Strictly's Bruno Tonioli 'to miss Strictly 2020' after landing US job

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BBC Breakfast weather presenter Carol Kirkwood's cheeks red, host Jon Kay decided to help out.With a windswept Carol on the roof of New Broadcasting House to deliver the day's forecast, the sound of busy London traffic was audible from the streets below her.But another sound drew Jon's attention - and plenty of giggles from both Carol and the cosy studio staff.The sound of a strong gust of wind could be heard through Carol's microphone as she finished up her report, as Jon quipped: "Complete with sound effects there - we just got a little burst of wind from your microphone."Laughing, Carol fired back: "I'm glad you said it was on my microphone!" - hinting that Jon implied it was coming from somewhere rather more unsavoury."In the air, yes!" Jon reassured her as he and co-host Nina Warhurst collapsed into giggles. "Thank you very much indeed."Nina couldn't restrain herself from chuckling as she clarified: "Just to be clear!"Earlier on in the show, Jon and Nina had joked with Carol that she'd be stationed outside for the rest of the week - warning her to put on some extra layers.Jon joked: "So we're looking at an outside broadcast tomorrow and Thursday Carol, yeah?"Laughing, Carol fired back: "Not from me though, Jon, you'll find!"Jon said: "No, I've looked at the rotas - it's you.

Louise Redknapp has given fans an intimate glimpse inside her Valentine's Day celebrations. Taking to Instagram to share a few posts, the singer was seen posing with her sweet "Valentine" - her pet dog Rudi.MORE: Jamie Redknapp expresses heartache after ex-wife Louise reveals family death"My perfect Valentine, Rudi [heart emoji]," she simply remarked across a sweet selfie of the two.WATCH: Louise Redknapp's dog Blu shows fans inside singer's houseShe also added a short clip of her playing with some bulldogs.

Kimberley Walsh has opened up on how Morning Live's working mums will juggle to help each other out as the show moves to Manchester. It was announced last month that the new series of the BBC's morning show will be moving up north with female co-hosts Kimberley, 40, Kym Marsh, 45, Sam Quek, 33, and Sara Cox, 47, all set to host the show. And the former Girls Aloud singer – who his mum to sons Bobby, seven, Cole, five, and Nate, eight months – has now said the women will "help each other out" to make the move work.

Calling all natural beauties! This month’s OK! Beauty Box is here, and it contains all the best beauty products you need to look and feel your best – naturally. Inside the latest edit you’ll find five gorgeous face, body and hair goodies, all made using natural ingredients.The treats inside include a luxurious body milk made with skin-soothing aloe vera, a suits-all mineral eyeshadow palette, and a gentle-yet-effective scalp-soothing shampoo.

Hollywood film The Breakfast Club is 37 years old today.The film featured huge stars including Molly Ringwald, Emilio Estevez and Anthony Michael Hall, who all went on to even bigger success in the decade.They joined other 80s teen heartthrobs including Rob Lowe and Andrew McCarthy, who were on the walls of thousands of fans across the world, following their appearances in films including Pretty in Pink and About Last Night, to name a few.To celebrate The Breakfast Club's anniversary, Daily Star has taken a look at where some of the decade's most famous 80s teen film heartthrobs are now.Andrew McCarthy was one of the original 80s teen heartthrobs and part of the so called 'brat pack' alongside Emilio Estevez, Judd Nelson and Rob Lowe in films including Class and St.Elmo's Fire.However, it is his famous role as Blaine in 1986's Pretty in Pink that cemented his teen heart throb status across the world, with the actor going on to new levels of fame in hit films including Mannequin opposite Sex And The City's Kim Cattrall.It was during this time that Andrew McCarthy also revealed that he entered rehab following an alcohol addiction at the age of 29 years old, telling The Washington Post: "I often had an image of a rock and a piece of metal soldered on top of it — and that was my drinking and my career.He added that he has been sober ever since, adding: "It took me a long time after I stopped drinking to separate those. My success did not cause my drinking.

STRICTLY host Rylan Clark-Neal says Cheryl should be the one to replace Bruno Tonioli as a judge. The presenter believes she is right person to take over from the long-time Strictly judge, who may not be unable to appear on the show this year due to travel restrictions.

Rylan Clark-Neal has told that he'd love Cheryl to stand in for Bruno Tonioli as a Strictly Come Dancing star.

Former Strictly Come Dancing professional Kevin Clifton, 37, was joined by his girlfriend Stacey Dooley, 33, on his podcast The Kevin Clifton Show to discuss their time together on the show.

STRICTLY’S professional dancers are joining forces to fight for a pay rise. The ballroom stars are going to bosses after lucrative tours were axed due to coronavirus.

© 2020 Dave J Hogan BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND - JANUARY 16: Craig Revel Horwood, Shirley Ballas and Bruno Tonioli during the opening night of the Strictly Come Dancing Arena Tour 2020 at Arena Birmingham on January 16, 2020 in Birmingham, England.

Bruno Tonioli, 64, who is best known for his one liners while judging the celebrities and professionals on Strictly Come Dancing, has voiced his concerns over the deadly virus on social media, and he admits that he is worried for the future.The judge reached out to his followers on Twitter. Bruno, who first joined the judging panel in 2009, expressed his concerns over Covid-19 on Twitter and told his followers to stay safe. The Italian dancer wrote to his 211,000 followers: “So worried about what the future holds, it will certainly be a whole new world.” “Hope you are staying safe wherever you are in the world… #COVID-19”, the choreographer continued. Not long after the TV personality spoke out, his loyal fans sent messages of hope and

Kevin Clifton took to Instagram to announce that he has quit Strictly Come Dancing after seven years on the show.The 37 year old shared a lengthy and emotional statement about his departure from them show, in which he said that he "wanted to leave on a high". Alongside a series of pictures showing his time on the show, Kevin wrote: "To the entire Strictly family, The past 7 years have been some of the most wonderful years of my life.

the Sun that due to the fact he lives in the States most of the year, he did not want to risk flying back to the UK to take part in the dance show.In normal circumstances, Bruno would usually fly between the US and the UK in Autumn when both Strictly shows are filming, and would usually be given a week off to recuperate.However, this year he had told BBC bosses he doesn’t plan on returning to the UK, but it has been reported that they don’t actually plan to replace him as of yet.A source told the publication: ‘There is no way to travel back and forth at the moment, so he’s told bosses in the UK that unfortunately he will be staying over there.‘He spends a lot of his time in the States now, and the truth is he does earn a lot more from the

BRUNO Tonioli looks to be out of this year’s Strictly after saying he will only do the US version amid the ongoing virus travel ban. The judge, 64, usually flies between America and London each week to be on the panel for both shows.

Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli will be forced to miss this year's series due to the coronavirus travel restrictions, according to reports.

Strictly Come Dancing professional Natalie Lowe, 39, who was a part of the line-up on the show for seven years, has said Cheryl, 37, isn’t experienced enough to be a judge on the panel amid claims she is set to replace Bruno Tonioli, 64, if he can’t return to the panel due to coronavirus travel restrictions.The current judges on the show include head judge Shirley Ballas, Motsi Mabuse, Craig Revel Horwood and Bruno Tonioli, however the latter splits his schedule between London and America.Cheryl is currently the bookies favourite to replace Bruno if he is unable to fly back to the UK due to coronavirus travel restrictions.Addressing the rumour about Cheryl joining the panel, Natalie said: “[A] Strictly judge can't be just anyone.“You need

Cheryl, 37, is the bookies favourite to replace Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli if he is unable to fly back from the US due to coronavirus restrictions.

Strictly Come Dancing 's Natalie Lowe isn't convinced Cheryl has enough industry experience to be a judge on the show.

Cheryl has been hotly tipped to be the next Strictly Come Dancing job and it seems her best friend Kimberley Walsh is keen.