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Get your skates on at XSite Braehead this summer as the main concourse transforms into a roller disco themed extravaganza on Saturday, July 30 and Sunday, July 31.

Dancing On Ice star admitted that she felt under pressure to soldier on due to her presence in the public eye.Despite feeling that she "couldn't function", she was able to keep up appearances.However, she was left bereft, as she admitted to showbiz pal Fearne Cotton on her podcast Happy Place."[There were] nights of just sitting there on the patio at three or four o'clock in the morning feeling drained and empty," she confided."[I was] thinking 'I don’t know how I’m going to get through the next week because I feel so broken'. it’s horrible."She added: "It doesn't matter who you are or where you are, it hurts just as deep.'"Denise also confessed during the podcast that, in a bid to heal, she is trying therapy for the first time in her life.She had been with Eddie for most of her 40s after they first got together seven years ago, and adapting to life without him has involved making some adjustments.In her book, A Bit Of Me: From Basildon to Broadway and Back, she told of how she had caught Eddie red-handed sending sexual messages to other women.He has since publicly admitted his failings, telling The Sun: "I broke her trust.

Denise Van Outen has revealed she’s trying out dating apps following her split from Eddie Boxshall back in January. And in a swipe at ex Eddie, TV presenter Denise, 48, who has also opened up about having therapy and her worries over her daughter Betsy, has admitted she’s now looking for a “man with a job”. Speaking to Fearne Cotton on her podcast Happy Place, Denise seemed to confirm she’s ready to give love another chance as she said she “downloaded a dating app the other day”.

We're kicking off this week's gig round-up with some exciting news! Ahead of Neighbourhood Weekender 2022, the festival organiser has announced that its Neighbourhood Festival is coming back to Manchester this October.

READ: Meet the cast of ITV's gripping new thriller Our HouseChatting to Fearne Cotton on her award-winning podcast Happy Place, Tuppence went into detail about her struggles and revealed she also suffers with emetophobia - a fear of being sick, and how that connects to her OCD and anxiety.WATCH: Inside Downton Abbey's Highclare castleRecalling when her symptoms started, she said: "I must've been 11 or 12 when I first started to show signs of it. My parents hadn't really heard of it and we had to go to lots of different specialists to talk about it because it wasn't something people knew much about or certainly didn't talk about publicly.MORE:  Fearne Cotton inundated with support as she marks incredible achievementREAD: See the cast of Downton Abbey at the start of their careers"When I was a teenager, it was much more counting numbers - more mental counting.

Phillip Schofield has admitted his head is "just as muddy" as it was before he came out as gay earlier this year. The This Morning star was chatting to Fearne Cotton on her podcast, Happy Place, when he confessed he is still "confused" about his sexual identity.MORE: Phillip Schofield explains last-minute absence from This Morning"I'm still learning what effects that has on my life and the life of those around me," said Phillip, who released an emotional statement revealing his sexuality in February.

The Sun, the Celebrity Juice co-host spoke candidly about her quarantine time on her podcast, Happy Place.She said: ‘I am a very fiery ­person, and Jesse can also be quite fiery.‘We’ve certainly argued in front of the kids.