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CHRIS Moyles’s edgy sense of humour has become a trial for I’m A Celebrity producers — after he turned the air blue with a string of gags at Ant McPartlin’s expense. The radio DJ, 48, who is friends with the telly host in real life, has made jokes about Ant’s troubled past — including his arrest following a car crash in 2018 and subsequent battle with alcohol addiction. It’s causing a headache for bosses in the edit suite as they try to splice footage to cut out the gags.

LOVE Island winners Ekin-Su Culculoglu and Davide Sanclimenti are back with a new ITV2 travelogue after their adventures on Love Island. It will be following the 2020 winners’ capers in Turkey and Italy – and sounds a laugh.

CAROL VORDERMAN might have no problem with multiple division – but can she throw a potato into a golf hole from 20 metres? The former Countdown maths whizz will appear in Taskmaster’s New Year’s Treat, a one-off celebrity special on Channel 4. Carol is taking on Alex Horne's daft challenges alongside Radio 1 DJ Greg James, Olympic Gold- medal runner Mo Farah, singer Rebecca Lucy Taylor, aka singer-songwriter Self Esteem, and comedian and journalist Amelia Dimoldenberg.

VICAR of Dibley star Gary Waldhorn has left £1.44m in his will. Gary, who died in January aged 78, played parish council chairman David Horton in the hit 90s sitcom - and appeared in every episode.

KELSEY Parker's new lover was previously jailed at the Old Bailey for manslaughter. Sean Boggans, 39, was handed four years by a judge after he knocked a stranger unconscious in a bust-up over a taxi in February 2013.

Vanessa Feltz issues urgent plea as daughter rushed to hospitalExpress.co.uk has contacted a representative for Kelsey for comment.The mother-of-two is yet to address the reports herself on social media. Tom rose to fame in boyband The Wanted back in 2009.He went public with his brain tumour diagnosis back in 2020 and died in March this year.The late singer and Kelsey, who married in 2018, share two children together; three-year-old Aurelia and Bodhi, two.In a recent interview on Loose Women, she opened up about the void left in her life following Tom's death.The actress told panellists: "Evenings are so tough."Because the kids go to bed and then it's just me and that's the time you speak to your partner, you gossip and you talk and I don't have that any more."Earlier this month, she took part in a five-day trek across the Sahara Desert to raise money for a breast cancer awareness charity.Jeremy Clarkson's hefty money woes almost forcing him to quit farm [REVEALED]Sharon Stone shares health woes after 16 days spent in isolation [LATEST]Heidi Klum runs into clothing disaster before date night with husband [PICTURED]At the time, she said: "I have never done anything like this before, but it is just the challenge I need to focus my mind after a very difficult year."The thought of being part of a team full of inspiring people who have also gone through extremely tough times and conquering this challenge together is fuelling my training regime.'Tom's widow has also been filming an ITV documentary exploring her grief and life as a new widow.The show titled, Kelsey Parker: Life After Tom, will follow her personal journey with grief as she hopes to connect with people in similar situations.Throughout the six-part ITVBe series,

Strictly live tour earlier this year.The former EastEnders actress hit out at those who critique her relationship in a new interview as she admitted the age gap in her relationship is not an issue.Maisie and Max went official with their relationship in August and have since moved in together and enjoyed countless romantic holidays together.Addressing the backlash to their relationship in a recent interview, Maisie admitted the age gap is not an issue between the pair as they are so "like-minded".Maisie said in an exclusive interview with HELLO!: "People ask me: 'Do you notice it?' and I never have. We're so like-minded."I've got friends in their 30s and 40s.

Tom Hanks and wife Rita Wilson showed off their chemistry when they hit the red carpet at the 13th annual Governors Awards held at the Fairmont Century Plaza in Los Angeles on Saturday night.Hanks came into the evening fresh off his performances this year in the acclaimed Baz Luhrmann biopic, Elvis, in which he played Colonel Tom Parker, the rock and roll icon's longtime manager, and Geppetto in Robert Zemeckis' musical fantasy film Pinocchio.Since its inception in 2009, the Governors Awards has become a major red-carpet stop for many Oscar hopefuls, and is widely regarded as the first major stop of the seasonal Awards Circuit.  Awards hopefuls: Tom Hanks, 66, and wife Rita Wilson, 66, attended the 13th annual Governors Awards held at the Fairmont Century Plaza in Los Angeles on Saturday nightHanks, 66, looked handsome as he made his way in front of photographers in a classic black suit that he wore with a white dress shirt and black tie.The longtime Hollywood leading man also wore black dress shoes, large frame glasses, and had his salt-and-pepper hair cut short and off his face. For the most part, Hanks wrapped his left arm around his wife of 34 years, who was decked out in a black and purple sequin dress.She also donned a pair of matching open-toe heels, carried a black clutch purse, and had her blonde locks styled long and flowing over her shoulders with plenty of natural waves and a center part.

Fresh off the success of Baz Luhrman's musical biopic Elvis comes the new biopic Priscilla, written and directed by Sofia Coppola, that tells Priscilla Presley's side of the story of her life with the King of Rock 'n' Roll.In Elvis, Austin Butler and Olivia DeJonge wowed audiences with magnificent performances as Elvis Presley and his ex-wife, in a film that largely focused on Tom Hanks as manager Colonel Tom Parker.With Jacob Elordi and Cailee Spaeny slipping into the roles as the Jailhouse Rock star and his queen this time around, the two lead actors were spotted in character on the set in Toronto, Canada. Her side of the story: Jacob Elordi and Cailee Spaeny, who are playing Elvis and Priscilla Presley in the biopic Priscilla, were spotted on the set in Toronto, Canada on WednesdayIn the new images, Coppola is recreating a scene where Elvis and Priscilla walk out of the Palmetto Theatre and get into an awaiting Mercedes Benz 600 Pullman limousine.At one point, while outside the theatre, Elordi has his left arm draped over Spaeny's shoulder as they get ready for the director to yell, 'Action!' The Euphoria star looks to be all decked out as The King, circa early 1960s, in a white blazer with black trim over a black dress shirt, matching pants and sunglasses.And, of course, he' sporting the jet-black pompadour Elvis was known for through much of his storied career as one of the pioneer's of rock n roll.

Max George appears to have covered up a tattoo he previously had of ex-girlfriend Stacey Giggs’ name.The pair first began dating in 2020 and, over the course of their romance, singer Max, 34, got Stacey’s name tattooed across his wrist. In a new snap shared to Instagram however, the Glad You Came singer appeared to debut a new tattoo which looked to cover up Stacey’s name amid his blossoming romance with new girlfriend Maisie Smith. In a now-deleted snap shared to his page, Max posed for a selfie as he flashed a peace sign with his left hand.

Kate Garraway took home the award for Authored Documentary at Thursday's National Television Awards as her family was recognised for the film Kate Garraway: Caring for Derek.The presenter, 55, and her daughter, 16, were visibly stunned to win the accolade as they took to the stage together with the documentary crew to make a speech. On stage, Kate thanked her husband Derek Draper for his “incredible fighting spirit” and spoke of the “care crisis” during her acceptance speech, praising professional and unpaid carers in the UK for the work they do. Kate said: “Well, I really didn’t expect this.

Kelsey Parker, the wife of late singer Tom Parker, burst into tears at the National Television Awards as footage from Tom's documentary, Inside My Head, played in Wembley Arena. The documentary was filmed prior to his tragic death in March of this year.Tom passed away aged 33 after battling with a brain tumour.

KATE Garraway was on the brink of tears after winning a National Television Award for her documentary Caring For Derek. The Good Morning Britain presenter, 55, was accompanied by her 16-year-old daughter to the annual event at London's Wembley Arena on Thursday evening. Caring For Derek was nominated alongside Katie Price: What Harvey Did Next, Tom Parker: Inside My Head, Julia Bradbury: Breast Cancer and Me, and Paddy and Christine McGuinness: Our Family and Autism.

National Television Awards.The star looked emotional as she took to the stage to accept the award.The documentary focused on her life caring for Derek, her husband suffering from long Covid and being placed into a coma. READ MORE: Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly pull out of NTAs after catching Covid-19This years category had fierce competition with last year's winner Kate Garraway in the running once again.She has now won the award for the same documentary two years running.Katie Price, Julia Bradbury, Paddy and Christine McGuinness and the late Tom Parker were all also in the running for the award. Kate’s personal story Finding Derek, which aired on ITV, dealt with her husband suffering from long Covid and being placed into a coma.

Kate Garraway admits being nominated for a National Television Award for her documentary focussing on her husband Derek's long-term effects of Covid is 'bittersweet'.

National Television Awards, the star admitted Derek had gone through an "acute crisis" as she confessed he is still in hospital. Kate put on a brave face as she attended the star-studded event with her 16-year-old daughter Darcey, with Kate wowing in a floor-length silk dress.READ MORE: Kate Garraway says ITV star Alison Hammond 'texted her everyday' during 'difficult time'Complete with a pleated skirt and a wraparound top secured with a waist-hugging bow, Kate looked stunning as ever as she finished off her ensemble with a pair of gold waterfall earrings.Kate is nominated for Best Authored Documentary for her ITV programme Caring For Derek, up against Julia Bradbury's Breast Cancer and Me, Tom Parker's Inside My Head, Paddy and Christine McGuinness' Our Family and Autism and Katie Price: What Harvey Did Next.Speaking of her attendance at the event, Kate told Daily Star: "Well, there are some mixed emotions in some ways, because obviously you didn't want to be in a position to have a story like this to tell."But because the focus was on caring for Derek, the fight he's gone through and all the wonderful people all over the country who have to care for those who they love, it feels nice for them.

After being delayed for a month, the National Television Awards 2022 have finally begun. Stars including Holly Willoughby, the Loose Women ladies and our favourite soap actors have descended on London's Wembley Area for the swish event – but which of them is going home with a prize? Joel Dommett is hosting the ceremony which will see gongs including Best Presenter and Best Soap handed out, as well as Best TV Judge and Best Soap.

Katie Price and her son Harvey Price headed off to the National Television Awards in style on Thursday.The mother-son duo's documentary Katie Price: What Harvey Did Next is up for an award, alongside other landmark films such as Tom Parker: Inside My Head.The glamour model-turned-OnlyFans pro took to Instagram on Thursday as she and Harvey made their way to the NTAs at London's OVO Arena Wembley. “Harv, where are we going,” Katie, 44, asked her son as he sat in the back of the car with music playing in the background.

Kelsey Parker described her apprehension of walking the red carpet alone for the first time without her late husband, Tom Parker. A documentary from The Wanted star, who tragically passed away from brain cancer earlier this year, is nominated for an NTA award. Kelsey took to Instagram today to share her fears in view of her 357,000 followers.“Hi everyone,” she began.

Clayton Davis Reputations go a long way in Hollywood, and when you’re seeking Oscar attention, a good one provides a significant edge against the competition. While more than a few contenders in this year’s mix have had previous run-ins with colleagues and journalists, those without that baggage have social media, and the industry, rooting for them. At the top of the list is Brendan Fraser, one of the best comeback stories in years. In Darren Aronofsky’s “The Whale” (Aronofsky and Fraser are both on the cover of this week’s New York issue of Variety) where he plays a 600-pound man looking to reconnect with his daughter, he delivers an astounding performance. The adaptation of Samuel D. Hunter’s play may face an uphill battle in other major categories, based on reactions so far. However, the star of “The Mummy” (1999) and “Encino Man” (1992) has been able to rise above any criticism, especially after Variety posted a viral video of him getting emotional during the film’s standing ovation at Venice.

Tom Parker’s widow Kelsey reflects on her experience of grief in a poignant message to mark World Mental Health Day. Parker — who shot to fame with boyband The Wanted — died at the age of 33 on March 30 after a battle with stage four glioblastoma, leaving behind Kelsey and their children Aurelia, three, and Bodhi, two. Taking to Instagram on Monday, Kelsey, 30, uploaded a recent selfie of herself and the children.