Claudia Winkleman: Last News

K.J. Yossman The Royal Television Society Program Awards 2022 started with a slap on Wednesday evening, when nominee AJ Odudu ran up to the stage and pretended to strike host Tom Allen.“Oh my God, AJ, oh my God – I’m the one who’s lost their hair, don’t hit me,” Allen, who is bald, quipped in the evidently pre-rehearsed skit.

BBC show. The series returned with a celebrity special in aid of Red Nose Day on Wednesday night, March 16. Celebrity judges Claudia Winkleman, Chris Eubank, Harry Hill and Nina Wadia were tasked with working out the identity of the owner of a luxury four-bedroom house.

BBC for a second series on Wednesday night, March 16. Celebrity judges Claudia Winkleman, Chris Eubank, Harry Hill and Nina Wadia were on hand to work out which fellow famous face owned a luxury four-bedroom house. The panel had to work out whether the home belonged to Hatton, Claire Richards, Rob Rinder or Deborah Meaden.

READ MORE: The mum-of-three admitted that when she goes on stage for her live tour, she is usually “gripped by horrendous nerves” even 10 minutes prior to the show starting.However, Strictly Come Dancing is a different experience for her.While still feeling the nerves, Claudia says she “embraces” the nerves.When asked if there are any rituals Claudia implements to help her with the fear, she said: “I do feel nervous but what I also feel when I do strictly, because what I do is the smallest part in this whole machine.“So you feel [an] enormous responsibility not to go off piste, not to talk for too long, not to make a mistake, not to fall over…She added: “I'm not saying this to be all self- deprecating. It is really not about me.“It is about the judges having enough time.“And it's about the dance and it's about making these celebrities who are totally terrified at the beginning (definitely) feel comfortable and that's my job.“So you feel a responsibility towards my producer, towards the channel.

Claudia Winkleman, 50, has revealed that her mother, author and journalist, Eve Pollard, noticed an early symptom and urged her daughter to speak to a doctor. Eve is the Vice Chair of Wellbeing of Women; a UK charity dedicated to funding research across all of women's reproductive and gynaecological health.Appearing on an episode of Postcards From Midlife last month, hosted by former magazine editors Lorraine Candy and Trish Halpin, Claudia said her mother advised her to “definitely go and get your hormones checked” when she had shared that she had been waking up earlier than normal.When asked if her mother had prepared her for the menopause while she was growing up, Claudia was quick to reply: “Yes!”The BBC presenter explained: “I was brought up with that just all being part of my life and she sort of talked about the menopause, but — my mum and I know lots of people have had a horrible time — she had an OK time with it, but she said it will come.“She loves the doctor.“We worship the health service.Claudia then added: “So when I started waking up early, she said definitely go and get your hormones checked.”Perimenopause usually begins several years before menopause and describes the time when the ovaries gradually begin to make less oestrogen.Speaking on the Postcards From Midlife podcast, Claudia said she has had to make certain lifestyle changes, such as taking Vitamin D supplements to manage her symptoms: ”I have to take vitamin D, as my doctor said.“He said: ‘I thought you're always in the sun.’”She joked: “‘No, babe, this is from a bottle.

Strictly Come Dancing and BBC Radio 2 presenter Claudia Winkleman, 50, has credited her “girlfriends” for their support when she had to say goodbye to a beloved family member. The star admitted that despite wanting to stay strong, she broke down after leaving her eldest son Jake Thykier, 18, at university for the first time.Claudia shares Jake, Arthur Thykier, 10, and Matilda Martha Thykier, 16, with her husband Kris Thykier.Reflecting on the heartbreaking time while chatting to Lorraine Candy and Trish Halpin on the Postcards From Midlife Podcast, Claudia explained her close friends “held her up” after Jake left home.The Strictly host said: “I remember my mum dropping me off at university and she could not stop crying, and I was like, ‘I won’t do that, I’ll be brave’. “And, of course, I fell apart, because they’re my life and I know I’m boring and I sound like a stuck record.“That is why girlfriends… lots of people expect girlfriends to land in our lap and everything will be easy peasy, and often it is.“But I think the more effort we can make with our girls, like you would, you know, when you first meet a boy and you really fancy him and you’re like, ‘maybe I’m going to wear this top, or maybe I’m going to make Moussaka’.“Me and my girls do that for each other, not that we make moussaka, ever!“But we look after each other.” The star added: “We’re there for each other, and they held me up when Jake left because I was a wreck.”It comes after Claudia humorously opened up on how her family survived the third coronavirus lockdown together. The BBC favourite, who has been married to husband Kris since June 2000, admitted she sometimes questions “why or how” they are still together.Explaining her doubts, Claudia revealed she

Strictly Come Dancing host Claudia Winkleman has expressed her sadness over the separation from her eldest son, Jake, while he is studying at university.READ: Claudia Winkleman shares intimate bedtime routineThe 50-year-old shares three children with her husband Kris Thykier - Jake, 18, Matilda, 15, and Arthur, ten. But at the moment, the presenter is struggling to adjust with the change.WATCH: Claudia Winkleman wears stunning bargain Zara playsuit on StrictlySpeaking to Lorraine Candy and Trish Halpin on the Postcards From Midlife Podcast earlier this week, a "heartbroken" Claudia was asked: "You've spoken about having to learn to separate from (your children) and this is the big separating time, when they go to university…"MORE: Claudia Winkleman shares very intimate details about her marriage to Kris ThykierExclusive: Claudia Winkleman reveals why she'll never cut her famous fringeTo which, the doting mum replied: "I handle it very badly.

Strictly Come Dancing host Claudia Winkleman has told how Stacey Dooley encouraged her to take on a project away from her BBC Radio 2 show.Speaking on the Postcards From Midlife podcast, the TV personality, 50, revealed that she had the flame-haired star's full support when it came to embarking on a tour, away from her Saturday morning radio show.Speaking about turning 50 this year, the TV star spoke to the podcast hosts Lorraine Candy and Trish Halpin about doing something "new and scary".Claudia said: "Well it makes no sense and even as I say it I'm a little bit sick."The presenter went on to tell how a flippant remark led to her upcoming one-woman Behind The Fringe tour.She explained: "I said to a lovely girl who's in charge of me, quite casually, in the same way that I would say to one of you two, 'Do you know what, I might buy a navy jumper.'"But casual, just throwing it out there, let me just pop that in."And I said, 'I'd quite like to try, 'An evening with,'" she shared.However, the Strictly presenter explained that she made the comment without truly thinking about what it meant.Claudia went on: "I must have said it in November, in the middle of also talking about how we felt about chestnut stuffing."It was one of those, the stuff I've got to do.

The TV show host added that the remedy for difficult times with children can be found in friendships with her “girlfriends.”She said it’s important to put the effort in to maintain good relationships with them.Claudia compared the relationship she has with her friends to one when “you first meet a boy you fancy and you make moussaka or wear a nice top.”She said that “me and my girls do that for each other.”The star reiterated that her friends were her saving grace when her eldest son, Jake, left for university.Claudia explained that in her youth, she was constantly being grounded, and she learned that children not always liking their parents is a natural part of the dynamic.Claudia also spoke briefly about her upcoming first live tour, entitled Behind The Fringe.The tour will open at G Live in Guildford on April 25, before heading to venues in Bradford, Brighton, Birmingham, Basingstoke, Folkestone, Leicester, Dorking and London.Tickets for Claudia Winkleman's Behind The Fringe tour are on sale now.

The One Show . The Strictly Come Dancing co-host was taken aback last night (February 4) while on the BBC show to tell people about her upcoming Behind the Fringe live tour. She joked that she hopes to welcome fans into her fringe 'cult' with her trims, reports Birmingham Mail.

Strictly Come Dancing might not currently be on our screens, but the stars are still making sure to keep busy and Claudia Winkleman has us very excited over her next endeavour.INSIDE: Claudia Winkleman's stylish family home with husband Kris is worlds apart from Strictly – photosThe presenter revealed that she would be going on her first-ever tour, and in her typical fashion she announced it in a low-key fashion. Claudia shared the tour's poster and simply wrote: "So this is happening.

READ MORE: BBC Strictly Come Dancing viewers all have the same complaint as winner is announced Now that the Strictly has concluded, and we can all finally take a breather- here we take a look at the earning of stars, dancers and judges who featured in the live shows, as reported by The Mirror. First up are presenters Claudia Winkleman and Tess Daly.

John Whaite has credited his dance partner Johannes Radebe and Strictly Come Dancing for improving his confidence. John, who won The Great British Bake Off in 2012, and Johannes were the hit BBC dancing show’s first same-sex couple to compete.

She was forced to pull out of the Strictly final after suffering an injury and there was a flood of love for AJ Odudu as she made an emotional confession.

Strictly Come Dancing fans were emotional as they sat down to watch the final without AJ Odudu and Kai Widdington.

Strictly Come Dancing host Claudia Winkleman swapped seats with Anton Du Beke on Sunday's programme as he took over her hosting duties. Anton had been gushing about finalists Rose Ayling-Ellis and Giovanni Pernice’s partnership, when Craig Revel Horwood joked that he was enjoying being on Anton’s show.

"We have all voted as if our very lives depended on it!"Now don't worry about anything, you will live to fight another week & you'll have us with you."Meanwhile, Faizal Perager added: "You were and ARE still amazing! I don't care what the inconsistent Judges say, you're only human AJ, everyone makes mistakes, it's impossible to be 100% perfect."Don't lose faith/confidence in yourself, hope everyone has done enough to save you from the [dance-off]."Earlier on, Nigerian TV presenter AJ had been in tears after this weekend's Salsa took a turn for the worse during a lifting manoeuvre right at the end.When judge Claudia Winkleman asked AJ what had gone wrong to destroy what had until then been a lively and much-enjoyed dance, she dejectedly

Strictly Come Dancing pair danced a fiery Samba, which Nikita was worried his partner’s father would “not approve” of. Tilly and Nikita performed their Samba to the song Levitating by Dua Lipa, earning themselves an overall score of 30. Judges Craig Revel Horwood and Cynthia Erivo awarded the pair seven points each, while Anton Du Beke and Shirley Ballas awarded them more generous eights. Speaking to presenter Claudia Winkleman after their performance, Nikita explained he wanted his partner to embody a more spicy persona ‘Chilli Tilly’ to sell the Samba.Full of praise for the young TV chef, he said: “She brought out a bit of Chilli Tilly. A bit of that sass.

I fell into this job completely by accident. When I was at school, the careers adviser certainly never said, “Would you like to be a celebrity spray tanner?” I used to work in fashion and one day I met Nichola Joss, who is the most incredible A-list facialist.

With Prince William channelling his inner Bond in his tuxedo and bow tie and Kate Middleton dazzling in a gorgeous gold gown at the No Time To Die premiere, it’s clear that 007 has the royal seal of approval.Their schedules are always packed with star-studded engagements - whether that’s attending the Lion King premiere or walking the red carpet at the BAFTAs - but the Cambridges always find time to sit back, relax and watch the latest box set or release. From Strictly Come Dancing to sweet cartoons for kids, we’ve found out what the Cambridges like to watch behind closed doors...

Louise Minchin has admitted she thought her former BBC Breakfast co-star Dan Walker would be “terrible” on Strictly Come Dancing.She opened up to presenter Claudia Winkleman earlier today on her BBC show about Dan’s dancing.Louise was a guest on the BBC Radio 2 show to discuss her former co-star.Claudia asked her what she thought about his performance so far on the show when she made the admission.She said: “I do genuinely feel a bit bad for saying this but I know I’m not alone in this.“And don’t think he’ll mind me saying it because he would have thought it at the beginning.“I thought he was going to be terrible.”Although Louise did go on to admit when she saw him on the show, she realised she was wrong.The former BBC star continued: “But