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Alan Carr's Epic Gameshow saw a slew of celeb guests take on the classic game of Strike It Lucky, but fans were divided over the comedian's hosting skills of the iconic show.Joined by celebrities known for their TV work, Alan Carr welcomed Richard Arnold and Ranvir Singh; Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and wife Jackie; and Kelvin Fletcher and his wife Liz Marsland to their podiums.READ NEXT: Alan Carr's Epic Gameshow viewers all say same thing as they tune into ITV seriesMost fans enjoyed the exciting and classic gameshow, but some slammed it for being more suited to the host of the original show when it aired in the 80s and 90s.Alan Carr's Epic Gameshow sees the much-loved funny man take on the challenge of hosting a classic British gameshow - with previous weeks seeing him host a game of Bullseye.But this week saw him take on Strike It Lucky - a gameshow that aired between 1986 and 1999 - which was headed up by Michael Barrymore.Viewers were divided over Alan hosting the show, but one fan took to Twitter and even called for the gameshow to be commissioned into a permanent "full series" because they enjoyed Alan's work so much.They penned: "#StrikeItLucky by far the best of the #EpicGameshow formats - just suits Alan Carr more than any other. @ITV should commission a full series of this rather than persist with Epic Gameshow and too many episodes of Bullseye."But someone else slammed the comedian for a "rookie mistake" and said: "Someone tell Alan Carr you are supposed to say ‘what is a hot spot not’.

Former Emmerdale star Kelvin Fletcher and his wife Liz Marsland have opened up on their "whirlwind" two years after they moved their family life to a farm in the Peak District. Kevin, Liz and their four young children – Marnie, six, Milo, four, and 18-month-old twins Mateusz and Maximus have documented their journey on the new ITV1 show Fletcher’s Family Farm.

Emmerdale star Kelvin Fletcher, known for his role as Andy Sugden on the popular ITV soap, said goodbye to the Dales two years ago now as he leads his life as a sheep farmer on a 120-acre holding on the edge of the Peak District.

He played a farmer for 20 years in Emmerdale , but when Kelvin Fletcher bought his own 120-acre farm he knew nothing about rearing sheep, pigs, goats or alpacas. With his wife, actress Liz Marsland, and their four young children – Marnie, six, Milo, four, and 17-month-old twins Mateusz and Maximus – Kelvin has started a new life in the Peak District.Their adventures are being filmed for their new ITV1 show Fletcher’s Family Farm . They’ve had their share of challenges over the last two years – but they couldn’t be happier.

After realising a dream by setting up his very own farm with wife Liz Marsland and their children, former Emmerdale star Kelvin Fletcher is now a real-life Andy Sugden. With their then two children Marnie, six, and Milo, four, the couple relocated to the Peak District, where they purchased a 120-acre farm on the edge of the Peak District National Park.

 Former Strictly Come Dancing star Kelvin Fletcher, 38, hit out at fans who were left “upset” by a video where he can be seen poking his wife Liz Marsland with “a little boxing glove”. While the incident happened a long time ago, the Emmerdale star made it clear that he felt the need to address the situation, as his followers continued to voice their opinions on the clip.Kelvin took to Instagram today to shut down the criticism once and for all in view of his 489,000 followers.“Oh no, that old video that I put up of me poking Liz last year - I think that was last year - with a little boxing glove,” he began. “For those that don’t know us, we find it imperative to a happy relationship that jokes, humour and not taking ourselves too seriously…“Pranks or whatever you want to call them are, like I said, pretty important."“So that’s why it’s up there.

Kelvin Fletcher gushed that his wife Liz is an “absolute superhero” as he revealed he almost missed the birth of his twins. The former Emmerdale actor appeared on Lorraine to talk about his upcoming comedy debut and opened up about the latest new additions to his family. Kelvin and his wife Hollyoaks actress Liz Marsland welcomed their twin boys to the world back in May, who are also the proud parents to daughter Marnie, five, and son Milo, two.

Kelvin Fletcher and his wife Liz Marsland have revealed they've given birth to twins.It means the ex-Emmerdale star and Liz have now become a beautiful family-of-six - with their two new bundles joining their daughter Marnie, five, and son Milo, three.The new parents are yet to announce the names of the two tots, but the pair have hinted they have welcomed two baby boys after the doting mum shared a snap of their tiny feet. She captioned the sweet snap: "They are here!! My heart is filed with so much love and gratitude.

Olivier Awards at London's Royal Albert Hall on Sunday. The loved up couple, who announced in March that they were expecting twin boys, cuddled up for the cameras, with Liz proudly showed off her blossoming bump.  Moments before they arrived at the bash Kelvin's former Strictly partner Oti Mabuse had also graced the red carpet, but the trio were not photographed together after Kelvin and Oti were forced to deny romance rumours during their time on the show.

Kelvin Fletcher got in some quality time with his sweet son Milo ahead of the arrival of his twins with his wife, Liz Marsland.The former Emmerdale star and his other half, who also share daughter Marnie, five, as well as two year old Milo, announced back in January that they are expecting twins in the late spring or early summer. And the 38 year old was seen with little Milo in hand as they headed out in the rain to run some errands on Wednesday.The Ex-Strictly Come Dancing star was dressed for the grim and rainy weather in a warm, head to toe all-black ensemble while he made his way to the car with the young tot in hand. Kelvin and Liz announced their pregnancy with some gorgeous family farming photos on their respective Instagram accounts back in December 2021.

Kelvin Fletcher has said he was in "disbelief" after he and his wife Liz Marsland discovered they were expecting twin boys.The former Emmerdale star already has two kids with his wife Liz – five-year-old daughter Marnie and three-year-old son Milo.But they are gearing up to welcome two new additions, with Kelvin saying it was the "best day of [his] life" when they learned they were having twin boys.The Strictly Come Dancing champ said: "We've already got the best of both worlds with Marnie and Milo, so I didn't mind either way, but finding out we're having sons is amazing."He added to Hello! magazine: "It was the best day of my life. It was a moment of complete disbelief.

Ex-Emmerdale star Kelvin Fletcher, has posted a number of hilarious snaps to his Instagram account of himself and his pregnant wife, actress Liz Marsland as they prepare to welcome twins. Strictly Come Dancing winner Kelvin couldn't help but remark: “that bump is MASSIVE” as he shared the photos with fans.The actor, 38, and his wife are expecting twins in the late spring or early summer, so there’s little wonder behind the tongue-in-cheek caption. The pictures were snapped in a car, with Kelvin pulling a series of funny faces, and a comfily-clad Liz laughing along in the background.

Emmerdale star took the plunge last year and moved to the countryside with his family to delve into country living.He and his wife, Liz Marsland, are now settled into their new lifestyle after moving from Manchester to a farm in the Peak District back in February 2021.The couple, who share two children and have twins on the way, show the ins and outs of living on a farm on BBC One’s Kelvin's Big Farming Adventure.However, the move was not smooth sailing in the beginning, with Kelvin admitting it was a “pretty overwhelming” decision to take.Speaking to journalist Kate Thornton on her podcast White Wine Question Time, Kelvin explained why the huge move seemed “a little bit daunting”.Kate said she was three episodes into the couple’s programme and was “staggered” by their “naivety” when it came to the great outdoors.Amid laughs, Kelvin responded: “Makes for good TV though, eh?”Kate went on: “[I thought,] ‘Obviously he knows loads about farming after doing 20 years on Emmerdale…’“No, you didn’t! Did you?”Kelvin confessed: “Not a thing, not a thing.“I think the whole programme was a year in the making, from deciding to take the plunge and move out into the countryside, move to a farm…“It kind off organically developed from there, so with no real desire to go and become farmers.“It was just a case of a new change, you know, a new way of life, living in the countryside that happened to be buying a farm.“And then once we kind of got there and got a quick introduction into farming we just thought, ‘well, maybe we could try this… we’ll start small and we’ll go from there.’“So, as the programme shows, you know, we were so green…“I knew very, very little but I just thought I’d learn on the job, that kind of didn’t scare me because I

Kelvin Fletcher and wife Liz Marsland are expecting twins together and as the debut series of their show, Kelvin's Big Farming Adventure, came to an end, the star paid tribute to her.READ: A look at Kelvin Fletcher and his wife Liz's romantic love storyAlongside a still of the pair, who have known each other since they were eight, the actor first wrote about his experience on the show. "It's the last episode tonight!" he enthused.

Kelvin Fletcher has called accusations that he “copied” Jeremy Clarkson’s farming show “unfair”.The former Emmerdale actor and wife Liz Marsland - who are currently expecting twins - are the stars of new show Kelvin’s Big Farming Adventure.The BBC follows the couple as they set up their 120-acre working farm on the edge of the Peak District, despite having no farming experience between them. Jeremy Clarkson launched his own farm last year called Diddly Squat Farm and documented his experience in running it for the Amazon Prime series Clarkson’s Farm. As a result, Kelvin has received some criticism that he has tried to ‘copy’ Jeremy’s show, something which he denies in a new podcast interview.

Strictly Come Dancing champion Kelvin Fletcher, 38, has recalled his time on the dancing competition after tensions ran high during the filming of Kelvin’s Big Farming Adventure. In Monday’s episode, Kelvin and his wife Liz Marsland were rushing to get their sheep ready to compete in the Ashbourne Show in Derbyshire.The couple entered three of their rare-breed Cotswold sheep in the hope that winning an award would increase the value of their flock.Unfortunately, with just a day to go before showtime, a ram named Daniel was nowhere near show ready.Much to Kelvin and Liz's horror, the defiant sheep refused to stand upright and was absolutely covered in his own mess.As Liz tried to cut away the muck stuck to Daniel’s coat, Kevin watched in disbelief and said: “None of the others are like that.

BIG Farming Adventure viewers were left shell-shocked after hearing a gristly story about how a farmer was eaten by his own pigs. Monday night's instalment of the new BBC show starred Kelvin Fletcher and his wife Liz Marsland - and one of them got more than they bargained for when meeting a local farmer.

Kelvin Fletcher will be a familiar face to many - a former soap star, and now with his own farming show, he's no stranger to the world of TV.

Kelvin Fletcher's BBC farming show took a racy turn when her had to fondle a sheep's testicles - before admitting the fluffy animal had a "nice package".The ex-Emmerdale star has just launched his BBC farming show - Kelvin's Big Farming Adventure, and it's fair to say he's already got his hands dirty on the farm.The actor has moved to his new farm on the Peak District - with his wife Liz Marsland - who is pregnant with their twins.It's fair to say the former Strictly champion has been getting his hands dirty on the farm, too, because he had to fondle a sheep's testicles on Monday's episode (January 24).In the second episode of the new BBC series, Kelvin was tending to some sheep - but his expert farming neighbour had a unique task for him.Firstly, he had to reach for a sheep's udders so that he can check that the sheep are physically healthy.It's because Kelvin and his wife were trying to sell wool from the new flock.Struggling, Kelvin cried out: "I don't even know where I'm feeling!"Jill asked: "Does it feel like a normal udder?"Fletcher replied: "That's the first udder I've ever felt, but it feels nice, yeah!"The episode turned chaotic when Kelvin had to chase a ram called Daniel so that he could feel his testicles.The actor struggled to catch the creature, but eventually caught him.Jill burst out laughing as he said: "Nah they're good, them,"He then quipped: "Nice little package, that."Kelvin recently revealed what the hardest part of his day on the farm on Channel 4's chat show - Steph's Packed Lunch.Host Steph McGovern asked Kelvin and wife Liz what a typical day looked like on their farm.Liz said: "Well, first and foremost, we sort the kids out, we have to get them to where they need to be,"Kelvin added: "That's

Actor Kelvin Fletcher and his wife Liz Marsland recently revealed that they're expecting twins.The couple are set to welcome two new bundles of joy into their brood later this year, with them already sharing Marnie, five, and three year old Milo together. Kelvin and Liz announced the happy news during an appearance on BBC Breakfast on 17 January, with the former Emmerdale star joyfully exclaiming: "We found out we're having not just one baby but two so we're having twins!" The pair's exciting news comes after the first episode of their new BBC One series aired, Kelvin's Big Farming Adventure. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter .

Kelvin Fletcher and his wife Liz Marsland recently announced that they're expecting twins, after first sharing their pregnancy news back in December. Former Emmerdale actor Kelvin, 38, and Liz, revealed that they're preparing to welcome two bundles of joy into their brood during an appearance on BBC Breakfast on Monday 17 January. That's not the only major change in Kelvin and Liz's family life however, as they are now living on an 120-acre farm in the Peak District.