Billie Piper: Last News

It’s happened to the best of us but it looks like Billie Piper may have put her foot in it with Kylie Minogue.

London’s Covent Garden in June, 2000. At the time it was reported she was returning to her table from the bathroom when it occurred.In a statement at the time, Billie – who had scored her third number one not long before with Day and Night, said: ‘It all came as a bit of a shock.

Billie Piper has written a candid essay about her mental health.

The candid revelation comes after Billie opened up on her first marriage to Virgin Radio host Chris Evans.Billie married Chris when she was just 18-years-old in 2001 with the couple having an age gap of 16 years. Although three years after they tied the knot they announced they had separated with the couple later divorcing in 2007.Billie opened up on their marriage while talking to David Tennant on his podcast - David Tennant Does A Podcast With...She told the actor: "We had a really amazing time together, you know? "I imagine it's what your uni years feel like.Sort of reckless, but you're learning a lot. "It was an incredible time and not to undermine our relationship because we also had a very loving relationship. "It wasn't just, oh

The Masked Singerbut unlike last time, the guessing game is still going strong. When the inaugural series of the hit show was underway last year, it was a little too easy to google standout quotes and work out the singers’ identities.

The downfall of Billie Piper's title character in I Hate Suzie comes courtesy of a dick pic. Moments into the first act of the cringey British dramedy, Suzie Pickles, a teen pop star turned middling actress, discovers she's the victim of a phone hack — one replete with nude photos, the most incriminating of which depicts the protagonist holding a penis that (for reasons not immediately revealed) clearly belongs to a man who is not her husband.

There’s an old Irish tradition that states women can propose to their men every four years on February 29, and these men must accept it. Such a practice was captured in the 2010 romantic comedy, Leap Year. The film sees Amy Adams’s character plot to pop the question to her boyfriend (played by Matthew Goode) on Leap Day during a trip to Dublin — with hilarious results. Now, while Amy didn’t propose to Darren Le Gallo – the man she would actually marry in 2015 – these following A-list celebrities did get down on one knee – metaphorically – to pop the question instead of waiting for their male partners to propose.

Emmerdale fans are in for a treat this week when brand new character Mackenzie shows up in the village. And the actor that plays him, Scottish newcomer Lawrence Robb, is set to make a big impression on viewers as he joins the cast as Moira Barton’s estranged brother.

Billie Piper has opened up on her first marriage to radio presenter Chris Evans.

Billie Piper has opened up about being in a “dark” place when she quit the music industry and her relationship with ex-husband Chris Evans broke down.The former Doctor Who actress, who played doctor's assistant Rose in the sci-fi drama, has reunited with her co-star David Tennant for his podcast, 15 years after they appeared together on the BBC show.On the podcast, the I Hate Suzie actress discussed a range of topics - including her career move from music to acting and her love life.Piper, 38, shot to fame aged 15 with pop single Because We Want To, followed by her debut album in 1998. By 2003, she announced she wanted to focus on acting.She married radio presenter Chris Evans in 2001 in Las Vegas after six months of dating.

Mirror reports. Chatting with her former Doctor Who co-star on David Tennant Does A Podcast With..., mum-of-three Billie told she needed that period in her life."I went and got completely hammered for three years with Chris Evans," she said."So much fun - just living very hard."But with a lot of love and a big dose of curiosity and just, yeah - amazing time."It's funny because everyone framed that period in my life as these sort of horribly debauched, irresponsible, me falling apart looking like s**t, putting on weight."That was really important to me, that period of my life.

Billie Piper has described her marriage to Chris Evans as like going to "uni" as she "got completely hammered for three years".

It's been a year of controversy for actor Laurence Fox, who has once again landed himself in hot water by branding several high-profile stars 'paedophiles' after they called him 'racist'.

for his comments about the inclusion of a Sikh soldier in the First World War film 1917 by Sir Sam Mendes.The actor had initially referred to 'the oddness in the casting' of a Sikh soldier and was met by widespread criticism by historians who confirmed that Sikhs had served in the British Army.Fox later tweeted: 'Fellow humans who are Sikhs, I am as moved by the sacrifices your relatives made as I am by the loss of all those who die in war, whatever creed or colour.'Please accept my apology for being clumsy in the way I expressed myself.' In June, in a piece for the Spectator, Fox questioned if Meghan Markle stepped down as a working royal because she did not get the 'limelight'In September 2020, Fox said that he had been 'cancelled' by

Joe Swift: Gardeners' World star on Monty Don amid former host's exit“The social media element of it all is terrifying because it's continuous, it's in your bed, next to your bedside table every night.”Billie began her career as a performer in Scratchy & Co aged 13 and went on to release her debut single Because We Want To two years later.She became the youngest artist to enter the UK Singles Chart with a number one hit.Billie went on to say of the earlier stages of her career: ”In my pop career there were moments that were horrible to experience as a teenager, but they came and went.“But the thought of having that constantly on your person – I wear my phone round my neck like some weird slave – and with one simple click you're able to see

Billie Piper has suggested the only way to make it in the creative industry is to be boring and shun a wild lifestyle.

Chris Evans, 54, revealed that he had not returned all of Bille Piper’s belongings when they split 16 years ago, after he kept hold of one particular item as a reminder of their time together.The DJ had welcomed his ex, 37, and screenwriter Lucy Pebble on to his radio show to discuss their hit show I Hate Suzie when the topic came up.Of the incrediblly gripping Sky drama, Chris said: “You two win, you can share it, a CDUK award.”Billie responded: “Oh look at that.”Lucy interjected: “What did we win that for?”Chris explained: “Billie won it 15 years ago”Billie laughed: “I was gonna say is that mine?”Lucy questioned: “Are you giving that back to her?”Chris stated: “No I’m not giving it back to you, because I’ve not had it for the last 15

Gemma Collins has been left delighted after she got namechecked in Billie Piper's racy new TV drama I Hate Suzie.

Is It Just Me? podcast.‘I sort of go “How am I looking? What do I look like now?” So I do it to sort of check in with myself.’The mother-of-three doesn’t let the pics leave her phone though. ‘I would never send one because it’s way too risky,’ she said.

It’s an exciting time for Billie Piper, who has been famous since she had a No1 pop hit at aged 15, then pivoted to acting. This summer she has added another string to her bow, and moved behind the camera to co-create and produce new TV drama I Hate Suzie.

Fleabag and I May Destroy You, the playwright Lucy Prebble has said.Prebble is the co-creator with Billie Piper of a new Sky One show called I Hate Suzie, which tells the story of a celebrity who falls victim to phone hacking.In an interview with the Radio Times, Prebble, who made her name in theatre, says there has been a discernible change in attitudes towards female artists working in television.