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Kirstie Allsopp is now married to her property tycoon boyfriend Ben Andersen, after two decades of partnership.

Kirstie Allsopp, the star of Location, Location, Location, has tied the knot with her long-term partner Ben Andersen.The 53 year old TV presenter and the property tycoon have been together for 21 years after first meeting at a party in 2004, and share two sons, Bay and Oscar. Kirstie is also a stepmother to Ben's children from his previous marriage.

Richard Osman has apologised for previously defending Gregg Wallace. Author and former Pointless star Richard, 54, says he is sorry after he 'stuck up' for the Masterchef host. Richard was speaking on the The Rest Is Entertainment podcast he hosts with Marina Hyde.

Gregg Wallace, who has recently made headlines, experienced an awkward exchange with a contestant on Monday's episode of MasterChef: The Professionals. Despite stepping down from his presenting duties last week, he was still featured questioning French contestant Gaston about his Greek-inspired dish.

Melanie Sykes has become the latest celebrity to speak out against Masterchef presenter Gregg Wallace, who has stepped down from the culinary show amid allegations of inappropriate behaviour, which he denies.TV and radio presenter Melanie appeared on Celebrity MasterChef in 2021 and has claimed she made an informal complaint about his behaviour on the show, reports The Telegraph. In her autobiography, Illuminated, which was published last year, she wrote that the behaviour on Masterchef was 'jaw-dropping', sharing: "The MasterChef experience continued to be an eye-opener, and some unprofessional behaviour on set was jaw-dropping." Expanding on her comments via her YouTube this week, Melanie said: "Every time Gregg came over to the desk, I didn't really like him being around really because it's all about vibrations and energy".

Gregg Wallace, the MasterChef presenter who's currently under scrutiny, has previously bragged about making racially insensitive and sexual jokes during his time at the BBC. In his 2012 memoir, the 60-year-old former greengrocer confessed to being "naughty" during his stint on Saturday Kitchen, saying: "I love my innuendoes, and I would make jokes all the way through, making such quips like: 'I've got a Korean cookbook at home called 100 Ways to Wok your Dog' and 'Henry VIII liked getting head from his wives'.

TV presenter Kirstie Allsopp has been sharing more details about an 'embarrassing' encounter with MasterChef host Gregg Wallace.

Wallace was stepping down from MasterChef after a series of complaints were made to the BBC.The allegations included a pattern of inappropriate sexual comments and actions made by Wallace to 13 people who worked with him over a period of 17 years, with the corporation passing the allegations onto Wallace’s representatives shortly before they were made public.Wallace’s lawyers said it is entirely false that he engages in behaviour of a sexually harassing nature, while the presenter himself posted a video on social media thanking fans for showing him support.Today (December 1), Wallace went on to claim that the allegations of misconduct against him only come from “middle-class women of a certain age”.His remarks have prompted a response from Allsopp, who took to X/Twitter this morning to share her own experiences of working with Wallace, where she claims he made sexually inappropriate comments to her.“Within 1hr of meeting Gregg Walllace he told me of a sex act that he & his partner at the time enjoyed “every morning”, she’d just left the room, we were filming a pilot. Did he get off on how embarrassed I was? It was totally unprofessional, I’m a #MiddleClassWomanOfaCertainAge,” she wrote.She went on to address why she never reported the incident, saying: “Because you feel, in no particular order, embarrassed, a prude, shocked, waiting for a male colleague to call him out, not wanting to “rock the boat”, thinking it’s better to plough on with the day, assuming you misheard/misunderstood or just don’t get the joke.”Within 1hr of meeting Gregg Walllace he told me of a sex act that he & his partner at the time enjoyed “every morning”, she’d just left the room, we were filming a pilot.

Loose Women's Charlene White stood her ground with American Airlines staff, insisting it was against the law to be seated away from her children on a flight.The 44 year old presenter, mum to Alfie, seven, and Florence, five, with her partner Andy Woodfield, was adamant she wouldn't board the plane until the issue was resolved. During a chat on Alan Carr's Life's A Beach podcast, Charlene shared: "I've got no problem with complaining about stuff.

Eamonn Holmes has sparked quite a reaction after he charmingly kissed the hand of his GB News co-star Stephanie Takyi during a light-hearted break from the programme he presents with Isabel Webster.

Eamonn Holmes has caused quite the stir after charmingly planting a kiss on GB News co-star Stephanie Takyi's hand during a cheerful respite from the programme he hosts with Isabel Webster.

Eamonn Holmes has shared a poignant memory about giving his eldest son, Declan, a stern warning against binge drinking as a teenager.

Kirstie Allsopp has shared her fury after social services got in contact following her son's three week travel trip across Europe.The Location, Location, Location star was hit with backlash by concerned parents after letting her 15 year old son interrail across Europe with his mate and it sparked a social services file to be opened.The TV presenter, 52, has revealed that a social worker contacted her after child protection concerns were raised about her son, Oscar following his interrailing trip without an adult. Kirstie, who shares Oscar with partner Ben Andersen, told the Mail Online that she received a text from Kensington and Chelsea Children Services asking to have a conversation following a 'referral' they had received 'in relation' to her son.

Eamonn Holmes revealed on GB News Breakfast that he once warned his eldest son, Declan, about the dangers of binge-drinking when he was a teenager and wanted to go on holiday alone.

Kirstie Allsopp has sparked a debate online after revealing that she let her 15 year old son travel across Europe without an adult.The Location, Location, Location star was met with concerns from worried parents after her son went interrailing with his mate who was 16, but she quickly hit back with a witty remark. Fans of the 52 year old TV presenter, who shares Oscar with partner Ben Andersen, believe he's too young to be interrailing around Europe for three weeks without an adult.

Lucy Alexander, the original co-presenter of the BBC's property show, Homes Under the Hammer, was a staple on our screens. The TV star, who began her career in children's television on Channel 5, became synonymous with the programme alongside Martin Roberts from its inception in 2003. However, Lucy bid farewell to the show in 2016 and has since appeared on A Place In The Sun and Channel 4's Best Of Both Worlds, stepping into the shoes of housing expert Kirstie Allsopp.

Kirstie Allsopp has paid tribute to her her auctioneer dad after announcing her heartbreak at his death earlier this week.The Location, Location, Location presenter said her 83-year-old dad Baron Charles Henry Allsopp, was the "best" of his generation and she was "so proud" to have been his daughter.The businessman and antiques expert was the sixth Baron Hindlip and educated at Eton College before serving in the Coldstream Guards from 1959 until 1963, when he moved to work at Christie's, one of the world's most prestigious antique and fine-art auction houses. Kirstie, 52, posted a photograph of her dad doing what he loved and wrote an emotional caption alongside it which said: “This is my Dad, Charlie Hindlip, he was a great auctioneer, the best of his generation, an artist, a gardener, a father of four, and grandfather of eight, a loving husband to a wife he lost too soon." She continued: "“He was a real star, he worked hard, played hard and went further than anyone ever expected.

Phil Spencer broke down in tears as he opened up about the tragic loss of his parents earlier this year, due to a car accident. His mum Anne, 82, and dad Richard, 89, sadly passed away in August when their car plunged into a river in Kent on their way to lunch. Phil released a heartfelt statement at the time, saying that his family was "holding onto the fact mum and dad went together" and it was some comfort to know "neither will ever have to mourn the loss of the other one".

Love It or List It star Kirstie Allsopp has revealed that she'll call the wife of her colleague Phil Spencer if she's ever worried about him. The Location Location Location co-stars have worked together on the Channel 4 show for over 23 years and have since presented Relocation Relocation, Love It or List It UK and Location Revisited. Speaking to OK!, Kirstie said that she spends a lot of time with her co-presenter as they're always working with one another and own their production company, Raise the Roof, together.

Location Location Location star Kirstie Allsopp has opened up about the "awful" aftermath to her accident on set, admitting that she's been left "bruised and battered" by the incident. In September, the 52-year-old revealed that she had fallen down the stairs of a pub whilst filming the Channel 4 show and was taken to hospital. “I lay on the floor for 20 minutes, the ambulance man picked me up, did tests, and they said, ‘Look, you haven’t got a major spinal injury, but you’ve obviously done something, so you should probably go for an X-ray,’” she remembered.

Kirstie Allsopp has become the queen of DIY Christmas over the years, drumming up festive cheer with her homemade baubles and crafty colourful wreaths. However, this year, for the first time ever, the TV presenter is escaping the traditional British festivities and boarding a plane to the Big Apple for a lavish New York Christmas. Kirstie, 52, is taking her partner Ben Andersen and their sons Bay, 17, and Oscar, 15, on an American trip to the famously festive city — and plans to celebrate the holidays in style.