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Trisha Goddard has spoken of her ‘learning process’ after her child came out as non-binary. The TV presenter, 64, has two children from a previous relationship – her daughter Billie and her youngest child Madi, who is non-binary.Non-binary is an umbrella term applied to people with gender identities that fall outside of the traditional gender binary of man and woman.

Craig David has been known for his amazing musical talent since he first rose to fame in 1999.Featuring on the classic garage single Rewind by Artful Dodger, Craig quickly catapulted to stardom and went on to release his debut studio album, Born to Do It in the year 2000.The star's success and popularity continued to grow strong, gaining him several loyal supporters throughout the course of his career.However, during the height of his fame and popularity things took an unexpected turn for the star when comedian Keith Lemon, whose real name is Leigh Francis, impersonated him during his comedy show Bo Selecta.What came to follow was years of parody sketches and a bitter feud between the singer and the Celebrity Juice host.Daily Star has taken a detailed look into what happened between the famous pair.In 2002, Leigh Francis' show Bo Selecta debuted on Channel 4.The programme mainly focused on Keith's central character Avid Merrion, who was a dangerously insane stalker obsessed with celebrities.

TRISHA Goddard looked unrecognisable in a throwback snap as a single mum to her two rarely-seen adorable children. The chat show legend, 64, shared the inspirational post to celebrate coming through tough times.

Maura Higgins set pulses racing as she took to Instagram to flaunt her new hair transformation in a stunning new look. The reality TV star shared some saucy snaps of herself with her new trim during a lavish night out and fans love the fresh look.

The Jeremy Kyle Show was one of ITV's most popular daytime programmes, regularly drawing an audience of over 1 million people on weekday mornings.

Earlier this month, TV presenter Trisha Goddard, 64, took to Instagram to announce her engagement.Trisha, - who nicknames her man #boo - told fans he’d proposed during a hiking trip as she showed off her stunning ring. "Been together 4 years… He makes me laugh, looks after me, is a kid with me …I'm so frickin' HAPPY with him, learned about de bomp-bomp with him…And before you ask, no…. I'm not pregnant!" the star, who now lives in Connecticut, joked.

ITV in 1998.Setting the world to rights with her engaging and sometimes controversial topics, Trisha captivated viewers while trying her best to help those in need who may have problems with their relationships.Following the format of American productions like Maury and The Jerry Springer Show, the programme quickly became a hit among Brits who were keen to see guests hang their dirty laundry in public.After an internal dispute with ITV, Trisha moved her programme over to Channel 5 in 2004 and renamed it Trisha Goddard before the programme ended in 2010.Although there was plenty of drama on-screen, there was also quite a lot going on behind the scenes that many are unaware of.Daily Star has taken a look at the backstage secrets from the show.During the 1990s and early 2000s, smoking indoors was legal and common throughout the UK.A number of Trisha's guests who appeared on the show smoked, so the programme would provide them with free packs of cigarettes to keep them calm and happy before they went on set.Talking to the Mirror about the show, an insider previously said that guests would have an order once they arrived in the studios and a production runner would head to the shops to pick up whatever they requested.The insider explained: "The guests would all be given free cigarettes to keep them happy."Smoking indoors was legal at the time and they would all be puffing away in their dressing rooms."Someone would be dispatched early doors to take a cigarette order from them all, then a runner would go to the corner shop and buy packets of fags to take back to the studio for the guests."According to another insider who previously worked on the show, wild parties and nights out took place frequently too.

TRISHA Goddard revealed she never expected to get married again - and insists her fourth wedding will be her last. The broadcaster, 64, whose partner is only known as 'Mr Boo', got engaged earlier this month, flashing her sparkling ring in an online video.

YOU Are What You Eat viewers were left feeling sick after spotting some 'freaky food' in one of the guest's cupboards. The popular dieting programme returned to our screens tonight after 15 years.

YOU Are What You Eat is set to return to television screens in a new Channel 5 reboot later this week - and bosses have snubbed its former host Gillian McKeith. After a 15-year hiatus, the dieting programme will be revived with a completely different look, as Trisha Goddard and Dr Amir Khan get set to become the new presenters.  The original show saw Gillian make viewers squirm by enthusiastically taking on poor diets and inspecting their stool waste - but she has since been shunned by bosses.

TRISHA Goddard is 'so happy' after getting engaged for the fourth time aged 64, and says it's the first time ever she did not have to buy her own ring. The Chat show legend showed off her huge sparkler to fans on Tik Tok after her partner of four years, known affectionately as 'boo' popped the big question during a hike over the New Year.

Television presenter Trisha Goddard, 64, took to social media to reveal her disappointment at the way she was treated during a Great Northern Railway journey from King's Lynn to London King's Cross.The celebrity claimed that she was racially abused by one passenger on the train and also called out the “disrespectful” behaviour of a group of privately educated boys during her journey. Trisha explained in a video following the incident how she had received a refund on her first class ticket following the horrible ordeal. She wrote: “Thanks for refunding my first class fare @gnrailuk!”“I paid extra to travel in this carriage so I could work in peace…“But, so far on this (90 min ) journey I’ve had racial abuse hurled at me by a very nasty woman

The doctor last night posted a grinning selfie of himself beside one of the donkeys that had bitten Helen."I am in love with this donkey!! He is gorgeous...I need one!" he joked.Trisha Goddard playfully hit back in the comments: "Just be careful not to make an ass of yourself!!!"However, Helen shared his feelings of affection for the donkeys, even after the incident, writing: "Good job I love those European miniature donkeys as much as I do."Sarah_e_owen_1986 commented: "Fab show last night, glad your fingers are ok Helen!"Meanwhile dave_stevenson2021 encouraged: "I've never seen anyone that pregnancy suits better."Helen may well need that encouragement, as she has confessed to being wracked with nerves at filming so close to her baby's due

cancer back in 2008 and had a year of chemotherapy, radiotherapy and operations, before she was given the all clear. At the time, the 63-year-old vowed to keep running to the hospital, which took 20 minutes, in a bid to keep fit.But, she was swiftly told her fitness routine had to come to an end by doctors.She revealed: "When I ran there for my first session, the radiotherapy technician said, ‘You won’t be doing that anymore."'Most people can barely walk through the door.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle - who also reside in the US. She recently slammed the “relentless bullying” the pair received over their new daughter’s name - Lilibet Diana.At the time there was much speculation that the new parents had not consulted the Queen about using her childhood nickname.During a segment on Good Morning Britain Trisha said the couple “can’t do anything right” and added: "I don’t believe for a minute that they didn’t talk to the Queen."It’s well known Harry and the Queen have a very close relationship."She emotionally continued: "It’s about pain.

Platinum magazine.The aim is to help people use that control in a more positive way.Trisha told the publication that exercise helps her look after her own mental health.It can pull her focus away from feelings of fear and anxiety.The former talk show host said staying active kept her sane when she was diagnosed with cancer in 2008.The mum-of-two, who was given the all-clear following her treatment, previously opened up about her breast cancer journey during an appearance on Piers Morgan's Life Stories earlier this year.Trisha discovered her devastating news after pestering the ultrasound practitioner to share his view on her scan.The man, who had 19 years experience, confirmed the diagnosis."I had two operations, seven, eight months of

Megan Markle and Prince Harry have been strongly defended by Trisha Goddard, who slammed reports the couple did not consult The Queen over their baby name.The former chat show host, 63, has even suggested Meghan might have named her second child after her own grandmother as well as The Queen.This comes as the royal couple welcomed their second child, a baby daughter called Lilibet, on Friday, June 4 in Los Angeles, California.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle over the backlash they received for their baby name.The couple welcomed a new daughter on Friday, and have named her Lilibet ‘Lili’ Diana Mountbatten-Windsor, in reference to both the Queen’s childhood nickname and Harry’s mum Princess Diana.They have since faced criticism over their choice of name, with some critics wondering whether the monarch was asked about the use of her nickname prior to its selection.Trisha appeared on Good Morning Britain on Thursday to condemn the "relentless bullying" that the Duchy of Sussex are suffering, as she said the couple "can’t do anything right".During a segment discussing a BBC report that a palace source claimed the Queen did not in fact approve the name, Trisha

TRISHA Goddard has slammed what she called the "relentless bullying" of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry over their baby's name. Speaking on Good Morning Britain the 63-year-old TV star defended the couple during a debate about their choice of the name Lilibet.

Trisha Goddard has passionately defended Prince Harry and Meghan Markle against "relentless bullying" following the backlash over their second child's name.The delighted couple announced that they had welcomed their second child, a girl named Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor, in California last Friday. However, Harry and Meghan's joy was soon met with intense scrutiny after it was revealed their newborn's name was a tribute to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, 95, and Harry's mother, the late Princess Diana.

Good Morning Britain hosts Susanna Reid and Ben Shephard welcomed Trisha Goddard and Isabel Oakeshott onto the ITV show to discuss reports Prince Harry is threatening legal action against the BBC over claims he didn't consult the Queen before naming his daughter Lilibet. Isabel branded the legal action "absurd" while Trisha stepped into defend the couple.