Rosie Jones: Last News

Joe Wicks and his wife Rosie Jones appeared more loved-up than ever on Monday as they posed up a storm on their last day of the Coachella festival. Joe, 37, who is best known for being "The Body Coach" took to his Instagram on Monday to pay a special tribute to his wife, Rosie, as they returned to the festival where they "fell in love". Sharing some loved-up photos from the music festival in the Californian desert, Joe shared what their last day at the festival looked like.

landed on Netflix earlier this year. The show was, of course, a runaway hit—thanks not only to the remarkable performances, but also to Gadd's truly nuanced take on mental health, stalking, and fame.But, as it turns out, this isn't Gadd's first time writing superb television.

ITV viewers were all left saying the same thing after Rosie Jones hit out at cruel trolls over their ableist comments. The comedian appeared on Thursday's edition of Loose Women alongside her co-stars Katherine Ryan and Judi Love to promote their show.The Out of Order star joined Joanna Page, Olivia Attwood, and Judi on the panel fronted by Charlene White. Journalist Charlene asked Rosie about the recent online abuse she’s received that prompted her to take a step back from the spotlight.The 33 year old, who has cerebral palsy, previously told fans how she was "lying low" after being targeted with ableist comments for the second time.

she was “lying low” after having received abuse following her appearance of The Big Fat Quiz of the Year. The comedian was a panellist on the year-end Channel 4 quiz on Boxing Day alongside Katherine Ryan, Mo Gilligan, Richard Ayoade, Mel Giedroyc and Kevin Bridges.Now, in a new interview with The Guardian, she has spoken about how the episode affected her personally.“I’d be lying if I said it didn’t upset me, but luckily, I am surrounded by such a strong network of brilliant friends, family, colleagues who support me,” she said.“Do I need a thick skin? Yes, I bloody do.

Comedian Rosie Jones says she will 'lie low for a bit' after suffering vile abuse once again following her latest TV appearance.

Big Fat Quiz Of The Year. The comedian appeared on the year-end Channel 4 quiz on Boxing Day alongside Katherine Ryan, Mo Gilligan, Richard Ayoade, Mel Giedroyc and Kevin Bridges.Jones, who has cerebral palsy, reposted a statement that she had shared in the wake of a similar torrent of ableist abuse targeted towards her after her appearance on The Royal Variety Show.“Thank you for all of the lovely messages about The Royal Variety last night, what fun. Less of a thanks to the not so lovely ones.” she began.“Comedy is subjective and it’s ok if I’m not your cup of tea.

Rosie Jones has spoken out after receiving a number of cruel comments online after her recent television appearances.The comedian, 33, who has cerebral palsy, has hit out at the ableism she has faced in recent weeks after taking part in the Royal Variety Performance and the Big Fat Quiz Of The Year. Following the Royal Variety Performance, she shared a message to Twitter, which read: "Thank you for all of the lovely messages about The Royal Variety last night, what fun. "Less of a thanks to the not so lovely ones.

ITV viewers were left divided during The Royal Variety Performance over one comedian's routine.

Simon Cowell's appearance during the latest Royal Variety Show left viewers baffled - and it appears for the same reason. The former X Factor judge and Britain's Got Talent boss appeared during the pre-recorded entertainment show on ITV on Sunday night (December 17).

ITV viewers were split during The Royal Variety Performance over one comedian's routine.

The Royal Variety Performance returns to ITV tonight (Sunday December 17) with a spectacular line-up of stars. Hosted by The Chase presenter Bradley Walsh, the gala showcases the best talent from Britain and beyond across music, theatre and comedy.

Channel 4 has renewed Simon Bird-starring apocalypse comedy Everyone Else Burns and greenlit a Rosie Jones sitcom titled Disability Benefits produced by Sharon Horgan.

Channel 4 documentary.The comedian leads a film titled Rosie Jones: Am I A R*****?, which sets out to explore the online abuse disabled people face across social media platforms.Three influencers who contributed to the documentary – Shelby Lynch, Kate Stanforth and Lucy Dawson – recently pulled out due to the use of an ableist slur in the title, saying that it would be “damaging to the disabled community”.Speaking to Press Association (via Evening Standard) about the documentary, Jones said she “wanted to take control” of the slur so people will “realise how offensive it is”.A post shared by Rosie Jones (@josierones)“I need to say, first and foremost: it was my choice, my idea,” Jones said. “I really wanted to take control of it and say, ‘This is not OK’…  I understand that some people may be offended, or will be very upset by it, but at the same time, it is unfortunately still a word that has been used every day towards me.“I fundamentally believe that people don’t take ableist slurs as seriously as other slurs, so I decided to put it in the title so that hopefully people will still realise how offensive it is.”She added: “This might sound very rude, I do hope disabled people watch, but if I’m being honest, this documentary is not for disabled people, ‘cause they already know all this shit.

Channel 4 documentary.The comedian leads a project titled Rosie Jones: Am I A R*****?, which sets out to explore the online abuse disabled people face across social media platforms.Prior to the show’s announcement, multiple contributors to the documentary – including influencers Shelby Lynch, Kate Stanforth and Lucy Dawson – have withdrawn their consent from the project after going “backwards and forwards” with the network over the title.In a post on Instagram, Lynch wrote: “As some of you may know we were asked to take part in a documentary about Ableism and Online Trolling with a well known disabled comedian. Talking about ableism on mainstream TV [is] obviously something that needs to be discussed but the way it’s happened isn’t something that I can support and all three of us spoke out against them.“We were told a few months ago that the documentary was going to include a slur that is used against disabled people and I was heartbroken.

Channel 4’s brand-new comedy show hosted by comedian Joe Lycett returns to screens tonight (April 28) for its fifth and final episode. In Late Night Lycett, the award-winning comedian presents his late-night comedy entertainment series live from his hometown of Birmingham.

Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s blockbuster legal bust-up will be the focus of a three-part Channel 4 documentary, as the British broadcaster unveiled a “provocative” slate of new titles.

Danny Dyer has been confirmed to star in a Comic Relief parody of The Traitors.The sketch, set to air during Friday night’s (March 17) Comic Relief show, will also feature Stephen Merchant, Jennifer Saunders, Mary Berry and Rosie Jones, alongside series one contestants Maddy Smedley and Wilfred Webster.The show’s host Claudia Winkleman will be played by Dawn French, who will assemble the famous faces at the roundtable as they attempt to uncover the traitor.Comic Relief Night on BBC One will be hosted by David Tennant, Zoe Ball, Paddy McGuinness, AJ Odudu and Joel Dommett, with musical performances from Tom Grennan and Zara Larsson.Based on the Dutch series De Verraders, The Traitors debuted in November last year and became the biggest brand-new entertainment launch for the BBC in two years, picking up 34million views on BBC iPlayer.

Growing up, comedian Rosie Jones felt she had no role models to aspire to.The 32-year-old was born with ataxic cerebral palsy – a form of the condition that slows down speech and affects balance. She says she was "underestimated and patronised" throughout her childhood and teenage years – but she wasn’t about to let that hold her back.Thanks to her dark humour – and with support from her beloved parents – the Yorkshire-born star has made a name for herself on the UK comedy circuit, and she’s helping to break down ableist and homophobic attitudes every step of the way.

Express.co.uk about whether he plans on ever doing Strictly Come Dancing after being asked to do the show for the last five years.The fitness guru has reaffirmed that he will never do the BBC dance show due to his "terrible" dancing skills and the idea of being away from his family for long periods.Strictly Come Dancing has been filled with many famous faces over the years, however, fans will be upset to know that Joe will not be joining the line-up anytime soon.Express.co.uk asked Joe if he had ever been asked to do the show or whether he would ever take part in the BBC hit series.He revealed: "Oh god! Well yeah, every year I get asked, every year for the past five years, but the truth is, I don't even like going away for a night away from my kids."I really miss them so the thought of going away for two or three weeks at a time just wouldn't happen really."So, yeah I will pass on that one. But I am also a terrible dancer!"I mean I wish I had the confidence but I'm a really shocking dancer, so yeah, not for me that one.He remarked: "I feel I would be as stiff and wooden as Tony on it!"This is not the first time Joe has admitted that he regularly turns down both Strictly and I'm a Celeb each year.Joe also spoke to the Radio Times last year about his decision to never take part in the BBC show when rumours spread of his appearance.He said: "I'm definitely not.

Express.co.uk about whether I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! has ever been on the cards.The fitness guru revealed he had been asked to do the show for the last five years, but had his reasons for why he has always turned it down.I'm a Celeb has been very popular this year due to its return to Australia after two years due to Covid.Featuring a star-studded lineup including Boy George, Mike Tindall, Seann Walsh and Chris Moyles to name a few.Due to Joe's fitness fame and popularity, he addressed taking part in the hit ITV show.However, anyone expecting to see Joe doing eating trials will be disappointed as the fitness fanatic shut down the possibility of doing the show.He said: "Oh god! Well yeah, every year I get asked, every year for the past five years, but the truth is, I don't even like going away for a night away from my kids."I really miss them so the thought of going away for two or three weeks at a time just wouldn't happen really.So, yeah I will pass on that one."Joe has three children with his model wife Rosie Jones, whom he married in June 2019.The couple share two daughters and one son, with the most recent daughter Leni being born in September.The fitness guru recently took to Instagram to open up about the realities of being a working dad, when a fan asked him: "How have you found the transition to three kids?"The 37-year-old responded by sharing an adorable photo of his youngest daughter sleeping, captioning the post: "I’ve realised now that every baby is so different. You have absolutely no idea how they will be coming into the world."They have such different vibes, sleeping patterns, feeding patterns and emotional needs.

Gogglebox fans have been left furious after Channel 4 announced that it’s cancelling the show this Friday.The hit programme usually airs on a Friday at 9pm, but this week it’s being replaced with a one-off revival of the stand-up and entertainment show Friday Night Live. Channel 4 will instead air the brand new Gogglebox episode on Saturday night at the same time. An announcer explained shortly before airing Send Nudes: Body SOS on Wednesday night.They said: "It's one for your diary.