Rylan Clark 'knows why husband left' after cheating bombshell but won't expose him

RYLAN Clark has lifted the lid on a number of juicy Big Brother secrets in his tell-all new memoir. The TV star, who won Celebrity Big Brother before hosting the show's sister programme Bit On The Side, told how some housemates' behaviour was more shocking outside of the CCTV than house than in it.

Strictly Come Dancing's Matt Goss addressed his extremely tight white trousers from Saturday's show after "distracting Craig", leaving Rylan slightly flustered. Appearing on It Takes Two with his dance partner Nadiya Bychkova, Rylan sat down and spoke to Matt about his performance from the weekend - that saw him in the bottom two.Introducing Matt to the studio, Rylan said: "Now, despite pulling out all the stops in that Samba including some very, very, very tight trousers, Matt and Nadiya sadly found themselves coming down with the night fever and ended up in that dance off."As Rylan said "very, very, very tight trousers" his voiced waivered a little - clearly flustered by the happenings on Saturday night.While sitting on the couch, Nadiya explained how Matt wanted to channel his inner John Travolta when they danced to a song from Saturday Night Fever.Rylan then got a little flustered again when he said: "He went in on that white suit.

KAYE Adams has taken a swipe at Craig Revel Horwood on Strictly: It Takes Two after her Strictly exit. Loose Women star Kaye became the first celebrity to depart the Strictly dancefloor on Sunday after landing in the bottom two with her pro partner Kai Widdrington.

Rylan Clark has bravely opened up about the time he spent in a psychiatric ward after he attempted to take his own life following his marriage to husband, Dan Neal ending.

Rylan Clark is known for his slick dark locks and sharp beard but it's not always been that way. Many fans may remember that ten years ago, the then singer and now presenter sported a very different look.

Rylan Clark with a hair out of place, as his raven locks are always perfectly coiffed – but now he’s channelling his younger self with a new hairstyle. The TV presenter is now a household name, so it’s hard to remember a time when we didn’t really know much about Rylan, but it was The X Factor that introduced us to the Essex star back in 2012. And when he first walked onto the stage for his audition in front of judges Gary Barlow, Tulisa, Rita Ora, and Louis Walsh, the singer’s hair was very different to how it looks now.

Rylan Clark looked unrecognisable as he recreated his iconic X Factor hairdo to celebrate ten years since he first auditioned.The This Morning presenter, who is known for his short jet black locks, left his Instagram followers stunned as he jumped onto the platform sporting long blonde tresses.Posting a series of snaps, Rylan, 33, could be seen wearing a cap turned the opposite way and in another photo the star posed topless while his blonde hair cascaded over his chest.READ MORE: Boris Johnson tried to pull plug on This Morning chat as he slammed Rylan ClarkRylan captioned one of his posts: "Happy 10 years babe."He then posted the other photo a while later, with the caption: "I hate the fact I’m liking this hair again."Seeing his nostalgic look on their screens, fans rushed to the comment section to share their thoughts on his barnet.One social media user wrote: "Bring it back! Or at least the blonde!"Another added: "It's very Victoria Beckham Not Such An Innocent Girl."Some followers also compared Rylan to Eurovision singer Sam Ryder who came second place in this year's competition."Thought you were the Euro singer. Spaceman," a follower said.Meanwhile another chimed: "SAM RYDER?!"Rylan first rose to fame on reality show Signed by Katie Price, where he was seen competing for a management contract to be a part of Katie's management team.Following on from this, the Supermarket Sweep host went on to audition for series 9 of The X Factor and made it all the way to the quarter-final as part of the Boys category.Rylan is currently promoting his brand new book, titled Ten: The Decade That Changed My Future, which provides readers with details of his life since finding fame.

Rylan Clark opened up about his glamorous job working behind a makeup counter before his stardom and was scolded by a co-star as he told a story.The straight talking star spoke about his time in retail on Channel 4's Sunday Brunch after the hosts tried to play a game to figure out who once worked in Sports Direct.They incorrectly guessed Rylan as it was actually fellow guest Melissa Saint who used to work in the sports store and she began to recall her time there.READ MORE:Gogglebox's Sophie wows in sweet snap with rarely seen boyfriend on romantic getawayShe told her co-stars that she had a "great team" but Rylan was more interested in what she got up to behind the scenes.Rylan quizzed her: "Did you rob a lot?"Melissa adamantly exclaimed that she never got up to any mischief, but Rylan was more than happy to admit his cheeky behaviour.The former Big Brother star began to explain: "That's the only exciting thing about working in retail, isn't it?"The Sunday Brunch hosts told him off and Rylan continued: "I used to work in cosmetics, I used to love it! That's why I wore the apron," as he made a gesture with his arms to imply that he swept products off the counter and into his pocket.The studio erupted in laughter at Rylan's sassy quip and attempted to continue with the show. Rylan own over audiences in a frank and honest chat about himself and many viewers took to Twitter to share their thoughts on the star.One wrote: "Rylan always comes over as a nice bloke, his recent experiences underline that.

Strictly Come Dancing contestant Kym Marsh reportedly feared she'd vomit live on air during Saturday night's show after suffering from 'crippling' nausea and dizziness symptoms during rehearsals. The former Coronation Street actress, who is partnered with Italian professional Graziano Di Prima, performed a Viennese Waltz, which involves a significant amount of spinning. That, coupled with the 46-year old's visual vertigo, led to an uneasy night as the pair danced to 'Runaway' by The Corrs.

Strictly Come Dancing returned with a bang last weekend as 15 new celebrities made their TV debut on the dancefloor for the first time.It wouldn’t be Strictly without the return of the beloved TV hosts including long-serving host Tess Daly and her witty co-host Claudia Winkleman.For fans struggling to get their ballroom fix during the week, Rylan Clark and Janette Manrara are back at the helm over on the BBC One spin-off show, It Takes Two.READ MORE: Strictly fans fret as Kaye Adams shows gruesome injury from 'lethal' dance trainingAs the star-studded line up prepare to face their first dreaded dance-off, Daily Star has taken a deep dive inside the net worth’s of the beloved presenters.Tess was born Helen Daly in Stockport, Cheshire on April 17, 1969 and grew up in the heart of Derbyshire.The 53-year-old dog lover now lives with her husband Vernon Kay in Fulmer, Buckinghamshire after welcoming two children together.She first started her career as a model after she was scouted in the street at the age of 18, which allowed her to work in Paris and New York for more than five years at a time.But her modelling career wasn’t limited to fashion shows and photoshoots, after she appeared in two Duran Duran music videos and even stripped nude for a music video by band The Beloved.Since then, the blonde bombshell has gone on to host a slew of TV shows, most famously hosting alongside Sir Bruce Forsyth since its first series back in 2004.After 10 years, the showman stepped down from the show where he was replaced by Claudia Winkleman who remains as Tess’ partner to this day.It’s fair to say Tess has amassed a huge fortune over her lengthy showbiz career, boasting a reported net worth of around £3million.

Rylan Clark.The presenter, 33, is up for making a shock move into politics.He said: "It’s something I definitely wouldn’t rule out, 100%. I’m still young; it’s taken me 10 years to reach the position I’m in now.READ MORE: Boris Johnson tried to pull plug on This Morning chat as he slammed Rylan Clark"It’s something I wouldn’t not think of."Rylan shot to fame on The X Factor and now fronts light entertainment shows.But he is convinced he’d do a better job of running the country than PM Liz Truss.He said: "I’m not going to throw my hat into the ring for the next election, but I think I’d give it a run for its money and it wouldn’t surprise me if I ended up moving in."That’s not being big headed, but I actually worry that someone like me, who was that idiot on X Factor in a light-up suit, could probably run things more smoothly than it’s going at the moment."That’s not my job.

RYLAN Clark predicted he'd end up in trouble with Strictly Come Dancing bosses after a cheeky remark about his love life. The 33-year-old was joined on spin-off show It Takes Two by Ranj Singh, Ugo Monye and Mollie King to talk about the couple's preparing to take to the dancefloor tonight.

RYLAN Clark has admitted he was forced to erase parts of his tell-all book after a "legal threat". The TV presenter ran into trouble when he refused to show lawyers old messages from his ex-husband that he'd quoted in Ten: The Decade That Changed My Future. Instead, the 33-year-old chose not to reveal the most painful details from his failed marriage, which left him battling with his mental health last year.

Rylan Clark appeared on BBC's The One show on Thursday night (September 29) where he opened up about his marriage breakdown. The TV personality, who found fame after appearing on The X Factor in 2012, spoke to Alex Jones and Roman Kemp about his 'awful' year.

Rylan Clark was left visibly emotional on ITV's Lorraine this morning (September 30) as he discussed the release of his new memoir entitled Ten: The Decade That Changed My Future.The TV star, who has had a turbulent year following his divorce from husband Dan Neal in 2021, was surprised with a video montage of some of his showbiz pals congratulating him on 10 years in the industry. Visibly emotional, the 33 year old could be seen wiping away a tear after his friends' kind words, saying: "That's really lovely, thank you." He added: "I've not cried in one interview yet! You're all out of order.

The One Show where he opened up on the difficulties of penning the new book, titled, Ten – The Decade That Changed My Future, which reveals details of his divorce and mental breakdown in candid detail.He said: “Last year was awful. It was really difficult writing what I had to write and sort of revisiting a time that I never thought would cross my mind or be part of my life but it did.

Pop Idol star Michelle McManus is hosting Rylan Clark's book singing in Glasgow next week.

Strictly Come Dancing is back and that means the return of Rylan Clark with his spin off show, It Takes Two.The 33-year-old, along with his co-host Janette Manrara, is the face of the mid-week “fanzine” programme on BBC2 at 6.30pm.Fans have expressed their delight at seeing the former X Factor contestant back on their screens following a tough year for the presenter.He recently released his memoirs, Ten: The Decade That Changed My Future, in which Rylan makes a number of candid confessions.The book reveals how the breakdown of his relationship last year impacted both his physical and mental health, including revealing how he suffered two heart failures in the wake of his split from ex Dan Neal.Rylan has rarely been out of the limelight since his reality TV emergence — and he has had a few public spats in that time with other stars.Rylan fell out with Gary Barlow when the Take That singer was a stand-in judge on The X Factor.Songwriter Barlow made no secret of the fact he did not rate Rylan’s vocals when sitting in for Simon Cowell as a judge on the 2012 series of the singing contest.The pop star even stormed off set when the hopeful got put through during the first week of eliminations over his preferred act.The pair exchanged jibes throughout the series, with Gary telling Rylan after one performance: "I'm glad you learned the trick that when you pull the mic away – we don't hear what you're singing."Rylan lashed back on Twitter, telling the then-judge: "I'd rather be 'absolute s***' than just stand there and sing the same old stuff every week on the spot… #boreme @GBarlowOfficial."He later branded the judge 'Gary Bore-low' and got a fake tattoo of his rival on his back for a magazine shoot.In 2019, they announced they

Rylan Clark has detailed how his “almost step-parents”, Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford, visited him during a particularly dark period following his split from husband, Dan Neal. Rylan’s new book, Ten: The Decade That Changed My Future, catalogues a series of events that would ultimately lead to hospitalisation. Rylan had woken up one day and decided to tell his boyfriend Dan that he had cheated “years ago.” But when dan subsequently left him, Rylan was distraught but acknowledged that he was the only one “who could physically dig my nails into that mud and try and pull myself up.” “I sat Mum down and told her I needed to be locked up,” Rylan admitted in the book.