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This Morning star Alison Hammond has joked about Kate Middleton's photo mistake on social media.The Princess of Wales got everyone talking when the Royal Family shared a photo on Mother's Day that had been edited. The Royal photo, which comes after Kate's planned abdominal surgery, showed the princess with her kids, Prince George, 10, Princess Charlotte, eight, and Prince Louis, five.

The Masked Singer final is tonight, meaning the celebrity identities of Bigfoot, Cricket and Piranha will be revealed and fans are already convinced that they know who is underneath the mask of Bigfoot. Viewers believe the man behind the yeti costume is Alex Brooker and it's led to him breaking his silence on the speculation. Bigfoot has been performing on the show with his leg in a cast, which has led viewers to look to Alex - given his TV show The Last Leg.

Josh Widdicombe is best known for showing off his wit on Channel 4's The Last Leg - but he's not the only one in his family who works in the TV industry.

Glasgow contestant Florence joined Michael Mcintyre's new game show The Wheel on Saturday night, as a fresh batch of celebrity guests joined the BBC programme to help members of the public bag a fortune of life-changing money.

Rylan Clark has had fans rushing to support him after announcing "I've just got married."

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! star Seann Walsh has hit back after he was shamed for making a parenting joke. The 37 year old comedian was criticised by a sea of trolls after he laughed that he hadn't been "woken up" during the night with his newborn baby daughter, Wilder.

Blur performed a special gig at the BBC Radio Theatre for Radio 2 last night (July 18) – debuting new song ‘Barbaric’, showcasing their new album ‘The Ballad Of Darren‘ and inviting Phil Daniels on-stage for ‘Parklife’. Check out photos, footage and the setlist below.Following on from playing to 90,000 fans per night at their two massive Wembley Stadium shows last week, the Britpop heroes returned to the capital to perform a much more intimate show for just 300 lucky competition winners and media.

Just Stop Oil protestors stormed the set of Channel 4 show The Last Leg tonight. The chat show hosted by comics Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker was being broadcast live when the protesters appeared on screen just seconds into the programme, handing the hosts orange hi-vis vets.

Soccer Aid is returning to Manchester this year with a fantastic line-up of famous faces. Among the celebrities taking to the pitch at Manchester United's Old Trafford on Sunday, June 11 is Alex Brooker.

X Factor star Stacey Solomon, 33, has described how she “only has a few mates” - in contrast with the 5.4 million people who follow her on Instagram.The star revealed it was lockdown that really inspired her to embrace the online community and the world of social media. Stacey opened up about her Instagram journey on the podcast Rob Beckett and Josh Widdicombe's Parenting Hell a couple of weeks ago. Rob asked Stacey if she felt there was a lot of pressure for her to upload a lot of home and family-based content to Instagram regularly.Stacey is the host of the BBC show Sort Your Life Out, where she revamps cluttered homes in the UK with her team to change the way families live for the better. Speaking to Rob and Josh about her use of Instagram, she mused: “I don’t think there is that much of a pressure because I don't think anyone is that hooked on anyone else's life.” Rob quickly protested this, saying that she was just “being humble” and that people loved her “unbelievable” social media content.The comedian then went on to point out the former singer’s millions of Instagram followers, naming her the “influencer of influencers”.“I think it’s more casual than that, Rob,” Stacey explained. “I don’t think if I go off for a few days, people are going to be like, ‘Oh my life is over…’ You know?”“I enjoy it,” Stacey continued.

Loose Women panellist Denise Welch, 64, sometimes arrived for work at the Coronation Street set while still under the influence after staying up all night.The star, who is currently appearing alongside her husband Lincoln on BBC show Unbreakable, reveals she found it very tough to cope with starring in the ITV soap as Natalie Barnes, after landing the role in 1997.She said: “If I was away from home, I would be awake all night and go straight to work.That wouldn’t happen now on TV shows.  "There were times when I shouldn’t have even been on.

X Factor star Stacey Solomon, 33, has described how one particular habit Joe Swash, 40, has as a parent that leaves her “infuriated”.The star then went on to share that, in spite of this, it was Joe’s approach to parenting that made her fall in love with him. Stacey opened up about her parenting style on the podcast Rob Beckett and Josh Widdicombe's Parenting Hell a couple of weeks ago. Rob asked Stacey to name the “one thing Joe does that infuriates you with the kids”, as well as the “one thing she loves most” about him as a parent. Stacey is the host of BBC show Sort Your Life Out, where she revamps cluttered homes in the UK with her team in order to change the way families live for the better. Speaking to Rob and Josh about husband Joe, she explained: “The one thing that he does that infuriates me is that he loves to get… stuff. “I hate getting my kids stuff for no reason - unless it’s like a birthday, bar mitzvah or whatever, why are they getting stuff? Do you know what I mean? That’s just life. “You don’t just wake up one day and get stuff unless it’s bills through the post.So I hate that, it drives me absolutely mental!” she added. The pair then went on to ask Stacey what kind of things Joe would buy for the children. “He comes home with absolute rubbish you know?” she complained. “Like a plastic car or, I don’t know, slime, gunk, whatever and I’m like, ‘Why? Do you hate me? What is this?’”Rob then went on to quiz Stacey on whether her grievance was more about the clutter or whether she was worried about her kids being spoiled. “It’s a combination of the two,” she explained.

Stacey Solomon, 32, giggled after her comments about how precarious fame can be were related back to This Morning stars Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield. It comes as Stacey and her husband Joe Swash have been at the centre of rumours that they could replace the presenting duo when the time is right.Speaking on Rob Beckett and Josh Widdicombe's Parenting Hell podcast, Stacey touched on her career and how the public opinion on celebrities is in constant change.She said sometimes famous people are “really popular,” but this can change within seconds, as “everyone will hate you”.The Loose Women star also revealed that she and husband Joe try to make the most of their exposure and accept as many gigs as possible.She said: “I genuinely in this industry think to myself, ‘Sometimes you’ll be really busy and really popular and sometimes no one will care who you are and everyone will hate you, right?’“And also it’s not like you can get yourself a promotion and be like, ‘Right, I’ve sorted myself out, I’ve worked my way to the top…’”Comedian Rob, who is close friends with Stacey's beau Joe, interrupted: “Well, look at Holly and Phil, like, within one day…”Stacey simply giggled at her friend's jibe over the queue-gate scandal surrounding Holly and Phil, before continuing: “It’s so hard, it’s so hard.

Stacey Solomon, 32, giggled after she and husband Joe Swash were compared to This Morning stars Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield.The couple had been at the centre of rumours that they could replace the presenting duo when the time is right.Speaking on Rob Beckett and Josh Widdicombe's Parenting Hell podcast, Stacey touched on her career and how the public opinion on celebrities is in constant change.She said sometimes famous people are “really popular,” while others “everyone will hate you”.The Loose Women star also revealed that she and husband Joe try to make the most of their exposure and accept as many gigs as possible.She said: “I genuinely in this industry think to myself, ‘Sometimes you’ll be really busy and really popular and sometimes no one will care who you are and everyone will hate you, right?’“And also it’s not like you can get yourself a promotion and be like, ‘Right, I’ve sorted myself out, I’ve worked my way to the top…’”One of the hosts interrupted: “Well, look at Holly and Phil, like, within one day…”Stacey simply giggled before continuing: “It’s so hard, it’s so hard.

Stacey Solomon, 33, has opened up about how tough blending families with her husband Joe Swash has been for the newlyweds.The star, whose 33rd birthday is today, has admitted it is difficult to be a mother and stepmother, which may surprise some fans, due to her picture perfect family Instagram updates from Pickle Cottage.The Loose Women presenter has said it takes a lot of hard work to navigate the "rocky road" of combining families. Stacey and Joe have suffered two tragic miscarriages in the past, before welcoming their second child Rose in October 2021. The presenter is also mother to Rex, who she shares with Joe.Before meeting Joe, Stacey gave birth to Leighton, nine, and Zachary, 13, from previous relationships. George Clooney admits 'terrible mistake' he and Amal made with twinsJoe himself shares his eldest child Harry, 13, with ex Emma Sophocleus. The former couple split up shortly after Harry's birth. On the Parenting Hell podcast with comedians Rob Beckett and Josh Widdicombe, she opened up about the realities of family life at home in Essex.It comes just two months after the couple tied the knot in the garden of Pickle Cottage."The blended family situation has been a rocky road,' the mum-of-four admitted."That has never been easy."We have always had to work really hard to make sure everyone feels secure."She said she felt reassured about the blended family dynamic at her recent wedding, when kind words from her sons' speeches left her in tears. In August, Stacey wrote how her family's speeches were "everything". She added she couldn't get over how "kind, mature and caring" the speeches were. "We love you all so much, more than you’ll ever know.To the moon and back forever boys [black love-heart emojis]

Stacey Solomon has opened up about her and Joe Swash's blended family, revealing that it has "never been easy". The Loose Women star, 33, started dating former EastEnders actor Joe, 40, in 2016 and the couple have gone on to welcome two children together - Rex, three, and Rose, one - and earlier this year they tied the knot.

Adam Hills couldn't help but cheekily share thoughts on the famous faces avoiding the queues to see the Queen lie in state. The comedian was back at the helm of The Last Leg on Friday night after he made a decision not to go ahead with the planned programme last week.

Tyson Fury and wife Paris are always giving fans insight into their family life and the choices they have made in raising their six children.

Performances of Magic Mike, Celine Dion, and Rob Beckett and Josh Widdicombe live podcast tours set to take place in Manchester next May might have to be rescheduled if the city is chosen to host next year's Eurovision Song Contest.

Welcome to Metro.co.uk‘s The Big Questions, where we ask, well, the big questions (and the smaller ones too) and this week, we’re getting stuck in with Josh Widdicombe.The comedian has had a glistening career on a number of the nation’s most treasured panel shows, including The Last Leg with Adam Hills and Alex Brooker, and Mock The Week.His latest series of Hypothetical with co-star and fellow comic James Acaster has just been released on Dave, and the 39-year-old is also keeping himself busy with his podcast Parenting Hell, which he co-hosts with Rob Beckett.Amid his busy schedule, Josh sat down with us to chat all things Hypothetical, how he was once pied by Caitlyn Jenner, and the ‘myth’ that is cancel culture.It was lovely to return to doing the TV show in kind of the way it was intended to be, with people in the audience. Hypothetical really works off the energy of the audience and is about being in the moment and being in the room, so it was so nice to have the audience back.

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