Richard Madeley speaks out on Strictly rumours as he admits to 'sleepless nights'

Zendaya makes a stylish arrival for a shopping trip at Acne Studios in New York City over the weekend.

! Mindy Kaling just shared the sweetest video of her second child in honor of his second birthday., who purposefully keeps her children's faces off of social media to , found a way for her to say hello to her followers in a rare Instagram post…kind of. “Hi,” the toddler repeatedly says in the video, waving at his own shadow as he stands in his crib, facing the wall. “Happy 2nd birthday to my son Spencer, who is the human personification of a hug,” Kaling wrote in the caption of the clip, which was posted on September 3. “I can’t describe the intense joy it is to be your mom.

Pregnant Chloe Madeley has been pictured enjoying a day date with her husband James Haskell, as she patiently awaits the arrival of her baby girl.The 35 year old daughter of British TV presenters Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan, was originally due on August 5, but has been mooching around London with her family for much of the week, dressing her blossoming bump on an array of sweet outfits. And in most recent snaps, Chloe shone with her pregnancy glow as she showed off her baby bump in a form-fitting white dress which featured frilled sleeves and a slit at the legs, which she paired with some comfy pink sliders. She opted for a natural makeup look and let her long blonde hair flow loose around her shoulders as she chatted away to James, often cradling and touching her bump.

Chloe Madeley has been spotted out in West London with her husband James Haskell after passing her due date.The personal trainer, 35, could be seen showing off her blossoming baby bump in a black vest top as former rugby player James, 37, put his arm around her. The mum-to-be cut a casual figure in grey sweatpants and a pair of flip flops with her blonde locks tied back in a bun, while James opted for a red t-shirt and a pair of grey shorts.

Kate Garraway, 55, finally returned to her slot on Good Morning Britain after a terrifying period of time out when her husband Derek Draper had to be rushed to hospital with extremely severe sepsis.The long Covid sufferer was extremely vulnerable after the infection compromised his immune system, but Kate's co-star Richard Madeley is said to have been a "huge" source of support.Kate is ready to abandon the show at any moment if her husband's condition dramatically worsens, but for now feels ready to return to work - and pals have suggested that's largely down to the supportive atmosphere she has at work with Richard.An insider who spoke to Closer magazine has claimed: "She's telling friends her co-host Richard has been a great support."The hospital has her mobile number and GMB producers would let Kate rush off mid-air if it came down to it."Explaining her decision to return to work, the source continued: "Kate's been in this situation before and knows the agony of just waiting in a hospital waiting room, and didn't want to put her life on hold knowing that it wouldn't actually help Derek."They added that "the best thing" for her to do in the situation was to go back to work, and try to stay strong for Derek and the children.According to the source, her colleagues feel like "family members", and she is accessing an "incredible support system" at ITV.The insider also revealed that Kate is finding and accessing an inner strength she hadn't previously even known that she had.Medics have been fighting to save Derek's kidneys after his immune system dramatically over-reacted to a perceived threat.Sepsis can quickly become fatal but is at first notoriously difficult to diagnose and detect.Tissues can become damaged and

Good Morning Britain viewers over an 'insensitive' interview focussing on the tragic death of Brit tourist Jack Fenton. Jack, 22, from Kent, was killed by a helicopter rotor in Greece. Richard was interviewing a close friend of Jack's on the show today (August 10) when he cut in and told them the programme was short of time.

Richard Madeley sparked fury on Good Morning Britain after the TV presenter told a grieving father to "get to the point" due to limited air time.During Wednesday's visit to the ITV studios, the 66-year-old broadcaster and his co-host Charlotte Hawkins welcomed viewers back to discuss the latest news headlines this morning.And one of the biggest stories on everyone’s lips was the devastating loss of a British tourist who was killed in a tragic helicopter accident during a family holiday in Greece.READ MORE:GMB hosts lock horns with MP as he demands 'rewatch the tape' in fiery debateThe 22-year-old was killed last month when he was struck by the helicopter’s rotor blade shortly after landing on the outskirts of Athens.It was widely reported that Jack was trying to take a selfie when the devastating tragedy took place.As the co-hosts discussed the horrific accident, they welcomed the father of one of the late tourist's friends Robin Stanton-Gleaves onto the show to discuss the event in detail.But in the television interview, Robin explained that that’s not the whole story as he went on to break down the events leading up to the terrible incident.As he tried to explain the day's events in detail, Richard told the grieving guest to “get to the point” due to their limited air time.He interrupted: “That’s why I want you to tell it because we’re a little bit short of time.

RICHARD Madeley angrily told Good Morning Britain guests to "be quiet" live on air.  The irritated presenter, 66, had finished a fiery debate about the hose pipe ban when he started reading the autocue. But he was interrupted when the guests began talking before leaving the studio.

Richard Madeley has come under fire for his interview technique during his latest appearance on Good Morning Britain. The presenter was back fronting the ITV news programme alongside co-host Charlotte Hawkins on Wednesday (August 10).

Richard Madeley has been slammed by viewers for making "creepy" comments about Oliver Newton John during his tribute to her yesterday (9 August.)The Good Morning Britain host fronted yesterdays edition of the programme with Charlotte Hawkins and the two spoke about Olivia Newton John's legacy after she passed away on Monday evening.They were joined by Olivia's close friend, Jane Seymour, who said she "changed the world".READ MORE: John Travolta leads celeb tributes to Olivia Newton-John following death aged 73The Bond Girl added: "She cared about everybody else and made a huge difference."Her legacy is extraordinary. Not just as a performer but as a friend and a champion of people who are dealing with cancer."Richard went on to say that he wished he had the opportunity to interview the star.He also spoke about an "iconic" poster of the Grease star.He said: ""There’s a picture we’re showing of her here, it was a very famous poster of her in the 1970s."She’s just looking at the camera, she’s backlit by sunshine, her hair’s down, she’s wearing a denim shirt."And I was saying earlier in the programme that poster was on the wall of a radio station I used to work in back in the 1970s and, I’m not exaggerating, it basically stopped traffic in the corridors."It was up there for months and even after months, the guys would just stop and look at it."And (they) just get lost in her beauty and I would have loved to have told her that."Viewers of the show have taken to Twitter to criticise him for his comments.One said: "Richard Madeley reducing ONJs achievements down to he and his colleagues letching over her "beauty" in a poster of her that was in his office space back in the day.

GOOD Morning Britain viewers were left unimpressed with Richard Madeley during a tribute for Olivia Newton-John today. The Grease star died "peacefully" at her ranch in Southern California on Monday morning at the age of 73, with her husband confirming her death on social media.

Good Morning Britain viewers have hit out at Richard Madeley for what they felt was a 'stupid' question to ask as they spoke about the death of Dame Olivia Newton-John. The actress and singer's husband confirmed she had died “peacefully” on Monday morning (August 8).

Richard Madeley confessed he had a “schoolboy crush” on Olivia Newton-John and shared his favourite poster of her that “used to stop traffic”.During Tuesday’s (August 9) visit to the Good Morning Britain studios, the 66-year-old broadcaster and his ITV co-host Charlotte Hawkins welcomed viewers back to discuss the latest news headlines this morning.And one of the biggest story’s on everyone’s lips was the devastating news of the Hollywood star’s death who lost her battle with breast cancer on Monday (August 8).While the newsreaders discussed the heartbreaking loss, the dad-of-two admitted that he had quite the crush on the blonde bombshell in his youth.He admitted to viewers that he had a large poster of her at his high school that made him very popular amongst his friends. Richard confessed the poster regularly “used to stop traffic [as onlookers] drank in her beauty.” The legendary Grease actress died at the age of 73 at her family home in Southern California surrounded by her close friends and family.

Good Morning Britain host Richard Madeley proudly gave viewers a family update on his daughter Chloe Madeley this morning (August 8), revealing the pregnant star is “ready to pop”. The GMB host was congratulating guest Kevin Maguire, who has welcomed a new granddaughter this weekend, and couldn't resist sharing his joy as he awaits the arrival of his own grandchild. "She's really well," he said of Chloe, adding that the new arrival is due "any second now." Richard appeared on Loose Women in June and confirmed Chloe's due date was around 5 August.The presenter, 66, shared the news and told the Loose Women panellists he was excited about the impending arrival saying: "Of course I am because she's having a little girl." Chloe, 34, announced in March that she was having a baby girl with husband husband James Haskell and shared a fully-naked snap on Instagram, showing off her blossoming baby bump as her due date drew nearer.

Good Morning Britain viewers have been left infuriated after host Richard Madeley 'made it about him' in an interview about grief on todays show.Reverend Richard Coles appeared on the breakfast show today (6 August) to talk about his new Channel 4 documentary that explores the process of grief.The reverend lost his husband , David, in 2019.READ MORE: ITV's Lorraine Kelly shares congratulations as GMB star welcomes new family additionViewers noticed that presenter Richard Madeley kept talking about his own experiences of grief and seemed to be steering the conversation towards himself.Co-host Charlotte Hawkins asked Reverend Richard whether grief could ever be less traumatic and he replied: "It will always be horrible and painful and traumatic."He continued: "But there are better ways of doing it, I think."It's surprising - it's something that happens to all of us, if you're lucky enough to share your life with someone you love and who loves you, the chances are 50/50 that you're going to be a widow or a widower.

GOOD Morning Britain viewers slammed Richard Madeley for his "awkward" interview with Rev Richard Coles. The Strictly star, 60, joined co-hosts Richard and Charlotte Hawkins on Monday to discuss the death of his partner David, who sadly died of alcoholism in 2019.

Good Morning Britain host Richard Madeley proudly shared a heartwarming family update with ITV viewers on Monday (August 8).During this morning’s visit to the ITV studios, the 66-year-old broadcaster and his fellow co-host Charlotte Hawkins welcomed viewers back onto the show where they discussed the latest new stories.On the show, the dynamic duo welcomed political journalist Kevin Maguire and MP Ed Vaizey onto the show where they talked about the ongoing Conservative leadership run.READ MORE: GMB’s Charlotte Hawkins grills ITV guests over showers amid water shortageBefore their segment came to an end, the dad-of-two congratulated the Daily Mirror reporter on becoming a grandfather once more as he went on to reveal his daughter Chloe is “ready to pop”.This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.

READ MORE: Maisie Smith stuns in bikini snaps as she enjoys holiday after saying goodbye to Strictly cast The announcement made on the BBC this morning also revealed that audiences will be returning to the studio, with the launch show revealed on September 7. Will said: "I'm honestly so chuffed to be taking part in Strictly Come Dancing this year! Not going to lie, it's totally out of my comfort zone and I know it will be a huge challenge but that's what life is all about.

England's Lionesses.The Good Morning Britain presenter was criticised earlier this week after an awkward moment during Chloe Kelly's appearance on the breakfast show. Kelly's team-mate Alessia Russo, who scored four goals during the Women's Euros, was interviewed by Madeley on Wednesday morning, but his questioning has been labelled "patronising" and "inappropriate" by viewers.Viewers were left particularly uncomfortable after the 66-year-old broadcaster asked: "How are you feeling? It's three days on now.

Good Morning Britain's Richard Madeley has been blasted by fans after his comment to England Lioness player Alessia Russo. On Wednesday 3 August, the football legend, 23, appeared on Good Morning Britain to chat with Richard and Kate Garraway after winning the Euros with the England national team on Sunday. Richard first asked: "How are you feeling? It's three days on now.

Good Morning Britain viewers shared in Richard Madeley's surprise as they discussed Jan Leeming's age. The TV presenter and newsreader joined the presenter and co-host Kate Garraway live on the ITV news programme to talk about a 'horrid' mugging ordeal she recently suffered.