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Jake Humphrey is hopeful Lewis Capaldi’s Netflix documentary will act as a reminder to people that chasing money and fame doesn’t make your life easier.

While looking back on her time on Geordie Shore alongside the likes of Charlotte Crosby, Scotty T and Holly Hagan, Vicky Pattison has admitted the show created a "huge wedge" between herself and her mum Caroll. After opening up on her plans to freeze her eggs to take pressure off her relationship with Ercan Ramadan, the I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! champ said she felt pressure to have sex on TV, which she says was "out of her character".

straight to your inboxManchester City and England captain Steph Houghton says that the last few years have been a very special time to be part of the women's game. Speaking to Jake Humphrey and Professor Damian Hughes on The High Performance Podcast, the 32-year-old said: "When I was younger there wasn't that much of a legacy and there wasn't that much to kinda aspire to be, whereas now I know that I've been a part of a legacy of women's football over the last 10-12 years.

Stereophonics singer Kelly Jones says he has “learned a lot” from his 15-year-old son, Colby, who came out as transgender earlier this year. During an appearance on The High Performance Podcast with hosts Jake Humphrey and Damian Hughes, Jones praised his son’s “courage” and opened up about how people would tell him “it's just a phase”.

Stereophonics hitmaker Kelly Jones is proud of his son Colby after the teenager, 15, decided to come out as transgender.

Steven Gerrard has sensationally revealed Brendan Rodgers orchestrated heartfelt letters from the Kop icon's own family to be read out before before matches during their title collapse in 2014. The Irishman famously shared his '3 envelopes' during the club's 'Being Liverpool' documentary but the legendary Liverpool captain, for the first time, has admitted his former boss had another dressing room technique in a bid to end their 24-year wait for the Premier League title.Professor Damian Hughes put the Rangers boss on the spot as he admitted the psychological ploy, previously only whispered on Merseyside, was used by Rodgers during the run-in.

Frank Lampard may have a busy football career - but its business as usual when it comes to his home life with wife Christine! Appearing on The High Performance Podcast with Jake Humphrey and Professor Damian Hughes, the 42-year-old opened up about their marriage - and how they balance each other perfectly.READ: Christine Lampard reflects on Frank Lampard's romantic proposal"We sit for hours at work talking, obviously planning and discussing things," explained the Chelsea football manager.

Chelsea manager Frank Lampard was left with tears streaming down his face after dressing downs from his own father in the car. It came as the England legend grew up trying to get a break in football.Speaking on The High Performance Podcast with Jake Humphrey and Professor Damian Hughes, the Blues boss opened up on how his dad toughened him up.Lampard said: "He had a tough upbringing, much tougher than mine.

Frank Lampard has recalled being given the finger by a young West Ham fan while sat on the bench at Upton Park - before meeting him in a bank a week later.Lampard, 42, started his professional career with the Hammers, scoring 39 goals in 187 games for the club after emerging from their youth setup in 1995.The eventual Chelsea legend was regularly subjected to criticism by West Ham fans, nonetheless, who argued he was only earning a place in their side because dad Frank Sr was assistant manager.And while speaking on The High Performance Podcast with Jake Humphrey and Professor Damian Hughes, Lampard recalled a hilarious story about stumbling across one of his biggest tormentors.Hughes first told the former Hammers star: “I love the story

Frank Lampard has for his wife Christine. Appearing on The High Performance Podcast with Jake Humphrey and Professor Damian Hughes, the Chelsea football manager opened up about married life as how they both complement each other when it comes to their work/life balance.READ: Christine Lampard reflects on Frank Lampard's romantic proposal"I do throw a lot of things off Christine, and she's not picking like what fullback we're going to play that weekend," he explained.