Carol Smillie: Last News

A NEW Changing Rooms trailer has teased DRAMATIC home makeovers and contestants breaking down in tears. In August last year, The Sun exclusively revealed that Channel 4 was rebooting the former BBC hit interiors show.

Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen only wears leather trousers because they’re easy to wipe paint off. The 'Changing Rooms' star is to squeeze himself into his trademark trousers once again for the show’s reboot, but insists the only reason he favours them is because of how practical they are when painting, as if he wears “jeans or cords” they get “ruined” by the splatters.

ICONIC Channel 4 design show Changing Rooms has been given a makeover with a new look line-up - including two new designers. The trailer for the upcoming reboot of the DIY series has revealed interior designer Laurence Llwelyn-Bowen and Anna Richardson come together.

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SHE’S known for being one of the cheeriest women on telly – but veteran host Carol Smillie is anything but happy after being snubbed by those behind the Changing Rooms reboot. Carol presented the decorating show for seven years when it was on the BBC between 1996 and 2003.

Tiger King’s Carole Baskin has teamed up with journalist and The Crown subject Carol Thatcher to sing, well, a carol.Oh, plus Carol Smillie, Carol Wright and a Carol Decker have been thrown in the mix to overload us on Carol-ness.As part of streaming service Deezer’s new Christmas charity campaign, the carols, as well as Carole Parkinson from The Brittas Empire (Harriet Thorpe) and Carolyn Pickles (they may be pushing that, but we’ll let it slide in the name of holiday merriment) have flexed their vocal cords for a rendition of Deck The Halls.But as the assorted Carol(e)s launch into the tune with varying levels of enthusiasm and festive zest, we want to know where the heck Carol Vorderman is.Of course, clutching a stuffed tiger toy, Baskin

Alison Hammond is about to add to her presenting portfolio by being named as the new host of Wheel of Fortune, when the show gets a reboot.

Channel 4 is bringing back iconic interior design show Changing Rooms. As we reported last week, Scots host Carol Smillie will be replaced by Davina McCall when the reboot hits screens.

Changing Rooms was the television event of the week at one point in our lives, long before the coronavirus pandemic interrupted our way of living. What better than a bit of nostalgia to fill our evenings as the legendary home makeover show that was watched by 10m viewers at its peak gets set to return after 16 years off air.

Carol Smillie has been given the boot from Changing Rooms as it's revealed Davina McCall will front the reboot. The former Big Brother host, 52, will step into presenting duties for the new series of the iconic interior design show.

Davina McCall will co-host the revamped edition of home makeover show Changing Rooms. The Big Brother legend will join designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen to front the show in a move that is sure to raise a few eyebrows.Channel 4 execs have decided Davina is the woman for the job, despite the show's original presenter Carol Smillie publicly saying she wanted the series to return.The original show ran on the BBC for just under a decade from 1996 to 2004.Davina, 52, said: "I’m so excited to be presenting Changing Rooms."It’s the perfect time to bring it back.

Carol Smillie has opened up about the outrageous behind-the-scenes antics on Changing Rooms.

television event of the week at one point in our lives, long before the coronavirus pandemic interrupted our way of living.What better than a bit of nostalgia to fill our evenings as the legendary home makeover show gets set to return after 16 years off air that was watched by 10m viewers at its peak.Airing on BBC between 1991 and 2004, it has been reported that it's poised for a comeback, and bosses are hopeful that the original team, including host Carol Smillie, and designers Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and Linda Barker will be game for a new series.The show revealed some notoriously bad makeovers which went down in history and some much better ones that homeowners seemed to like.But what are the original team up to now? Let's take a look...

Channel 4 are reportedly keen to bring Changing Rooms back on our screens, with bosses said to be keen to bring back original hosts Carol Smillie and Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen.

Carol, who splits her time between her homes in Glasgow’s southside and Portugal, started up her underwear business after hitting 50 and deciding to bow out of television gracefully.Her Pretty Clever Pants company, who specialise in discreet waterproof knickers, have just signed a global deal with High Street TV.The former model, who was once earning £10,000 a show as presenter of the National Lottery draw, says she has no regrets about bowing out of an industry which is both ageist and sexist.She said: “Yes, it was scary to walk away from TV at 50 but it was time to go and I’m glad I did. I wanted to leave on a high and on my own terms.