Rylan Clark delights fans with 'brilliant' duet alongside Lucy Spraggan

Phillip Schofield has detailed a concern he has ahead of returning to This Morning next week. The presenter took to Instagram to share a glimpse at his early reunion with co-host Holly Willoughby. It has been several weeks since the pair have been seen together after temporarily saying goodbye to the ITV daytime show.

Ex Strictly Come Dancing professional dancer Janette Manrara and former X Factor star Rylan Clark-Neal have both been confirmed to return as co-hosts of Strictly – It Takes Two, which will be back on screens on Monday 26 September. Rylan, 33, has presented Strictly – It Takes Two, which airs every weeknight, since 2019, with Janette, 38, joining him in 2021 after hanging up her Strictly dancing shoes.

The Book of Life filmmaker, Jorge R. Gutierrez, also paid tribute to the talented star.He penned: "Adios Maestro Ralph Eggleston."A true titan of our art form.

The X Factor's rumoured return next year as she shared her views on the programme for offering a "platform".The singer who is celebrating 11 years in music and ten years since appearing on the former ITV talent competition explained the show offered the break some singers need.However, she also revealed that she hopes if it returns, there will be a major change in the backstage welfare care provided for contestants.READ MORE: Lucy Spraggan says TV 'needed a shake up' when X Factor was axedFollowing the release of her new single, Everything Changes which samples her hit Last Night (Beer Fear), Lucy exclusively shared her experiences in the music industry.She told the Daily Star: "My point of view is that if you are northern, working class and you're from a single parent family and you don't go to BRIT school, you have no opportunities, you don't."You can play at pubs but you won't get anywhere, you might go to a record label like I did and they'll tell you that your surname isn't emotional enough and to change your surname to Lucy Diamond because Spraggan is a northern, Scottish surname."Northern people in our industry, they come from reality TV so there is a place for it."The hitmaker who was the first act to perform her music and has released more albums than any other X Factor artist continued: "There isn't a place for walking out in front of an audience and letting them boo you."That doesn't happen in life, I've never walked into a record label and said 'here's my album what do you think guys, we're going to release it' and anyone's ever looked at me and gone 'booo!' or been like 'I think you look sh*t' like they do on reality TV."It's a place and platform for working-class northern people to have their shot."Speaking

KOURTNEY Kardashian's daughter Penelope has layered on gobs of makeup in a new TikTok video. Some fans called the famous figure’s parenting alarming after her 10-year-old glammed up to a cute but bewildering extent. Penelope posted the clip to the popular platform on a joint account shared with her mom Friday.

Rylan Clark hit back at viewers who accused him of being 'too rich' to understand the energy crisis as he hosted ITV's This Morning alongside Ruth Langsford on Friday morning. It came as the pair reacted to the news that the energy price cap would soar by around 80 per cent to £3,549 from October.

Lucy Spraggan looked completely unrecognisable when she appeared on This Morning on Friday, with the singer looking worlds away from her X Factor days. Lucy, 31, appeared on the ITV daytime show to chat about her new single, Everything Changes, with guest hosts Rylan Clark, 33, and Ruth Langsford, 62.

Energy bills are set to rise again when a new price cap comes into effect in October. On Friday, Ofgem announced that the energy price cap would be set at £3,549 this autumn - an increase of around 80 per cent on the current cap of £1,971.

Last week Scott Mills and Chris Stark completed their final show for BBC on Radio 1 after 12 years of presenting together. Scott, 48, has been a staple at Radio 1 for more than two decades and is set to move to BBC Radio 2, where he will take over the 2-4pm slot, previously held by presenter Steve Wright since 1999. Meanwhile Chris, 35, who started hosting with Scott in 2012, is set to leave the BBC completely and join Roman Kemp on Capital Breakfast.To mark the big day and give the pair the send off they deserve, they celebrated with a leaving party featuring pals Rylan Clark and Pixie Lott.

Rylan Clark was forced to hit back at This Morning viewers on Friday after many suggested that he didn't need to worry about the rising price of energy bills. Rylan, 33, has been hosting the ITV show alongside Ruth Langsford, 62, over recent days while Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby continue to enjoy their summer break. On 26 August it was announced that the energy price cap is set to increase again from 1 October, and Money Saving Expert founder Martin Lewis appeared on Good Morning Britain, This Morning and Lorraine to provide advice.

Like the rest of the country today, This Morning hosts Rylan Clark and Ruth Langsford reacted to the rocketing energy price cap amount that was confirmed earlier by Ofgem.

This Morning fans were shocked at how different Lucy Spraggan looked 10 years after she found fame on X Factor.The singer, 31, who soared to fame when she auditioned for series nine of the show back in 2012, was welcomed into the ITV studio to chat to hosts Ruth Langsford and Rylan Clark.Rylan, who has known and been friends with Lucy for the past 10 years, noted that Lucy has changed as he said: "You are a completely different woman."READ MORE: Lorraine fans brand TV star Dani Behr unrecognisable after quitting fameTo which the songwriter responded: "I feel it. I saw my mum not so long ago and she literally nearly drove past me because she was like 'I didn't know it was you!"And it seems her change in appearance didn't go unnoticed by viewers who were straight on social media to point out how different she looks.One user wrote: "I can’t get over how different Lucy Spraggan looks #ThisMorning." "#ThisMorning I can't believe how much Lucy Spraggan has changed," penned another as a third added: "Wow Lucy look incredible and so different.

X Factor to make ‘massive changes’ if it returns next year as rumoured, saying it ‘needs to look after people’.The singer rose to fame when she auditioned on the show in 2012 with her original song Last Night (Beer Fear), which has since become a massive viral TikTok hit.A decade on, she’s released her song Everything Changes, which beautifully samples Last Night (and is probably about to make fans cry), and she’s getting reflective about the past 10 years.‘It’s really different growing up in the public eye. You can’t ever undo going on X Factor,’ Lucy, 31, told Metro.co.uk.‘People will always say, “Are you that girl off of X Factor?” Even if you look completely different, people will still ask.

SCOTT Mills partied the night away after bidding an emotional farewell to Radio 1 yesterday after 24 years. The popular DJ signed off in style with celeb pals Rylan Clark, Pixie Lott, Sam Ryder and co-star Chris Stark.

Celebrity MasterChef fans noticed chef John Torode had more than a little in common with everyone’s favourite sci-fi classic Star Trek. Viewers flocked to Twitter to point out the 57-year-old looked as though he’d borrowed from the wardrobe of Captain Kirk on Thursday’s episode. While deliberating which celebrity to send home out of Lesley Joseph, Richard Blackwood, Kirsty Gallacher and Jimmy Bullard, the TV personality sported a rather throwback get-up.

This Morning fans were stunned to see that EastEnders actress Maisie Smith’s mum had taken on a modelling job for the ITV show.During Lisa Snowdon’s fashion segment on Thursday (August 25), the TV star showed keen viewers how to style trousers as Rylan Clark and Ruth Langsford watched from the side.Maisie’s mother Julia was one of the models that strutted down the catwalk and wore a striped shirt with tapered leg trousers and a small handbag.READ MORE: Strictly's Max George reveals new tattoo before 'surprising' Maisie Smith with inkingRuth and Rylan looked on admiringly as Lisa said that Julia had admitted she would “never wear a pant like this”.Julie said: “I don’t like my legs.

It's been some week for Rylan Clark in the This Morning studio. The presenter is co-hosting with Ruth Langsford as regular show stars Holly Willoughby and Phil Schofield enjoy their annual summer break.

This Morning fans were left in stitches after Rylan Clark confessed that he loves a “big snake” but “can’t handle the little ones” on air.The 33-year-old has been presenting the hugely popular ITV daytime show alongside Ruth Langsford since Monday (August 22) with telly bosses poking fun at his terrifying escapade with the slithery beast all week.During Thursday’s (August 25) instalment, the fan-favourite duo welcomed on Gyles Brandreth back to the blue sofa where they discussed the latest news stories to hit the headlines this morning.READ MORE: This Morning's Ruth Langsford hints at major career change days after show comebackOver the years, the TV star has made quite the lasting impression on viewers with his wide range of colourful comical jumpers, and today was no different.The Countdown star donned a black, green and red jumper which featured a ginormous snake all over it that wrapped itself about the jumper as he jokingly named the cold-blooded creature after the X Factor star.As they welcomed him back on the show, Gyles confessed: “It's good to be back, I wore this jumper especially for you. This is kind of therapy, aversion therapy.” Ruth replied: “To be fair it is a friendly-looking snake” to which Rylan pointed out: “It is but I think that’s Gyles making it friendly”.

John Boyega may not be returning to the world of  but he still appreciates seeing the franchise take a step toward changing for the better. During an appearance on SiriusXM’s , Boyega praised studios Disney and Lucasfilm for their timely response to the fan harassment of  star Moses Ingram.Speaking with Fugelsang, the Breaking actor said he didn't feel any bitterness comparing the difference in how the studios' responded to the racism he faced while staring in the sequel series.«That's how it goes, man,» he said, acknowledging how his experience made Disney and Lucasfilm reevaluate how they handle fan harassment. «I felt Moses Ingram being protected makes me feel protected.