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Sunday Brunch host suffers embarrassing blunder as guest begs 'not while I'm eating please'

Sunday Brunch's very own Tim Lovejoy found himself red in the face after a risqué on-air misunderstanding, one that quickly merited a complaint from guest, comedian Sue Perkins.The beloved host was joined by co-host Simon Rimmer and guests singer Jess Glynne, Sue, actress Sophie Thompson and comedian Josh Widdicombe on Sunday 28 April. Yet it was their fifth guest, SAS: Who Dares Wins star, Jason Fox who claimed the spotlight with his response to Tim's inadvertently intimate query. During a segment, Tim congratulated newlywed Jason, asking if he had enjoyed his big day.
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Sunday Brunch star Tim Lovejoy’s real life - tragic loss, ex-wife split and job fail
READ MORE: Sunday Brunch in chaos as chef 'walks off set' midway through Channel 4 show It hasn’t all been sunshine and rainbows, however, as Tim has had to battle failed auditions, his book flopping and tragic losses.We take a look into his life when the cameras aren’t rolling.It hasn’t all been easy for Tim in the entertainment industry, as he was pushed back from a dream gig in the early days of his presenting career.He initially auditioned for a job presenting hit BBC One kids’ show Blue Peter back in 1998, but failed to land the gig.However, 10 years later his dreams came true, as he landed a guest presenting job on the show to fill in for Countryfile’s Helen Skelton.He told The Sun: “I auditioned in 1998 when I first started presenting. But I don't think my skills at making things were quite up to scratch."Despite being turned down then, I am delighted that Blue Peter has asked me on."And the reviews for his book Lovejoy on Football was slated when it came to reviews from critics, with When Saturday Comes writer Taylor Parkes branding it “tedious in the extreme… Hopelessly banal and nauseatingly self-assured, smirkingly unfunny.”Though Tim used to be married to his wife Jade Lovejoy, he later moved on to have a four-year relationship with netball player Tamsin Greenway.As a former England netball international player, she scooped bronze medals at the 2010 Commonwealth Games and the 2011 and 2015 Netball World Cups.She now works as a netball pundit for Sky Sports, as well as acting as the head coach of the Scotland netball team.Confirming their split, Tim’s agent announced in 2016: “Tim and Tamsin have sadly split up.
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Sunday Brunch descends into chaos as star brutally cuts finger in bloody segment
Sunday Brunch after he cut his finger quite badly on the morning show.The former Blur band member joined hosts Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer on the Channel 4 programme to cook up some steak with a helping of blue cheese, but he ended up clipping his finger in the process.Once the unfortunate accident took place, the 54 year old could be seen using only his right hand as one of the fingers on his left hand was covered in blood.READ MORE: Sunday Brunch fans gobsmacked as Channel 4 co-hosts walk off after surprising Ashley RobertsThe unexpected chop took place less than an hour into the show and presenter Simon was forced to change directions in the kitchen, due to Alex's bloody finger.While he continued to chat away in the kitchen, Simon was seen picking up a block of blue cheese but quickly said: "I'll go round there coz you've got a little bit of blood on your board," as Alex laughed.Despite his apparent injury, Alex decided to continue to work away in the kitchen. But his eagerness to carry on was picked up by viewers at home who questioned why he didn't see to his finger.Taking to Twitter, fans shared their thoughts on the incident.One social media user tweeted: "Jesus Christ can someone give Alex James a dressing and some hand wash? Cringing here #SundayBrunch."Another wrote: "Get that bumbling blood covered oaf Alex James off - putting me right off with his bloody hand #SundayBrunch."A third said: "Alex James cutting his finger causing absolute havoc on #sundaybrunch has actually lived the show up."Meanwhile a fourth penned: "Howling with laughter watching Sunday Brunch.
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Bond girl Diana Rigg's will - £3m tribute to famous daughter and £5k gift to salon
Game Of Thrones, died in 2020 just after her final project was completed.Her daughter, actress Rachael Stirling, recently appeared on Channel 4’s Sunday Brunch alongside fellow guests Louise Redknapp, Claudia Jessie and Ricky Wilson, and hosts Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer.Rachael’s career path closely reflects her mothers after she began acting 26 years ago.Diana was a Bond girl who also starred in 60s television series The Avengers, 1997’s Rebecca and Doctor Who alongside her daughter.Aged 82, she died of cancer in September 2020.According to the Daily Mail, Diana left Rachael upwards of £3 million after she died as she inherited a large chunk of her estate, valued at £3,368,886 and which are believed to be properties in France and the United States.Along with Rachael’s inheritance, Diana generously left £5,000 to a beautician from her local nail salon while £280,500 went to her family and charity organisations.These included Great Ormond Street Hospital and St Christopher’s Hospice who both received £50,000 each.After Diana’s death, Rachael wrote a touching tribute in The Observer for her mother back in October, which detailed the pair’s struggle before she passed.Through her mother’s illness, Rachael became her carer and said that they had a “traumatic” time living together after she was diagnosed with cancer.“We didn’t always get on. There was enormous love but it was a painful relationship for both of us at times.
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Louise Redknapp hints she can't relax in hotel bedrooms as others may have had sex there
Louise Redknapp revealed she can never relax in hotel rooms due to what other guests may have been up to before her stay.The star was welcomed onto Channel 4's Sunday Brunch and sat alongside Ricky Wilson on started talking about hotel accommodation during the show.Talking to hosts Simon Rimmer and Tim Lovejoy she said she never fully chill out when staying in hotels as she struggles to get certain things out of her mind.Louise said she can't fully enjoy the baths because she worries about how clean they are and the bodies that have been in there before.She explained: "When I'm in the bath I start thinking how many other people have been in the bottom of this bath and I'm sitting there as well, It's all wrong It feels like I'm oversharing."She then went on to say how she doesn't even like laying on the pillows due to what substances may have been left on them, hinting at what many hotel stays are used for.Louise said: "It's like all the pillows, you know the extra pillows, they probably don't change them every time someone new comes into the room and you wonder what's happened on those pillows..."She continued: "I can't get it out of my mind if I fall asleep on the extra cushions its so wrong."This comes after Louise has called Robert Rinder an "inspiration" due to him heading over to Ukraine on a rescue mission.The Judge Rinder star to help his Strictly Come Dancing partner Oksana Platero to save her family at the border.Robert, 43, shared the emotional reunion with her family members on social media, showing fans the moments they crossed the border into Poland.Emotional on the post he wrote a heartwarming caption about how they had provided urgent medical supplies to them.He said: "Auntie Lidya and Grandma Zoya.
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Sunday Brunch fans call for Channel 4 host shake-up as Tim Lovejoy replaced on show
Sunday Brunch viewers have called for a show shake-up after regular host Tim Lovejoy was replaced during the latest edition of the Channel 4 show.The 53-year-old presenter was replaced by Celebrity Gogglebox star Miquita Oliver on Sunday morning (February 20).She joined Tim's co-host Simon Rimmer in the studio and viewers seemed to love her presenting style.Some fans of the programme even called for her to be a permanent addition to the show.Taking to Twitter, one fan wrote: "A much warmer interview technique with Miquita #SundayBrunch."Another added: "Miquita is doing a fine job... I much prefer her doing this."A third person posted: "Who is hoping Tim takes an extended break so Miquita can stay?"While a fourth social media user said: "So happy Tim’s off and @miquitaoliver is presenting!"However, some appeared to miss Tim and couldn't wait to have him back on their screens.""Just me missing Tim then? #SundayBrunch." one fan wondered.A second person wrote: "As much as i like this Miquita bird, i think i prefer Tim Lovejoy's complete indifference to his guests #sundaybrunch." Last month, Tim jokingly branded Strictly Come Dancing judge Anton Du Beke "a terrible judge" after the TV presenter jumped into an impromptu dance on air - before ordering him off-set.Tim and Simon Rimmer welcomed Tom Read Wilson, Anton Du Beke, Tanya Moodie, Kerry Godliman and Robert Bathurst onto the show on January 16.
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