Selling Sunset's Mary Fitzgerald Says Her Televised Wedding Was Real, Despite Actually Getting Married a Year Earlier

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Lorraine Kelly has raised her eyebrows after Adele performed the hit song I Drink Wine while sitting on a grand piano at the BRIT Awards ceremony on Tuesday evening.The ITV presenter issued a thinly-veiled swipe at the British singer after she cancelled her Las Vegas shows last month.The 62-year-old returned for the latest instalment of her morning programme where she addressed the annual music event.She kicked off her self-titled show discussing all the gossip from the BRIT Awards with showbiz correspondent Ria Hebden and fashion guru Mark Hayes.The trio opened up about Adele's flawless performance to her song I Drink Wine.The 33-year-old captivated audiences with her stunning vocals and sensational appearance in a gold dress.The Easy On Me singer belted out her tune whilst sitting on top of a grand piano.The singing sensation's simplistic performance did not go unnoticed by the veteran broadcaster.Lorraine said: "She should have just done that in Vegas.She looked comfortable."That's all people want."Her comments come after Adele pulled the plug on her Las Vegas residency last month.The Hello hitmaker continues to face backlash for leaving fans thousands of pounds out of pocket when cancelled on her Stateside shows with just 24 hours' notice.Several fans took to social media to comment on Adele's BRIT award performance.Tori Rosemund commented: "And I’m stuck waiting to see if she’s gonna reschedule the Vegas shows."'Rancid stench of arrogance' Chris Packham rips into West Ham bosses[LATEST]Gemma Atkinson wows fiancé Gorka Marquez in revealing dress at BRITs[PICTURES]EastEnders' Natalie Cassidy hits out at Strictly for 'fat-shaming' her[STRICTLY]Megs remarked: "So Adele can't manage her concerts in Vegas, which by the

Rachel Riley has taken to Twitter to respond to "ridiculous" suggestions of guests who could join the show in Dictionary Corner. Yesterday evening saw the mother-of-two, 36, ask her followers to share their thoughts on switching things up on the Channel 4 show, which soon resulted in some unexpected mentions.In view of her 695,000 followers, Rachel revealed who her favourites were."Alan Partridge and Philomena Cunk my absolute favourite suggestions so far, will put these to our producer immediately," she penned alongside a laughing emoji.The star was replying to one of her earlier tweets where she had wracked her followers' brains for ideas.Rachel asked her fans: "Would love your most ridiculous suggestions for Countdown dictionary corner guests…"The star was soon inundated with responses on who could join the panel as a guest.Twitter user @Geess2 suggested Gerald from the Amazon Prime hit, Clarkson's Farm, while another said that they wanted to see farmhand Kaleb Cooper on the Channel 4 programme.@Johnny_JI81 wrote: "Her Majesty The Queen.

Gary Lineker has taken to Twitter to respond after Springwatch host Chris Packham issued a call for his help after a disturbing video of West Ham player Kurt Zouma allegedly "kicking his cat and slapping it around" was released yesterday.The wildlife presenter, 60, asked for a "favour" from the BBC sports broadcaster, 61, while branding the West Ham player's actions "not something in any way, space, or form acceptable."In view of his 528,000 followers, the former Everton footballer responded to the wildlife expert's video.Gary wrote: "Hi Chris, I’m sure you saw my tweet yesterday."I hope the relative authorities will take the required action."As you say it was an awful act of cruelty on that poor cat," he ended his reply.Yesterday, the Springwatch star posted a video directly appealing for help from the pundit.Chris said: "Hello Gary, Chris Packham here."Very sadly we've never met, I've always been a great fan of yours, of your play on the field and your work subsequently."I particularly like the way you stand up robustly for issues, drawing attention to things that we need to think about more widely, so top work on that account."But the fandom has to stop there," he said, as he finished gushing over the star.Chris went on: "I want to call upon you if I may to ask a favour."Us that work within the environmental wildlife and animal welfare world and I know you've helped us before, thank you very much for reposting the tweet about the snaring campaign that we're running at the moment."But it will have come to your notice I'm sure that a premiership footballer playing for West Ham has allegedly been kicking his cat and slapping it around in front of children in what appears to be his kitchen"This is, I'm sure you will

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Mary Fitzgerald has explained why she has kept her ex-husband’s surname.It seemed like the reality TV real estate agent might have an Irish connection due to her surname Fitzgerald, but it turns out that name comes from her ex-husband’s family.Asked whether she had any ties to Ireland, Mary told EVOKE, ‘I don’t know. I know my last name — I want to that whole [genealogy testing], I want to do that to find out — but my last name is actually from my ex-husband.’‘I just never changed it, it was too much of a hassle.’In the first season of the hit Netflix show, Mary explains to viewers, ‘I’ve been married twice before.’‘My first husband passed away and my second husband, it just didn’t work out.

Selling Sunset, returned to Netflix for seasons 2 and 3 this summer and quickly became the breakout unscripted hit of 2020. With that came lots of speculation about how real the reality show is, which isn't totally unexpected.

We have so many amazing wedding photos, and not all made it in People Magazine. Here are a few more you haven’t yet seen yet paying tribute to our fur babies, our amazing families, bridal party, and of course our officiant/bridesmaid @nicolekristinla who made the ceremony personal, hilarious and completely unforgettable.

Mary Fitzgerald addressed the backlash she received after fans discovered she was already married to Romain Bonnet before they filmed their TV wedding.“Our wedding was absolutely real,” the Selling Sunset star, 39, told Britain’s FUBAR Radio on Thursday, September 3. “We invited all of our friends and family.

Selling Sunset star Mary Fitzgerald has hit back at claims she staged a second wedding ceremony for the cameras.

Mary Fitzgerald & Romain Bonnet’s relationship has been the talk of many conversations on the hit Netflix series Selling Sunset. People, for one, questioned their age difference (she’s 39, he’s 27). Then there were the trust issues between them including the drama surrounding his bachelor party prior to them getting married. Couple that with him being unsure about starting a family with her, the pressures of them buying a house together and so much more that played out on the show not to mention the negativity they’ve been receiving from trolls online. All of that could cause cause a great deal of stress and insecurity in anyone’s life.

Mary Fitzgerald wants fans of the Netflix series Selling Sunset to know that she is “absolutely” a real real estate agent selling luxurious homes. The reality TV show made headlines on August 18 after Chrissy Teigen binged the batch of episodes but noted that she had “never seen any of these people,” questioning the show’s authenticity. “When I first heard that I was like, ‘What? I love her,'” Mary told HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY about Chrissy’s comments. “I was so bummed!” The Oppenheim Group associate admitted that while Chrissy’s statements made her feel, at first, “so sad,” she did tell HL that Chrissy “absolutely loves the show and she said nothing but nice stuff after that.”

It was no coincidence that Chrishell Stause was seen outside the Dancing with the Stars studio on Aug. 27. Three days later, the Selling Sunset star’s castmate and fellow Oppenheim Group co-worker, Mary Fitzgerald, confirmed that Chrishell is indeed involved on the dance competition show during an EXCLUSIVE interview on HollywoodLife TVTalk. The topic came about after Mary debated whether or not Chrishell is ready to date, after her now estranged husband, Justin Hartley, unexpectedly filed for divorce in Nov. 2019.