Charlotte Church: Last News

As a woman who has grown up in the media spotlight you may be forgiven for thinking that, over the years, Charlotte Church has felt the pressure to conform to the world of celebrity. Whether that’s walking red carpets, being surrounded by other famous faces or bowing to the pressure to have the perfect face and body, the world of the rich and famous can bring with it huge expectations. But the 38-year-old singer songwriter from Cardiff, who exploded on the world stage at the age of just 12, is adamant that plastic surgery has never never been for her.

The Masked Singer UK will be back on screens for a new series this January, but the judging panel will be slightly different. Love Island host Maya Jama will join the ITV show and try to work out which famous faces are behind the masks when different characters take to the stage.

Prince Harry's ITV documentary was outperformed in the ratings by a programme on turbulence, dealing a fresh setback to the Duke of Sussex.

Tim Chan If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. Prince Harry‘s tumultuous relationship with the British press is once again in the spotlight as part of the new documentary, “Tabloids On Trial,” which airs in the U.K. tonight, July 25.

Katherine Ryan has opened up about female representation in television, critcising the lack of female hosts of late-night chat shows in the UK.The standup comic appeared on Grace Dent’s Comfort Eating podcast recently, where she claimed that men are more commonly given late-night hosting gigs, whereas women are featured more on daytime TV.She spoke about being raised in Canada before moving to the UK in 2008 when she was 25, saying that she “grew up” with the idea of men more frequently hosting late-night shows compared to women.“I thought that either myself or any of my female peers could have a late-night chat show in this country. I think Sarah Millican had one for a little while, not any more,” she answered when asked about being prevented from certain jobs.“And I think for whatever reason, women are sometimes relegated to daytime and then the boys do all the late-night chat shows,” she continued.The format has been historically dominated by men, with The Graham Norton Show and The Jonathan Ross Show currently being the UK’s biggest chat shows.

Glastonbury has announced the acts that will be performing at its Left Field stage later this year, with English Teacher, Bob Vylan and more joining the line-up.The official 2024 line-up for Glastonbury was dropped in March, and revealed that Dua Lipa, Coldplay and SZA would be headlining the iconic Pyramid Stage this summer, while Shania Twain is set to take on the coveted legends slot.From there, the organisers of the Worthy Farm festival have been counting down the weeks to this year’s instalment by gradually announcing the artists playing at other stages around the site. This kicked off with news of new artists set to headline the Acoustic Stage, followed by details on those who have joined the Field Of Avalon line-up, Shangri-La area, Fields of Avalon, Silver Hayes, The Glade and Woodsies area.Now, with just over a month to go before the 2024 edition kicks off, the complete line-up for the Left Field area has been announced.The area is organised and co-founded by Billy Bragg and Juliet Wills, and was first designed in the year 2000 to promote left-wing politics and political action in those attending the festival.

A child prodigy with a mesmerising voice that captivated audiences worldwide, Charlotte Church soared to fame at a tender age, amassing an impressive fortune of £25 million by the time she was just 11 years old. However, nearly three decades later, the Welsh singer has revealed that her wealth has all-but vanished.

She shot to international stardom at the age of 12 thanks to her astonishing soprano voice, selling millions of records worldwide in a stellar career which has seen her perform for popes, princes and even presidents. But Charlotte Church’s fame came at a price. Now, as the Welsh singer-songwriter, actress, presenter and activist launches a new podcast reflecting on the people and place which shaped her, she’s revealed the dark side to her enormous early fame.

Charlotte Church has revealed that her family have been threatened by “some pretty scary people” over her support of Gaza.On February 26, the singer played at Bedwas Workmen’s Hall in Caerphilly at a concert to raise money for the Middle East Children’s Alliance, which supports children in Gaza. To end the show, she led a choir of 100 singers in a chant of “from the river to the sea”.She received backlash for the use of that phrase as it is politically charged, with some, including the Campaign Against Antisemitism, believing that it calls for the destruction of the state of Israel.Church addressed the backlash in an Instagram livestream stating: “Just to clarify my intentions there, I am in no way anti-Semitic.

Charlotte Church has defended her actions after receiving criticism for leading a controversial pro-Palestinian chant at a recent charity live event.On Saturday (February 24), Church played at Bedwas Workmen’s Hall in Caerphilly at a concert to raise money for the Middle East Children’s Alliance, which supports children in Gaza. To end the show, she led a choir of 100 singers in a chant of “from the river to the sea”.That phrase is politically charged, with some, including the Campaign Against Antisemitism, believing that it calls for the destruction of the state of Israel.

Piranha has won The Masked Singer and unmasked as McFly legend Danny Jones. The boy band legend left the judges speechless, as runner-up Bigfoot's identity also revealed as TV presenter Alex Brooker.

The Chase fans have gushed over Charlotte Church, labelling her "gorgeous" as she scoops up a huge cash prize for charity. Viewers tuned in to watch The Chase Christmas Special on Wednesday, 27 December evening as Bradley Walsh, 63, welcomed four celebrity contestants for the chance at winning the prize money for charity. Among the stars taking part in the ITV quiz included Coronation Street actress Sair Khan, Mrs Brown's Boys star Danny O'Carroll, TV doctor Zoe Williams, and singer Charlotte.

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Charlotte Church has revealed her new tattoos – after getting inked for the first time.The 37 year old singer revealed her tattoos in Instagram pictures – two large snakes which wrap around her wrists and forearms. Welsh star Charlotte also shared the significant meaning behind the ink, while saying that she “loved” her new body art and thanking her tattooist.

Welsh singer Charlotte Church took to social media to share that she got her first ever tattoo at 37 years old, and called it a “life-changing experience”. Charlotte, who rose to fame as a child classical singer, shared an action shot where she was sitting in a chair whilst getting a tattoo on her arm.The star looked excited by her decision as she posed a huge smile for the camera.

Charlotte Church has spoken to NME about her decision to bring her famed Late Night Pop Dungeon to an end, and what to expect from her “joyful” but “naughty” new material.The former opera singer turned alt-pop solo star and political activist gained a reputation on the festival, club and grassroots venue scene over the last seven years for her Late Night Pop Dungeon gig series – performing a range of high octane covers by the likes of Destiny’s Child, Nirvana, Rage Against The Machine, Beastie Boys, Beyoncé, En Vogue, Black Sabbath, Prince and many more, along with cuts from her solo career.She embarked on the final UK tour for the project last year, before giving the Pop Dungeon one last outing at Liverpool’s Eurovision village last week (Friday May 11).Speaking to NME backstage at the village ahead of her performance, Church explained how the gig series came about in the first place – seeking to do something different and separate to her alt-rock leaning set of EPs ‘ONE’ through ‘FOUR’ released from 2012-2014.“The origin story of it really is that [comedian] Stewart Lee asked us to play All Tomorrow’s Parties, which you know is super arch, chin-strokey, ’Patrish’ and all the rest of it,” she explained. “We very far away in time from the EP project so it didn’t make much sense to do that.”Church and her band then came up with a concept of “old school covers” they found to be “really disruptive” but still “fucking excellent”.

Tickets to watch this year’s Eurovision Song Contest 2023 sold out in just minutes but there are plenty of ways to enjoy the popular event in person this year.

Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Charlotte Church are among the names who have been lined up to perform at the official Eurovision 2023 village in Liverpool.According to the official website, the Eurovision Village, located in Pier Head, “is the first port of call for anyone touching down in the city and hoping to soak up as much Eurovision atmosphere as possible”. A nine day programme of events will be taking place, kicking off on May 5 and running until the day of the final on May 13.

After returning from her Paris trip, Stacey Solomon was less than pleased to find her husband boasting about doing the laundry.Taking to her Instagram Stories, the Loose Women panellist, who enjoyed her French getaway with her daughters Rose and Belle, frustratingly told her followers who she was annoyed at something Joe Swash did while she was away. In a video posted on her Instagram Story, Stacey explained: "I don't know if I'm tired or if it's really as awful as I think but I got home last night, and this morning Joe was like, 'I'm going to work, but don't worry I've done all the washing for you.'" Exaggerating the words with air quote marks, the 33 year old sarcastically repeated: "For you." Adding further context to her rage, she continued: "I weren't even here! I didn't even get dressed here, so it's not my washing! But sure, it's for me.Thank you, good sir." She continued: "So I came downstairs, thought I'm going to the utilities to put my washing on from Paris." Stacey then spun the camera around to show the piles of clean, folded laundry sitting on the countertops.

In case you didn’t know, for the past few years, Welsh singer Charlotte Church has been busy working on and creating her very own magical nature retreat in the heart of Wales.The 37 year old, who rose to fame as a classical singer as a child, has since branched out to other areas of showbiz, including acting and presenting. But now, she is taking on the world of wellness, where many celebs before her (we’re talking Gwyneth Paltrow, Kourtney Kardashian, Kate Hudson, etc.) have paved the way.The star has been documenting her journey through her own show, Charlotte Church's Dream Build, which first aired on Discovery+ back in 2021.

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