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READ MORE: Tom Jones releases Bob Dylan cover 'as reminder to fight temptation'It turns out Janis didn't fancy walking and singing through some plastic raindrops. So ABC, who Sir Tom says had spent a lot of money building the set, totally scrapped it.

The One Show host Alex Jones struggled to contain her emotions as singer Sir Tom Jones said that his beloved wife Melinda Trenchard, who died in 2016, made one final plea for him to carry out her dreams after her death. The heartbreaking conversation was too much for Alex, who is currently pregnant with her second child, and she cried listening to The Voice coach share his personal memories.

The One Show 's Alex Jones was left visibly emotional on Thursday after Tom Jones revealed his late wife's final wishes for the singer.

Tom Jones may go down in history as the only knight who once had panties thrown at him onstage.But the 80-year-old Welshman who crooned such ’60s classics as “It’s Not Unusual” and “What’s New Pussycat?” — as well as the 1971 hit “She’s a Lady” — isn’t done yet. In addition to keeping his coach’s chair on “The Voice UK,” he’s releasing “Surrounded by Time,” a collection of covers, on Friday.Here, the “Sexbomb” singer dishes on turning 80 in a pandemic, the truth about Prince Philip once insulting him and if he still wears leather pants.How has this past year and change been for you with quarantine?It’s been all right because I’ve been doing “The Voice UK,” so that’s kept me busy.

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A month later, they welcomed their only child, Mark (Woodward) into the world, who is now Sir Tom’s manager.At the height of his fame, Sir Tom claimed to have slept with as many as 250 women a year. Sir Tom previously complained that his sex life had been “talked about so much”.However, the star insisted it was “not the essence” of who he was.He said he felt bombarded by questions about how it “affected” his wife and was frustrated that everyone “always brings sex into it”.Sir Tom told the Big Issue in 2015 that he did not “regret anything” from his life and felt he had done nothing wrong.He continued: “All in all, no matter what happened, my marriage is still solid and my son still loves me. “I haven’t done anything bad in my life.”

The One Show presenter Alex Jones, 44, struggled to fight back tears as she listened to singer Tom Jones, 80, talk about his late wife Linda's final days in her battle with lung cancer.

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READ MORE: Tom Jones releases Bob Dylan cover 'as reminder to fight temptation'It turns out Janis didn't fancy walking and singing through some plastic raindrops. So ABC, who Sir Tom says had spent a lot of money building the set, totally scrapped it.

Sir Tom Jones, 80, said he will think of the laughs he had with his late wife Linda before her death in 2016 aged 75.The Sex Bomb hitmaker said his spouse used to enjoy the jokes he used to tell her after coming off tour.During her cancer battle, Linda urged Tom not to give up on his life because hers was coming to an end.The singer’s wife died after a “short but fierce” fight with lung cancer.He said: “Linda told me, ‘Don’t end your life just because my life is ending’.“‘You’ve got to carry on for me.

Emmerdale star Lisa Riley, 44, said her partner Al doesn’t want her to try IVF anymore after several failed attempts.The actress revealed she has now put a stop to trying, but is still living a “beautiful life”.She said in a new interview: “Al would never want me to go through IVF again because he said he lost the girl he fell in love with.“I may not have 2.4 kids and a dog but I have a beautiful b****y life.

The television personality went on to thank her fans for their love and support over the years.Tom Jones addresses Prince Philip's apology after Duke's remarkLast year, Kelly admitted she didn’t think she’d make it to 35 following an addiction to drugs and alcohol.The daughter of Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne said at the height of her battle, she’d take a cocktail of amphetamines, tranquillisers and marijuana.She added: “A lot of my friends didn't make it and burying them was hard.”The actress, who has been to rehab seven times, said losing friends to addiction gave her “survivor’s guilt”.She continued on DJ Fat Tony's podcast The Recovery: “I never truly slept, I would pass out from whatever I drank or took and came to.“I was in a haze of

Tom Jones addresses Prince Philip's apology after Duke's remarkThey added Adele has said her new boyfriend makes her “even broodier” after previously admitting she would love to have more children.Express.co.uk has contacted a representative for Adele for comment.The Someone Like You singer reportedly told fans about her plans to have a second baby during a gig in 2016.“My son is about to turn four very, very soon,” she is quoted as saying during a concert in Nashville."I’m starting to get very emotional about it because I feel like once they turn four, they’re not really your actual baby anymore.“So my womb is starting to ache a little bit. It’s like, ‘Baby, baby, baby.

Sir Tom Jones has revealed that Prince Philip had apologised for a comment he once made to the Delilah hitmaker.The encounter occurred after the Duke of Edinburgh had been quoted as saying that the legendary singer sounded like he “gargled with pebbles”.The Voice UK judge has spoken candidly about the royal and said that, many years later, the Duke approached him at Buckingham Palace during an event in a bid to clear the air.Tom admitted it was a moment that he and his late wife Linda Trenchard thought was "wonderful".Meeting at the Palace before an event for a wildlife foundation, Philip is claimed to have approached Tom to "explain himself".Speaking on SiriusXM’s This Is Happening with Mark Zito and Ryan Sampson, Tom said: "[Philip] said,

Sir Tom Jones has revealed that Prince Philip apologized for the comment he once made about the singer "gargling with pebbles."In 1969, the late Duke of Edinburgh approached Sir Tom who had performed at the Royal Variety Show and in response to Tom's unique voice, said: "What do you gargle with, pebbles?"However The Voice judge has now revealed that, many years later, the Duke came up to him at Buckingham Palace during an event to clear the air, a moment both Tom and late wife Linda thought was "wonderful".MORE: Tom Jones' controversial love life revealedWATCH: Philip’s ‘unwavering loyalty’ to Queen to be hailed at funeralSpeaking on SiriusXM’s This Is Happening with Mark Zito and Ryan Sampson, Tom said: "[Philip] said, 'I was at a small

Sex Bomb singer Tom Jones has admitted he has used Viagra, adding “a little help here and there is alright”.

Sir Tom Jones, 80, released his single She's A Lady, one his best selling hits, in 1971.

Sir Tom Jones, 80, has opened up about a scary moment when he was caught in the undertow of shark-infested waters.The star said it was “divine” intervention that managed to save his life as he reflected on the moment once again.The Welsh crooner spoke about how he got into trouble in Acapulco back in the 1960s.He was holidaying at the popular beach resort when he swam off by himself.However, when he looked back at the beach, he found himself swept out much further than he had thought.He said: “I’m swimming back, head down, as you do, and I come up and I hadn’t moved an inch.“I thought, ‘This is it now’.

Sir Tom Jones believes divine intervention saved his life when he got into trouble swimming in shark-infested waters off Mexico. The singer was at a beach barbecue in Acapulco, a resort popular with the jet set in the 1960s, when he swam off alone and got caught in the undertow. Tom, 80, said: “I swam down and hadn’t moved an inch. I thought, ‘This is it now’. I always used to put my jewellery in my man bag and for some unknown reason I didn’t. “I put my hand on my chest and still had this big cross and chain on.” The Voice coach Sir Tom, whose new album Surrounded By Time is out this week, felt comforted by his crucifix and decided to ask for God’s help.

"My advice to anyone going on The Voice is to be careful what you sing. Winning that show matters a lot less than the impression you make.