Simon Cowell ends 'feud' with Take That's Gary Barlow as singer replaces him on ITV show

Julia Fox is feeling pretty secure about her relationship with Kanye «Ye» West.In the latest episode of the  podcast, Fox spoke with host Alex Cooper about her highly publicized romance with the 44-year-old rapper and the many misconceptions about their relationship.«I call him my boyfriend and he calls me his girlfriend,» the 32-year-old  actress said before adding that they never had an official conversation about their relationship status.While she called their relationship «organic» and «natural» many have questioned their pairing after West purchased a house on the same street as his ex, Kim Kardashian, and made comments about wanting to get her back.«I'm sure there's still some residual feelings, and that's normal, it's human,» Fox said about any lingering feelings West has about his estranged wife. «I also know that he's with me now.

Simon Cowell ’s new show Walk The Line. The pop star had advanced talks with execs and was due to be a judge on the ITV singing contest.

Simon Cowell has hired Dawn French for his upcoming show Walk The Line.The TV star has enlisted the help of Dawn to sit on the judging panel next to music icons including Gary Barlow and Craig David, amongst others.The Vicar of Dibley star, 64, is reported to have come as a surprise given the show focuses on finding singing talent.Those competing are set to battle it out for a chance to win a whopping £500,000. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

Simon Cowell has reportedly hired Dawn French for his all star judging panel of his upcoming show Walk The Line.The Vicar Of Dibley star, 64, will take a seat next to musical icons such as Gary Barlow, Craig David and others - with Simon taking a a step back from the limelight to focus on his family.Ex-Radio One presenter and Celebrity Juice star Maya Jama has also been cast to take on the hosting duties.

Simon Cowell has "changed a lot" over the years as she spilled details about their long-term friendship.The 57-year-old pop star who previously dated the X Factor creator, 62, opened up about how their relationship had evolved during the "extremely bad times".In spite of previously dating on and off for years - with their relationship turning rocky after the pair had to make a tricky decision to terminate a pregnancy due to medical conditions - they still remain close chums to this day.While the So Macho songstress has not seen her pal in over year due to the Covid-19 pandemic, she did explain in a tell-all interview that she was very much in frequent contact with the dad-of-one.Speaking to Express.co.uk the hitmaker explained that lockdown

PRIDE Of Britain fans were left in tears as the show was shown on TV tonight - and a string of celebrities surprised brave young fans. Viewers were left sobbing as quadruple-amputee Harmonie-Rose Allen was surprised by her favourite stars.

Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon and Joel Dommett were among the celebrities congratulating seven-year-old Harmonie-Rose Allen at this year's Daily Mirror Pride of Britain awards. Harmonie-Rose, who lost all her limbs and the tip of her nose after contracting an illness as a baby, was awarded the ceremony's 'Child of Courage' award for raising over £100,000 for charity.

Alesha Dixon and Simon Cowell joined from BGT, while Joel Dommett of The Masked Singer also appeared on stage with her.Harmonie-Rose, who attended The Mirror's Pride of Britain Awards in partnership with TSB on Saturday, was thrilled when she found out the stars were alongside her.As she stood on stage in a sweet gold sparkly dress, Harmonie-Rose was joined by Carol Vorderman who said: "I know two of your favourite TV shows are Masked Singer and Britain's Got Talent."So, from Masked Singer we have Joel Dommett, and from Britain's Got Talent we have Alesha Dixon and Simon Cowell!"Harmonie-Rose was visibly shocked and excited as the trio walked out and Simon handed her the Pride of Britain Award.She was granted the Child of Courage award for

Simon Cowell and Gary Barlow have reportedly cleared-the-air after a decade-long feud which began during X Factor filming.The news lands after the Take That singer had been announced as one of the judges on Simon's new ITV programme, Walk The Line.According to the Mirror, the two men reunited last weekend - in a bid to put years of issues well and truly behind them.Their encounter arrived moments before the singer and songwriter had been announced as "the best man for the job" by Simon's record label and creators of the new ITV gig.A source told the same publication: "It was a really constructive and great conversation between both men who have moved on and are excited for the future.

SIMON Cowell cleared the air with Gary Barlow after a decade-long row and comes as the singer is set to replace him on his new show, Walk The Line. We told how Simon, 62, has picked Take That star Gary, 50, to fill his shoes for new ITV show Walk the Line while he takes an executive producer role.  A source told the Mirror: "It was a really constructive and great conversation between both men who have moved on and are excited for the future.

THE clocks have gone back and the nights are drawing in, so there’s even more reason to curl up on the sofa in front of the telly. The autumn schedules are packed with tense thrillers, gripping documentaries and a whole raft of new game shows.

Simon Cowell was set to make his big TV comeback on game show, Walk The Line until he announced he was stepping down as one of the judges.It has now been revealed that the ITV show will only be on our screens for one week starting next month.Singer Gary Barlow is set to replace Simon on the judges panel as the live TV show will be "stripped" in six episodes airing over six consecutive evenings.A TV insider has said: “This might come as something of a surprise to viewers as they associate Simon’s shows, namely X Factor and Britain’s Got Talent, with Saturday night telly.“But Walk The Line is very much a mid-week show, in a similar vein to the BGT live finals."Except the live final of the new game show may not even fall on a Saturday — ITV

GAME SHOW Walk The Line was mooted as Simon Cowell’s big telly comeback – until he announced he was stepping down as one of its judges. And now it has emerged that the ITV series will only be on our screens for one week, next month.

Simon Cowell is to be replaced by Take That singer Gary Barlow on upcoming ITV entertainment format Walk The Line.

Gary Barlow and Sheridan Smith have confirmed that they're throwing their collective hat into the race for this year's Official Christmas Number 1 single. 

Naman Ramachandran Veteran producer and reality TV judge Simon Cowell will be replaced as a judge by musician Gary Barlow on U.K. broadcaster ITV’s upcoming musical game show “Walk The Line.”Cowell broke his back in a bike accident last year and had to take a break from television for surgery and extensive rehab and recovery.

Simon Cowell has stepped down and given the top job on his new TV show to Gary Barlow as the music mogul plans to scale back his workload.

Simon Cowell is reportedly stepping away from television to spend more time with his family. Over the weekend, it was announced that the music mogul, 62, had handed over the reins of his new show Walk The Line to former Take That star Gary Barlow while he takes on a more behind-the-scenes role as executive producer.

Simon Cowell has announced a decision on his career.

SIMON Cowell is stepping back from TV to spend more time with his family, The Sun can reveal.  The superstar is scaling back his on-screen presence after two decades as one of the biggest faces on British and American television. Cowell who has been an ever-present lead judge on X Factor and Britain's Got Talent for 17 years, will be replaced by Gary Barlow for his widely hyped new ITV show, Walk The Line.  The 62-year-old star will be heavily involved off-air as executive producer rather than appear on screen as originally planned.

Simon Cowell is stepping back from one of his TV roles to spend more time with his family, sources claim.The X-Factor judge is scaling back his on-screen presence after 20 years on British and US TV.He has been a constant for Britain's Got Talent and X-Factor judging panels, but will be replaced by Take That's Gary Barlow for his new ITV show Walk The Line. The 62-year-old will still be involved off-screen, working as an executive producer instead of offering his controversial comments on-air as originally planned, writes The Sun.