Sue Grahameа: Last News

Big Brother is set to return to TV screens next year, it's been reported. ITV are thought to be relaunching the iconic show with the series going back to its original roots if it does return. ITV bosses are reportedly considering the show to air on ITV2 in autumn of 2023, after Love Island.

***Trigger Warning: This video contains mentions of anorexia*** Tributes are flooding in for Big Brother star Nikki Grahame who died one year ago today of anorexia. In an exclusive interview with OK! magazine, Nikki's mum Sue said if she could speak to her daughter one last time, she'd tell her she was "pretty much the best thing that ever happened to me – she and her sister". "I am so proud of everything she achieved - I'm so lucky she was my girl," Sue said, describing Nikki's incredible life, as well as her serious struggles.

Reality TV star Nikki Grahame sadly passed away from anorexia on April 9 2021.The Big Brother legend’s lifetime struggle with the eating disorder has been explored in a heartbreaking Channel 4 documentary, leaving fans in tears. Nikki’s mum, Sue, took part in the tragic film, and spoke exclusively to OK! about the anorexia warning signs her daughter showed from just six years old. According to BEAT, about 1.25 million people in the UK have an eating disorder, and anorexia is the most common.

Nikki Grahame fans were left in tears on Thursday night during Channel 4's "heartbreaking" documentary Nikki Grahame: Who Is She? Late Big Brother star Nikki tragically passed away aged 38 last April, following a long battle with anorexia which began when she was just eight-years-old. In the moving documentary, Nikki's heartbroken mum Sue shared her devastation about her daughter’s death, as well as the things she does to feel closer to Nikki since her sad passing. While Vanessa Feltz, who formed a tight friendship with Nikki during their time together in the 2010 series Ultimate Big Brother house, paid tribute to her late friend.

Channel 4 documentary about her life and were left "in tears" and "emotional" after the opening scenes of the programme.The Big Brother star tragically lost her life-long battle with anorexia at the age of 38 in April last year.Wanting to pay tribute to the reality TV star the broadcasting giant pulled together a heartfelt tribute to remember the icon a year on since her sad death.Within just five minutes of the documentary, fans took to Twitter expressing how "tough" it was to watch.One tweet read: "Nikki Grahame programme has only just started on #Channel4 and omg #nikkigrahame."A second person echoed: "Already i'm feeling emotional that poor poor cherub she made us so happy whilst she was so sad #WhoIsShe #nikkigrahame.""This is going to be a tough watch. Remembering #nikkigrahame #whoisshe," added another."Watching the #NikkiGrahame documentary on Channel 4 and just know I'm gonna cry," wrote a third.A fourth online user claimed: "I’m already crying.

Channel 4 is set to celebrate the life of late Big Brother star Nikki Grahame, with the release of an emotional new documentary focusing on the reality TV star. Nikki, who shot to fame in 2006 after entering the Big Brother house, sadly passed away in April 2021 aged 38, after a lengthy battle with anorexia which started when she was only eight years old.The new documentary, titled Nikki Grahame: Who Is She?, is set to feature interviews with Nikki's loved ones, including her mum Sue, and will air tonight (7 April) on Channel 4.

Big Brother star Glyn Wise has shared how he reached out to his fellow housemate Nikki Grahame’s mum after Nikki’s tragic death as he paid tribute to the late reality star’s “great energy.” During an appearance on This Morning on Thursday 7 April, Glyn explained that he felt compelled to get in touch with Nikki’s mum Sue and send his condolences when he heard the news. Reflecting on Nikki’s sad passing last April following a lifelong battle with anorexia, Glyn, who is training to be a priest, told hosts Alison Hammond and Dermot O’Leary: “She was such great energy.” The 33-year-old continued: “I sent a message to her mother because I know her mother is a woman of faith, as well, so that has helped her through.” Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter Glyn also explained that whenever he thinks of his time spent with Nikki in the famous reality house, he can’t help but smile at their shared memories.

Nikki Grahame’s heartbroken mum Sue has opened up on the ways she keeps her late daughter’s memory alive in an emotional Channel 4 documentary. Late Big Brother star Nikki tragically passed away aged 38 last April, following a long battle with anorexia which began when she was just eight years old. Now, in a moving one-off programme called Nikki Grahame: Who Is She, which airs on Thursday 7 April, Sue shares her devastation about her daughter’s death, as well as the things she does to feel closer to Nikki since her sad passing.

Nikki Grahame will be honoured in a new documentary set to air on Channel 4, four months after her tragic death. The Big Brother star was aged just 38 when she died in April, following a long battle with anorexia.

Channel 4 will be showing a 60-minute documentary with a range of home movies and archive footage.

Nikki Grahame’s mum Sue has heartbreakingly shared the Big Brother star’s final days. Big Brother star Nikki was just 38 when she tragically passed away in April this year.

NIKKI Grahame’s mum, Sue, begged nurses not to let her daughter leave hospital, mere hours before her death. The Big Brother star, who died on April 9 this year age 38, was fondly remembered by fans, friends, colleagues and her family.  Speaking for the first time since her daughter’s premature death, Sue Grahame, 66, told the Sunday Mirror: “The nurses were amazing but I told every single one, ‘She mustn’t go home.

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Pete Bennett has remembered his late friend Nikki Grahame by sharing a video which shows her telling her mates a ghost story while they were camping at a festival.

DEPSITE battling anorexia since she was a child, Nikki Grahame's health took a turn after her 15 minutes of fame ended. The Big Brother star died on Friday at the age of 38 after a long battle with the eating disorder.

NIKKI Grahame just lost her life to an eating disorder and it was something she had lived with since childhood. The Big Brother died on Friday at the age of 38 after a long battle with anorexia.

Nikki Grahame told her mum she wanted her life back as she went into hospital for treatment.

Not this again," followed by an emoji of a woman sadly holding her face in her hands.Nikki continued: "....seriously can’t deal #lockdown #f**kcovid19 #fml," which she led with an emoji of a gun.It comes just a week after Nikki's mum Sue appeared on This Morning to talk about how Nikki's eating disorder and mental health had suffered in lockdown.Sue said that because the gyms were closed Nikki struggled as she finds it hard to eat if she can not exercise properly.