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Almost two years after his passing, Paul O'Grady has finally been honoured with a headstone.The cherished presenter sadly died at 67 on March 28, 2023, due to sudden cardiac arrhythmia. Last year, it was revealed that the comic was still awaiting a headstone, as plans for a memorial in St Rumwold's Churchyard in Bonnington, Kent, had faced delays. Paul's one-time agent Joan Marshrons said: "It is unfortunately a lengthy process.

In a poignant tribute, Paul O'Grady's widower, Andre Portasio, has shared a heartbreaking video of the TV legend, recorded just 20 minutes before his untimely death. Paul, who tragically passed away in March 2023 at the age of 67 due to sudden cardiac arrhythmia, is seen in high spirits in the footage, thanking fans for their unwavering support. As Paul would have celebrated his birthday this week, Andre chose to share the heartfelt clip to mark the star's 'heavenly birthday'.

BBC Radio 2's beloved presenter, Rob Beckett, is set to bid farewell to his Sunday show, the broadcaster has confirmed.

Zoe Ball will return to BBC Radio 2 with a new weekly show, the broadcaster has announced. Zoe left her breakfast show last year, with Scott Mills later taking over. She will host a new weekly show from May and two specials including a BBC TV show celebrating Elaine Paige’s 60-year career in showbusiness.

Queen Camilla has been left heartbroken following the death of her beloved Jack Russell, Beth.

The Queen has been left heartbroken after the death of Beth, one of her beloved dogs.The terrier was adopted by Camilla from the Battersea Dogs and Cats Home, along with her other dog Bluebell. Buckingham Palace posted a statement on social media on Monday, 18 November, alongside a montage of images of the Queen’s pet.The statement read: “A sad farewell to Beth, the Queen’s much-loved companion from @Battersea_Dogs and Cats Home who brought such joy, whether on walkies, helping on official duties or curled up by the fire.” It is understood Beth had an untreatable tumour and had to be put down at the weekend.

The late Paul O'Grady made sure his dogs would be well looked after as he left £15.5 million in his will, and included £125,000 just for his five dogs. Paul tragically died at his home in Kent in March last year when he was just 67 years old due to a sudden heart problem. But earlier this year it was been reported that his agent Joan is taking care of his dogs - Nancy, Arfur, Conchita, Eddie, and Sausage.

The entertainment world was shaken when beloved TV icon Paul O'Grady passed away "unexpectedly but peacefully" at the age of 67 in March 2023. New documents surfaced this week revealed he left behind an astonishing £8.4 million fortune from his bustling television career.The documents revealed that the cherished For The Love of Dogs host amassed significant wealth, cared for by his company Buster Productions, so-named in homage to his darling late dog.These figures were disclosed to Companies House by Pauls confidante and representative Joan Marshrons, 71, as reported by The Sun.

Paul O'Grady's husband has allegedly lost his battle with neighbours to turn an outbuilding at his farmhouse into a bigger space. Andre Portasio is said to have applied for permission to extend the building and turn it into a house three times its size. He is understood to have inherited his and Paul's £3 million home in Kent following the TV favourite's sudden death last year.

Coronation Street star Claire Sweeney has been inundated with messages from fans after she shared a gut-wrenching update on social media. It comes following the heartbreaking loss of her Brookside co-star Dean Sullivan last year.

Alison Hammond has announced the end of her stint on ITV's For The Love Of Dogs with a heartfelt post on social media.

ITV bosses are reportedly unhappy with Alison Hammond's performance as the host of For The Love of Dogs and are considering replacing her.

Currently one of the most sought after women in television, Alison Hammond seems to be on our screens more than ever as the much loved presenter recently made her debut as the new host of ITV's for the love of dogs - taking over from the late Paul O'Grady, in addition to her existing roles on This Morning and The Great British Bake Off. The former Big Brother star is looking better than ever after committing to a new wellbeing routine following the tragic death of her beloved mother back in 2020, and with her incredible weight loss comes a whole new wardrobe for fans to admire as the mum of one isn't just known for her infectious laugh and bubbly personality but also her incredible sense of style! And it just keeps on getting better, as whilst her ITV co stars are more prone to the high end look whilst in front of the camera, Alison is much more high street- often flaunting a budget friendly wardrobe on screen with plus size looks that are as affordable as they are stylish.

Comedian Julian Clary paused his live show in Liverpool to pay tribute to the late Merseyside icon Paul O'Grady. Julian, who was a close friend of the TV star, shared some of the final messages he exchanged with Paul before his death last year and touching anecdotes about their friendship. Paul, who was born in Birkenhead, died aged 67 in March 2023.

Alison Hammond was hit with a blow when she recently made her presenting debut on For The Love of Dogs. Following the passing of former presenter Paul O'Grady in 2023, the This Morning host is now the new face of the show.

Alison Hammond had a one-word response to a fan who hit back at those who 'judged' her taking on the presenting role on For the Love of Dogs before watching the show for themselves.

Alison Hammond is reportedly earning a 'five-figure sum' every week after becoming one of the UK's most high-profile TV presenters.The 49 year old has come a long way since she first burst onto our screens as a housemate on Big Brother in 2002. She landed a small presenting slot on This Morning that same year, and fast-forward 22 years, she is now one of its main presenters. But This Morning isn't the only big TV coup Alison has achieved, as she began her role as a co-presenter on C4's The Great British Bake Off in 2023.

Alison Hammond was hit with a blow as she made her presenting debut on For The Love of Dogs.The TV star is the new host of the hit ITV show, following the passing of former presenter Paul O'Grady in 2023. The new six-part series kicked off on Tuesday, 16 April with Alison, 49, who also hosts This Morning and the Great British Bake Off, appearing as the host for the first time. However, her new role has divided TV viewers, and this seems to have reflected in the viewing figures.

Amanda Holden has been the presenting face of many a TV show over the years, and with talk of a possible return of the iconic dating show Blind Date, her name has been thrown in the ring.The rumour mill surrounding possible new hosts went into overdrive after Dan Baldwin, Hungry Bear Media boss and the husband of Holly Willoughby, hinted that the ITV show could become the latest reboot following the successful return of nineties classic Gladiators, now hosted by Bradley and Barney Walsh. On Wednesday, 17 April, Amanda, who was a contestant on the show when she was just 19, was asked about whether she wanted to become the new Cilla in a segment on Good Morning Britain with Richard Arnold, reports the Express.

Alison Hammond has clapped back at trolls after receiving unexpected criticism for her new role on For The Love of Dogs.The beloved This Morning star has stepped into the shoes of the late Paul O'Grady, who sadly passed away last year, as the host of the heartwarming show. Taking the reins at Battersea Dogs and Cats Home in London, Alison, 49, made her debut in the six-part series that premiered on Tuesday, 16 April.

One year on since the death of the late, great Paul O’Grady, Alison Hammond stepped into the shoes of the canine loving host to helm a brand new series of For The Love of Dogs - and fans were divided about the star’s debut. As regular viewers will know, the smash hit ITV series follows the efforts of staff at Battersea Dogs and Cats Home as they help to care for and re-home animals in need.