Susannah Constantine had to seek help for alcoholism after 'blackout and wetting herself'

Will & Grace actors Sean Hayes and Eric McCormack have led tributes to their late co-star Leslie Jordan. The actor/comedian died after a car crash in Hollywood on Monday morning. He was 67.

The 100-plus-year-old Motion Picture & Television Fund, hit by a “perfect storm” of rising expenses and declining revenue, is facing its “imminent demise” and the very real prospect of closing its doors and going out of business by the end of 2022 unless it gets a dramatic infusion of cash donations.

The Warner Bros Worldwide Marketing vet is in talks for the top Film & TV, Marketing post at Amazon Studios, sources tell us. The rumor has been around for a while, and we understand it’s becoming more real, and it really shouldn’t surprise as Sue Kroll has been a marketing consultant at Amazon Studios for six months. Sources tell us that the streamer and Kroll are still working out details.

Blac Chyna is fighting back against a wild — and apparently extremely untrue — allegation that she was supposedly trying to push a social media influencer into sex trafficking!

Two new updates in the Quinton Simon case — and frankly neither is one we expected.

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The Masked Dancer stars David and Frankie Seaman had to leave the competition early due to an injury - which Christine Lampard poked fun at.The former footballer and ex Dancing On Ice star were forced to pull out of the ITV competition after Frankie suffered an injury in training. Both stars appeared on ITV's Lorraine on Monday (October 3) and were interviewed by stand-in host Christine.READ MORE: Lorraine Kelly red-faced as she blames on-air ITV blunder on a 'heavy weekend'The presenter asked the couple how they found the experience and how they managed to keep it all top secret.She then moved on to Frankie's injury and said: "Clearly, you're just better on skates, Frankie."You're just safer on skates - that's the opposite for the rest of us but you just need skates ."Frankie then responded: "I said to them for the first costume fitting that I was so terrified of the shoes.

READ MORE: Love Island's Georgia Steel wows fans in neon bikini while sunbathing on holidayAt one point during the interview, Christine said of the book: "You mention the alcoholism and you describe yourself as aa high functioning alcoholic at one point, but there was that 'ding' moment wasn't there?"Susannah replied: "For anyone who is suffering from alcoholism will identify with this, it had been building up to the point where I didn't have control over alcohol, it had control over me."Speaking about the moment she decided to get help, she continued: "We were in Cornwall and I wasn't drinking much more than anyone else but I think when you drink consistently and daily, your body becomes like a saturated sponge and it doesn't take much to tip you over the edge.”She went on to say that she “blacked out, fell over, and broke two transverse processes” in her back before revealing that she wet herself.“You can't get anything more humiliating than that. And my children witnessed this and my husband and brother-in-law took me up to bed."I don't know how I had the courage, but the next day I just got everyone round the table and I said, 'look I need help.

Susannah Constantine has opened up about the “humiliating” experience that made her ask her family for support with her alcoholism. The former What Not To Wear host, 60, has previously spoken about her issues with drinking and revealed in 2020 that she had been in recovery for a number of years. Speaking to Christine Lampard on Thursday’s episode of Lorraine, Constantine recalled the moment she admitted that alcohol has started to take over her life.

Former fashion guru and TV star Susannah Constantine appeared on ITV Lorraine this morning to talk to Christine Lampard about her new memoir in which she reveals her close relationship with the Queen's sister, Princess Margaret. Susannah dated Princess Margaret's son, Viscount Linley from 1983 to 1989 and during that time became very fond of his mother who she says was like a "surrogate" mother to her.

"They therefore don't see why they should have to hide away and keep their heads down."They continued: "ITV are aware that the event will pose risks for the pair though. It's the biggest TV Awards of the year and lots of people will be there, including many who might not agree with what Phil and Holly did."The scale and nature of the abuse they've received - mainly via social media - has been shocking."That's why senior executives will make sure measures are put in place on the night to make sure that Phillip, Holly and the rest of the This Morning team are kept as safe as they can be."The source added the past week has been the "worst period" of Holly and Phillip's career but the presenting duo wants to move forward and put the matter behind them.Express.co.uk has contacted representatives for ITV, the NTAs, Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield for comment.Meanwhile, Ofcom have reportedly received a string of complaints about queuegate as fuming viewers contacted the regular to demand the pair apologise.According to The Mirror, Ofcom received 55 complaints this week while 209 complaints were made the previous week.

David Walliams has revealed that he and Sheridan Smith have a pact to get married if they run out of other options. The TV stars are friends and have teamed up to film Gangsta Granny Strikes Again, where they play husband and wife.

This Morning's Deidre Sanders had believed she didn't need a mammogram at age 77, and hadn't pursued an invitation from a GP that she'd missed out on "by error".Sadly, she then found herself plagued by achy breasts, before a visit to the doctor confirmed her worst fears - that she had "high grade" breast cancer.Deidre shared with the world that although her "teeny, tiny ­carcinoma" is carrying only malignant cells, it is nevertheless "high grade" and she must undergo an operation to remove it.Her battle, which was shared by celebrities such as the late Girls Aloud star Sarah Harding after she delayed seeking treatment, has been a traumatic one.The presenter had initially dismissed the aches and pains in her body as being nothing more than "tense shoulders".However when the pain began to spread into her right breast, she knew she had to take action."I must have let at least a month pass while I ­wondered, 'Is it anything to worry about? Is it just muscular?'" she mused in the Sun."I am 77, after all - is it just the aches and pains of getting older?"Then, a week before she was due to go on holiday, she finally put in a call to her doctor's surgery.Her concerned GP placed her on the two-week NHS cancer pathway to get a confirmed diagnosis - and sure enough, poor Deidre learned that she had cancer.She is among several thousand who didn't receive the usual mammogram invitation that is issued to women when they reach the age of 70.A couple of years later, she was offered the service but dismissed the idea, believing that by 72, she was simply "too old" to need it.It was only when she received her diagnosis that she sadly realised she had been wrong.Fortunately, she is booked in for an op this Saturday to remove the cancerous

Lorraine Kelly has shared her ultimate hangover cure after a surprise anniversary party left her with a bit of a sore head.

ITV morning show on Monday morning after a weekend of celebrating her 30th wedding anniversary. The 62-year-old made the admission to GP Amir Khan on the ITV show as the pair discussed possible hangover cures. Speaking from his surgery, Dr Amr said: “Lorraine, you're looking lovely, but I’ve got to say you’re looking a little bit tired.

LORRAINE Kelly was forced to apologise today after making a blunder on live TV - before blaming it on having a "heavy weekend". The TV presenter got her words mixed up as she told Good Morning Britain hosts Susanna Reid and Ed Balls about what she had coming up on her show. Revealing who was on The Lorraine Show today, she said: "Harry Hill...

READ MORE: Lorraine shares emotional tribute as ITV show guest dies after cancer battleLorraine looked quite taken aback as she asked Russell: "What's the thing about Meghan saying she wanted to be the new , or the UK's Beyonce?"She then seemed to add "What on earth, I don't understand.," before Russell burst out laughing and tried to clear up the claims.It might suggest she couldn't comprehend Meghan reaching Beyoncé's star power or didn't understand why the duchess would allegedly compare herself to the singer.Teasing the segment at the start of the show, Lorraine appeared to tease Meghan as she said: "I didn't know she could sing, I didn't know she could dance - but I am sure she can." Royal editor Russell went on to explain that the claims come in a new book called Courtiers The Hidden Power Behind the Crown by Valentine Low, a peer of his.In the book, a former Palace insider alleged: "I think Meghan thought she was going to be the Beyoncé of the UK.“Being part of the Royal Family would give her that kudos.“What she discovered was that there were so many rules that were so ridiculous she couldn’t even do the things she could do as a private individual.”Offering his opinion on the matter, Russell said: "I think it means something about the star power, doesn't it? To be noted for being the main person in the room, but it didn't go to plan.

Louise Minchin took to Instagram and shared with her 131,000 followers that both of her daughters have now left the family home for university.The former BBC Breakfast host has previously admitted to suffering from “empty nest syndrome” after her eldest daughter, Mia, left home for university three years ago.Her youngest daughter, Scarlett, whom she shares with husband David Smith, has followed in her sister's footsteps going into higher education.Taking to her stories yesterday, Louise, 54, penned: "Trying to smile through the days since both my daughters left for uni..."Any advice for empty-nesters?"Empty nest syndrome refers to the grief that many parents feel when their children move out of the home.This condition is typically more common in women, who are more likely to have had the role of primary carer, according to Better Health.Louise admitted she wasn’t prepared for how difficult it would be to send her daughters away to university.Her second daughter, Scarlett, moved away on Saturday, three years after Mia did the same.Speaking on Thursday's edition of Lorraine, Louise opened up about her children embarking on their latest chapter in their lives as she attempted to focus on the positives. “You get to this moment, you go, ‘Oh my gosh, this is amazing!’” she recalled.“‘I don’t have to do all the washing up, I don’t have to clean all the clothes, tidy the house.'“You have this huge sense of release and freedom.”However, it didn’t take long for Louise to start feeling the loss of having her family of four reduced to three.Rylan Clark ‘tried to end’ life after telling husband he cheated[LATEST]Lorraine Kelly hits back as she's branded an 'airhead' by ITV viewer[TV]David Beckham divides 'cynical' fans over queueing

Lorraine Kelly paid a touching tribute to ITV guest Sally Nyland on Wednesday's (21 September) episode.Sally sadly passed away from breast cancer on Tuesday at the age of 46.She appeared on the show 3 years ago and took part in the show’s ‘Change and Check’ campaign for breast cancer. READ MORE: Lorraine Kelly left flustered as Lewis Capaldi offers her his 'seven inches' After an advert break, Lorraine said: "Welcome back.