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Surprising decision that changed Taylor Swift's whole life forever

From a Christmas tree farm in Pennsylvania and dreams of being a stockbroker to Nashville and writing songs to deal with the bullies, Taylor Swift’s childhood wasn’t always plain sailing 1989 was a big year in music. Kylie and Jason’s hit the UK top spot, George Michael’s album won a Grammy Award and Madonna caused controversy with her risqué music video. But it was also the year that — on 13th December — Taylor Alison Swift was born to parents Scott, a stockbroker, and Andrea, who worked in marketing.
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Martin Kemp recalls Roman screaming at David Beckham and calling him a 'w*****r' as a kid
Manchester United legend.Spandau Ballet star Martin, now 61, relived the experience in a chat with Kate Thornton for her podcast series White Wine Question Time."I remember once we were in the stands and David Beckham was taking a lot of stick at the time," he wryly recalled."I was looking at Roman and he's standing on his seat going: 'Beckham, you w****r! You w****r!'"I'm thinking 'Where did that come from? Ro, calm down!'" he cringed, adding that he had been trying desperately to remain incognito due to having a major role on BBC soap Eastenders at the time."I didn't want people around me [to recognise me, but] Roman had none of it."He was having a discussion with 20 people around him trying to right some wrongs offside and shouting at people," he chuckled.However, he added fondly: "He really came to life when he went to football, so I loved taking him there."He described "sitting on the terraces with your boy" as an important part of their father-son bond and something that he would "dream" of doing.Then he mischievously admitted: "Also, when I first used to take Roman to football, it was the only place that I would let him swear."As Kate roared with laughter, he admitted that the adrenalin of watching the stars dart around on the pitch was "the only place where [a young Roman] felt like a man".He also came alive around the dinner table - and while the rest of the family ate, Roman and his godfather George Michael would have animated discussions that went on long after everyone else had left.Exclaiming with admiration that his son had only been 12 years old at the time, he admitted: "Everyone would walk away [after the meal] apart from George and Roman."[They] would be having the biggest debate [and] George would
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The One Show chaos as Alex Jones forced to apologise over Lewis Capaldi's swearing
The One Show host Alex Jones was forced to apologise on air after guest Lewis Capaldi swore twice during Friday's (October 14) programme.The Scottish singer was appearing to perform his chart-topping hit Forget Me.However, during a chat on the couch with hosts Alex and Roman Kemp, the 26-year-old used two pre-watershed profanities.READ MORE:Harry Potter star Robbie Coltrane dies aged 72 as fans pay tribute to Cracker iconAfter being congratulated on his third UK number one single, Lewis replied: "Yeah, I'm chuffed to b***ery!"It was nerve-wracking, but it's good to be back, amongst friends, and it's good to be out of the house."Roman then asked Lewis about the video for Forget Me, which is a remake of Wham's 1983 classic Club Tropicana in which Lewis takes on the role of George Michael.The Wham video featured Roman's mum Shirlie Kemp and Lewis quickly turned the air blue again while discussing the subject.Lewis said: "Your mum was in it and she looked b***** good in it, I have to say that!"That prompted Roman to plead: "Please, please stop!"A clip from the Forget Me video was then played and Lewis had left the main part of the studio to prepare for his performance once the show returned.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.Alex then delivered a statement to camera to apologise to anyone offended by the Someone You Loved singer's language.She said: "We have got to say a quick sorry about the language.
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