Phil Vickery loves singledom and is 'happy on my own' after kissing ex Fern Britton's pal

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Loose Women today and recalled one incident at the Brit Awards during her time with the Spice Girls that nearly cost her her job.Sporty Spice described the moment as a "kerfuffle" between herself and Victoria Beckham, with the big bosses making it a "huge issue".Mel appeared on Friday's Loose Women to chat to panellists Kaye Adams, Stacey Solomon, Nadia Sawalha and Judi Love.They questioned the singer: "You thought you were getting kicked out of the band at one point?"Mel explained: "We were at the Brits in 1996 and no one knew us at that point, we released Wannabe in the summer of that year and this was February."As we’re leaving, there was a little kerfuffle with Victoria, not a major one but I told her where to go."And the next day, it was a huge issue and I was told off for it, and I understand why because we had to stick together as a girl band."I was told if that behaviour ever happened again, then I would be out."Mel said that the argument had happened after a night of the girlband drinking champagne, with the ceremony taking place before their careers skyrocketed.The singer also opened up about a remark about the size of her thighs as a young girl that led to her cutting out certain food types, before other catalysts eventually triggered eating disorders.Panellist Nadia mentioned how upset she was reading how a comment about Mel's body during her early twenties changed how she saw her body going forward in life."It was really early on in the Spice Girl's journey and I did a backflip," Mel began as she recalled the story herself.She continued: "Someone commented how they were surprised I could do a backflip with 'thighs that big'."I never had any body image issues up until that point, I was what we would deem as a

Fern Britton's ex Phil Vickery is happily single following the ending of a marriage that lasted over 20 years and has insisted he has no intention of throwing himself into a new relationship.

Debbie McGee's romance with her late husband, Paul Daniels, with an infamous clip on the Mrs Merton show back in the 1990s asking: "So Debbie, what first attracted you to the millionaire Paul Daniels?" Though it was a classic comedy line at the time, the 64-year-old former Strictly star has since fought against cruel age-gap stereotypes in a candid podcast interview.Talking to Loose Women star Kaye Adams on her How To Be 60 podcast series, Debbie dismissed preconceptions about age differences, insisting that "chemistry is chemistry".Kaye had been discussing how 76-year-old musical great Cher had shocked the world by dating a man less than half her age."It sends everyone into a tailspin [saying] 'How could this happen?' - and in typical Cher fashion, she says 'Love doesn't do maths,'" she recalled.Debbie - who was 29 at the time that she married a 50-year-old Paul - agreed with her sentiments."Chemistry is chemistry and then it's working at a relationship, and relationships are about giving the other person what they need," she suggested.She then shared her secrets on how to make intergenerational romances run smoothly."Me and Paul had ups and downs - everybody does - but we had this theory [that] it's not give and take, it's give and give," Debbie added."When you get cross with a partner, it's usually because you've expected something often that they don't give you."You have to tell them and make sure they do it!" she chuckled.Debbie confessed that she had a hatred of certain household chores - and that her husband stepped in to save the day."He put the rubbish out and made the beds, because I hate making beds!"I know that sounds quite trite, but in a relationship it's about the small things being so much more than big

Fern Britton, 65, is one of many who have weighed in on the controversy about wearing the OneLove armband at the World Cup in Qatar.The accessory is a gesture of solidarity within the LGBT community, in a country where homosexuality is punishable.Same-sex sexual activity is prohibited under the Penal Code 2004, which criminalises acts of 'sodomy' and 'sexual intercourse' between people of the same sex.For months, captains have said they would wear the band and were willing to pay a fine as a punishment if it came their way.However, in a turn of events, the likes of England, Wales, Belgium, Denmark, Germany and the Netherlands today announced they had decided to backdown as the move could result in them not being able to play.The current FIFA equipment rules state that: "At FIFA tournaments, match staff must wear official clothing and equipment provided by FIFA, including FIFA event badges specified and provided by FIFA."Taking to Twitter, Fern voiced her thoughts on the matter.The author shared an article which had the headline, 'England and Wales decide not to wear OneLove armband at World Cup after FIFA threat'.In view of her 126,000 followers, she wrote: "Fear where there should be none."Many of her fans also weighed in on the controversy on her post.Jess Rocks wrote: "No there shouldn’t be, but the reality is this is the Middle East we are talking about... What did they expect Fern?"Mr Neale commented: "We should have boycotted the whole thing!"Pedro added: "Shame."The FA statement on Monday morning read: "FIFA has been very clear that it will impose sporting sanctions if our captains wear the armbands on the field of play.

THE stars of Loose Women today rallied around Charlene White after she was voted off I'm A Celebrity first following her crushing trial. Last night Ant and Dec revealed the result of the public vote at the end of the episode Newsreader Charlene, 42, was booted off after quitting her Bushtucker trial earlier in the episode. Following her I'm A Celebrity exit, the stars of Loose Women took to social media to praise Charlene and the work she did on the show.