 20 years in 2021, is taking on the formidable gladiators in a special edition of the show alongside comedians Rob Beckett, Joel Dommett and Ellie Taylor.

EXCLUSIVE: Nicola Lloyd, the ex-ITV commissioner who used to oversee Gordon Ramsay, Gino D’Acampo and Bradley Walsh shows, has taken up the Creative Director post at The Apprentice producer Naked.

Barney Walsh, son of TV favourite Bradley Walsh, faced a bit of a scolding from magistrates and a hefty £1,000 fine for zooming down the M4 at a hair-raising 95mph.The 'Casualty' actor, who's also known for teaming up with his dad on 'Gladiators', was caught speeding in his swanky 2023-plate Mercedes in Swindon, Wiltshire back in March. When it came time to face the music at Swindon Magistrates Court this Wednesday, Barney was all set to admit to driving "between 93mph and 95mph." Despite his readiness to plead guilty, his legal team wasn't having any of the police's claims that he'd been clocked at 97mph.The court's head honcho, Mark Baker, didn't mince words, calling out the young star for what he saw as sheer arrogance Barney didn't even show his face in court, leaving the magistrates less than impressed.

Barney Walsh once admitted to being concerned about dad Bradley's health while filming ITV's hit series, Breaking Dad.The famous dad-and-son duo star in the ITV show, which sees Bradley, 64, taken by son Barney, 26, on a road trip across several countries and take part in a number of daring activities. Breaking Dad will be back with a fifth series in 2025. During one of their escapades in 2019, Barney wondered if he'd "taken this too far".

Fans of BBC medical drama Casualty should be aware of changes to the TV schedules once again on Saturday, August 10. For the BBC is moving its usual Saturday night programmes from BBC One to BBC Two as it makes way for Olympics coverage.

Zoe Ball’s son Woody Cook has revealed that he and his mum are looking to team up as a mother and son TV presenting duo following their success on Celebrity Gogglebox. And the new project could help pave the way for Woody to appear on some of TV’s biggest shows – including Strictly Come Dancing, which the 23-year-old admits he’d “love” to take part in. Radio 2 DJ Zoe and her son have been a big hit on Gogglebox, with their easy chemistry as they comment on the latest TV offerings impressing TV bosses according to The Sun.

BBC Gladiators is set to return for a second series, with the line-up now confirmed by the show's bosses. The sports entertainment gameshow was given a new lease of life earlier this year when it was rebooted and moved to the BBC.

Exciting news for Gladiators fans - the lineup for series two has been announced! Following the popular reboot of the 90s gameshow by BBC, which raked in millions of viewers weekly and was hailed as the "best reboot yet", Gladiators is preparing for a comeback with its second season. As the first-series finale was drawing near - where we saw Army officer Finlay and personal trainer Marie-Louise crowned champions - fans were thrilled with BBC bosses confirming that the show would be returning for a second run.

Barney Walsh, the son of TV royalty Bradley, has carved himself a career in his own right in recent years.The 26 year old actor played a young King Arthur in Guy Ritchie's renowned film King Arthur: Legend Of The Sword, sharing screen time with David Beckham and Jude Law. He also co-starred with his dad in the travel series Bradley Walsh & Son: Breaking Dad. Earlier this year, the father-son pair returned to our screens as they were announced as the hosts of the revamped version of the much-loved show Gladiators.

Bradley Walsh, the 64-year-old legendary host of The Chase, has amassed an impressive fortune over his career. He hosted the quiz show Midas Touch in the mid-90s, but it seems he is the one with the golden touch. Last year, Bradley earned around £2million from his TV work and invested £5m into property and stocks and shares.

Barney Walsh has had some dream jobs presenting high-profile shows alongside his dad Bradley - but the young actor has admitted that his role on Casualty is the one that really has his heart.The 26-year-old TV star first found fame on travel challenge series Breaking Dad alongside his screen veteran dad Bradley, and the pair have since had a huge hit with the relaunch of Gladiators, which is set to film a second series soon. But when Barney landed his first major acting role in Casualty last year, he knew he had finally achieved his childhood dream, and says the job will always have a special place in his heart after years of auditioning for a big break.

Former Emmerdale star Ryan Hawley will soon be back on soaps as he’s joining Casualty. Ryan played Robert Sugden, love interest of Aaron Dingle (played by Danny Miller) from 2014 to 2019.The popular pair married in 2018, getting the name ‘Robron’ from fans. However, Robert and Aaron were torn apart in 2019 when Ryan made the decision to leave the show.

The Chase star Bradley Walsh is not only a TV favourite but is also a proud father and grandfather.

Amanda Holden has been the presenting face of many a TV show over the years, and with talk of a possible return of the iconic dating show Blind Date, her name has been thrown in the ring.The rumour mill surrounding possible new hosts went into overdrive after Dan Baldwin, Hungry Bear Media boss and the husband of Holly Willoughby, hinted that the ITV show could become the latest reboot following the successful return of nineties classic Gladiators, now hosted by Bradley and Barney Walsh. On Wednesday, 17 April, Amanda, who was a contestant on the show when she was just 19, was asked about whether she wanted to become the new Cilla in a segment on Good Morning Britain with Richard Arnold, reports the Express.

The BBC has finally put an end to the rumours about Bradley and Barney Walsh's future on Gladiators. The broadcaster confirmed that the father-son duo will be back to host the second series of the popular reality show.

The future of Bradley and Barney Walsh on Gladiators has officially been confirmed as the BBC have now revealed the popular TV duo will be returning to present the second series of the smash-hit reality show. Earlier this week, news of the show’s renewal hit the press but initially no confirmation was given that the pair would be returning.

BBC Gladiators fans have all said the same thing as the show crowned its champions on Saturday evening after a thrilling final that saw four competitors face off against the super-fit stars of the show before taking each other on in the Eliminator. After 11 weeks of fierce competition, the finale saw Finlay Anderson and Marie-Louise Nicholson emerge victorious after a tense final showdown under the watchful eye of presenting duo Bradley and Barney Walsh.

Barney Walsh is probably best-known for working alongside his dad on TV. First came their hit show Bradley Walsh & Son: Breaking Dad.Then, last year, the pair were confirmed as the hosts of the BBC's reboot of huge 90s TV series Gladiators, which reaches the end of its successful run next weekend with a grand final on Saturday, 30 March.The 26 year old has also secured various acting roles in his career, including Law & Order: UK and Doctors.