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“So I went in with my agent and the controller and we sit down and he goes, ‘Look, this isn’t very easy, I think it’s time we wrapped the show up. We’re going to announce in the news at half 10 that Nick Grimshaw’s taking over.’“My agent went, ‘That’s out of order’ and it all got a bit steamy.“And I’m like, ‘Both of you calm down, stop.’ I said to the boss, ‘You can’t do that.’ He goes, ‘Well if we don’t do that, it’ll get out.’"I said, ‘Well up until 60 seconds ago, I didn’t know about it.So, after 15 years, you can’t do that.

London Fashion Week on Friday. The statuesque stunner, 32, looked incredible in a pair of sheer lace trousers which she teamed with a chic black blazer. Shielding her eyes behind stylish shades, the star tied her raven tresses into a glossy ponytail.

flashback episode of EastEnders airs tonight as fans get taken back in time to 1979. The one-off special episode will give viewers and insight into the backstory of one of the most renowned EastEnders families, the Mitchells.Viewers can expect to how the family's past made them who they are in modern day as the episode shows them being hit hard by "economic turmoil" while the cracks in Peggy's marriage to Eric start showing.

On EastEnders, viewers are taken back to 1979 to visit the Mitchell family and uncover a secret from their chequered past while Samantha Keeble - played by Alison Newman - continues to pile pressure on Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden). It will see the history of the iconic Mitchell family unearthed for the first time.

Rhian Sugden has risked a major wardrobe malfunction by posing in a mesh bra on her Ibiza holiday.The glamour model, 35, recently enjoyed a relaxing break on the Balearic island.Posting to Instagram, Rhian flaunted her cheeky side as she posed boldly in a mesh bra with an x-pattern on each cup concealing her nipples.READ MORE:Rhian Sugden reunites with former Page 3 girl Lucy Pinder in stunning snap amid new projectRhian looked stunning in the selfie, which saw her model the bra from luxury lingerie brand Honey Birdette.She also donned a pair of aviator-style sunglasses.Rhian wore her hair in a honey blonde shoulder length style, finishing her look with a Monica Vinader gold medallion necklace and sun-kissed makeup palette.Posing with her mouth in an open pout, the former Celebrity Big Brother star looked flawless in the image.In a caption alongside the snap, Rhian also made a cheeky nod to legendary EastEnders stars Steve McFadden and Ross Kemp.Referencing her famous appendages, the former page three girl wrote: "On holiday with Phil & Grant."Quick to compliment Rhian on the photo were her myriad of online fans.The Northern beauty boasts 481k Instagram followers, with many quick to praise the "beautiful" and "sexy" snap.One fan wrote: "Morning looking hot gorgeous."Another said: "Wow wow wow! You look amazing, so beautiful."Meanwhile, a third fan joked: "Them Mitchell boys are lucky effers."A fourth replied: "Absolutely fab, Rhian.

EastEnders, it has been announced. The matriarch of the Mitchell family was a role inhabited by Dame Barbara Windsor, who joined the long-running soap in 1994 before becoming its biggest star.

EastEnders icon Ross Kemp recently made a cameo in the BBC soap, after his character Grant Mitchell rang old flame Sharon Watts.The actor, who turns 58 years old today (July 21, 2022) rose to fame on EastEnders in 1990 as the tough-talking Grant, alongside on-screen brother Steve McFadden, who plays Phil Mitchell.Grant's recent call angered Phil, which does not come as a surprise after the two brothers had previously confronted one another on Albert Square throughout the years.READ NEXT: Forgotten TV icon transformations - Lovejoy actor, The Good Life star and Bread hunkHowever off-screen, Ross has also made a number of revelations about his friendship with Steve, after speculations that there was feud between the two.Here, Daily Star takes a closer look at Ross and Steve's friendship away from EastEnders.Ross Kemp and Steve McFadden's characters Grant and Phil Mitchell often came to blows on Albert Square - particularly during the storyline known as "Sharongate".In 1994, EastEnders fans were left on their edge of their seats after it was revealed that Sharon Watts was having an affair with her brother in law Phil.Watched by more than 25million viewers, it has since gone down in history as one of the soap's most iconic episodes.Ross left the soap 12 years later in 2006, and since then, fans have speculated whether the Mitchell brother actors had come to blows off-screen too.Many fans began to speculate whether there was a real life feud between the two actors, after the two seemingly appeared to be in different rooms from one another at events and were rarely photographed together away from the square.However, Ross recently shut down these claims when speaking about his return to EastEnders in 2016, telling The Mirror:

Richard Madeley has left Good Morning Britain viewers rather puzzled as he asked Ross Kemp about the Queen. The former EastEnders star was on the ITV news programme on Monday morning to chat to Richard Madeley and Charlotte Hawkins.

Ross Kemp spoke about his critically acclaimed documentaries outside London's Royal Festival Hall as he arrived for the 2022 TV BAFTAS ceremony.He told Daily Star Online all about how he prepares for Afghanistan, revealing: “Obviously you get pre deployment training. But nothing can prepare you for an ambush. Once you’re in, you get through it.

Michael Jackson’s pet, but some claim life was hard for the little fella.The cute little guy set Jackson back a huge $65,000, with the two often seen and out about together afterwards.Bubbles was brought from an animal trainer in the 1980s and resided at Neverland for much of the time after that.He travelled with Jackson during his ‘Bad’ world tour and, according to the Mirror, drank tea with the mayor of Osaka while he was in Japan.Before his move to Neverland, Bubbles lived at the Jackson house. After his move he shared a room with Jackson, snoozing in his own little cot.It has been claimed that Bubbles would throw his poo around the mansion in classic chimp style and even ate sweets while he watched the big screen.But despite the jovial anecdotes, some claim that Bubbles was mistreated by Jackson.Jane Goodall, a top primatologist, claimed that Bubbles had been kicked in the stomach and punched in the face during his time living with the pop star.She also claimed that Jackson got angry when she tried to bring up the subject with him.In an interview with TMZ she said: "I went to see him and we talked about Bubbles.

Ross Kemp documentary in which he tracked down zoo animals once owned by Michael Jackson has been branded 'strange' and 'pointless by fans of both stars. The programme which aired on ITV last night (April 27) saw the EastEnders actor-turned-presenter go in pursuit of the dozens of creatures formerly kept at the late King of Pop's Neverland ranch in the US prior to its closure in 2005.

ITV tonight (April 27). Hosted by Ross Kemp, the programme will see the ex- EastEnders star travel across America as he tries to figure out what happened to the King of Pop's Neverland animals. Bubbles the chimp was Jackson's most famous pet, however at its peak, Jackson's personal collection of animals was thought to include up to 50 different species, from giraffes and elephants to alligators and monkeys.

Michael Jackson’s Neverland Ranch ended up a house of horrors.The King of Pop made the site in California a kids fantasy, packed with animals and fairground rides – but it was also where children reported ­being victims of sexual abuse.Now a new documentary, presented by Ross Kemp, takes a look at what happened to the creatures in the tainted pop singer's famous zoo following his death aged 50 in 2009.Jackson’s love affair with the ranch began when he visited Sir Paul McCartney, who stayed there while filming the Say, Say, Say video in 1983.He reportedly splashed out £15-23million in 1988 for the 2,700-acre plot in Santa Barbara. Originally called Zaca Laderas Ranch, Jacko renamed his new home Neverland – after the realm where author JM Barrie’s Peter Pan character never grew up.He turned it into a private amusement park and zoo with three rail tracks and trains, a Ferris wheel, bumper cars and a rollercoaster.There was also a colossal number of animals – many in the home as well as in the on-site zoo.

Magic: The Gathering creator Wizards Of The Coast has shared a video of actor and presenter Ross Kemp investigating the five crime families that feature in the card game’s next expansion, Streets Of New Capenna.Shared by Wizards Of The Coast today (April 22), the video shows Kemp trying to infiltrate a meeting between the leaders of five major gangs in the Magic: The Gathering universe.“Join Ross Kemp as he explores the gritty underbelly of New Capenna. He has a goal in mind, but sometimes plans don’t quite go as expected,” teased Wizards Of The Coast.You can watch the video below:Join @RossKemp as he explores the gritty underbelly of New Capenna.

football journalist was left fleeing for his life after he entered Real Madrid legend Zinedine Zidane's childhood estate which even scared Ross Kemp.La Castellane, in Marseille, France, is notoriously riddled with crime. But James McNicholas, the man behind Arsenal site 'Gunnerblog', entered one of the most dangerous estates in the world completely unaware of its reputation.He explained on his Instagram story: "I’m in Marseille, doing some sports journalism stuff. And one of the pieces I’m working on is about the upbringing, the childhood of one of the most famous footballers of all time, Zinedine Zidane.

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BBC Bridge of Lies has been branded a "shameless" rip off as it debuted on the channel tonight. The programme is presented by Ross Kemp and began on Monday night. Fans defended the show as it came under criticism on Twitter.

Ross Kemp has revealed how Bradley Walsh helped him in his new BBC game show role Bridge Of Lies.The new daytime quiz, which airs Monday to Friday at 4:30pm on BBC One, sees contestants cross a bridge using knowledge, strategy and luck with one wrong step losing them everything. Ross, 57, who is best known for playing Grant Mitchell on EastEnders as well as his award-winning documentary series, has revealed that he looked to the likes of Sir Bruce Forsyth, Alexander Armstrong and Bradley, 61, for inspiration during research.Talking about his process, he said: "I watched lots of current quiz show hosts, like Alexander Armstrong and Bradley Walsh, as well as some icons like Brucie during my research, and my main takeaway from that was: 'If you want to be successful in this role, you’ve just got to be yourself.'" Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter .

He made his name as Walford hardman Grant Mitchell and he’s gone on to face danger away from the East End, with a new career making documentaries in war zones and prison. But we’re hoping it’s not going to get menacing for any contestants stumped for an answer this week, as Ross Kemp makes a new move and leaves acting and film-making behind to host his very first quiz show, Bridge Of Lies, which airs during weekdays on BBC1. We caught up with Ross to hear more about what prompted him to hang up his flak jacket for a while and turn question master… Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox withOK!'s daily newsletter .

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