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Coleen Nolan sets record straight after failing to address ITV 'feud'[LATEST]Monty Don addresses 'struggles' as appearance sparks concern[HEALTH]Janette Manrara taken aback by Kate Middleton comparison[ROYALS]The comic added: "She genuinely thought that if I offended the [Royal Family] that we would get deported or something.She was worried about it."Gyles interjected: "Can I just say, that I've met his mum and she's nothing like this."Alex agreed with the broadcaster, as she reacted to Romesh's comment.She chimed: "Your mum's lovely."Gyles cheekily scolded: "Your mum is nothing like this.She's the most normal, decent, straightforward person that I've ever come across."You're making her into this national caricature."Romesh laughed off Gyles' remark as he joked that he was trying to get her more TV work.The comedian hosted the annual royal event alongside his long-standing friend Rob two years ago, making the pair the first comedic pair at the helm in over 30 years, since Ronnie Corbett and Bruce Forsyth in 1988.

Claudia Winkleman has admitted that she threatened to quit Strictly Come Dancing despite making a "pact" with her co-host Tess Daly that they would leave the show together.

Sir Bruce Forsyth and his first wife Penny Calver, wants to ensure that all pets are with their true owner, following her own personal heartache.The 66-year hopes to do this by asking vets to check the microchip of each pet they see.After years of campaigning on the matter, it looks as though a change in the law is on the horizon.Fifteen years after she first embarked on her mission, the government is considering making it the law.In addition to this, it will call for the compulsory microchipping of cats.Debbie’s dedication to the campaign began when she experienced the heartache of losing a pet first hand.Back in 2006, her pooches were stolen by dognappers.Her dad Bruce helped raise awareness for the missing dogs by appearing on television

Didn't she do well… a campaign by Sir Bruce Forsyth’s daughter to make it easier to trace stolen pets looks set to deliver a law change.

Bradley Walsh has reportedly sparked a bidding war between the UK’s two biggest broadcasters as they battle to sign the next Bruce Forsyth.

Walsh, 60, rose to fame as a stand-up comedian before he appeared for two years on Coronation Street and has fronted a string of ITV games shows.The star now features on The Chase, Blankety Blank and Bradley Walsh and Son: Breaking Dad.

Tess Daly has reflected on her time working with the late Sir Bruce Forsyth on Strictly Come Dancing – and says she was left astonished by the “mundane” things he did in his spare time.

Tess Daly, 51, has candidly spoken about how her dad Vivian Daly’s death affected her and admitted her “biggest regret” is that he was unable to meet her daughters, Phoebe, 16, and Amber, 11.The presenter lost her dad a year before she gave birth to her first child with husband Vernon Kay, 46.She was also pregnant when she filmed the first series of Strictly Come Dancing before returning for the second half of series two just six weeks after she had Phoebe.Tess recalled: “That was a heck of a year.“I remember Phoebe’s very first trip outside.She was just a week old and I took her to TV Centre. “I remember standing outside, with Bruce Forsyth holding her.”The star went on to admit her concerns that her breasts would leak while she hosted the

Tess Daly is best known for presenting on Strictly Come Dancing since 2004 alongside the late Bruce Forsyth, who died in 2017.

BBC dance show with Stacey in 2018.

Kevin Clifton, 37, has spoken on how he failed two auditions to appear on Strictly Come Dancing to be a professional dancer as bosses weren’t too keen on his “goth” look at the time.

AJ Pritchard, 25, recently quit BBC's Strictly Come Dancing after "an amazing four years", and now the professional dancer has revealed his "exciting" dream career he hopes to achieve with brother, Curtis Pritchard, 24.After AJ shocked the nation and the Strictly bosses when he left the dancing competition, the professional dancer has now admitted what his real dream job would be.The Strictly star told Metro.co.uk: "I think for us it’s that variety show style, like bringing it back to what it used to be when you had, for example, Bruce Forsyth, who could dance, he could entertain and host the show."He continued: "These sort of Saturday night TV shows, that is our passion, definitely."But we would love to be doing more work as we did earlier

AJ Pritchard reckons he and his brother Curtis could be the double act to rival Ant and Dec.

AJ Pritchard shocked the nation on Thursday 26 March when he announced he would be stepping down from his role on Strictly Come Dancing. Now the 25 year old has revealed the real reason behind his shock decision as he explained that he actually wants to move on to becoming the "new Ant and Dec" double act presenters with his brother Curtis, 24.

AJ Pritchard reckons he and his brother Curtis could be the double act to rival Ant and Dec.

The Chase fans were left in a state of confusion over a contestant's looks in the latest episode as they struggled to figure out who his celebrity lookalike was.

Kevin Clifton has announced he is leaving Strictly Come Dancing after seven years with the hit BBC show.

Kevin Clifton took to Instagram to announce that he has quit Strictly Come Dancing after seven years on the show.The 37 year old shared a lengthy and emotional statement about his departure from them show, in which he said that he "wanted to leave on a high". Alongside a series of pictures showing his time on the show, Kevin wrote: "To the entire Strictly family, The past 7 years have been some of the most wonderful years of my life.

This Morning host Eamonn Holmes, 60, has opened up about one of his memories with late Strictly Come Dancing legend, Sir Bruce Forsyth.The ITV presenter shared the snap of himself and the BBC star on his Instagram page today while referring to one of his legendary television lines.The post comes after Eamonn shared a picture of the time himself, Bruce, and Sky News presenter Isabel Webster from when they attended the Ascot races.The TV host told his 644,000 Instagram followers: "Ascot memories..."Nice to see them, to see them Nice," he shared."Had a great day with my friend and colleague Isabel listening to Sir Bruce singing."Sir Bruce, a national treasure who thrilled the nation for decades, died at the age of 89 after ill-health.Soon

Alan Carr brought Bruce Forsyth’s Play Your Cards Right back to our television screens on Saturday night – and walked straight into a sexism row.

Everyone’s favourite TV presenter Ruth Langsford broke down in tears after winning a large amount of cash for charity. Both Ruth and husband Eamonn Holmes appeared in a celebrity version of Alan Carr’s Epic Gameshow on Saturday night.The This Morning presenters, both 60, played an updated version of Bruce Forsyth’s Play Your Cards Right.