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Mrs Brown’s Boys creator Brendan O’Carroll has revealed how he is finally celebrating the show’s tenth anniversary with a new mini series – two years late.The controversial BBC comedy launched in 2011.However because of covid, all Brendan’s plans to mark the show’s birthday had to be canned.But now the Irish actor, who plays Mammy Agnes Brown, has the green light to go ahead. He said: “The BBC have been very generous to me.READ MORE: Mrs Brown's Boys star confirms show return after fans begged for BBC axe“We are planning a mini series with four episodes.

'Mrs Brown's Boys' will be back with a new mini-series next year. The popular BBC sitcom has become a firm fixture in the festive schedules but there hasn't been a full series in nearly 10 years, and now actress Fiona O'Carroll - who is the daughter of creator and lead star Brendan O'Carroll - has revealed filming will begin soon on a number of new episodes. Fiona - who plays Maria Brown, the wife of Brendan's titular character's son Dermot - told the RTE Guide: "In October we'll be filming 'Mrs Brown': two Christmas specials and the first of a mini-series of four episodes, the other three early next year.

COMEDY show Mrs Brown's Boys is poised to make a TV comeback next year with a mini-series, one of its stars has confirmed. The series follows the lives of Mrs Brown - played by comedian Brendan O'Carroll - an Irish mother and her four children who live in Dublin suburb Finglas. Despite the show having annual Christmas specials, it's not had a full series in almost ten years.

Mrs Brown’s Boys. The actress has played the role of Maria Brown since the series first launched on the BBC opposite her father Brendan O’Carroll who plays Agnes Brown.

Mrs Brown’s Boys is not ending anytime soon, says Brendan O’Carroll. The show’s star and creator plans to keep making Christmas specials as long as he feels it is funny.The Irish comic, 66, said: “As long as the BBC want me to do Christmas episodes, I’ll keep doing them.”READ MORE: Brawl at Mrs Brown's Boys show and some fans 'thought it was part of the act' At the start of the year, viewers begged the BBC to "cancel" Mrs Brown's Boys as they tuned in to the New Year's Day episode.

Mrs Brown’s Boys actress Fiona O’Carroll has admitted that the show’s plans of releasing a mini series in 2022 have been discarded. Rumours were circulating that the comedy show would air new episodes, which were scheduled to be recorded in April.Fans will now have to wait until 2023 before the project takes shape.Fiona, who plays Maria Brown in the sitcom, has said: “Well, you know what this industry is like.

Mrs Brown’s Boys star Fiona O’Carroll has announced she has split from husband and co-star Martin Delany. The actor is the daughter of Brendan O’Carroll, who created the sitcom and plays the lead character.

Mrs Brown’s Boys star Fiona O’Carroll has announced she’s split from her co-star and husband of 15 years, Martin Delany.Fiona, who’s the real-life daughter of the sitcom creator Brendan O’Carroll, plays Maria Brown on the BBC comedy, while Martin has appeared as Mrs Brown’s youngest son, Trevor. The couple had been married since 2006 and share four children – Felix, Isaac, Eli and Dexter.Announcing their split, Fiona said that she and Martin had met when they were very young and simply grown apart.‘We wanted different things.

BBC comedy since it started in 2011, while Martin plays Brendan's TV son-in-law, Trevor.In a statement, Fiona explained how her and her husband of 15 years had "grown apart".She said: "Myself and Martin met very young."I was 16, and I suppose he’s all I’ve ever known and we just kind of grew apart."We wanted different things," she added.The star went on to add that she believes the feeling to be mutual before explaining that they were no longer "on the same page".Fiona went on: "I still have a lot of love for him and I only want the best for him and I think he feels the same way about me."There were no major fights, and nobody else was involved but it was a case of not being on the same page any longer," she told RTE Guide.Fiona and Martin

MRS Brown's Boys Fiona O'Carroll has announced her split from husband Martin Delany, who she starred with on the show. The actress, who is the real-life daughter of sitcom creator Brendan O'Carroll, has played Maria Brown since the show started.

Mrs Brown's Boys star Fiona O'Carroll has announced her split from co-star husband Martin Delaney.Fiona, the daughter of the eponymous Mrs Brown star Brendan O'Carroll, tied the knot with Martin way back in 2006.The couple met when they were just 16, but have now admitted they've grown apart.Opening up about their relationship breakdown, Fiona explained: "Myself and Martin met very young. I was 16, and I suppose he’s all I’ve ever known and we just kind of grew apart."We wanted different things.

When it came to casting Mrs Brown's Boys, it seems Brendan O'Carroll didn't look far as most of the cast is related to him but how?Starting off with the writer of the show, Brendan O'Carroll who also plays Agnes Brown the matriarch of the Brown family.Brendan's real-life son and daughter Danny and Fiona both have roles within the show.Danny plays Buster Brady and is also married to co-star Amanda Woods who plays Betty Brown.Danny and Amanda's son Jamie, Brendan's real-life grandson also plays Mrs Brown's fictional grandson.While Brendan's daughter, Fiona O'Carroll plays Mrs Brown's on-screen daughter in law Maria Brown.Fiona's husband Martin Delany also features on the show as he plays Mrs Brown's youngest son.Brendan's wife Jennifer Gibney

Brendan O’Carroll, 64, who is best known for playing Agnes Brown in the BBC sitcom, Mrs Brown’s Boys, is said to be mourning over the loss of his sister, Fiona O'Carroll after she passed away in Canada last month.