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Strictly Come Dancing hopeful Kaye Adams has joked about falling victim to the so-called Strictly Come Dancing curse.The 59-year-old, who is in a long-term relationship with Ian Campbell, said it would be "a miracle" for her if it happened. The Strictly curse is a phenomenon used to describe when pros or contestants split from their off-screen partners during or shortly after their time on the show.Due to the harsh schedules, spending every day with their dance partners and performing sexy routines together, it can sometimes make romances suffer.Speaking to Clive Anderson on his My Seven Wonders podcast, Kaye discussed being signed up to this year's Strictly before knowing who her dance partner would be.After expressing her worries to hit the dance floor, Clive reassured her that she'd at least have more knowledge of dancing by the time the series ends.Naga Munchetty 'let off steam' after furious BBC Breakfast backlashHe went on to add: "You'd [also] probably have an affair with the dancing instructor and you might've won."Kaye replied: "The one question I get is, 'Are you worried about the Strictly curse?' I say, 'It'll be the b****y Strictly miracle'."I'm not worried about it all, bring it on!"On whether there was a particular pro she had in mind, the Loose Women star said she wouldn't want "a young Italian stud".The journalist was seemingly referring to Italian pros Graziano Di Prima and Giovanni Pernice, who won the show with Rose Ayling-Ellis last year."I think it will just discombobulate me at this age," Kaye added.

Tim Matheson was expecting a “colossal coked-up prima donna.”“Many people thought, ‘He’s going to be like he was on ‘Saturday Night Live’ – that big, bold, outrageous character,” Matheson told Fox News Digital. “People also thought he was going to be full of himself because, at that time, ‘Saturday Night Live’ was the most innovative show on television, and it was a huge hit,” he shared. “And he was their biggest star… But he and his wife Judy couldn’t have been more gracious, more down to Earth.”“He wasn’t trying to be funny or upstage anyone,” the actor recalled.

“Damn Glad to Meet You: My Seven Decades in the Hollywood Trenches.”Matheson told Fox News Digital that he, along with the rest of the world, was surprised when Buckingham Palace announced Markle’s engagement to Britain’s Prince Harry in 2017.“It was odd because she was engaged to somebody else [when I met her],” Matheson explained. “My first thought, being an actor, was, ‘She’s going to quit acting.’ It was a bold move on her part, especially marrying into the royal family. I just thought, ‘That’s a miniseries.’ I mean, come on!”Before the British prince, Markle, 43, was married to film producer Trevor Engelson from 2011 to 2014.

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Virgin River's very own Tim Matheson has shared some thrilling news on the progress of season seven, well ahead of the premiere of season six on Netflix.

Eddie Izzard had the best response when questioned on whether members of the public could support her as a politician, pointing out the obvious parallel between her and Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelensky.Over the years, the comedian and actor has made her political ambitions known, having announced her intentions to stand as a Labour MP a couple of years ago.The staunch supporter of the party has discussed her experience in the field further in a new interview, explaining how she responds when people ask if she’s ‘serious’ about representing a constituency.When asked by former barrister and presenter Clive Anderson on his podcast My Seven Wonders about what lies ahead for her in politics, she responded: ‘I’m pushing to be an MP. I was pushing to be an MP in the last General Election, and I’m hoping to be an MP in the next General Election.‘I will try very hard to get there and hope the people of the constituency I’m going for will elect me.

In memoriam. Nearly one week after revealing her 7-month-old son Adriel’s death, Anny Francisco posted an emotional throwback photo with the little one.

Paul Sinha, 51, has shared how his father supported his husband Oliver Levy, after the couple had a tense stand-off in front of him.The Chase star explained how at first he was apprehensive about coming out to his conservative Bengali family aged 35, but they quickly accepted him.Speaking on whether it was tough to reveal his sexuality, Paul told Clive Anderson on his podcast My Seven Wonders: “Certainly things have moved on, there’s no doubt that coming out to my dad was the fulcrum of everything that’s happened in my life.“When you grow up in a relatively conservative Bengali family and you know there’s no chance you’re ever not going to be gay.“You know this moment [of coming out] has to come at some stage.”The Chase star admitted he was

The Chase star Paul Sinha has opened up about his 'gambling addition.'

The Chase's Paul Sinha was forced to give up his pantomime career due to his battle with Parkinson's disease.