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Mark Labbett says that he and his Beat The Chasers co-stars "earn like Premier League footballers" when filming the spin-off. Beat The Chasers sees one contestant go head-to-head with all six of The Chase's quiz experts in a bid to best them in rounds of general knowledge.

Follow OK! on Threads here: https://www.threads.net/@ok_mag Four years after announcing he'd been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, The Chase star Paul Sinha has had huge praise heaped onto him by his colleague Anne Hegerty. Anne, 65 - known as The Governess on the much-loved ITV game show - was representing the quizzing series at last night's National Reality TV Awards, 31 July.The Chase not only bagged the Best Game Show award, but Anne also walked away with the prize for Best Presenter at the London soiree. And whilst speaking to Daily Star and other press on the red carpet, prior to the glitzy awards ceremony, Anne insisted that her dear friend and fellow 'Chaser' Paul remains at the top of his game, despite recent health concerns.

The Chase's Paul Sinha has come clean on his former gambling addiction in a breathtakingly honest interview - and also revealed how he gets his new ‘high’.

Gogglebox fans have been left overwhelmed with excitement as two new additions were announced for the celerity spin-off. The Channel 4 show has been a hit amongst viewers for 10 years with those tuning in to watch a bunch of normal folk giving their honest reviews on the newest TV show, classic films and breaking news announcements.

The cast of Celebrity Gogglebox did not hold back when commentating on This Morning.The Channel 4 series, which sees stars react to recent TV highlights, is back for a fifth series with some familiar and new faces. Stars returning to the line-up included Nick and Liv Grimshaw, Bez, Shaun Ryder, Paul Sinha, Olly Levy, Clare Balding, Alice Arnold and Martin and Roman Kemp.

The Chase star Paul Sinha has revealed he proposed to his husband with a £20 ring. Paul, also known as 'The Sinnerman' on the hit ITV quiz show, proposed to Oliver Levy with the budget ring from Topshop in 2019. The couple, who have been together since 2016, tied the knot in a "wonderful" ceremony just under a year later.

Molly-Mae Hague has taken to Instagram to share a sweet video of daughter Bambi watching her in a video on YouTube. In the video shared to her Instagram Stories, the former Love Islander shows her four-month-old daughter Bambi sat on a table while being safely held onto by Molly-Mae, watching a video of her mum on YouTube.The video shows little Bambi glued to the screen, rarely taking her eyes off the video of her mum Molly-Mae. In the lovely clip - captioned "Mummy's biggest fan" - Bambi can be seen smiling and cooing at the camera while glued to the screen and clearly loving every moment of watching her mum.

Tommy Fury admitted he feels pressure to keep up a masculine persona outside the boxing ring due to social media, speaking during the all-male takeover of Loose Women.

Tommy Fury confessed he "doesn't have time" to propose to his long-term girlfriend Molly-Mae Hague - but insists he's "100% ready" for marriage. The famed boxer and reality star, 24, met his girlfriend Molly-Mae, 23, while taking part in the smash-hit ITV2 dating show Love Island, where they quickly fell in love and finished in second place. Since then, the couple have gone from strength to strength, welcoming their first child together, daughter Bambi, in January of this year.

Earlier today, Loose Men returned to ITV1 and ITVX as Radio 2’s Vernon Kay, boxer Tommy Fury, The Chase’s Paul Sinha and actor and musician Martin Kemp joined the panel, but one panellist shocked the rest as he revealed he was going commando. On the topic of “Do you ever go commando?”, Martin revealed: “It’s not the cleanest of things, in fact, I tested it out today” before the audience and fellow panellists burst out laughing.

On last night's episode of The Chase, one lucky Scot took home the jackpot after beating The Sinnerman.

Stacey Solomon was left stunned as she showed off her top to toe transformation and 'sneaking out' of the house after being left to solo parent. Earlier this week, the mum-of-five joked she was the 'worst wife ever' when she shared her lack of sympathy for husband Joe Swash who had been struck down by 'man flu'.

EastEnders fans think they have worked out the reasons beind one of the observations they made in the recent flash-forward scene which revealed there will be a death in Albert Square this Christmas. Fans of the BBC One soap were reeling last month when a lock-in at the Queen Vic for six iconic female characters led to a tease of what's to come at the end of 2023.

Fans of The Chase were quick to respond as Paul Sinha issued an apology about his appearance on the show amid his ongoing health struggle. The Chaser, known as The Sinnerman on the hit ITV quiz show, took to social media following the airing of the latest episode on Tuesday (March 28).

The Chase star Paul Sinha opened up about his Parkinson's and discussed the symptoms of his medicine during Tuesday night's episode.

The Chase stars Darragh Ennis and Paul Sinha have shared their top tips for hopeful quizzers aiming to take on the best in the business.

Bradley Walsh, 62, has presented The Chase since it began in 2009, with Anne Hegerty, 64, joining the show as The Governess in its second series.The Governess was asked by Express.co.uk if she could see anyone replacing Bradley on the show, admitting "she can think of a few" in the revealing interview.Anne works on The Chase alongside fellow chasers Darragh Ennis, Mark Labbett, Shaun Wallace, Paul Sinha and Jenny Ryan.Bradley has presented the show since it started and has become an integral part of the famous ITV quiz show.Express.co.uk asked Anne if she could imagine Bradley ever leaving the show, with The Governess opening up about the possibility.She said: "People keep trying to have this conversation with me and I'm just like 'Can't hear you!'"I can't imagine the idea of Bradley leaving us and having to find someone else."I suppose I could think of a couple of names that might but Bradley is just an integral part of the whole show and his rapport with the contestants and with us."It's just I can't imagine him being replaced!"He once said to me 'The Chase is my pension' and I really do hope that he regards it that way and he has no plans to go anywhere."The Chase sees contestants go against Britain's biggest brains in a bid to take home the prize money, however, things on the show do not always go to plan.As reported by The Mirror, some things appear to go incredibly wrong on the show, as Bradley doesn't actually get to see the questions any sooner than the contestants.This means they are unrehearsed, making room for the mishaps with the questions Bradley has on the show.Bradley previously told the Radio Times: "If there is a slight misread, I am stopped immediately - bang - by the lawyers.

Anne Hegerty, 64, has been on The Chase since 2010, becoming the first woman on the show and making her one of the show's longest-standing Chasers. In an interview with Express.co.uk Anne was asked if she competes with her fellow Chasers and how she feels about her position on the show in a very candid chat.Anne is on The Chase alongside Mark Labbett, Shaun Wallace, Paul Sinha, Jenny Ryan and Darragh Ennis.Express.co.uk asked Anne how she gets along with her co-workers behind the scenes and whether there is any competition involved.She said: "We're all friends.

Mark Labbett, 57, has become one of the most recognisable faces on British TV since he landed the job as a Chaser on ITV’s The Chase in 2009.The show is still going strong and Mark has gained a reputation as one of the most formidable opponents the contestants can come up against.However, Mark admits that he does have some gaps in his knowledge that The Chase hopefuls can use to their advantage.He said in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk: “I deliberately keep one area weak and that’s soap operas because, as I modestly put it, Superman needs kryptonite.  “There has got to be a topic that when it comes up, Bradley starts capering around because he knows I don’t know it and the contestants go, ‘Hey, we know he doesn’t know this!’  “Having said that, if my job depended on it, I would close that gap in a couple of weeks, but we need that vulnerability.”The quizzer even joked that he and co-star Paul Sinha once feared for their jobs because they were so “unstoppable”.

ITV game show. Paul, who is known to The Chase fans as The Sinnerman, made the revelation to host Bradley and the contestants on the show after a question about colours came up. Bradley asked The Chase hopeful and Paul to answer a question about the Wallace and Gromit film The Wrong Trousers.

The Chase star Paul Sinha opened up to Bradley Walsh about a sight issue which makes it hard for the quiz ace to visualise colours.