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Ruth Langsford has admitted she found her Strictly Come Dancing stint "terrifying" and 'overwhelming'.The Loose Women presenter graced the BBC ballroom in 2017, where she was paired up with show-pro Anton Du Beke and knocked out one week before the big Blackpool performance.Ruth, 62, has now opened up about her Strictly stint and admitted she found the whole thing "terrifying".READ MORE:This Morning's Holly and Phil face calls to be 'sacked' after 'skipping queue'Speaking to Jojo Sutherland on her and comic Bruce Devlin's Be Honest podcast, Ruth said: "I loved all the makeup and wigs. I mean, I had a different wig, a different hairstyle every week."I loved it. It was amazing.

Lorraine Kelly has revealed that the one star she won’t have on her ITV show is controversial figure Katie Hopkins.The 62-year-old said that the media personality was a “busted flush” and that she is the one exception to the rule.The mother-of-one spoke to Jojo Sutherland and Bruce Devlin on a recent episode of their podcast Be Honest and had a lot to say about the former The Apprentice star.Lorraine was asked about her previous guests and she replied: “The only person that I genuinely wouldn’t have on the show is Katie Hopkins.”She continued to slam the businesswoman: “It’s because I actually think that person is dangerous.”Kelly also mentioned some other guests which had appeared on her lunchtime show over the years, including actor Ralph Fiennes back in 2019.Ralph, who played Voldemort in the Harry Potter series, reportedly found the interview “nerve wracking” because he was “uncomfortable with live TV", adding "He hated every single moment of it."She also touched upon the struggles of live broadcasting and mentioned a few celebrities whose interviews hadn’t gone to plan.Actress Parminder Nagra was scheduled to speak to the ITV legend over a Zoom call, but she almost missed her slot because she “just never turned up”.Lorraine admitted that things “go wrong” on a “daily basis” whilst filming for the show and revealed one guest’s unfortunate mistake.She said: “I nearly interviewed Lady Gaga, but we were waiting for her.

Lorraine Kelly, 62, said she wouldn’t be inviting Katie onto her ITV daytime show, Lorraine.She had some less than kind words to say about Katie Hopkins, 47, who she described as a “busted flush”.The 62-year-old revealed she is open to having most guests appear on her show, with one exception.When asked about the guests she has on her show, mother-of-one Lorraine said she wouldn’t be inviting Katie onto her show anytime soon.Lorraine said: “The only person that I actually genuinely wouldn't have on the show is Katie Hopkins.“She's a busted flush.”Television star Lorraine revealed the celebrities she has banned from her show when she spoke to comedians Jojo Sutherland and Bruce Devlin on the latest episode of the Be Honest podcast on Sunday.She went on to describe the media personality and former businesswoman as “dangerous”.Lorraine explained why she wouldn’t allow Katie to speak on her show: “It's because I actually think that person is dangerous.”During the podcast episode, she also spoke about how “really big stars” such as actor Ralph Fiennes found being on the show “nerve-wracking” when he appeared as a guest in 2019.Describing his appearance, Lorraine said: “He hated every single moment of it.”She described him as a “brilliant actor,” but said he was “uncomfortable” with live TV.Lorraine also said “things go wrong” with live TV, giving the example of how DI Ray actress Parminder Nagra recently missed a live interview which they had scheduled to do over Zoom.Lorraine said: “She just never turned up”, and admitted there had been a mix-up with the timing of the interview.She added: “Things go wrong on a daily basis for us.”Another elusive guest has been Lady Gaga.Lorraine said: “I nearly interviewed Lady Gaga, but we

Lorraine Kelly has spoken out and said she 'should have complained' about her portrayal on Bo Selecta. The TV presenter was played by actor Leigh Francis, better known as Keith Lemon, during the Channel 4 show in the 2000s.