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Nadia Sawalha has suggested Prince Harry's new life in America is damaging his relationship with Prince William.The Loose Women star, 57, said the two royal brothers "have" to reunite in the future as it's their duty to "protect" the royal family.But she reckoned that one "problem" for the siblings is the literal distance between them as Harry and Meghan now live in California.READ MORE: Loose Women's Nadia Sawalha floored by gift Victoria Beckham sent her after they metNadia offered her thoughts on Harry and William's future bond during an exclusive chat with Daily Star's Sam Huntley - after teaming up with Théa UK to promote eye health.Asked if she though the Queen's funeral will bring Harry and William together in the future, Nadia replied: "One hopes so, doesn’t one? But I think the problem is, they’re now back in America."Harry and William walked side by side at the Queen's funeral at Westminster Abbey, but the brothers are now on different sides of the globe as Harry is back in the States."Hopefully time will heal things. I hope," she added, before predicting that it will be their shared upbringing that eventually reunites them.The ITV presenter went on: "It’s just that upbringing that they have to push through and push on.

Kaye Adams has finally shut down the notion that there's a heated rivalry between Loose Women stars who have starred on Strictly.The Loose Women presenter has just started training for her upcoming stint in the BBC ballroom, where she'll be forced to demonstrate her dancing chops in front of the judges.But she's certainly not the first Loose Women panelist to star on Strictly, given she's following in the footsteps of her co-stars like Frankie Bridge, Judi Love and Ruth Langsford.READ MORE: Loose Women’s Denise Welch looks unrecognisable in winter 80s throwback snapIt might lead some fans to wonder if there's any underlying rivalry brewing beneath the Loose Women desk, with the stars trying their best to outdo their peers and get further in the competition.Kaye spoke exclusively to Daily Star's Sam Huntley and other press before the first live show, where she insisted it's not about competition.In fact, she admitted she can't even remember how far her Loose Women pals have gone in the programme before.Asked about rivalry, she said: "It's funny you say that, because I think nine Loose Women have done it and I couldn't tell you how far [they've gotten]. I know Frankie did really, really well.

READ MORE: Twin Atlantic talk Foo Fighters, The Beatles, tour tales and album secretsBut something special stirred during the last two years of lockdown, because the boys are back with the wind in their sails and "the light at the end of the tunnel".Their epic third effort is bursting with euphoric melodies, emotive, life-affirming hooks and electrifying riffs destined to rouse stadiums.Matt explained: "We wanted to do a record that fought against the mundanity of our lives at that point [lockdown], and I was saying this to the boys, ‘Let’s make a record to soundtrack that festival, that light at the end of the tunnel.'"Singer Matt caught up with Daily Star's Sam Huntley after meeting at an Amazons show in London.What does this album mean to you?“Everything man. It’s been the last couple of years of our lives. Kind of a combination of the last two records as well.

Roman Kemp has started planning a future night out with his pal Harry Styles - after being forced to miss out on the pair's Wembley afterparty.The Capital FM presenter had made plans to party with the former One Direction star after the Summertime Ball at Wembley, but sadly the bash fell through as poor Roman had to work the next day.READ MORE: Roman Kemp reveals emotional reason he signed up for Celebrity Gogglebox with dad MartinRoman and his Capital co-stars Sonny Jay and Sian Welby have to get up at the crack of dawn, 4am, to ensure they're ready to entertain the nation on the Capital Breakfast Show from 6am to 10am.Roman, Sonny and Sian chatted to Daily Star's Sam Huntley and other press at the 2022 TRIC Awards at Grovsenor House in London.Asked if he got to to the Wembley afterparty, Roman replied: "No we didn't, to be fair we didn't.Sian chimed in: "We had to work the next day and get up at 4am. We couldn't live the rock and roll life!"Roman: "They say I don't like partying anymore."However, it seems the pair will reunite soon as Roman told Daily Star he will "100%" be partying with Harry soon at an undisclosed location.Grilled on whether he's ever pulled an all-nighter before his Capital show, Roman said: "They all hate me because I don't drink on work nights."Sian quipped: "He does what we like to call a Kemp Exit where one minute he's there, the next minute he's gone.

Kate Garraway has revealed she'd like to bag Piers Morgan as a future guest on Kate Garraway's Life Stories.Piers used to present the sit-down ITV chat show for years, when it used to be called Piers Morgan's Life Stories, but he left the programme last year.It came just months after the former Good Morning Britain anchor sensationally quit ITV in the wake of his row over Meghan Markle.READ MORE:Kate Garraway admits she's taking life 'day by day' after husband returns to hospitalIt was his GMB co-star Kate who stepped in to replace Piers as host after she became his final guest on the programme, which features bare-all interviews.Kate Garraway has now revealed she'd love to have Piers back on Life Stories, but this time he'd be sitting in the guest chair.The ITV presenter spoke to Daily Star's Sam Huntley and other press at the 2022 TRIC Awards, which was held at Grosvenor House in London.Asked what it's like to take over from Piers, Kate said: "Well crikey, Piers is Piers isn't he. He's amazing, isn't he? We're opposites.

Liam Gallagher on a wild night out to Wetherspoons - which they jokingly hoped would end in a "big scrap."The British glam rockers started plotting their "hilarious" pub venture with the former Oasis front man during an exclusive chat with Daily Star's Sam Huntley.The band just announced their co-headline tour with US rock band Black Stone Cherry, which will see them dazzle crowds across the country next year.READ MORE: The Darkness praise 'good role model' Harry Styles as band eye up super collabThe stadium tour will kick off early next year with arena shows in Leeds, Manchester, Birmingham, Liverpool, Glasgow and Cardiff before an epic conclusion on February 4 at London's OVO Arena at Wembley.When asked if they'd take Liam Gallagher on an epic night out on the town, the band were all in with a venue already in mind.Singer Justin seemed up for treating the Manchester legend to a two-for-one meal at the popular British pub chain.He replied: "That would be f***ing hilarious, yeah. Why not."Drummer Rufus added: "It would have to be a pub, wouldn’t it?" before Justin suggested: "Wetherspoons? Two for one.

READ MORE:Jake Bugg talks joining Liam Gallagher’s band, festival tales and new musicTheir second tour was a special one, though, as it celebrated the 10 year anniversary of their life-changing Free album, which caught airtime on Zane Lowe's Radio 1 show back in 2011.Free fires off epic alternative anthems like Make A Beast Of Myself, Time For You to Stand Up and Crash Land, where you'll hear fans religiously scream back the lyrics: "We're f***ed" at every show without fail.Fast-forward a decade, and lead singer Sam is still determined to bring the party at every show with one simple mission; give people "the best gig of their life".Sam chatted exclusively to Daily Star's Sam Huntley about all things music, from The Beatles and Foo Fighters to how he writes songs, lead singer pressures and why it's so vital to be vulnerable.How does it feel to be out on tour again?"It feels strange. We’ve already done a UK tour.

Davide Sanclimenti reckons the "won't be able to resist" his Italian charm in the Love Island villa. The self-professed Italian stallion is part of this year's Love Island lineup which includes Gemma Owen, the daughter of former England striker Michael Owen.The European hunk moved from Rome to Manchester three years ago, where he runs a shisha business called S Deluxe Shisha.The sexy singleton spoke to Daily Star's Sam Huntley and other press before this year's series - which returns 9pm Monday June 6 on ITV2.Asked what qualities he'll bring to the villa, Davide said he'll provide plenty of good looks and irresistible Italian charm.Want all the last villa gossip straight to your inbox? Sign up for our daily Love Island newsletter HERE He said: "Naturally I am also good looking so I believe the English girls won’t be able to resist me and my Italian charm.

Love Island hunk Davide Sanclimenti said he's prepared to break up a couple in the villa if he fancies them enough.The self-professed Italian stallion is part of this year's Love Island cast - which includes Gemma Owen, the daughter of ex-footballer Michael Owen.He moved from Rome to Manchester three years ago and didn't know any English - but he now runs a small shisha business called S Deluxe Shisha.The sexy singleton spoke to Daily Star's Sam Huntley and other press before he entered the villa for this year's series - which returns 9pm Monday June 6 on ITV2.Want all the last villa gossip straight to your inbox? Sign up for our daily Love Island newsletter HEREAsked if he'd consider breaking up a Love Island couple to get what he wanted, Davide confirmed he would, but if the lady was really his type he would pursue her "straight away".He said: "Yeah, but if I believe if someone is really my type I will go [for it] straight away. I don’t expect to see her couple with someone else."The Italian added that the girl likely wouldn't be the one for him if she can't choose between him and another guy.He added: Who is meant to be for me will be for me, so if a girl is really jumping between me and another guy it is probably not the love of my life.”Do you have a story about one of this year's Love Island stars? Contact us at staronlineshowbiz@reachplc.com.The gym-honed hunk said he wouldn't rule out having sex in the sunny Mallorca villa if met the right person and the right attraction was there.But he insisted he would abstain from racy bedroom business if he met someone he really liked, so they could enjoy their first time outside of the TV show.Davide said: "This is something that I cannot plan.

Love Island hunk Davide Sanclimenti said he could have sex in the villa if he meets the right lady. The self-professed Italian stallion is part of this year's Love Island lineup - which includes ex-footballer Michael Owen's daughter, Gemma Owen.Dashing Davide moved from Rome to Manchester three years ago, where he now runs a small shisha business called S Deluxe Shisha.The sexy singleton spoke to Daily Star's Sam Huntley and other press before he entered the villa for this year's series - which returns 9pm Monday June 6 on ITV2.When asked if he's prepared to get down to business under the sheets, Davide said he could be game to get intimate if he meets the right person.However, he insisted he would abstain from sex in the villa if he met someone he really liked, so they could enjoy their first time outside of the TV show.He said: "This is something that I cannot plan.

BBC One's Dragons' Den - but he's also breaking records in other lanes.Steven has also been smashing the streaming world with his Diary Of A CEO podcast, which sees him get real with the biggest industry titans on the planet.The business buff has hosted tons of high-profile guests on the podcast, including Love Island star Molly-Mae Hague, MP Matt Hancock, UFC champ Israel Adesanya and TalkTV anchor Piers Morgan.Steven spoke exclusively to Daily Star's Sam Huntley on the red carpet at the BAFTA TV Awards, where he revealed how he prepares for his podcast and the special traits he looks for in his guests.The podcast pioneer said he read every SAGE meeting minute to prepare for his chat with tory MP Matt Hancock, but he also has a team of researchers to help him swat up on the guests before they come in to record an episode.He admitted he goes through a "very tense" research period before an episode where he gets so 'locked in' that, essentially, nobody can speak to him 24 hours before filming as he wants to absorb as much as he can.Steven said: "It really depends on who I’m speaking to. In the case of Matt Hancock I’d read every single SAGE minute taken from all of the government meetings."I’d have a team of researchers giving me a big dossier on the individual, and in the 24 hours leading up to the conversation it’s all I do.

Anne Hegerty is one of the most famous quizzers on British television, but now she's revealed how she prepares before every episode of ITV's The Chase.Known as The Governess, Anne is regularly seen crushing contestants with her superior knowledge skills on the popular ITV quiz show, which is hosted by Bradley Walsh.Whilst her genius quizzing skills are in no doubt, some fans might be wondering just how the TV quizzer gets her brain in gear before stepping into the studio to tackle those quick-fire questions read by Bradley.The Governess herself spoke exclusively to Daily Star's Sam Huntley at the BAFTA TV Awards on Sunday (May 8), where she admitted she regularly competes in quizzes outside of the hit ITV show.It came just before The Chase picked up the Best Daytime gong at the glitzy award show, which was held at the Royal Festival Hall in London.When asked how she prepares for going into The Chase studio, Anne said a producer comes in and "throws" questions at them to get the brain juices going.She said: "There is actually a sort of warm-up session. One of our producers comes in and throws questions at us.

Michael Jackson, Diana Ross and Nile Rodgers.Kathy was just a teenager when she performed at the historic Rumble in the Jungle boxing event in 1974, the heavyweight championship bout between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman which took place in Zaire, Central Africa.The titan boxing match saw Kathy and her sisters share the stage with none other than the Godfather of Soul himself, James Brown, who taught Kathy vital lessons in artistry.Speaking exclusively to Daily Star's Sam Huntley, Kathy Sledge opened up about what it was like to work with the biggest names in the music game, and the time she shared a flight with the likes of James Brown, Bill Withers and the Pointer Sisters.Kathy confessed she felt like she was "in wonderland" the whole time during her Rumble in the Jungle stint where she also met the most iconic boxer of all time, Muhammad Ali.The star-studded trip began when she boarded a flight with her fellow performers, which just happened to include I Feel Good icon James, Bill Withers and the Pointer Sisters.She said: "I got a chance to work with James Brown. I was 13 years old or 14.

Britain's Got Talent champ Jai McDowall has dished on his hunky transformation over a decade after winning the ITV talent show - and why he now feels more confident than ever.The Scottish singer-songwriter won the fifth series of Britain's Got Talent back in 2011, which bagged him £100,000 and a performing slot at the 2011 Royal Variety Performance.Jai narrowly beat bookies' favourite Ronan Parke after dazzling the nation with his singing voice as well as then-judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Michael McIntyre and David Hasselhoff.Since leaving the show, Jai's kept himself busy with a handful of projects, such as touring the UK with his star-studded theatre show Les Musicals with G4 frontman Jonathan Ansell.However, some fans might be wondering what the Scottish hunk looks like these days, given it's been over a decade since he first walked onto the stage to audition for the BGT judges.Jai spoke exclusively to Daily Star's Sam Huntley about nose surgery, fawning fans, and why he feels more confident in his appearance.He had fans swooning over his epic new look when he appeared on Britain's Got Talent: The Champions in 2019, a moment published in an array of outlets at the time.And it turns out Jai was surprised by his friends who messaged him about the news stories.Asked if he saw the comments, Jai said: "My friends did and sent it to me being like 'have you seen this?', and I was like 'no, because I don't Google myself!', but yeah I've got a few of that.