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Loose Women panellist Denise Welch, 64, sometimes arrived for work at the Coronation Street set while still under the influence after staying up all night.The star, who is currently appearing alongside her husband Lincoln on BBC show Unbreakable, reveals she found it very tough to cope with starring in the ITV soap as Natalie Barnes, after landing the role in 1997.She said: “If I was away from home, I would be awake all night and go straight to work.That wouldn’t happen now on TV shows.  "There were times when I shouldn’t have even been on.

Stacey Solomon, 33, took to Instagram earlier today to respond to accusations she left her kids “to fend for themselves”. In view of her 5.4 million followers, the Loose Women star shared a direct message she had received from an online troll.The criticism came after she joked she had left her skeleton Halloween decorations, which she named Phill and Grant, in charge of her four children.Sharing a picture of one of the skeletons among other Halloween props, Stacey quipped that it had prepared breakfast for her family while she was away.She typed: “Good morning.

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X Factor star Stacey Solomon, 33, has described how one particular habit Joe Swash, 40, has as a parent that leaves her “infuriated”.The star then went on to share that, in spite of this, it was Joe’s approach to parenting that made her fall in love with him. Stacey opened up about her parenting style on the podcast Rob Beckett and Josh Widdicombe's Parenting Hell a couple of weeks ago. Rob asked Stacey to name the “one thing Joe does that infuriates you with the kids”, as well as the “one thing she loves most” about him as a parent. Stacey is the host of BBC show Sort Your Life Out, where she revamps cluttered homes in the UK with her team in order to change the way families live for the better. Speaking to Rob and Josh about husband Joe, she explained: “The one thing that he does that infuriates me is that he loves to get… stuff. “I hate getting my kids stuff for no reason - unless it’s like a birthday, bar mitzvah or whatever, why are they getting stuff? Do you know what I mean? That’s just life. “You don’t just wake up one day and get stuff unless it’s bills through the post.So I hate that, it drives me absolutely mental!” she added. The pair then went on to ask Stacey what kind of things Joe would buy for the children. “He comes home with absolute rubbish you know?” she complained. “Like a plastic car or, I don’t know, slime, gunk, whatever and I’m like, ‘Why? Do you hate me? What is this?’”Rob then went on to quiz Stacey on whether her grievance was more about the clutter or whether she was worried about her kids being spoiled. “It’s a combination of the two,” she explained.

Stacey Solomon, 33, opened up to comics Rob Beckett and Josh Widdecombe on their podcast Parenting Hell, where she gave insight into her and Joe Swash’s home and family life.The pair, who married back in July, share two children together, but Stacey also has 13-year-old Zachary and nine year old Leighton from a previous relationship. From his previous relationship, Joe has 13-year-old Harry.With a busy household, and two of their children, Rex, three, and Rose, who was born in October 2021, under the age of five, Stacey admitted that sometimes their household is rather manic.Speaking about their family life at Pickle Cottage, the Essex mansion where the Solomon-Swashes live, comedian Josh asked: “How do you even get four kids from a house into a car?“Talk me through the practicalities.”Stacey then went on to talk about how “lucky” she is with her two “amazing” older boys Zachary, who she calls Zac and Leighton, who are always on hand to help with their younger siblings.Stacey shared: “They are amazing boys.“Where there is that big age gap they will help me.So Zac will get Rex dressed, sometimes Leighton will get Rose dressed and they will help me get them all into the car.“They are incredible kids to be fair.

, but with gruelling, fast-paced tasks thrown into the mix for extra entertainment, but if I was way off the mark. Instead, viewers were greeted by an over friendly cast explaining how they met their partners and bungee jumping over a lake. I'm a fan of participant Denise Welch, she is a confident woman full of grit and wit, and a joy to watch not knowing what she's going to say next - a celeb in her own right.

Stacey Solomon, 33, has opened up about how tough blending families with her husband Joe Swash has been for the newlyweds.The star, whose 33rd birthday is today, has admitted it is difficult to be a mother and stepmother, which may surprise some fans, due to her picture perfect family Instagram updates from Pickle Cottage.The Loose Women presenter has said it takes a lot of hard work to navigate the "rocky road" of combining families. Stacey and Joe have suffered two tragic miscarriages in the past, before welcoming their second child Rose in October 2021. The presenter is also mother to Rex, who she shares with Joe.Before meeting Joe, Stacey gave birth to Leighton, nine, and Zachary, 13, from previous relationships. George Clooney admits 'terrible mistake' he and Amal made with twinsJoe himself shares his eldest child Harry, 13, with ex Emma Sophocleus. The former couple split up shortly after Harry's birth. On the Parenting Hell podcast with comedians Rob Beckett and Josh Widdicombe, she opened up about the realities of family life at home in Essex.It comes just two months after the couple tied the knot in the garden of Pickle Cottage."The blended family situation has been a rocky road,' the mum-of-four admitted."That has never been easy."We have always had to work really hard to make sure everyone feels secure."She said she felt reassured about the blended family dynamic at her recent wedding, when kind words from her sons' speeches left her in tears. In August, Stacey wrote how her family's speeches were "everything". She added she couldn't get over how "kind, mature and caring" the speeches were. "We love you all so much, more than you’ll ever know.To the moon and back forever boys [black love-heart emojis]

STACEY Solomon has opened up about the challenges and realities of being a part of a blended family. The Loose Women star spoke in a podcast interview about her and husband Joe Swash’s life and how the pair had to work hard in order to blend their families and make sure everyone felt secure.  The couple have two children together, Rose, born in Ocotber 2021 and three-year-old Rex.  As well as her two latest additions, former X Factor star Stacey is also a proud mum to 13 year old Zachary and Leighton, nine, from previous relationships.  Joe’s eldest son is 13 year old Harry whom he shares with ex-partner Emma Sophocleous.

Stacey Solomon has opened up about her and Joe Swash's blended family, revealing that it has "never been easy". The Loose Women star, 33, started dating former EastEnders actor Joe, 40, in 2016 and the couple have gone on to welcome two children together - Rex, three, and Rose, one - and earlier this year they tied the knot.

BBC's latest reality show Unbreakable sees new couples go head to head with long married ones to see whose relationship is the strongest. Host and comedian Rob Beckett puts the six celebrities and their partners through mental and physical challenges as they play to win the first Unbreakable couple title.

Comedian Rob Beckett unearthed a surprising connection to Britain’s Strongest Man as he took a deep dive into his family history as part of a ITV genealogy show: DNA Journey.The show, which examines the DNA roots of some of the nation’s most famous faces, took Rob on a whirlwind journey through the genealogy process as he explored his family history before uncovering a famous cousin who is still alive today. In a hilarious clip shared online, the moment Rob hears the news from his close friend Romesh Ranganathan quickly warmed the hearts of fans, as they Essex born funnyman couldn’t hide his shock at the revelation.

Denise Welch is preparing for a new TV show to air but believes her children may well flee the country because of it.The actress is set to appear on the new BBC programme Unbreakable alongside her artist husband Lincoln Townley but she admits it may be rather awkward.While Denise is known for never shying away from saying what's on her mind, the Loose Women star has revealed that she's considering jetting out of Blighty after the show is broadcasted.READ MORE: Loose Women's Denise Welch says King Charles should 'read the room' ahead of coronationNot only is she contemplating leaving the country, but she also admits her two sons, actor Louis and The 1975 frontman Matty Healy, as well as Lincoln's children from previous relationships, will also leave. Taking to her Instagram Stories, the former Coronation Street star shared a snap of herself and Lincoln alongside the rest of the cast as they posed with host Rob Beckett.She said: "Well we can't wait for you to see this!!"@lincolntownley and I went on a little adventure.

Tyson Fury and wife Paris are always giving fans insight into their family life and the choices they have made in raising their six children.

PAUL O'Grady has emotionally thanked his listeners as he signed off from his final BBC Radio 2 show. The comedian, 67, has hosted the Sunday afternoon programme for nearly 14 years, before a schedule shake-up saw him regularly swapping with comic Rob Beckett.

Performances of Magic Mike, Celine Dion, and Rob Beckett and Josh Widdicombe live podcast tours set to take place in Manchester next May might have to be rescheduled if the city is chosen to host next year's Eurovision Song Contest.

BBC Radio 2 job after 14 years. The star has been hosting a Sunday evening show on the station from 5pm until 7pm since 2009. In a statement, the For the Love of Dogs host said: "I've loved doing my Sunday afternoon show for the last 14 years and I'm going to miss my listeners as well as the fun I've had with my producer Malcolm Prince, but I feel that now is the right time to go.

Paul O'Grady is stepping down from his show on BBC Radio 2. The longtime comedian and host usually presents the Sunday afternoon slot from 5-7pm on the station but now the network has announced he has decided to permanently step down from his show.Paul’s last programme will be on Sunday 14 August as he comes to the end of his current 13 week run of shows.READ MORE: Paul O'Grady leaves fans devastated as he announces show will be pulled from airPaul reflected on his time at the station in a poignant statement as he said: “I’ve loved doing my Sunday afternoon show for the last 14 years and I’m going to miss my listeners as well as the fun I’ve had with my producer Malcolm Prince, but I feel that now is the right time to go.”Head of Radio 2, Helen Thomas says: “I’d like to thank Paul for so many years of his brilliant Sunday afternoon show.

The Mirror. The smitten couple exchanged vows at their Essex home - known affectionately as Pickle Cottage - in front of a select few friends and family at an intimate ceremony in the sprawling garden of their countryside home. In the first image taken by Chelsea White Photography, Stacey and Joe are seen holding hands as they laugh with one another as husband and wife after finally saying their vows.

Coronation Street favourite Catherine Tyldesley, who played Eva Price on the soap between 2011 and 2018, was one of the first to send her love."Loads of Liposomal Vit C and shed loads of garlic! Get well soon darling xxxx" she wrote.Meanwhile, comedian Alan Carr dropped his notorious sense of humour for a moment to lament: "Oh Paul!!! Sending you a big hug!!!"Former Eastenders and Coronation Street star Michelle Collins chimed in with a cry of: "Oh no Paul, get well soon!"Fellow TV personality Jools Holland added: "Sorry to see this dear pal!"Gaby Roslin also commented, writing "wish you better".Thankfully Paul had taken the precaution of recording his Radio 2 show prior to leaving the UK in case of flight cancellations delaying his return.He could scarcely have imagined, post-vaccination, that his delay would end up being related to coronavirus.Paul updated fans on his health status, reassuring them: "I’m feeling a lot better than I did but still feeling rough and permanently knackered."The Liverpudlian star continued: "Thanks for all your messages, can’t reply to everyone but I really appreciate it."Paul has become so beloved among Radio 2 listeners that some even organised a boycott after he was taken off air by the station.Earlier in the year, they announced he would be taking a few months off, to be temporarily replaced by comedian Rob Beckett, 36.Paul was scheduled to return to his evening slot in May, leaving some vowing they would be tuning out of the show until his return.Others said they would be filling the time by replaying his old episodes.At the time, Paul had jetted off on holiday but assured his loyal listeners he would be back on the airwaves.He explained at the time: "There’s a new regime now, I do 13

Stacey Solomon couldn't wipe the smile off her face as she jetted off on her hen do. The Loose Women star has been getting her home in order ahead of taking a few days away from her fiance Joe Swash and four children.

Instagram DIY queen Stacey Solomon has wowed fans with her stunning homemade decoration ahead of her wedding.