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STRICTLY veteran Anton Du Beke is loving his new role as full time judge on the show – it’s the first time he has lasted a whole series without being voted off. Over the 18 years he has been on the BBC1 dance favourite — as a pro dancer until last year — Anton has never even made it to the final two contestants, let alone won the contest. And though the coveted glitterball is still beyond his reach, the 56-year-old consoles himself with the fact that no one can give him the boot these days.

Former England soccer team manager Sven-Goran Eriksson will continue to contribute to a Prime Video documentary about his life and career, despite his terminal cancer diagnosis.

MasterChef fans were up in arms that John Tarode had stole Greg Wallace's famous line.Viewers tuned in on Tuesday (16 August) to watch the likes of Gogglebox's Chris Eubank, All Saints star Melanie Blatt, choirmaster Gareth Malone, dancer Queen Mo-Jo and Eastenders actor Cliff Parisi cook against one another for a place in the final. Each contestant was given a secret ingredient to work with and All Saints songstress Mel was asked to conjure up something with chocolate.READ MORE: Celebrity MasterChef's Nancy Dell'Olio leaves fans baffled over food blunder on BBC showShowing off her desert skills, Mel opted to deliver the judges John and Greg a seriously appetising and calorific chocolate and peanut butter cheesecake.Speaking to camera, John praised the hitmaker for idea but stressed she'd need to ensure that she had a "buttery biscuit base".After hearing the three words from the Greg Wallace's Buttery Biscuit Base mash-up that went viral a few years ago, online users went wild.However, many fans were unhappy that John had stolen Greg's thunder.One person penned: "OI Torode! Only Gregg can say 'buttery biscuit base' #MasterChef."A second echoed: "Wait did John just say buttery biscuit base."While a third chimed in: "No John didn't just say buttery biscuit base #MasterChef."All celebrities went head-to-head in three intense rounds and for their final dish were asked to cook up their favourite plate.It was a tough round, with every single star throwing their all into delivering a tasty serving.

Love Island star has been taking part in the BBC One cooking competition alongside the likes of Danny Jones from McFly, Paul Chuckle from the Chucklebrothers and American star Nancy Dell'Olio amongst other celebrities. Faye has been impressing on the show so far, cooking a myriad of dishes for judges John Torode and Gregg Wallace. She broke down as she discussed her reasoning behind doing the show, and how she wanted to choose dishes specifically based on what her dad liked.

CELEBRITY Masterchef viewers last night rallied around just one contestant - kids TV legend Paul Chuckle. The 74-year-old star - one half of the Chucklevision duo when his brother Barry was still alive - sailed through to the quarter-finals.

Love Island star Faye Winter was praised by Masterchef's Greg Wallace after he was blown away by her cooking skills.The 27-year-old joined John Torode and Greg Wallace for the BBC One cooking show as part of the final four celebrities.Alongside her, comedians Paul Chuckle, Kae Kurd and McFly singer Danny Jones stepped up to the plate to try their hand at making a complicated dessert for the judges.READ MORE: Celebrity MasterChef's Nancy Dell'Olio leaves fans baffled over food blunder on BBC showTheir expectations were low, but the former Love Island star got top marks for her efforts.The dish involved cooking eggs and judges were apprehensive about some of the star's methods as they hadn't made the dessert before.Fans were also surprised at their performances and one confused viewer even shared their thoughts on Twitter.They wrote: "How the f*** is anyone going to know how to make that without practice or knowledge?"Faye beat the odds and presented her dessert with pride, was met with sincere approval and told that she should "become a pastry chef".John said: "Your custard is a nice consistency, wow. Its really nicely made.

MasterChef 2022. He will be competing in the first heat against reality TV star Faye Winter, Paul Chuckle, comedian Kae Kurd and Nancy Dell'Olio, who you can read more about here. The celebrities will face the normal challenges of trying to impress judges Gregg Wallace and John Torode with their own recipes and ones that they have to follow.

CELEBRITY MasterChef fans were left disappointed just minutes into the new series premier. The BBC cooking competition returned last night with a host of famous faces, including Love Island star Faye Winter and ChuckleVision's Paul Chuckle.

Rotherham 's finest, many fans were left scratching their heads at who the celebrities on the show were. Battling it out with Paul in tonight's episode was McFly star, Danny Jones; comedian, Kae Kurd; TV personality, Nancy Dell’Olio; and reality TV star, Faye Winter. @monifieth13 said: "love Masterchef, but it seems to be a graveyard for z- celebrities who's careers are in the toilet and no one else wants them anymore.

FAYE Winter is famous for many things - her remarkable run on Love Island, her mind-boggling number of Ofcom complaints and now her turn on Celebrity Masterchef. But when she appeared in her promo picture for the cookery show many spotted one thing missing - her famous plumped-up lips. However, after the show she had the 4ml of filler that she had put in before entering the villa in August, dramatically reduced.

LOVE Island's Faye Winter has survived on Celebrity Masterchef - despite making cookies some fans said looked like "turds". The 26-year-old made it through to the first round - but another reality TV star wasn't so lucky.

#CelebrityMasterChef"While a third laughed: "C'mon Nancy be honest, you've never had to cook your whole life! #CelebrityMasterChef"

When self-professed "potty mouth" Faye Winter first appeared on our TV screens from the Love Island villa last summer, we had a feeling it wasn’t going to be the last we’d see of her. Famed for her relentless sarcasm, no-nonsense attitude and rib-tickling one-liners – not to mention her infamous chocolate brown lipstick – the Devon-born reality star is now turning her expertise to cooking.

Alex Jones put up a brave front as she presented The One Show last night after posting on social media describing a 'tricky and challenging patch in her life'.

TV presenter Alex Jones has impressed viewers by being incredibly candid when speaking about her life off camera. The 45-year-old presenter took to social media with an online post describing a "tricky and challenging patch in her life", In the message, the Welsh presenter told her 337k followers: "Things have been a bit tricky for us recently and in all honesty, I haven’t had time to be on here between working and the children but I randomly logged on and saw all your lovely messages gently asking if we were all ok.

The One Show turned tense when Jermaine Jenas pointed out that host Alex Jone had been rude with her questioning.On Tuesday's programme, the presenters were joined by McFly's Danny Jones, Paul Chuckle joined them in the studio while Nancy Dell’Olio videoed in.Alex was desperately trying to dig for information to determine if any of the hopefuls had any natural cooking ability but with her approach she may have over-stepped the mark with her questioning.READ MORE: The Chase fans praise 'beast' player on ITV show after 'amazing' cash builderWith Nancy joining on screen, Alex asked: "You've got Italian roots so I'm thinking you're going to channel a bit of Nigella kind of cooking, you're going to be fantastic.

Celebrity MasterChef 2022 is returning to the BBC this summer. Now the full star-studded line-up has been revealed – and it’s a real cracker. This year fans can look forward to seeing famous choirmaster Gareth Malone OBE, Strictly star Katya Jones, RuPaul’s Drag Race finalist Kitty Scott-Clause and All Saints’ Mel Blatt facing the heat in the kitchen.

Nancy Dell’Olio has signed up for ‘Celebrity MasterChef’. The former ‘Celebrity Big Brother’ contestant - and ex-girlfriend of former England football manager Sven Goran-Eriksson - is said to have joined the line-up for the star-studded BBC cooking competition, according to the Daily Star newspaper's Hot TV column. That is despite the 60-year-old lawyer once admitting she "doesn't enjoy cooking much".

Anton Du Beke, 55, was a professional dancer on Strictly Come Dancing between 2004 and 2021, taking the role as a judge on the show this year.The judge admitted that he had some "questionable" outfits when dancing on the show and prefers the "top hat and tail" in traditional ballroom.Anton was a professional dancer on the show for 18 series, only making the final in his first season in 2004 with Lesley Garrett.He has partnered the likes of Anne Widdecombe, Nancy Dell'Olio, Judy Murray and Esther Rantzen, but has rarely made it to the final.Talking about the show to Best magazine, Anton said: "I’ve had some questionable outfits on Strictly, but I’ve always felt most comfortable in a top hat and a tail."When we used to compete in the ballroom

Nancy Dell'olio made a thinly-veiled dig at Cheryl and Victoria Beckham as she praised the new crop of WAGs.

European Football Championship, due to the latest generation of WAGs not being a distraction for players.The Italian lawyer lavished praise on the new breed of “intellectual” partners who will be attending the Euros 2020.Nancy claimed she had warned footballers other halves during her era, including Victoria Beckham, Cheryl Tweedy and Elen Rivas about keeping a low profile while in German town Baden Baden for the 2006 World Cup, but was simply ignored by them.She said: “I tried to warn some of them about their behaviour because they were distracting the players.“The press were not talking about the wives and girlfriends of any other of the teams.