Jenny Ryan: Last News

Mark Labbett says that he and his Beat The Chasers co-stars "earn like Premier League footballers" when filming the spin-off. Beat The Chasers sees one contestant go head-to-head with all six of The Chase's quiz experts in a bid to best them in rounds of general knowledge.

The Chase viewers were sent into a frenzy after spotting how the show’s four contestants all shared their name with one of the Spice Girls. Host Bradley Walsh got the popular ITV quiz show underway earlier this week by introducing the new players.

Jenny Ryan has been flooded with support as she shared a plea for the ITV show. The professional quizzer, known as The Vixen, has been putting contestants to the test since 2015. However, Jenny was using her impressive general knowledge long before appearing on screens as she wrote questions for The Chase's pilot episode in 2009.

Eamonn Holmes has returned to TV screens for the first time since Phillip Schofield quit This Morning. The GB News Presenter, who previously presented the ITV show alongside his wife Ruth Langsford, appeared on tonight's episode of The Chase Celebrity Special alongside actor Danny John-Jones, radio presenter Yinka Bokinni and Olympian Tom Bosworth. The special was, as always, hosted by Bradley Walsh – who is one of the frontrunners to replace Phillip on the daytime programme.

The Chase fans were left in stitches by the quiz show's oldest ever contestant. Retired veterinary surgeon Val, 94, was one of four would-be brainboxes hoping to win some money on the popular ITV programme on Wednesday night.

On last night's The Chase, a Scot took on Chaser Jenny Ryan but her fellow contestant made a dig at her, despite making it back to the team.

Bradley Walsh, 62, has presented The Chase since it began in 2009, with Anne Hegerty, 64, joining the show as The Governess in its second series.The Governess was asked by Express.co.uk if she could see anyone replacing Bradley on the show, admitting "she can think of a few" in the revealing interview.Anne works on The Chase alongside fellow chasers Darragh Ennis, Mark Labbett, Shaun Wallace, Paul Sinha and Jenny Ryan.Bradley has presented the show since it started and has become an integral part of the famous ITV quiz show.Express.co.uk asked Anne if she could imagine Bradley ever leaving the show, with The Governess opening up about the possibility.She said: "People keep trying to have this conversation with me and I'm just like 'Can't hear you!'"I can't imagine the idea of Bradley leaving us and having to find someone else."I suppose I could think of a couple of names that might but Bradley is just an integral part of the whole show and his rapport with the contestants and with us."It's just I can't imagine him being replaced!"He once said to me 'The Chase is my pension' and I really do hope that he regards it that way and he has no plans to go anywhere."The Chase sees contestants go against Britain's biggest brains in a bid to take home the prize money, however, things on the show do not always go to plan.As reported by The Mirror, some things appear to go incredibly wrong on the show, as Bradley doesn't actually get to see the questions any sooner than the contestants.This means they are unrehearsed, making room for the mishaps with the questions Bradley has on the show.Bradley previously told the Radio Times: "If there is a slight misread, I am stopped immediately - bang - by the lawyers.

Anne Hegerty, 64, has been on The Chase since 2010, becoming the first woman on the show and making her one of the show's longest-standing Chasers. In an interview with Express.co.uk Anne was asked if she competes with her fellow Chasers and how she feels about her position on the show in a very candid chat.Anne is on The Chase alongside Mark Labbett, Shaun Wallace, Paul Sinha, Jenny Ryan and Darragh Ennis.Express.co.uk asked Anne how she gets along with her co-workers behind the scenes and whether there is any competition involved.She said: "We're all friends.

the Chase fans love Bradley's funny encounters with contestants, it seems his overly chatty ways often get him in bother. And at the National Television Awards last week, the Governess chatted exclusively with the Daily Star. During that chat, she revealed one of Bradley's worst habits saying: "He sometimes has the tendency to chat on and on and on with contestants and we're sitting down at the bottom with The Chase's producer, who doubles as the show's editor, and he's like 'for goodness sake, Brad! This is all coming out' and makes snip gestures.

With the National Television Awards taking place tonight in London, familiar faces from across the world of TV have headed down to Wembley Stadium to celebrate the best of 2022 on the small screen. Among those who’ve been spotted at the NTAs, including Best Presenter nominee Alison Hammond and fellow This Morning host Holly Willoughy, are The Chasers from the hit ITV game show hosted by Bradley Walsh.

Anne Hegerty, 64, who is best known by her Chaser name The Governess, defended Jenny Ryan, 40, after she tweeted to her 109,400 followers, asking for them to help her decipher what a disgruntled Twitter user was referring to in a nasty tweet.The tweet from Jenny read: “Can anyone enlighten me as to what this person is referring to?”After an unnamed user, which Jenny purposefully left out of the cropped image, had written to her: “I thought you were disgusting in Beat the Chasers with your attitude towards your fellow chasers.“It was embarrassing on The Chase watching you blow your own trumpet, but seeing the episode with Margot and Ria again demonstrated what an appalling person you are.!With her characteristic wit, Anne was one of the first to reply to Jenny’s plea for help concerning the less than complimentary tweet.She joked: “I believe they are trying to say, 'Nurse! I'm out of bed again!'”Gaining 350 likes for her remark, which was even more likes than Jenny’s original tweet, others commented with numerous laughing emoji’s.One of those who liked Anne’s reply was former Countdown star Carol Vorderman, who has her own wicked sense of humour.In line with Anne’s reply, others defended Jenny, whose Chaser nickname is The Vixen.One user under the name Hazel commented: “I don't know what they're on about.“I've never met you, but you were the chaser when my Mam was on and she said you were fab.” (sic)And another added: “Jenny don’t listen to them I don’t care what anyone else says but u are an amazing person who is so nice and respectful.U are the vixen. U don’t have a attitude at all.

The Chase star Jenny Ryan, 40, was astonished when she was blasted for "disgusting" and "appalling" behaviour.

The Chase favourite Jenny Ryan, AKA ‘The Vixen’, looks unrecognisable with her new blonde hair. Known for her statement 60s spectacles and red hair – usually styled in a beehive with a pony tail – Jenny, 40, shocked Celebrity Lingo viewers as she appeared on the show with bright blonde locks. Joined alongside ITV’s Dr Ranj Singh, the well-known Chaser completed her new look with a bold print wraparound dress and statement glasses.

 “They have tried out a few 20-year-olds for The Chase as quizzers.“I would be more than p***ed off if I was replaced, as she would not be as good as me.“Nobody is about to replace me.”In his Oxford Union address, Mark said the producers were looking for someone who can “play like Anne or Jenny (Ryan) and looks like she can be on Love Island”.The popular ITV quiz show is in the middle of its 15th season, and all the current Chasers have tons of experience to show for themselves. In an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk from earlier this month, Anne further expressed how unhappy she would be about the decision to introduce new blood.The star previously revealed that the more Chasers there are, the less money they all get paid. She explained: “If they introduce one, I mean, we won’t get told.“It will kind of be sprung on us. I guess we’ll just have to put up with it.”Based on the pattern of recruitment over the last few years, it seems unlikely there will be another Chaser for some time. After the first series of The Chase, Anne joined Mark Labbett and Shaun Wallace in 2010.Paul Sinha was added the following year, after which changes to the panel occurred much more slowly.In 2015, Jenny Ryan became the fifth Chaser on the panel, while the most recent addition, Darragh Ennis, was introduced in 2020.This comes as Anne has a new sitcom in the works called Gammon, and is likely to branch her career away slightly from ITV.“The sitcom hasn’t actually been greenlit yet,” she told Express.co.uk.“We are hoping for someone to pick it up.

The Chase star Jenny Ryan recently showed off a brand new look as she attended an event in London. The 40 year old, who is best known as The Vixen, posed up a storm on the red carpet at the press night for Sister Act: The Musical at the Eventim Apollo in London on Wednesday 27 July.

Jenny Ryan, 40, has publicly apologised to fans who were hoping to see her at the Choose Love Variety Show on Sunday.The event was set to take place on Sunday at the Clapham Grand music hall in South London.Jenny took to Twitter yesterday to announce that the show had to be postponed due to issues with the “logistics”.In view of her 109,000 followers, The Chase star uploaded a promotional poster for the event along with a statement explaining the reason for postponing the event.She wrote: “My sincerest apologies to all ticket holders - we must postpone the Choose Love Variety Show due to be held on Sunday evening at @TheClaphamGrand and reschedule it for later in the year.“Statement in the next Tweets: ‘Dear Ticket Holders,“As much as we hate disappointing people, we are going to have to move our lovely Choose Love Variety Show to make sure we can put on the calibre of night that we were planning.”In a separate tweet, the TV star continued: “We had a couple of surprises planned but the dates and logistics haven’t quite lined up and we want to make sure that you have them.“We will be back soon with a new date for this event!“Thanks so much for booking to be part of it.

Jenny Ryan is best known for her formidable TV performances as the "Bolton Brainiac" on quiz show The Chase - but little did fans know that she has been pursuing another career avenue behind the scenes.The quick-witted star publicised her stand-up comedy debut in aid of Women and Children First on Twitter today, amid talk of the star reviving her halted singing career."Surprise stand-up debut!" she announced to her 109,000 followers.She reposted an advert from the charity explaining how to access the show, titled Cracking Comedy, for 24 hours only on catch-up TV."You have 24 hours to watch #crackingcomedy on @nextupcomedy with #jamesacaster, @MaisieAdam, @sindhuvfunny, @mrmikewozniak, @rocknrolga, @NathanCaton, @elf_lyons, @dnlfoxx and @VixLeyton," the ad read."Plus the stand-up debut of Jenny Ryan, @jenlion from #thechase!"Women And Children First UK describes itself as follows: "Amazing women are being empowered to help others survive and thrive.

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Beat The Chasers' penultimate episode came with drama on Thursday night (May 19) and fans say they have 'never been so gutted' over a contestant's loss.

The Chase star Anne Hegerty has had a pop at her co-stars branding them all "evil" after they compared her to Disney villain Cruella De Vil. Anne, known as 'Frosty Knickers,' has taken a swipe at her fellow Chasers after she was missing from a Beat The Chasers line-up. Anne took to Twitter to repost a video clip from the most recent episode of the ITV spin-off show, hosted by Bradley Walsh.

There was what could have been a very awkward moment on This Morning when Beat The Chasers star Issa Schultz admitted to not knowing who Holly Willoughby was. The quizzer was on the ITV daytime show to chat to the presenter and her co-host Phillip Schofield.