Sean Lock died after secret battle with lung cancer, confirms pal Bill Bailey

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Kelly Clarkson has shared a powerful cover of George Michael classic ‘Faith’ on her TV show – watch it below.As has become customary on The Kelly Clarkson Show, Clarkson began her show this week with a ‘Kellyoke’ segment, which Clarkson performing a cover version of a song requested by her audience to open the program.“We’re going to kick things off in a different way with a Kellyoke special, because I literally showed up today…I was like ‘I can’t sing today,’” she told the audience before sharing a pre-recorded cover of ‘Faith’.“I went to sleep at like 3 a.m. and I’m very tired.

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TikTok followers – including 18-year-old lads who constantly ask her to be their "sugar mummy".But US-based Jennifer has no time to parent anyone but her sons, despite the drooling demands from teens that fill up her DM’s. After racking up millions of views and likes on her popular TikTok page, the influencer and clothing store owner has now exclusively spoken to Daily Star about what it is like being a sexy mum sensation.Jennifer explained: “Being a mum is sexy as hell! Show your curves and don’t be ashamed to dance like a crazy person on TikTok in front of millions of people.“Life is short.“It’s the 'Karens' of society that make other women believe it’s not okay to keep your body tight, your looks in check, and your confidence high enough to show it off.“I think ALL mums are hot in their own individual ways.

SEAN Lock's acclaimed sitcom 15 Storeys High is finally being added to the BBC iPlayer after his tragic death. The comedian - known for his appearances on 8 Out Of 10 Cats among other shows - sadly passed away earlier this month after suffering with colon cancer.

Richard Madeley blasted ‘woke’ police force for job adThe comedian believes his win has encouraged older contestants to have more faith in themselves on the show.Bill said of his win: “My win on Strictly showed that age is no barrier."It’s not necessarily the case that you’ll have no chance just because you’re older."I think it has encouraged a lot of older people that they can go on the show and not only enjoy it but actually do well on it and be taken seriously.""They were saying, ‘He won’t last long’."The comedian went on to say that training for the show as "a steep learning curve" which he committed himself to."I have always been one for putting my heart and soul into something," he added."And I thought, ‘Wouldn’t it be great to do

Bill Bailey hopes his stunning Strictly victory inspires older celebrities to go for Glitterball glory. The TV favourite silenced critics last year when, at 55, he became the dance contest’s oldest winner.Actress Nina Wadia, 52, and actor Greg Wise, 55, are among those competing this time around.And Bill wants them to feel they have as much chance of lifting the trophy as their younger rivals.He told the Daily Star Sunday: “My win on Strictly showed that age is no barrier.

TRAGIC comic Sean Lock died after a secret battle with lung cancer lasting a "few years", close pal Billy Bailey revealed. The 8 Out of 10 Cats and 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown star passed away this week aged 58 surrounded by his family.

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showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterComedian Sean Lock was diagnosed with 'advanced' lung cancer before his tragic death aged just 58, pal Bill Bailey has confirmed.Fellow comedian and Strictly star Bill Bailey confirmed Sean had been diagnosed with 'advanced' lung cancer 'a few years ago', but carried on working in his final years.During an ITV News interview, 56-year-old Bill said: "He had been diagnosed with lung cancer a few years ago and it was at the time quite a blow, particularly when it was quite advanced."We’ve tried to make the most of the last few years. We spent a lot of time together and went on trips together.

Comedian Sean Lock died from lung cancer, it has now been confirmed by his friend Bill Bailey. On Wednesday, the 8 Out Of 10 Cats star's agent announced that he had tragically passed away at age 58 following a battle with cancer.

his agent confirming he had died from cancer.His close friend Bill Bailey confirmed that Lock had been diagnosed with ‘advanced’ lung cancer ‘a few years ago’, but he continued to work and make the most of his final years.In an interview with ITV News, Bill, 56, said: ‘He had been diagnosed with lung cancer a few years ago and it was at the time quite a blow, particularly when it was quite advanced.‘We’ve tried to make the most of the last few years. We spent a lot of time together and went on trips together.

BBC Breakfast fans were curling their toes in angst as Naga Munchetty engaged with Sean Lock's grieving friends on Thursday's episode.The 46-year-old host was branded the "worst person" to conduct the emotional discussion.Sean's close pals Bill Bailey and Dave Spikey appeared on the programme to pay their respects and tributes to their "hero".Things turned awkward, when Naga asked Dave: "How did you become friends?"Dave appeared to be very emotional, leaving the presenter to follow up with: "I'm very sorry".Viewers of the programme critised the segment and Naga's interviewing skills on Twitter.One tweet read: Doesn’t #Naga ask some stupid questions?#BBCBreakfastA second person added: "Naga is the worst person to interview grieving guests

Bill Bailey and Harry Hill opened up about his final few days.The comedy legend, who won fans with his stand-up and appearances on panel shows, died aged 58 from cancer.While Lock’s battle with cancer was not made public, his closest friends including Bailey and Hill kept in close contact.‘Even in his last few days, we were still having a laugh, still joking, still coming up with ideas,’ Bailey recalled. ‘We had great conversations.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletter Comedian Sean Lock revealed he turned down an invitation to appear on Strictly Come Dancing earlier this year. The comic - best known for his captaincy role on 8 out of 10 Cats Does Countdown - died today (August 18) aged 58 after suffering from cancer.Sean was good friends with Strictly’s 2020 champion Bill Bailey, who he revealed he had spoken to about the competition.“Bill asked me and I said no,” he explained on Rob Beckett and Josh Widdicombe's podcast Parenting Hell back in February.“It’s all the grinning.

Sean Lock, the UK TV personality known for his deadpan style and appearances on panel shows such as 8 Out Of 10 Cats, has died at the age of 58.