Stacey Christmas: Last News

Before Prince Harry embarks on an adventurous birthday celebration in the mountains with friends, he is reportedly celebrating at a lavish gathering at his Montecito, California estate first with wife Meghan Markle, but a couple of important pals will be notably missing. Local florist, Felipe Sandoval, has hinted that music icon Elton John, who was a close friend of Harry's mum, the late Princess Diana, might not join the party.

Ruth Jones was spotted having a blast while filming the new Gavin and Stacey Christmas special on Tuesday 3 September. Fans are eagerly awaiting the return of her character Nessa as well as Smithy, played by James Corden, after both stars were seen on Barry Island near Cardiff.The excitement reached fever pitch when James shared a photo of Smithy's van earlier this week, teasing the upcoming reunion episode.

Rob Brydon and Ruth Jones have reunited as filming for the Gavin & Stacey Christmas special begins.Brydon and Jones will appear on screen together again for the last-ever episode of Gavin & Stacey, which will air on Christmas Day. The news leaked ahead of the official announcement in May, which star Rob Brydon recently admitted was “horrible”.In June, Brydon confirmed in an episode of The One Show that, at the time, the cast hadn’t yet started filming the episode, saying cameras wouldn’t start rolling until “after the summer”.Well, filming reportedly finally kicked off earlier this week in Barry, Wales, according to The Sun.

James Corden has spilled the beans that he and Ruth Jones have finally put the finishing touches on the script for the much-anticipated final episode of Gavin And Stacey.The 45 year old former chat show king shared the exciting news that he and his fellow creator Ruth, 57, were working on a final comeback episode in May, confirming that fans of the hit sitcom are in for a treat with its Christmas return. The series, which originally graced our screens from 2007 to 2010, made a smashing comeback in 2019 with a Christmas special that left viewers hanging as Nessa (portrayed by Jones) dramatically proposed to Smithy (played by Corden).

It looks like Gavin and Stacey: The Finale could be in for a mad dash in order to wrap up production in time for the Christmas Day special, with filming yet to kick off. James Corden, 45, co-creator and star of the much-loved BBC Three sitcom alongside Ruth Jones, 57, is set to reprise his role as Smithy for the show's final festive hurrah, and he's confessed that the timeline is seriously snug.

James Corden reportedly entertained fellow passengers onboard a flight in Portugal after it was forced to carry out an emergency landing.The actor was on a flight which reportedly failed to reach altitude as it was leaving Faro. The plane circled for 45 minutes before pilots announced that they would be making an emergency landing in Lisbon.One passenger has shared detailed of the event, adding that the actor and comedian entertained the other passengers, posed for selfies, and even hinted at the newly revealed Gavin & Stacey episode coming on Christmas Day.Speaking to Metro, the passenger, named Vanessa, said “He walked up and down the aisles talking to people, and let everybody take a selfie with him.”She continued: “I made a joke and went, ‘Oh if we’re all going to die, you could tell us how the Gavin & Stacey Christmas special ends?’ and he went ‘Do you really want to know?’”The former Late Late Show host then teased a resolution to the long-running joke of the mysterious fishing trip shared by Jason and Bryn, as Vanessa shared: “He said ‘I can’t tell you, but do you want to know what happened on the fishing trip?’ and I was like ‘Yes! I do!’ and he was like, ‘I can’t tell you that either.’”She continued to speak on Corden’s demeanour, saying: “He was just really nice, he would have been well within his rights to sit and sulk in his seat like the rest of us would be doing but he didn’t.”Vanessa then explained the context behind some photographs of Corden speaking with a staff member after passengers were forced to vacate the plane following its emergency landing.“We’re in the terminal and there was not a member of British Airways staff to be found,” Vanessa claimed.

for being “rude” to staff at Balthazar restaurant, leading to famed Big Apple restaurateur Keith McNally banning him from the downtown hotspot over his behavior. Spice Girl Mel B has also referred to Corden as “the biggest d–head I’ve ever met.” But, according to The Daily Mail, fellow passengers on Corden’s flight claim that the former talk show host was helpfully advocating for them all when the plane was forced to make an emergency stop in the Portuguese city after a mechanical problem.

for being “rude” to staff at Balthazar restaurant, leading to famed Big Apple restaurateur Keith McNally banning him from the downtown hotspot over his behavior. Spice Girl Mel B has also referred to Corden as “the biggest d–head I’ve ever met.” But, according to The Daily Mail, fellow passengers on Corden’s flight claim that the former talk show host was helpfully advocating for them all when the plane was forced to make an emergency stop in the Portuguese city after a mechanical problem.

Gavin And Stacey creator Ruth Jones has said the leaking of the show’s forthcoming final episode was “really mean”.It was announced earlier this month the much-loved sitcom will conclude on Christmas Day 2024 on BBC One and iPlayer, following leaked reports that another special was in the works in February.“James [Corden] and I wanted to give everybody a nice surprise and I think it was really mean that they leaked it,” Jones said of the leak to BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour.

Gavin and Stacey could soon be returning to our TV screens, as sitcom star Larry Lamb vowed "something will happen" with the programme during a BBC Breakfast appearance.Chatting to hosts Dan Walker and Sally Nugent via video link, Larry was on the show to discuss the return of BBC Three to our television sets tonight, after being strictly online-only for years.It comes after a Christmas special cliffhanger left fans reeling, as Nessa proposed to Smithy just as he looked ready to tie the knot with his new girlfriend - before abruptly cutting to the credits.Sally kicked off the discussion by saying: "Larry, I know everybody watching will want me to ask about the Gavin and Stacey Christmas special..."Dan chimed in: "It’s against the law not to ask!", as Sally continued: "Exactly. It ended on a little bit of a cliffhanger, didn’t it? Tell us what’s going to happen - what are we going to see, what can we expect?"Chuckling, Larry teased: "I’m probably one of the worst people in the world to ask.

Gavin and Stacey special.The actor, who played Bryn West in the hit comedy, addressed the future of the beloved show in his podcast Brydon & while in conversation with his former co-star Sheridan Smith.Brydon said “it would seem so strange” for the show not to return after the last Christmas special left fans with a cliffhanger as Nessa proposed to Smithy.“Well, I think they might do one more special,” he added. “But they should crack on if they are going to do it.”Addressing the success of the Gavin and Stacey Christmas special, which was watched by over 17 million viewers, Smith, who played Smithy’s sister Rudi, said: “They created this masterpiece sort of one-off Christmas special.

Netflix’s sumptuous new period drama, Bridgerton, has introduced viewers to many new faces with its large ensemble cast. The Shonda Rhimes-produced adaptation of Julia Quinn’s books, described as a light and “fluffy” bit of entertainment for the Christmas holidays, follows two high-society families as their daughters enter the competitive marriage market.

Gavin & Stacey Christmas special will not feature the controversial ‘Fairytale Of New York’ lyric that caused a number of viewers to make complaints to the BBC.The uncensored version of the 1987 hit by The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl, featuring the lyrics: “You scumbag, you maggot/ You cheap lousy f****t/ Happy Christmas, your arse/ I pray God it’s our last“, was performed by Nessa and Bryn during last year’s special.After the episode aired, the BBC received nearly 900 complaints about the lyric.

Gavin and Stacey made a triumphant return to our screens last year - but not without controversy.

Gavin and Stacey Christmas special graced our screens and left a huge void in our TV viewing. The series, which is the brain child of James Corden and Ruth Jones, was released 13 years ago and has gone on to be one of the most beloved British sitcoms in history.

direct to your inbox Gavin and Stacey fans had a special treat last year when the cast reunited for a Christmas special. And the revival was pretty spectacular as Nessa shockingly proposed to Smithy.

, who recently to "fight the culture wars", accused the BBC of choosing what is and isn't appropriate for listeners' "ignorant little years" in a post on Twitter.The Guardian columnist Owen Jones tweeted that as as a gay person he isn't "bothered" about the track's use of the word "f*****", adding: "It's an epic song."Last year, the BBC defended playing the unedited version of the 1987 song in the Gavin & Stacey Christmas special, where it was belted out by the characters Nessa Jenkins and Uncle Bryn.The show's co-creator Ruth Jones, who plays Nessa, also defended using the song to The Sun.She said the writers have "to remain true to the characters", who may lack "political correctness".Jones did, however, recognise that "it is a different

What do you think of the change? Let us know in the comments below. A source told The Sun : "The feeling is that Radio 1’s listeners are younger and may not be as familiar with this song — so it has been decided that the lyrics should be edited." Fairytale of New York's lyrics hit headlines last year, when an uncensored version was sung by characters in the Gavin and Stacey Christmas special.Last year, BBC Radio presenter Alex Dyke also admitted he is "no longer comfortable" with the song in a series of now-deleted tweets.He wrote: "Radio, let's ban Fairytale Of New York this Christmas! 'You're a slut on junk, you s***bag, cheap lousy f****t' - is this what we want our kids singing in the back of the car?"It's an offensive pile of

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here is back – and with a bang.

TV show in Scotland last year, with more than 1.2million people tuning in to the drama.A total of 1,201,000 viewers watched the final episode of the fifth series on BBC1 in May.The figures meant the hit police corruption show, starring Scot Martin Compston, took comedy Still Game’s title as the most popular programme in the country.It beat off the Gavin and Stacey Christmas Day special – the second most watched programme in Scotland with 1,111,000 people tuning in. The final of Strictly Come Dancing took third spot with 1,042,000 viewers while the first episode of the final series of Still Game was fourth with 1,033,000.Football sketch show Only An Excuse was fifth with 991,000 viewers.