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death at the age of 31 was announced yesterday (February 20), shared his “darkest fear” in an eerie interview before he passed away.Jamal was a businessman who helped build the careers of influential musicians including Ed Sheeran and Stormzy by featuring them on his YouTube channel SBTV.The entrepreneur’s success and influence was recognised when he was awarded an MBE in 2014 for his services to music.Jamal’s mother Brenda, who features as a panellist on Loose Women, announced her son’s death yesterday, acknowledging that he had died after a “sudden illness”.Now, an uncovered interview with renowned hard-man Ross Kemp on his podcast, ‘Kempcast’ from May 2020, has shown Jamal opening up about his “darkest fear”.“I have a fear, it’s a really dark fear though,” he admitted, before elaborating: “That I’m not going to wake up.”“I feel like sometimes I go to sleep… I think about death a lot, it’s really bad.“I’ve seen a lot of death, I’ve been around a lot of death where it’s like, you could be gone.“I just feel like I’ve got to live everyday like it’s my last.”Ross, who has been in plenty of life-threatening situations himself, acknowledged that people often say the same about him, and the pair agreed that these fears gave them the motivation to live in the moment.“I knew someone who died in their sleep, like their heart just stopped, and it just made me think, ‘how do I want to die?’", Jamal continued.“And then my head just starts going in a spiral.”Jamal began his hugely successful career at an early age, beginning his filming project that grew into SBTV when his parents gave him a camera at the age of 15.But, speaking to Ross, the then-29 year-old admitted that he hadn’t always been proactive.“I’m the biggest

EastEnders fans were left emotional and fighting back tears as iconic soap matriarch Peggy Mitchell, who was played by the lateDame Barbara Windsor, made a special appearance on the BBC soap. In scenes that aired on last night’s EastEnders (Tuesday 25 January), Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden) was facing a big dilemma.The soap legend had to choose between becoming an informant for the police and spending the rest of his life behind bars.Taking a seat in the middle of Walford’s Albert Square to contemplate what he should do, Phil began looking into the distance at the home he once shared with his late mum Peggy - The Queen Vic.

EastEnders fans were left feeling emotional last night after a late star made a 'return'.

Ross Kemp has teased he’s up for an EastEnders comeback. The star isn’t ruling out a return to the soap for another stint as Grant Mitchell.

EastEnders star Ross Kemp admits it still hasn’t sunk in that Barbara has gone.The pair were close pals for decades after bonding on the set of EastEnders.He told the Daily Star Sunday: “It’s surreal. I still expect her to come round the corner.We knew each other for 30 years.

Ross Kemp keeps a special photograph of his former EastEnders co-star Dame Barbara Windsor in his office.The journalist and actor appeared at The Television and Radio Industries Club (TRIC) Awards on Wednesday, and, speaking exclusively to Daily Star, opened up about his feelings for the late actress.Barbara, best known for her portrayal of Peggy Mitchell in EastEnders, tragically passed away following a battle with dementia in December last year.Now Ross, who played Grant Mitchell in the BBC soap, has revealed he has a very special way of keeping her close."We knew Barbara and I have a picture of her in my office that she gave to me on the first day I met her, from when she was in her 20s," the star spilled.He added: "She's timeless.

Army veteran Rav Wilding and Help for Heroes patrons Ross Kemp, Lorraine Kelly and Sun columnist Peta Cavendish are among those to get behind the #StillOurHeroes hashtag on Twitter and Facebook, launched by forces charity Help for Heroes. Former Veterans’ Minister Johnny Mercer has posted a #StillOurHeroes video aimed directly at veterans, in which he says: “You stood up for what was good, when the nation called for you to serve, you served, and you can be incredibly proud of your service.

EastEnders has never shied away from danger.Over the years, the 57-year-old has been praised for his work thanks to his investigative productions, taking on jobs that are not for the faint-hearted.Ross Kemp on Gangs aired between 2004 and 2009 and saw him travel to cities such as Moscow to discover if gangs of Neo-Nazis were behind the rise of racist attacks and hate crimes.The dad-of-four even joined a Neo-Nazi gang’s training session which included being set on fire.While that in itself may seem terrifying, Ross was also almost assassinated while filming in El Salvador.During episode one of series two, he travelled to Central America to meet the "most dangerous gang in the world", MS13 [Mara Salvatrucha].The gang carry out over 800

Telly hardman Ross Kemp nearly got engaged to a brutal gang leader’s sister by accident after he gave her a stuffed toy.The 57-year-old revealed that while filming with the MS-13 crew in El Salvador he made “a big error” by giving a “fluffy gnome” to her, which according to local custom meant he was proposing.When the Ross Kemp on Gangs star told Little Psychopaths boss Chucho he was unavailable, he forced him to eat raw chicken.Speaking on the Off Menu Podcast, Kemp said: “Chucho’s sister gave me this soft toy. I went and bought her one, but what I actually was doing was getting engaged to Chucho’s sister.“When I explained to him I had a girlfriend, Chucho was ­unpleased.

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 The London-born singer watched in the US and after the game shared a picture of herself in an England shirt.She wrote: “You did us so proud! You brought our game home and brought us all together.” Nigella Lawson said: “Congratulations Italy. And thank you Gareth, thank you lads.

Like most people across the UK, Ross Kemp tuned in to watch England take on Denmark in the Euro semi-finals on Wednesday.

Former EastEnders actor Ross Kemp was among the stars heaping praise on England after the team booked a place in the Euro 2020 final. Kemp, who became famous in 2018 for his videos of him screaming "it means everything!" on Twitter has told the boys to enjoy it after the year the country has had.

came out in force with the likes of Piers Morgan, Adele and Kate Garraway celebrating their win.Denmark led the way by scoring first in the tense match at Wembley on Wednesday night, but an own goal brought England level.A later penalty for England saw Harry Kane initially miss, but manage to score as the ball rebounded and put his team ahead, taking them into the final.A nation celebrated including some of the UK’s famous faces, with singer Adele posting a video to Instagram of her reaction to Kane’s goal, screaming around her front room as it went in.Good Morning Britain star Kate Garraway was tuning in with her kids and filmed son Billy draped in an England flag and racing around the house.She joked in the caption: ‘YAAAAAAAAS!!!

Ed Sheeran was in attendance on the day, after having performed his new single for the England squad on their day off earlier in the week, and was sitting next to David Beckham in the stands.The pair were later seen throwing their hands in the air in celebration as England took the win. Ellie Goulding was also seen arriving before the game with husband Caspar Jopling, wearing a striking red and pink dress for the match.

EastEnders as “he has a mortgage to pay”. The 56-year-old former soap star, who played hard man Grant Mitchell on the show on and off for 16 years, was asked about potentially returning to Walford during an appearance on Good Morning Britain.

Speculation is rife that we could be seeing Grant Mitchell striding across Albert Square in the near future after Ross Kemp was pressed on the subject on GMB.

Ross Kemp might be one of the biggest names on British TV thanks to his award-winning documentaries, but when it comes to his family life he prefers to keep a low profile.This week, however, he took to Twitter to share a very rare personal photo with his fans. WATCH: Ross Kemp films inside his family home at ChristmasFather-of-four Ross shared a sweet selfie with his dog Bruno as he headed out for a run on Wednesday. The former EastEnders actor can be seen smiling for the camera as he bends down for a photo with his beloved golden retriever.Ross, 56, is besotted with Bruno, and previously said he couldn't imagine his life without him.

Martine McCutcheon has told how she loved working with Barbara Windsor – and revealed the star had an ‘almost photographic’ memory before Alzheimer’s took hold.

EastEnders actress Martine McCutcheon has chosen to mark her 45th birthday with an array of adorable throwback snaps.

Ross Kemp viewers were left feeling uncomfortable during Tuesday's special, as they learned about one of the UK's most enthusiastic snake owners.Reptile devotee Gary Smith owns 36 snakes, keeping the scaled creatures in his terraced home, confined to their individual cages.Living with his family in Derby, Gary has a 12ft python and dozens of assorted snakes in varying shapes and sizes.While Gary claimed the snakes don't need more room in their habitats, certain viewers felt it was cruel to keep the reptiles cooped up.Gary defended his decision to care for them in his home, saying: "Their habitat’s just shrinking so fast and if we haven't got them, and people learning to actually care about them, they’re just going to get extinct sooner or