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as he files a restraining order against her. The pair have seen their 13 year marriage crumble, as the actor moves on with a different woman.

Strictly Come Dancing star Gorka Marquez has revealed he and fiancee Gemma Atkinson are "too busy" to plan their wedding. The couple, who met on the hit BBC dancing show in 2017, got engaged on Valentine's Day last year.

Dancing on Ice partner Rachel Stevens. She jokingly said fans had "convinced" her he will cheat as she asked fans not to vote for him on Sunday in a sarcastic post on Instagram.

This Morning host Alison Hammond has joked she's become an "ecosexual" following a segment with guests who've performed various marriage ceremonies with nature.The 46 year old, who recently opened up on her "naughty" drug smuggler father, and her co-host Dermot O'Leary, 48, were joined by Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens to talk about the concept of being an ecosexual on Friday 21 January before Alison made the declaration. Annie and Beth told the presenters about their history of marrying the sky in Oxford, tying the knot with the grass in Austria and later wedding the earth itself near their home in San Francisco, US.The pair explained that they perform "eco-sex" while some other people also perform "grassilingus", which is oral sex on grass.

This Morning took a rather bizarre turn on Friday, as hosts Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary were left stunned by a couple who declared themselves "ecosexual".The couple, who hail from the US and appeared on the show via video link, admitted they performed a marriage ceremony to exchange vows with the earth itself.San Francisco-based Annie Sprinkle and her partner Beth Stephens have performed various marriage ceremonies with the sky in Oxford, the grass in Austria and the earth itself in a forest near their home.But things came to a head when they admitted they perform "eco-sex", and some ecosexuals perform oral sex - or "grassilingus" - on the grass - leaving Dermot warning them that nine o'clock is just too early for such a conversation."Make love to the planet through your senses," they told Alison and Dermot. "You're never alone.