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Charlie Dimmock has been a regular face on our screens for a number of years now thanks to her presenting duties on the likes of Ground Force, Great British Garden Revival and, more recently, Garden Rescue.MORE: Garden Rescue's Charlie Dimmock reveals reason behind 11-year break from TVAnd now, writing exclusively for HELLO!, Dame Esther Rantzen revealed some details on the gardening expert's early days of fame - including Charlie's surprising reaction to her first-ever magazine shoot!WATCH: Are you a fan of Garden Rescue?Charlie became friends with former That's Life! presenter Esther more than 25 years ago when she, along with award-winning landscape designer Sarah Eberle, were called upon to help create a wonderful wildflower garden at Esther's home.MORE: Take a look at the Garden Rescue stars' own gardensMORE: Charlie Dimmock has 'no regrets' about Ground Force affair that ended 13-year relationshipRecalling their first meeting, Esther recalled describing Charlie as "the most beautiful woman I have ever seen [...] standing in our pond, looking just like a Greek goddess," to her husband, acclaimed documentary maker Desmond Wilcox. Dame Esther Rantzen reunited with Chalie Dimmock and Sarah Eberle for HELLO!Charlie was barely 30 years old at the time and working at a garden centre close to Esther's home in the New Forest but had already, at least in Esther's mind, all the makings of a bonafide TV sensation."I have never forgotten her rippling red-gold curls, her bright blue eyes, her perfect complexion without a trace of make-up.

Charlie Dimmock revealed she had 'no regrets' about her controversial affair with co-star during her time one-third presenting Ground Force.

Lost In TV – said the makers of upcoming documentary Too Large For Love? are looking for people with "very large" penises to talk about their experiences.The show will discuss "the hidden problems" of living with a seriously sizeable manhood. READ MORE: Naked Attraction virgin told 'I'll ruin you' by Channel 4 contestant with huge penis And it will cover everything from the impact it has on people's sex lives to what help is on offer for people affected by it.The show comes after a survey revealed that almost half of men wished their manhood was a bit bigger."So, a bigger penis, a better life, right?" said the casting notice."Well, not always."A brand new documentary is to discuss the hidden problems of living with a very large penis, how it effects all aspects of life including your sex life, and what help is out there for those in need."We'd like to speak to people about their positive and negative experiences of having a large penis, or being with someone who has one."All ethnicities and sexualities welcome.

CHARLIE Dimmock may be best known for her appearances on Ground Force and more recently Garden Rescue. But one appearance fans may have forgotten is the TV gardener's cameo on Channel 4 soap Hollyoaks 20 years ago.

BBC series Garden Rescue. Given her return to television, many have been left wanting to know more about the horticulturalist, including her life off screen.The BBC presenter tends to keep out of the spotlight, appearing only in the gardening series in recent years.However, she’s been a firm favourite of green-fingered fans ever since she burst onto televisions in 1997 on Ground Force.Outside of her presenting career, the star has never been married, which she opened up about in an unearthed interview.Speaking in 2014, she gave her stance on marriage and the “selfish” reason she avoided it.She said: “I'm too old now, certainly too old for marriage, there's no point.

CHARLIE Dimmock has revealed the stern warning she was given by a TV legend after refusing to wear a bra for gardening. The green-fingered presenter who made her name fronting the BBC's Ground Force was well-known for her dislike of the particular piece of clothing.

She continued: "I like my own company. I like to do what I want to do, I'm very selfish like that.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Arit Anderson is a regular face on our screens thanks to her appearances on Garden Rescue. MORE: Garden Rescue's Charlie Dimmock sets record straight on career breakThe 55-year-old gardening guru joined the 2019 and  Charlie Dimmock and The Rich Brothers to design spectacular green spaces for homeowners.

BBC One was the talk of Twitter on Monday evening as the broadcaster experienced some epic technical difficulties as they attempted to air a Panorama special.Taking to social media, viewers were quick to poke fun at the channel and described it as "total carnage"."Someone getting the chop after this shambles..." one person tweeted.A second Twitter user added: "Oh God this is going from bad to worse #bbcone."Another person posted: "BBC One attempted to show an episode of Garden Rescue, but it then fails. Panorama then starts to air, but the sound fails.

Charlie Dimmock and Rich brothers Harry and David will travel to Northamptonshire as they transform another outdoor space on Garden Rescue. Charlie joined the show in 2017 but is also well-known for appearing alongside Alan Titchmarsh on Ground Force from 1997 to 2005.