Harry Judd: Last News

The One Show's Alex Jones had some delightful news to share with excited fans. On Monday (October 21), viewers welcomed Alex and Roman Kemp back as they took the reins of BBC One's beloved show once again.

Izzy Judd shot to fame as part of electronic string quartet group, Escala, on Britain’s Got Talent in 2008.Today, she’s a proud mum to three children, Lola, eight, Kit, seven, and Lockie, two. She shares her brood with her McFly drummer husband Harry – and it seems the couple’s musical DNA has rubbed off on their little ones. From drumming sessions in their home studio to violin practice and an impressive collection of guitars to choose from when they want a little jam, the Judds have more than enough rhythm to form their own band.

McFly's Tom Fletcher has taken a seat as a coach on The Voice UK, joining forces with bandmate Danny Jones in what marks a first for the ITV show, having a duo spinning in those iconic red chairs. Rocketing to fame in 2004 with McFly, the 39 year old musician had an earlier brush with stardom when he auditioned for Busted. However, he narrowly missed out to Charlie Simpson after Island Records opted for a trio format.

BBC Radio 2 host Vernon Kay has paid tribute to Lauren Laverne, who today announced that she is receiving treatment for cancer.

McFly kicked off a storming Isle of Wight Festival performance in the sunshine this afternoon in front of 60,000 fans, before Green Day take to the stage tonight. However, star Danny Jones, 38, had to bring their set to an unexpected halt after forgetting a key part of the show the band had planned, leaving the crowd laughing by saying simply: "Oh s***." The popular group, who told fans they are celebrating 21 years as a band, were performing their hit Obviously, which finishes with the lingering words: "He's not good enough for her." Danny paused proceedings after the song saying: "Oh s***! I forgot to say when I do this we're going to hold it." He told the crowd, who are enjoying baking temperatures on the Isle of Wight this weekend: "Let me hear you one more time." The group - made up of Danny plus I'm A Celeb winner Tom Fletcher, Dougie Poynter and Harry Judd - then restarted the end of the song, with the crowd singing along with the final part.The group arrived on the Isle of Wight this afternoon after catching the ferry over from the mainland, being pictured sitting alongside the ship's caption in an Instagram post captioned: "We're on our way." McFly were one of the big draws in an Isle of Wight line-up that included The Streets, Pet Shop Boys, Crowded House and The Prodigy.The festival is coming to a close tonight after a parade of bands that also included The Darkness, Keane, Blossoms, Simple Minds, Nothing But Thieves, Suede, Johnny Marr and Feeder.

Following the success of the first celebrity version last year, the likely list of contestants for a new series of Celebrity Race Across The World has been unveiled - and it is set to be a journey with a host of exciting personalities limbering up for an epic trek.The BBC show will see celebrities, each with their chosen companion, heading off on a thrilling voyage, leaving their first class tickets at home and having to rely on boats, trains, taxis and buses to get to each checkpoint destination. Rumours suggest that we'll be seeing model Kelly Brook and her husband, Jeremy Parisi embarking on the journey.

Just days after Strictly Come Dancing won the BAFTA for Best Entertainment programme, the BBC have teased that there will be a special spin-off show as part of Strictly’s 20th anniversary celebrations.To mark the show’s birthday, and to celebrate the fact that it is the BBC’s most successful entertainment series, the special Strictly will look back on some of the best and most memorable moments from the series over the years. Kalpna Patel-Knight, Head of Entertainment at the BBC, said: “Throughout its 20-year history, the show has launched careers, sparked trends, and touched the hearts of millions with its dazzling performances, emotional journeys, and unforgettable moments and we will be showcasing it all in this very special programme.” While more details of the anniversary special are currently under wraps, Suzy Lamb, Managing Director, BBC Studios Entertainment, added: “From glittering Ballroom numbers to high-energy Latin routines, the show continues to push the boundaries of dance and entertainment and we want viewers to join us in raising a toast to 20 years of sparkle and shine in the Strictly Come Dancing ballroom.” The show is likely to feature the many stand out moments from two decades of dance that began in 2004, when news presenter Natasha Kaplinsky took the first glitterball home with dance partner Brendan Cole.

After months of training tens of thousands of people will take to the streets of the nation's capital to take parts in the famous TCS London Marathon. Sunday's huge race, which is in its 44th year, will see a record 50,000 athletes - from elite runners to charity fundraisers - take on the iconic 26.2-mile route.

A special Red Nose Day 2024 show was broadcast live from Media City on Friday night (March 15).

Comic Relief viewers claimed they 'couldn't keep up' with an influx of presenters during Friday night's Red Nose Day broadcast (Friday March 15).

The Voice UK has announced its brand new panel of celebrity coaches following Anne-Marie and Olly Murs ' exits from the show.The pair were reportedly axed from The Voice UK last year. With two of the big red chairs now empty, ITV has revealed that Grammy Award winner LeAnn Rimes will be joining the panel.The US singer, 41, is best known for her hit Can't Fight the Moonlight and multiple music awards.

Danny Jones delighted viewers and his six year old son as he was crowned the winner of The Masked Singer and was unveiled as Piranha.The hit ITV show saw the McFly singer hide his identity for weeks as he performed behind the mask, including from his family. Danny, 37, shot to fame when he joined McFly as one of the lead vocalists and the lead guitarist alongside bandmates Tom Fletcher, Dougie Poynter, and Harry Judd.The band made their debut in 2004 with their smash hit single 5 Colours in Her Hair which reached number one, later releasing fan favourites All About You and Obviously.

Izzy Judd has always been open about her conception struggles and IVF journey.The influencer and violinist, 39, who is married to McFly drummer Harry Judd, was told she would be unlikely to conceive naturally after being diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome in her twenties. Now, following a tough road to parenthood, the couple share daughter Lola, eight, and sons Kit, six, and Lockie, two.

Izzy Judd is hiding from her builders in the bedroom of her and husband Harry’s new home.The couple have been renovating their London pad for months and Izzy tells OK! , until it’s finished, she’s “camping out” upstairs. Living on a building site would be enough to send anyone over the edge but, on the contrary, Izzy, 39, who is mum to Lola, eight, Kit, six, and two-year-old Lockie, is a vision of serenity.

Harry Judd leads an idyllic life with his stunning musician wife Izzy and their three adorable children - and now, his net worth is said to have increased, too.The most recent estimates of the McFly drummer's net worth are set at $4 million, which is around £3.13 million, a leap on previous recent estimates of $2 million (£1.5 million). But how does the star spend his time away from his life as a huge boyband star? Harry, 38, first found fame in the early noughties with bandmates Tom Fletcher, Danny Jones and Dougie Poynter, who he has stayed close friends with, but even away from McFly he is often in the spotlight thanks to his appearances on hit TV shows Strictly Come Dancing and Celebrity Race Across The World.

Jessie J cuddled up to her six month old baby son Sky as they enjoyed a sweet family day out to Lapland, just days before they will be celebrating the little one's first Christmas.The mum of one looked glowing as she held her bundle of joy in her arms, who was sweetly dressed in a red Santa outfit. Jessie opted for a cosy-yet-stylish look as she wrapped up in a blue and yellow checked jacket and wore her hair in a scraped-back bun. The mother-son duo were also joined by her boyfriend and Sky's dad, Chanan Safir Colman, who was also seen grinning from ear to ear as they posed as a family for some memorable Christmas snaps.

‘Celebrity Race Across The World‘ Renewed For Season 2 At BBC

Giovanna Fletcher recently celebrated an incredible 20 years with McFLy singer Tom Fletcher but admits it hasn't all been a walk in the park.The Happy Mum, Happy Baby podcaster, 38, revealed in an exclusive chat with OK! that the couple have had "their moments" but have always managed to work through them as a team. Now parents to their three sons - Buzz, nine, Buddy, seven, and five-year-old Max - Giovanna says they've learnt the key to sticking together when life gets tough.

After six nail biting weeks on our screens, Celebrity Race Across the World finally came to its jaw dropping conclusion, with Alex Beresford taking home the coveted win with his dad Noel.The duo were the first to arrive at the final checkpoint in Tromso, Norway, with the delighted pair clearly overwhelmed with emotion as they celebrated their impressive accomplishment with a series of warm embraces. Hot on their heels however were McFly star Harry Judd and his mum Emma, who finished just four minutes behind the pair, with All Saints star Melanie Blatt and her mum Helene taking home the third place title.

Tom and Giovanna Fletcher celebrated being together for 20 years this weekend and shared a collection of sweet photographs from over the last two decades.The couple share three children; Buzz, eight, Buddy, seven, and Max, four, and first met 25 years ago at school, before Tom rose to fame in boyband McFly alongside pals Harry Judd, Dougie Poynter and Danny Jones. As they took to social media to share a collection of snaps, fans hailed Tom and Giovanna, who tied the knot in 2012, as "goals", with one commenting: "Couple goals right there.

Drummer Harry Judd had a "gut feeling" when he auditioned for McFly back in 2003 when he was just 17 years old, admitting that it "felt like fate" that he joined the hit boyband. Harry, 37, is one quarter of McFly alongside Tom Fletcher, Danny Jones and Dougie Poynter, and the foursome have enjoyed huge success over the past 20 years with several number one hits and albums. The band was formed in 2003 after singers Tom and Danny held auditions for two more band members and found Harry and Dougie, with their first song released just eight months later.