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Johnny Vegas is keeping his outdoors dreams alive as Carry On Glamping returns for a second series – but this time around it’s no picnic for the Benidorm star and his long-suffering assistant Beverley Dixon. The show follows Johnny, 53, as he tries to find a bigger home for his and Bev’s glamping business after the success of their Yorkshire site.The pair travel from Brighton to Leeds, and while they get up to their fair share of shenanigans, progress hits a wall when Johnny receives a diagnosis for ADHD, a condition that makes people struggle to concentrate, appear restless and find it hard to cope with stress.

EastEnders actress Melanie Clark Pullen has tragically died at the age of 46 following a battle with breast cancer. The EastEnders star who played Pauline Fowler's niece has tragically passed away. She was diagnosed with breast cancer in January 2019.

Maia Dunphy recently revealed the difficult news that her mother Helen has been having a very tough fight with cancer over the last year.

Johnny Vegas made a return to our screens this week to front a new Channel 4 documentary celebrating the British staycation.

Channel 4 documentary.Johnny Vegas: Carry on Glamping follows the 50-year-old TV star on a journey to discover the “coolest” campsites in Britain.But did you know household name Johnny has a very famous ex?He was married to Maia Dunphy for just over seven years before the couple, who have one son, split in 2018.Maia, 44, is an Irish television producer, broadcaster and writer – and married Jonny in Seville – her mother’s home Spanish town, back in 2011.She has produced and written a string of comedy shows including Podge & Rodge, as well as Katherine Lynch’s Wagon’s Den.The Dalkey TV producer also worked with Dustin the Turkey and has written regular columns for The Dubliner magazine, the Irish Times, the Irish Independent Insider Magazine

Maia Dunphy has melted our hearts with her Valentine’s Day present!

Instagram Stories on Thursday morning, revealing: ‘Great Scott!! Michael J. Fox will be joining me on The Late Late Show tomorrow night.

Maia Dunphy recalled how she was accosted at a train station and called a ‘pox’ in front of her five-year-old son.

RTÉ Guide Maia shared, ‘I’m a freelancer so at the start of lockdown I thought this is ok, I might lose one or two jobs, but then all my jobs were pulled, so it was pretty terrifying.’‘But I thought, I can afford to stay living where I’m living, I just need to batten down the hatches.

Maia Dunphy organised something positive for people to do while they’re in the comfort of their homes during these strange times. 

Oxfam’s bridal shop in the hopes that someone else will get as much joy out of it as she did on her wedding day.  A post shared by Maia Dunphy (@maiadunphy) on Jul 4, 2020 at 3:08am PDT‘After donning it one more time to raise a smile (and cash for the @irishcancersociety ) during lockdown, I have realised there’s no point in keeping my insanely beautiful Jenny Packham wedding dress in a bag forever,’ she wrote on social media on Saturday morning.‘It’s lovely to look at, but I’m never going to wear it again, and fear one day I’ll take it down to find a moth hole in it!’‘So I’m going to give it to the @oxfamireland bridal shop and hope that someone else gets as much joy out of wearing something so special.

One of the most talked-about events of the year, the VIP Style Awards, is taking place on Friday 24 April in The Marker Hotel, and the nominees have been announced.