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'Quite a few issues' Paul O'Grady, 66, reflects on life changes"She’s always been very generous in the past and people are repaying that kindness now and taking her out.“I don’t know of any romantic involvements but I’m sure she’ll have plenty of suitors."The source went on to say she believes Bev has tuned into this year's series, but isn't "glued"."She has her own life now and just wants the divorce through so she can get on with her next chapter in life," they added.Adam and Bev were married for 22 years.The reason behind their split isn't known.A statement confirming their marriage breakdown read: "Beverley and Adam separated in August last year and we ask that the family’s privacy is respected.”Around the same time, he announced he

His father died when the presenter was in his teens and his mother when he was 33.However, Paul has opened up about how he refuses to view heart issues as a “ticking time bomb”.Opening up to the Independent in October, he said: “No, I refuse to let myself think anything like that.“And I refuse to sit on the sofa watching daytime telly, counting tablets.“You get people who give up and I get so annoyed.“I think, ‘Don’t be silly, you’ve been given a second chance or a third or a fourth chance, so use it’.”In the same interview, the star admitted he’d given up drinking and lives an active lifestyle.A lot of this involves his work at Battersea Cats and Dogs Home, where he films his hit series For The Love of Dogs.

Not only that, but one of his ears also popped on the plane and the TV presenter’s ability to hear has been heavily impacted, causing him “total sensory deprivation” while trying to enjoy his time in Italy.Taking to Instagram, he shared a selfie outside gorgeous multi-coloured buildings while wearing large black sunglasses.He typed: “An accident waiting to happen.The shades are an old prescription and the world looks a little fuzzy, my ear popped on the plane and it hasn’t come back yet so I’m a bit Mutt and Jeff in one ear and the mask just adds to the total sensory deprivation experience.“These steps on the old bridges have been worn away over the years and consequently are like glass so there’s a possibility I might go flying into the

#burano #venice #venicefilmfestival #holiday,” he added.In response, his fans told him to “stay safe” and try to enjoy his trip.One commented: “Enjoy, be safe.”A second commented: “Hope you are well Paul.”While a third typed: “Take care, all round.”“See you Sunday tea time, Paul don't fall,” remarked a fourth.Paul lost both his parents to heart problems and he is now trying to stay healthy after suffering three heart attacks.The veteran TV star told The Sun on Sunday newspaper last year: “My cardiologist says I have the constitution of an ox.“Three days after my last heart attack, I was back fire-eating with McFly.“The heart is a muscle so you have two choices: sit on the sofa and count your tablets all day, or get on with it and get moving

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Paul O’Grady says he was chatted up by Ben Hur movie legend Charlton Heston while dressed as Lily Savage.

There’s no denying TV star Paul O’Grady is a huge animal lover, and a brief scroll on his Instagram feed will highlight this more than ever.The 65 year old TV presenter, who is the name behind For the Love of Dogs, which has been on screens since 2012, joined in with Instagram hype not too long, in mid-April, and ever since we’ve had an endless stream of adorable dogs, cheetah cubs, kittens and more on our Insta feeds – and we’re definitely not complaining. Paul, who thought he was batting coronavirus earlier this year, lives on a stunning farm in Kent – the perfect spot for his animal entourage – and we’ve managed to take a peek at his serene countryside life where his animals play happily.

Animal-lover Paul O'Grady has filled his farm in Kent with a menagerie of pets including five pet pigs, goats and his adorable dogs.

The Sun recently, Paul revealed: ‘I’ve just sort of gone off booze. I didn’t even have a drink on my birthday last month.’He explained that he suffers more now from hangovers and has decided that feeling rough the next day just isn’t worth it.

When the world went into lockdown earlier this year, the staff at Battersea Dogs & Cats faced a very serious challenge.

Paul O’Grady says his countryside home has become like The Addams Family mansion after a colony of pipistrelle bats moved into his loft.