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following the sad death of Hilary Devey, aged 65. The businesswoman, who appeared on the BBC One show between 2011 and 2013, died following a long illness. She was in Morocco at the time, where she had a property.

Tributes from Hilary Devery’s Dragon’s Den co-stars poured in on Sunday, after the shocking news of the businesswoman’s death broke aged just 65.The entrepreneur appeared on the BBC One show between 2011 and 2013, where she sat alongside fellow Dragons Deborah Meaden, Peter Jones and Duncan Bannatyne as they brought to life much loved ideas from up and coming inventors.The star tragically died after suffering from a long illness, with her spokesperson confirming her heartbreaking death had taken place on Saturday, while she was living in Morocco. Following the shocking news, Deborah Meaden tweeted: “Very sad to learn that Hilary Devey has passed away at only 66. She was unique in every way and brought grit and warmth with her into the Den.

Loose Women panellist and BBC's Dragon's Den star Hilary Devey has sadly died at the age of 65.Her agent confirmed on Sunday (June 12) that the television personality had lost her battle with a lengthy illness.The Pall-Ex chairwoman's secret health battle at this current time still remains unknown.Reports confirm that the television star had sadly passed away while staying at her holiday home in Morocco. A spokesperson said: "I can confirm that Hilary sadly died yesterday."She had been ill for some time."The businesswoman shot to fame in 2008 appearing on the popular show Secret Millionaire and presented The Business Inspector in 2010.In 2011, her on-screen career really began to take shape as she joined Dragon's Den's entrepreneurs in the hot seat, including Peter Jones, Theo Paphitis, Duncan Bannatyne and Deborah Meaden.The no-nonsense Bolton-native had caught the attention of BBC producers after she'd made her millions from leading the UK's leading palletised freight distribution network Pall-Ex.After her two year stint with BBC, Devey went on to host a new Channel 4 series called the intern.

BBC Dragons’ Den star Steven Bartlett has broken his silence on his love life after opening up about his on rarely-seen girlfriend. The businessman, 29, is the youngest ever Dragon on the show and is on the panel alongside Touker Souleyman, Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden and Sara Davies.The multi-millionaire met influencer Melanie Vaz Lopez on Instagram in 2016 after bonding over one of his relationship videos.

Boris Becker’s daughter Anna Ermakova has been photographed with her mother in their first sighting since her father was given a two and half year jail sentence.Becker, the German former world number one tennis player, is serving time behind bars and faces deportation following a jail sentence for hiding £2.5million worth of assets and loans to avoid paying his debts.Ermakova and her Russian model mother Angela headed on a shopping spree in Kings Road and Sloane Street recently, after Becker began his sentence last Friday.The pair visited a Lloyd Bank branch in Kings Road, where they spent nearly an hour and left after closing time, with the 22-year-old wearing a big smile on her face.They then headed to the nearest Pret A Manger to buy some lunch before enjoying some retail therapy at large department store Peter Jones & Partners, carrying on the rest of their shopping trip in Sloane Street, visiting the Gucci store.Becker’s daughter cut a casual figure in a pair of navy tracksuit bottoms and pink crop top, while her mother donned a blue coat and trainers, with the pair consistently seen in deep conversation.Ermakova rounded off her shopping trip at Harvey Nichols department store, continuing to go about her life despite her dad’s legal woes.The youngster recently thanked members of the public for their support after her ex-Wimbledon Tennis champion father, 54, was jailed.Keeping it short and sweet, she shared an image of a calm sea and clear blue sky on Instagram.‘Thank you for all the support,’ she wrote alongside the picture.Becker was convicted of four charges of insolvency relating to his bankruptcy in 2017.He was declared bankrupt on June 21 2017, owing creditors almost £50m, over an unpaid loan of more than £3m

spoke to OK! Magazine about their pitch.Natalie, who is a mother of two girls, said that there was “no time for celebration” when the pair left the den because they had to “rush to the station to get home to the children”.She admitted: “We were really excited, but we had to talk in whispers on the packed train because we’d been sworn to secrecy until the programme aired.”The 36-year-old said that it had been “hard” to keep a secret but was grateful for the support that Dragons Deborah Meaden and Peter Jones had given their company, which they originally began in preparation for Christmas back in 2019.Natalie was already business partners with Alison when they decided to join forces.They both had full-time jobs and began “offering careers workshops” in secondary schools and “Christmas elf events,” which see “elves visiting homes, like a personal grotto”.Natalie recalled: “One day, I was decorating the Christmas tree with my daughters Sophia, then seven, and Olivia, who was four, when Sophia asked: ‘Mum, can you get black angels?’ It was a shock to hear her question.

Two business-minded single mums - best friends Natalie Duval and Alison Burton from Croydon, tonight scooped a huge £50,000 investment on Dragons' Den. Their diverse decorations company March Muses has proved a runaway hit, supplying customers with diverse decorations - which were previously unavailable or scarce to find in the shops and online. OK! spoke exclusively to the successful pals...

Dragons’ Den fans were left shocked over the steep valuation of one entrepreneurial pair's products as they displayed their wares in an unusual manner.Sisters Alex and Jenny entered the Den with their brand Pretty Mama, a demure but stylish maternity brand that specialises in hidden zips for breastfeeding garments. They attempted to bowl over the Dragons before they had even entered the Den as they sent in a female demonstrator with a baby in tow.

Dragons' Den viewers were left flocking to social media after Steven Bartlett made a comment that should have 'come with warning'. The Diary of a CEO host was back in the den on Thursday night alongside Sara Davies, Deborah Meaden, Peter Jones, and Touker Suleyman as they listened to more pitches for their investment.

DRAGONS' Den viewers were loving the addition of Steven Bartlett to the BBC as he riled up fellow dragon Peter Jones. The business gurus traded barbs during a pitch on Thursday's show as the 28-year-old threw the first insult at his elder Dragon.

Dragons' Den viewers were left feeling nostalgic during the latest episode of the BBC One series after an entrepreneur pitched a fashion app which channelled 90s cult classic Clueless.South African-born Bianca Rangecroft entered the Den pitching her digital wardrobe app Whering.The app allows users to catalogue their clothes, create unlimited outfits and get styling suggestions directly from your phone.The idea immediately gave viewers a blast from the past, reminding them of one famous scene from the comedy hit starring Alicia Silverstone.The movie’s lead character Cher can be seen using her computer to figure out what to wear that day and fans have fawned over the software for decades, wishing they had such a service at their fingertips.“OMG SHE INVENTED CHER’S WARDROBE FROM CLUELESS.

Star of BBC show Dragon’s Den Peter Jones has revealed he was “rushed to hospital” after “collapsing on the floor” due to suffering deep vein thrombosis, known as DVT. Peter, 55, revealed the horrifying tale following a businessman looking for an investor on a recent episode of the BBC show, who was sharing his pitch to the dragons for a new product to treat deep vein thrombosis.The hopeful was Paul Westerman who was pitching his new product RBR Legflow which has been clinically-trialled and is designed to treat the condition.The pitch stirred up memories for Peter who shared his frightening 2011 experience. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

In the episode, which aired on BBC on January 13, the star spoke of how he “collapsed on the floor dead” after a “massive bilateral pulmonary embolism".The star added that he was due to get married just nine days after his health woes struck him down.He had also just suffered a knee injury a few weeks earlier. Explaining why he thinks he suffered the experience, he said that it was because he hadn’t been moving around enough. Peter said: “It was without a doubt because I wasn’t moving for a long period of time."Ever since, I’ve done exactly the same as you.

I COLLAPSED on the floor and died before my wedding, now I'm pitching my unique business, revealed a Dragons Den entrepreneur. Business owner Paul Westerman presented a product called RBR Legflow that helps to increase blood flow to the lower limbs and in turn reduces the risk of DVT (deep vein thrombosis).

DRAGONS' Den viewers were left in shock as Peter Jones let out a swear word after drinking a powerful cup of booze. Fans of the show - which airs at 8pm on Thursday evenings - couldn't believe their ears after the dragon said "s***" while sipping the drink.

DRAGONS' Den viewers were left 'gagging and unable to eat' after a revolting poo gel presentation. Thursday's episode of the BBC show aired in its usual 8pm slot, but anyone settling down for a late dinner were left horrified when the first entrepreneurs into the Den were promoting a poo gel.

A COUPLE who were blasted as "ridiculous" on Dragons' Den following their white-board pitch are now worth MILLIONS after a huge success. Neil and Laura Westwood pitched to the group of business moguls back in 2008 in the hopes of getting £100,000 funding for their quirky idea.

BBC Dragons' Den stars were left distracted by an entrepreneur who 'looks just like Robbie Williams'.Nick Johnson and Nick Graham pitched their premium alcohol business on February 3 to the Dragons in the hope they would invest in it.However, Dragons Deborah Meaden, Peter Jones, Sara Davies, Touker Suleyman and new Dragon Steven Bartlett, were left doing double takes as the pair didn't just share a first name with one another, but one had another similarity that could not be ignored, reports WalesOnline.The pair explained their idea behind the alcoholic sparkling waters known in the US as "hard-seltzer".The duo, who have been friends since school, came up with the idea on holiday in Canada.Their pitch went smoothly and they left the Dragons impressed with the taste of the fizzy drinks.However, as Nick and Nick showed off their canned drinks and business model it was clear the Dragons were distracted with something else.During the question section of the show, Steven Bartlett cheekily asked: "Have you ever considered being a Robbie Williams impersonator?"Peter Jones quickly agreed and said: "From there up," holding his hand across his face as a marker.He added: "You look like Robbie. Robbie is a friend of mine."Nick laughed and told the Dragons he has been asked that question before.He said: "I'm a less good looking version."Unfortunately the business partners were disappointed when the Dragons said they were "out" as they couldn't see a way to invest in Nick's business.Recently, successful business owner Edward Hancock and his business partner Richard Simpson have shared what it takes to be a success on Dragons' Den as well as behind-the-scenes secrets.

DRAGONS' Den viewers all said the same thing after an aspiring entrepreneur walked away with successful deal tonight. Thursday night's instalment of the BBC show saw Natalie Quail, CEO and founder of SmileTime, pitch for £50,000 in exchange for a two per cent stake in her business.

A private chef company which can be hired for £100 a night launches in Manchester today.

BBC's Dragon’s Den after asking for something the Dragon’s had never seen before.Charlotte came to the Den with the idea of The Little Loop, a clothing exchange service aiming to reduce waste from children’s clothes.She pitched the subscription based service to the Dragons, asking for £70,000 for 7.5% equity stake in the shared wardrobe.She began by explaining the business: “I realised there was a huge problem with children’s clothing. Every time they grow, seasons change, you have to replace them all.