Tom Daley: Last News

A Scots widow who handed out knitted hearts on a 5000-mile hike around the UK coastline has received a message of support from crochet enthusiast and former Olympian Tom Daley.

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A UK celebrity version of The Traitors is said to be coming to screens soon just days after the third season of the BBC show wrapped up last week.

Viewers of The Masked Singer UK are convinced they've cracked the case of Wolf's true identity, believing it to be a well-known face. The mystery celebrity took to the stage again on Saturday night, delivering a performance of The Candy Man.

Tattoo was the latest contestant to be eliminated from The Masked Singer, and fans are reacting online to the secret identity being revealed.

Diving icon Tom Daley is set to appear on our TV screens tonight as a guest judge on ITV1's The Masked Singer.

EXCLUSIVE: UK-based Carver PR is launching a culture division and has hired veteran publicist Jenna Knight to lead it. As Head of Culture, she will have a client list including Fearne Cotton’s Happy Place brand, comedian Michael Dapaah and entrepreneur Grace Beverley. Carver PR already has people, music, podcast, books, brands, events and sports divisions. Knight has worked in PR for 17 years, working with brands and talent in music, entertainment and wider culture, and has experience in full-service publicity and comms campaigns. “Jenna is a first-class publicist and comms strategist who is innately passionate about crafting purposeful, powerful and impactful moments within culture for clients, said Megan Carver, founder and MD of Carver PR. “More than that, she shares our values and passions.” Knight added she had “long admired Megan as a powerhouse figure — and leader — in the entertainment PR space, and her values, vision and approach to how she conducts business are absolutely aligned with mine, which is extremely important to me.” Carver PR’s clients include Ian Wright, The Louis Theroux Podcast, diver Tom Daley, singer Jess Glynne, Sony, Dr Rangan Chatterjee and The British Podcast Awards.

Clare Balding has shared her fondness for The Traitors after rumours she might be joining the first celebrity edition in the UK.

Following the success of mother-son duo Ross and Diane in the second series of The Traitors, it looks like the producers of the hit show known for its deceit and treachery are looking for another family for the celebrity version of the series. Celebrity Traitors is expected to film in early 2025, and BBC bosses are currently recruiting famous names for the show, with Daisy May Cooper and her brother Charlie reported to have been approached.

Natalie Portman is stepping out during Paris Fashion Week!

The telly grapevine has been buzzing about which celeb stars are set to pack their bags and head Down Under for the new series of I'm A Celebrity, with Gambling.com serving up fresh odds and predictions on who might be braving bush life this year.Top of the list is everyone's favourite dance pro Oti Mabuse, formerly of Strictly fame, with bookies pegging her chances at 8/13 to sashay into the jungle. Hot on her heels could be reality TV darling and previous Strictly competitor Zara McDermott, potentially following in the footsteps of her beau Sam Thompson - last year's jungle Royal.

Rylan Clark has emerged as the front-runner to take over from Jermaine Jenas on BBC's The One Show, following news of Jenas' departure.

Kate Middleton was 'confident' and 'excited' as she addressed the Team GB Olympic athletes in a video message, according to a body language expert.The royal duo dropped a heartfelt video yesterday (Sunday 11 August) congratulating the team saying they are an “inspiration to us all”. Now, body language expert Darren Stanton, speaking on behalf of Spin Genie, explained the Princess of Wales' delivery was “coherent” and “strong”.

Olympic diver Tom Daley has confirmed his retirement from the sport.

Viewers of the Olympic closing ceremony on Sunday (August 11) were left confused by the outfits that Team GB were wearing.

. Not just for Tom Daley's , but for this new video featuring , and .For some delightful reason, Kensington Palace tapped the 52-year-old American rapper to join the Prince and Princess of Wales, , and other famous faces in congratulating Team Great Britain for their performances in the 2024 Olympics.

Tom Daley, Jack Laugher, Noah Williams and other Team GB divers have been spotted joining in on a viral dance trend while at this year's Olympic Games.The team has been busy competing in Paris and keeping fans updated with their antics on social media.Tom, 30, shared a video of himself and his diving teammates taking part in the 'Apple dance challenge' on Sunday afternoon.The viral dance trend is set to the tune of Charli XCX's song 'Apple', which was released earlier this year.The challenge involves participants performing a specific dance routine that matches some of the lyrics in the song's chorus. In the video, Tom can be seen showing off his dance moves alongside teammates Jack, 29, Noah, 24, Anthony Harding, 24, Kyle Kothari, 26, and Jordan Houlden, 26.The group were filmed doing the routine in their Adidas swimming trunks on a rooftop.

The Paris Olympics have wrapped up, bringing an end to a thrilling fortnight of sports. Spectators were treated to unforgettable moments, record-smashing performances, historic achievements and plenty of controversies, making this year's Games one for the books. Over 10,000 athletes battled it out in 329 events, competing for more than 980 medals.

Michelle Keegan and Mark Wright looked as loved-up as ever as she joined him in Paris. The presenter and radio star has been busy working in the French capital with Heart radio as the Olympics take place.

Every medal-winning athlete goes home with the same two prizes in their hands from the Paris Olympics 2024. Simply, a chunk of admittedly very well-earned metal denoting their bronze, silver or gold win and another special souvenir – a poster in a yellow box, depicting Paris including the Eiffel Tower and the River Seine.

Anthony Harding had to conquer his fear of the toughest dive in the world to win an Olympic bronze medal.