Lucy Kennedy: Last News

entrepreneur who now has her own clothing range POCO, and is soon to add a makeup range to her business portfolio, is happily married to Brian Ormond now but in the 2005 show she was looking for love and went on a TV show to find it.During Deirdre O’Kane’ Talks Funny, the host chatted to Lucy Kennedy about one of her first presenting gigs, which was for a TV show called The Ex-Files.Each episode centred around one person who would go on a date with three of their exes.In the end they would choose which ex they would want to go on a luxury holiday with and the chosen ex could then agree to the holiday or say no and take home €3,000.The episode shown by Deirdre featured a much younger Pippa O’Connor, looking almost unrecognisable wearing a

Virgin Media’s Drive-In Movies the Ireland’s Got Talent host divulged the mortification the pair moved past to live a lifetime of love together.The couple first met aged 23 at Richie’s sister’s wedding where the Living with Lucy star recalls their first kiss, a ‘sneaky peck behind a van or something classy’.As for their first date she jokingly recounted: ‘He called in ten minutes early, how embarrassing for him, so eager!’The Ireland’s Got Talent presenter hurriedly answered the door under the impression her housemate had come home without her key, but alas, that was not the case.She opened the door in a compromising state to a shocked Richie: ‘I was bleaching my moustache.

Gemma Collins, Katie Hopkins and Barry Keoghan, but there are still tons of people who she has yet to move in with.We all have our ideas about who we’d like to get to know better, but if Lucy could put together the ultimate list of celebrities to move in with, a dream team of Living with Lucy guests, who would the top 5 be?In no particular order…Katie Price had been due to appear on the next season of the show until the pandemic forced a re-think of the show format for this year, but she’s still on the list.‘I really wanna see Katie Price’s house, I would love to live with Katie Price, I think she would be fascinating person,’ Lucy tells EVOKE.Next on the list of potential Living with Lucy guests that she would love to live with on the show

the senator, who has served in Seanad Éireann since April 2016, joins Lucy at the Meath guest house where they chat about her troubled teenage years, her motivation to change and her drive to protect the vulnerable.They also find the time to celebrate Lynn’s 36th birthday with her two children Jordanne and Jaelynne.It’ll be the second time Lucy moves in with a senator, her first being David Norris 10 years ago, when Living with Lucy was on RTÉ.Lucy says Lynn was a ‘no-brainer’ when it came to picking the final guest to round out this series, which has invited viewers into the lives of legendary footballer Paul McGrath, Ian Dempsey and Mario Rosenstock, Adele King/Twink, Greg O’Shea, and Amy Huberman.Lucy tells EVOKE that Lynn ‘has had a

Lucy explained. ‘There’s pros and cons.

Lucy about what it was like to lodge with Ireland’s very own ‘Ooh Ahh’ Paul McGrath.‘He is just a living legend. One of the most humble, nicest guys I have genuinely ever met, and at this stage of the game I’ve met so many celebrities and he was just such a pleasant surprise.‘He’s very shy, humble, gentle, very sweet, he’d time for everybody, obviously we all just loved him immediately,’ she explains.‘He has just such a lovely way about him.

Irish Mail on Sunday.‘It’s a doer-upper. I am looking forward to it but these things take so long, so hopefully we will be in for Christmas.

EVOKE the radiant Lucy self-deprecatingly joked, ‘We could do a piece called Living with Lumpy because I have put on eight pounds during lockdown and that is just from red wine and bread.’A woman after our own hearts!‘I basically just get into the fridge,’ she jested discussing what she eats in a day before explaining, ‘Now I’m obviously trying to be healthier and shift said pounds so I generally would have a porridge type thing for brekkie.’‘Lunch, this is the annoying thing, the sooner my children go back to school the better because I plan on having a wrap, then I finish off their sandwiches.’‘Then nighttime I’m trying to hit the salads but then again last night I had a pizza.’‘I’m just the worst person in the world, I don’t have a plan

are different.’We’ll be getting a double dose of her on our TVs if she gets her way as she stated, ‘I don’t see why the two couldn’t happen moving forward.’While Living with Lucy gives us the chaos of running around with each celebrity, she says, ‘With Lodging with Lucy people will get a more in-depth interview with the celebrity. There’s less movement obviously because we’re not running around the place.’They’re staying close to home with guests due to travel restrictions but it’s a positive for the host as she enthused, ‘It’s great interviewing Irish guests, it’s easier.

We all have our strange obsessions that put a smile on our face. For some people, it’s watching Dr Pimple Popper and for others, it’s watching people cut up soap.

Living with Lucy is a staple of Irish telly, it’s been with us through thick and thin. But now we’re in the midst of a health pandemic, how will the iconic series go ahead?