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Scots star John Barrowman says his “life and career” were ruined after accusations he had repeatedly exposed himself on the set of the BBC One sci-fi series Doctor Who and its sister show Torchwood.

As the co-host of Strictly Come Dancing since it began an incredible two decades ago, Tess Daly has always been the consummate professional. Whether taking on her presenting duties with now sadly deceased TV icon Bruce Forsyth or, since 2014, alongside Claudia Winkleman, she flawlessly brings all the glitz and glamour to our living rooms every Saturday night. But although Tess, 55, and Claudia, 52, are known for ending each show by nearly breaking into a dance and uttering the immortal words, "Keep dancing!" the star has never set foot on the Strictly dancefloor to show off own smooth moves.

Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins star Anthony Ogogo has cheekily admitted that a bit of bedroom action has actually boosted his athletic prowess.The professional boxer, 35, is just one of the stars taking part in this year's series of Celebrity SAS, with Anthony joining the likes of TOWIE's Bobby Norris, Strictly's Pete Wicks, actor John Barrowman and journalist Rachel Johnson. However back in 2015, Anthony - who won a bronze medal in Men's amateur boxing at the 2012 Olympic Games - revealed one of the secrets to success in the ring is sex.

Scots actor John Barrowman sensationally quit Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins only 32 minutes after arriving at the base camp, and now his eye-watering fee has come to light.

Loose Women’s Andrea McLean has opened up about how she ‘fell apart’ on a gruelling television show, and begged it not to go to air. On the Mile Fly Club podcast, Andrea, opened up about her experience on Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins. Andrea starred in the reality show in 2019 but had to pull out of the physically demanding show due to hypothermia.

It's a notoriously gruelling show - but the Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins instructors didn't mince their words when it came to John Barrowman's shockingly brief stint on it. Exiting only 32 minutes in during Sunday's episode, the actor said he experienced a "lightbulb moment" convincing him that he didnt require aggressive motivation to understand his own worth.

John Barrowman made an early exit from Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins after just 32 minutes. However, while the show didn't offer a reason, it actually wasn't because of the brutal and gruelling physical tasks.The star has consumed "vile tofu" and subsequently fallen ill. In last night's premiere episode of the new series, he was seen vomiting before making his unexpected departure.The Channel 4 show did not give an explanation for his exit, however, the singer and actor has attributed it to eating vegan sandwiches.The 57 year old, who lost his ITV judging role in 2021 due to flashing allegations, revealed that this had been the only food available prior to the first task in New Zealand.

Celebrity SAS Who Dares Wins has officially started with 15 new recruits attempting to prove their abilities. But there's one man who viewers are questioning about why he’s gone to New Zealand in the first place.The stars were thrown in at the deep end and asked to walk across two wobbly planks suspended 335 feet in the air above a canyon.

Doctor Who star John Barrowman shockingly quit Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins just 32 minutes after arriving at base camp.The 57 year old star was part of the sixth series of the Channel 4 reality show, which made a comeback on Sunday evening, featuring celebs undergoing SAS winter warfare training in New Zealand's southern islands. Viewers saw Barrowman, who addressed the flashing allegations he faced in 2021 while on the show, vomit shortly after the first challenge. As the contestants suited up and prepared to see their digs, Barrowman began retching and announced to the group, "I'm out." When Mark "Billy" Billingham asked if he needed a doctor, Barrowman simply replied, "No...

Former professional boxer and Strictly Come Dancing celebrity Anthony Ogogo has come through a turbulent period in his life. His woes started with a devastating career-halting injury that drove him to the brink of despair, compounded when his long-term love Casey Wicks, who had been by his side since their teenage years, asked for divorce.This series of personal blows left Anthony confessing he was a "broken man". Fast forward to now, and it's a whole new chapter Anthony is overjoyed at being a new dad to his 11-day-old baby girl, feeling "proud" of the person he has reshaped himself into.

John Barrowman has confessed to experiencing suicidal thoughts following the scandal surrounding his on-set behaviour.The Doctor Who star had previously acknowledged exposing himself on set, but had downplayed it as mere "tomfoolery" and "high-spirited behaviour" intended to entertain colleagues. However, in a recent interview with the Mirror, he revealed that the scandal took a toll on his mental health.

Channel 4 is billing this as the toughest series yet of their brutal reality show Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins – and the condition of the stars on their flights home from New Zealand suggests they are spot on! Journalist Rachel Johnson, sister of former Prime Minister Boris Johnson, was nursing a broken rib after abseiling down the side of a dam and had skin that was black and blue. TV presenter Cherry Healey says she looked like a pin cushion when she took her clothes off and comedian Shazia Mirza was covered from head to toe in bruises.The remaining 12 celebrities all suffered injuries of one sort or another – even the one who quit the show after a single challenge and just 32 minutes at base camp! Geordie Shore’s Marnie Simpson admits, “I don’t think I realised just how tough it was going to be – I think I was being a bit delusional.” Shazia adds, “There’s being fit by swimming every day and lifting weights every day which is what I did in preparation for the series, and there’s being fit enough for the SAS.The two are totally different.” The group of 15 celebrities who take part in a condensed but intense version of a proper SAS selection course also includes former Dr Who actor John Barrowman, TOWIE’s Bobby Norris, ex-England rugby captain Chris Robshaw, DJ and reality TV star Bianca Gascoigne and Love Islander Georgia Harrison.

Marnie Simpson from Geordie Shore has opened up about her harrowing experience on Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins, admitting she genuinely feared for her life during a high-altitude trainasium task.The 32 year old reality star faced the daunting challenge, which is designed to test military personnel's head for heights and parachuting readiness. Recounting the terrifying moment, Marnie confessed: "I still thought there was a chance I could die on that trainasium, even though I know it's a Channel 4 show.

Love Islander Georgia Harrison and TOWIE's Pete Wicks are set to join the cast of the new series of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins.The duo will be partaking in the sixth series of the Channel 4 reality show, which involves celebrities undergoing SAS winter warfare training in New Zealand's southern islands. Unlike other shows, contestants aren't eliminated but are either culled by the directing staff or choose to withdraw themselves, with those who stick it out until the end being declared winners.

Fans of Lorraine were left gobsmacked as Andi Peters repeatedly displayed a topless shot of himself on screen.Talking to host Christine Lampard on Friday's show, 9 August, the presenter showed off his buff body in a photo of himself wearing nothing but boxer shorts, before making a very risque joke. Andi teased that he might have something in common with the viral Olympic pole vaulter who missed out on a medal in Paris, after dislodging the bar with his manhood.The former children's TV presenter – famed for his CBBC broom cupboard appearances with Edd the Duck from 1989 and into the 90s – transformed his body in the early noughties. Sign up to OK!'s TV newsletter to get updates sent to your inbox for free He also became a cover model for a men's fitness magazine, before starting up his own modelling agency which caters for fitness models.

Flush with new cash thanks to The Walt Disney Company, Doctor Who is getting another spinoff.

The Chasers have become some of ITV's most beloved stars, with an army of fans who avidly tune into the hit game show The Chase to watch their impressive skills. But while there is no question about the quizzers' incredible knowledge of pretty much everything, they give very few clues about their love lives. But we've done some digging and uncovered some very interesting nuggets about their off-screen romances, including marrying cousins, open relationships and 'secret' wives.

wrote Saturday on Instagram alongside a pic of his hospitalization. “Was on my way to an appointment yesterday when I collapsed in my kitchen. Six massive heart attacks later, and being brought back from dead 4 times.”“I apparently had a 100% blockage in my LAD,” Sheppard added, referring to the left anterior descending artery of the heart.Its blockage is commonly known as the “widowmaker” heart attack.The Post reached out to Sheppard’s reps for comment.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor The actors strike is over, and news has emerged that a biopic of Elon Musk, directed by filmmaker Darren Aronofsky, is in the works. The movie from A24 is to be based on Walter Isaacson’s authorized biography of Musk.

Follow OK! on Threads here: https://www.threads.net/@ok_mag Michael Barrymore was one of the best-known TV presenters in the UK when the body of Stuart Lubbock was found in his swimming pool on 31 March, 2001. Six years later, he was arrested in connection with the death of Stuart at his then-home in Roydon, Essex following a party, and later released without charge. But by then, ITV had terminated Michael's lucrative contract, and the presenter, now 71, had lost the TV career he loved.

Paul O’Grady's devastated partner Andre Portasio cradled one of his beloved pet dogs as he rode as part of the late entertainer's funeral cortege as it travelled through the village of Aldington. Andre was visibly emotional as he saw the outpouring of love and grief for his husband of five years, after locals in the village were invited to line the streets as the cortege passed. TV legend Paul, who famously portrayed the drag act Lily Savage, passed away "unexpectedly but peacefully" aged 67 on March 28 at home with Andre.