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Pointless and now a bestselling novelist, fell head over heels in love with Ingrid Oliver, who prompted him to marry aged 52. According to Richard, who tied the knot earlier this month, their nuptials were "never not going to happen".The bachelor met his wife almost two years before their wedding when she was a contestant on his BBC show, House of Games.Although he rarely opted to socialise after filming sessions as he had to be up early again the next day, he felt an instant attraction to Ingrid and decided to make an exception."Happily [rowing Olympian] Matthew Pinsent was on the same show, he's such a lovely fella, and he said, 'Let's go for drinks,'" Richard recalled.He seized the opportunity to get to know the mysterious stranger better, declaring: "You know, this evening I think I will!"Richard and Ingrid hit it off that night, leading him to feel instantly that they could have a future together."It was a very pleasant surprise, but we were both ready for it...

Richard Osman has opened up about his upcoming wedding to actress Ingrid Oliver, after announcing his engagement in May. The Pointless host recalled getting to know his now-fiancee after she appeared on the ITV show House of Games, which he hosted, with Sir Matthew Pinsent, who also appeared on the episode, calling for them all to have a drink together afterwards. Speaking about the romance, Richard told Lorraine Kelly: ‘We’re getting married in December, which is lovely, in a very un-showbizzy wedding, just all our [close] friends and things like that.

Dai Greene says Britain’s Olympic stars must turn a deaf ear to rising fears that the Tokyo showpiece will not take place.

Riyadh Khalaf thinks 'Celebrity MasterChef' brings out the "worst and best in you". The YouTube star recently won the coveted 'MasterChef' trophy after seeing off competition from the likes of Sir Matthew Pinsent and Sam Quek, and Riyadh has now confessed that tensions ran high throughout the competition.

Celebrity MasterChef winner Riyadh Khalaf has admitted that it wasn't always a happy kitchen on the BBC One reality show.YouTuber Riyadh won over judges Gregg Wallace and John Torode in the series finale late last month, defeating English rower Sir Matthew Pinsent and Olympic champion Sam Quek.Riyadh looked back on his time in the MasterChef kitchen on The One Show on Thursday (August 13), where he admitted that tensions ran high throughout the competition."You know when you stand at the back of the room and John and Gregg are judging someone else's dish, you know there's about 20 cameras looking at your reaction and when they get a bad review for their food, you've got to go, 'Ohh darling, that's so bad!'" he told Alex Jones.He admitted:

John Barnes, Sam Quek, Sir Matthew Pinsent and Judy Murray are among the star names who will take part in the upcoming series of Celebrity MasterChef.