Woody Cook: Last News

Married at First Sight star Ella Morgan was spotted getting “very close” to Fatboy Slim and Zoe Ball's son Woody Cook, just hours before the news emerged that she and fellow MAFS star JJ Slater had cheated during the experiment and formed a new couple. According to eye witnesses, 29 year old Ella was seen getting cozy with the talented DJ at a showbiz party following the Attitude Awards in Central London. The Celebrity Gogglebox star appeared to be in high spirits as he partied with Ella at Soho-based club The Box, shortly after having met her for the first time at the LGBTQ+ ceremony at The Roundhouse in Camden.

Zoe Ball is returning to BBC Radio 2 after leaving last year.

Zoe Ball will return to BBC Radio 2 with a new weekly show, the broadcaster has announced. Zoe left her breakfast show last year, with Scott Mills later taking over. She will host a new weekly show from May and two specials including a BBC TV show celebrating Elaine Paige’s 60-year career in showbusiness.

Fatboy Slim has shared that he’s lost his “passion for making music”.In the latest Bizarre column by The Sun, published last night (December 29), Fatboy Slim – real name Norman Cook – spoke to editor Ellie Henman at his weekender festival All Back To Minehead Butlin about the future of his career as a DJ and producer.“My last two singles [‘Bus Stop Please’ and ‘Role Model’] just came out of a live show,” he noted. “They were both things that I made just to play on the side.”Cook continued: “The thing is, you can’t make music unless you’re absolutely passionate about it and it drives you from the moment you wake up in the morning.”“I just don’t seem to feel like that any more.

Norman Cook, famously known as Fatboy Slim, is mourning the loss of his mother, as confirmed by his son Woody.The 24-year-old, whom Norman shares with his ex-wife, radio star Zoe Ball, took to Instagram with a touching tribute. He penned: "Ups and downs of the year. My Granny Ros passed away on Christmas Day.

BBC Radio 2 Breakfast DJ Zoe Ball can be seen with her son Woody Cook on Channel 4's Celebrity Gogglebox, but she also has another child who is less known in the public eye.

Zoe Ball's son, Woody Cook, has been her rock during her recent break from the BBC Radio 2 show.The much-loved presenter, aged 53, has been off-air since August 8, leaving listeners puzzled about her absence. She was recently seen with her former husband and music legend Fatboy Slim, aka Norman Cook, in Hove, which raised fans' eyebrows.They were spotted sharing a moment at a local cafe, where they stayed for just over an hour. After her unexpected hiatus, Zoe is rumoured to be returning to her radio slot this coming Monday, as per the new schedule.

Zoe Ball's son, Woody Cook, has been her rock during her recent absence from the BBC Radio 2 airwaves.

Zoe Ball 's son Woody Cook said he's "glad to see Zoe smiling through tough times" after the BBC Radio 2 star was photographed being comforted by her ex-spouse Norman Cook - better known as Fatboy Slim - on Tuesday outside a cafe. Zoe, who is the BBC' s highest female earner, has been off the airwaves since August 8, leaving fans worried about her. Gaby Roslin and Celebrity Race Across the World winner Scott Mills have been filling in for the star who earns £950,000 a year.

Zoe Ball’s son Woody Cook has revealed that he and his mum are looking to team up as a mother and son TV presenting duo following their success on Celebrity Gogglebox. And the new project could help pave the way for Woody to appear on some of TV’s biggest shows – including Strictly Come Dancing, which the 23-year-old admits he’d “love” to take part in. Radio 2 DJ Zoe and her son have been a big hit on Gogglebox, with their easy chemistry as they comment on the latest TV offerings impressing TV bosses according to The Sun.

Zoe Ball is set to grace the small screen once again with her son Woody Cook for a new instalment of Celebrity Gogglebox, which airs on Friday, 7 June. And while Woody, who previously appeared on reality show The Circle, has made a name for himself in the public eye, Zoe also has a more rarely-seen daughter, Nelly. Previously, the radio DJ, 53, shared a picture of Nelly, 14, alongside Greg James, and fans couldn't help but notice the resemblance between the teenager and her mum.

Celebrity Gogglebox returns to Channel 4 on Friday, 7 June, and fans are sure to be thrilled about the cast list of returning favourites and exciting new stars, including a former Spice Girl and a new member of the Brazier family. According to a Channel 4 insider, celebrities are clamouring to be on Celebrity Gogglebox, but only a lucky few are selected each year to watch TV on their sofas for Channel 4.

ITV’s Cooking with The Stars 2022 kicked off last week, with viewers being introduced to the all-star cast. The competition show, hosted by Emma Willis and Tom Allen, sees eight famous faces battling it out in the kitchen to be crowned best cook. Each celebrity is partnered with a famous foodie who is attempting to transform them from average cooks to restaurant-level chefs.

"Fingers crossed back to Radio 2 Breakfast Show tomorrow 6.30 if my PCR test is all clear."Zoe's guests for Thursday's show include actress Maxine Peake and horticulturist Monty Don.The star has been absent from her show all week while Nicki Chapman stepped in to host.It's been quite the month for Zoe, who recently opened up about the death of her stepdad Rick, who passed away from a Motor Neurone Disease in December 2012.She became emotional as she candidly spoke about her deceased family member, who all of her relatives were thinking about on the ninth anniversary of his passing.During a chat with Gabby Logan about her BBC Sports Personality of the Year award, Zoe shed light on how former winner Doddie Weir helped raise over £1 million for Doddie Aid.The money would be used to help find a cure for Motor Neurone Disease, which she stressed was a project that was extremely close to her heart."Hopefully one day we will find a cure," the radio personality expressed.She revealed during the interview that her stepdad died on that day nine years ago, much to Gabby's surprise."It's a real special day in my family today," Zoe added."We lost our stepdad Rick to Motor Neurone Disease on this day, quite a few years back now.""We think about him every day, so obviously this is something pretty close to my heart."That same month, Zoe celebrated her son Woody Cook's 21st birthday as she once again took to her Instagram account to share a series of doting throwback photos to mark the celebrate the special occasion with her fans.Some of the snaps in her gallery post included photos of Woody's first school photograph, while another pic sees him cuddling up to his new girlfriend, Nell Williams.Of course, there were also images of Zoe and

Kerry Katona wishes her kids were more self-sufficient. The 41-year-old star - who has Molly, 20, Lilly-Sue, 18, Heidi, 14, Max, 13, and Dylan-Jorge, seven, from three relationships - admires Zoe Ball and Fatboy Slim's son Woody for his decision not rely on hand-outs from his famous parents and wishes her own brood were more independent because only her eldest daughter is willing to work for what she wants, and her son is the only one of her children who will help out around the home to earn cash.

Zoe Ball and partner Michael Reed enjoyed a cosy night out together in West London on Wednesday night. Attending the launch event for maximalist interiors brand Archive at London’s White City House, the pair were snapped side by side for the event as they wore matching black outfits.

Zoe Ball and Fatboy Slim, aka Norman Cook's son Woody Cook, has admitted that he is so short on cash that he can barely afford a loaf of bread. While his mother Zoe is one of the BBC's highest-paid radio presenters and his dad is a world-famous DJ, the 20 year old has explained that they have financially "cut him off" and make him work hard to earn a living.

Channel 4's The Circle as well as Celebrity Gogglebox with his mother.Zoe and Norman are worth a staggering £35 million, with Zoe being one of the highest earners at the BBC, excluding Gary Lineker.However, it has been reported that in order to get their son to understand how to earn his own money, the wealthy parents have cut their son off financially.Speaking exclusively to The Mirror at the Attitude Awards, he said: "My parents have cut me off completely."They are like, ‘Do you want to be a trust fund child or do you want to work?’"I want to work, so I am now self-sufficient."He added that he does not have a student loan whilst at university, so sometimes really struggles but he is getting through it.Woody proudly admitted: "I am doing

Presenter Zoe Ball and DJ Fatboy Slim's 20 year old son Woody Cook made waves at the Attitude Awards, as he showed up proudly wearing an elegant and dramatic ball gown. Woody, who is famous in his own right thanks to his time on The Circle, was wearing a dress that featured a fitted top with thin straps, that cinched in at the waist and then flowed out in a flattering style.The dress was white and covered in what appeared to be black graffiti, with words such as "act normal" featuring in the unusual design.

Zoe Ball has already lined up a new TV gig after walking away from Strictly Come Dancing. The BBC Radio 2 presenter will be returning to Celebrity Gogglebox this Friday along with her son – Woody Cook of The Circle – to chat about all the biggest moments in telly over the past week.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine The famous faces of are currently delighting fans of the Channel 4 show - but just how much are the funny and talented stars paid for the latest series? Find out here...It sounds like the Channel 4 series, which sees the celebs settle down to watch the most talked-about television of the week, is one of the best gigs around! A TV insider told The Sun that it is an "absolute coup" for most stars, and revealed that the stars reportedly received £2,000 per episode, along with expenses paid for all of their food and drink.