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Spandau Ballet’s Martin Kemp has said he believes he may have just “10 years” left to live after a series of health scares.The former bassist for the New Romantic band opened up about his thoughts on his life and health on an episode of his son Roman’s podcast, FFS! My Dad is Martin Kemp, where he spoke candidly about his fight with brain tumours as a younger man.Kemp, 63, said in response to a question asking how long he believes he will live: “I’ll be really honest with you, 10 years.”The musician, who is also a successful actor, known for playing Steve Owen in EastEnders from 1998 to 2002 and Reggie Kray in The Krays in 1990, had surgery in 1995 to remove two benign brain tumours.“When I went through all of that brain tumour scare, I spent two years of my life thinking I was going to die,” he continued.

Tony Hadley was rushed to hospital just before he was due to perform a gig in Larne, Northern Ireland on Sunday night (August 27).The former Spandau Ballet frontman, 63, was scheduled to headline the Clearer Water Antrim Coast Half Marathon Live Lounge, but became unwell during soundcheck.He also met fans for a meet and greet after the soundcheck, but apparently appeared uncomfortable, before telling organisers that he was unwell.“We got St John’s Ambulance,” a PR representative for the event told the Belfast Telegraph.“We had to do what was right by him and he was taken to hospital, and his crew have all gone with him, to stick together. We hope he gets better soon.”Belfast singer Brendan Quinn stepped in alongside fiddle player Ciara Maguire to fill the slot.Ruth McIlroy, who organised the weekend, said fans had been “very understanding”.“A lot of the crowd heard him do his sound check, but unfortunately he clearly wasn’t feeling well and he got worse as evening went on,” she said.“Medics on site were very clear he needed to go to hospital.

I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here! in 2015 with Lady Colin Campbell, 72.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, Jorgie recalled fellow star Tony Hadley, 61, getting the pair mixed up on the show.Whilst on I'm a Celeb, Lady C caused lots of drama and had plenty of arguments with Spandau Ballet frontman Tony.Recalling a memory of her time in the jungle, Jorgie said: "When we were in the jungle, obviously we were all wearing the same outfits and my hair and Lady’s C’s hair was a similar colour."And I remember Tony Hadley shouting at Lady C ‘Georgie, Georgie’ and she turned around and it wasn’t me."I stood there like…"She looks good for her age and stuff but still, I’m here, haha!"Jorgie said in the jungle she was very shocked by what Lady C said most of the time, but that didn't stop the star "enjoying" her company.The Hollyoaks star continued: "I enjoyed her, there were times when the cameras weren’t on and some things happened and you’re like, 'Oh my god you can’t say that.'"I think that was the last time there was controversy in the jungle, I don’t think I’ve seen it like that since."Which, I am glad I was in that one as it was pure entertainment."I kind of liked it because at the end of the day you’re in a place that you’re just not meant to be, it’s not normal and it’s not a situation anyone can really handle I suppose."So, it was just entertaining at the end of the day."After leaving the jungle, Jorgie reflected on the experience.Speaking to Ant and Dec, she said: "I thought it would be really easy.“I thought we would get sandwiches.

The pandemic is no laughing matter for comedian Michael McIntyre, who admits that he’s missing his usual audience. ‘I’m performing to no one but my wife, my two boys and my dog — who have heard it all before,’ he says. ‘I’ve found myself just latching on to people. Anyone in the street who comes over to me and wants to say Hi — from a distance — I just won’t let them go. ‘They’ll ask for a photo and then I’ll just keep talking so much that by the end of it they’re like, “OK, listen, I’ve really got to get on.” ‘I actually saw one woman delete the photo that she’d asked to take!'Former Spandau Ballet frontman Tony Hadley has a beef with fellow crooner Sir Cliff Richard.

Tony Hadley, the former lead singer of Spandau Ballet, says he wishes he'd been in rival 1980s band Duran Duran.

Former Spandau Ballet star Ross William Wild has recalled how he attempted suicide shortly after leaving the band last year. The 31-year-old singer performed with Spandau Ballet stars Martin Kemp, Gary Kemp, Steve Norman and John Keeble throughout 2018 until the following year after replacing former band member Tony Hadley who had quit. Ross reveals that he then made the decision to quit himself 11 months after joining the group but claims Martin announced his departure without his knowledge during an interview on This Morning. Speaking to The Sun, Ross said: ‘I told Spandau I wanted to leave and they wished me luck.

Tony Hadley is gold.

Singer Tony Hadley has helped a Singaporean quizzer win $10,000 (£5,800) after a controversial decision over whether he had said his name right as an answer.