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Lorraine Kelly's BAFTA TV Awards triumph has certainly got tongues wagging - and fans are all making the same joke.The telly icon was honoured with the 2024 Special Award by none other than Succession actor and fellow Scot Brian Cox for her remarkable contribution to television on Sunday (12 May) evening. Celebrating an incredible four decades in broadcasting this year, 64 year old Lorraine is a staple of our morning routines but not everyone was ready to sing her praises.

BAFTA TV Awards viewers think they spotted the 'awkward' moment Loose Women's Judi Love reacted to Lorraine Kelly bagging a huge award.The 43 year old ITV panellist, who has been a regular on the lunchtime show since 2020, appeared to roll her eyes when Lorraine was announced as the winner of this year's BAFTA Special Award.The star-studded event took place at London's Royal Festival Hall on Sunday night, with Judi and Lorraine, along with other big names from the small screen, in attendance for the glitzy ceremony. Acting and presenting talents from popular shows like Happy Valley, I'm A Celebrity and Succession were all vying for awards, hoping to take home the coveted statuettes and receive the admiration and congratulations of their peers.

In a shocking revelation from their book, Once Upon a Tyne: Our Story, well-loved presenting pair Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly shared details about their biggest argument ever that almost saw the end of their successful television career. Back in 1995, following their rise to fame on BBC's Byker Grove as charming duo PJ and Duncan, Ant and Dec, both 48, had a major fallout on a summery Spanish evening which they admit turned 'ugly'.Their bond seemed unshakeable after the Geordie pair had an incredibly profitable partnership, which landed them numerous BAFTAs for their trophy-filled houses.Their disagreement, however, occurred during a gig on Anthea Turner's Fun in the Sun segment on GMTV, held in Torremolinos.The pair were promoting their latest music release at the time, reports the Mirror.

Dec Donnelly welcomed his second child, a son, with wife Ali Astall in 2022 and paid tribute to his friend Ant McPartlin when they shared his name.The presenter posted on the official Ant and Dec Twitter account: "Shortly before 10am yesterday, 23.7.2022, Ali and I welcomed the arrival of our son, Jack Anthony Alphonsus, a very welcome ray of light. He is wonderful, and Isla is beyond excited to be a big sister! D x." Baby Jack shared his middle name with Dec's best friend Ant while Alphonsus was a sweet nod to Dec's late father.

Gary Barlow's home was targeted while he was filming for the weekend with Take That for Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway.The lead singer and his two bandmates Mark Owen, 52, and Howard Donald, 56, performed their 2007 number one hit Shine on ITV’s Saturday Night Takeaway final episode. But while the star was away at work, a group of burglars allegedly broke into his £6 million-pound property.The Sun Newspaper reports that the thieves waited until it was dark before forcing entry into the property's front gate. Gary was reportedly unaware of what had taken place at his home and was alerted by police the following day on April 8.

Four weeks into the latest series of Britain's Got Talent, and judge Simon Cowell has already named his favourite to win this year's competition, and it's not who you might expect. Despite the series still airing the nail biting auditions on screen, Simon is confident about his favourite act and didn't hold back as he tipped them to win.

A special educational needs teacher has wowed the nation and earned the golden buzzer from Bruno Tonioli on Britain's Got Talent, thanks to her 'unique' vocal talent.Taryn Charles, a 39 year old teacher who integrates music into her work with students with special educational needs, left everyone in awe with her powerful rendition of Aretha Franklin's hit (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman during Saturday's show.The audience and judges were were upstanding, showering Taryn with applause, as Bruno hailed her as a "very special person". Before her performance, the Surrey-based singer shared that her passion is to "make people smile" and she believes her voice is "all right".

It's been a busy time for Ant and Dec, who recently brought their iconic ITV show Saturday Night Takeaway to a close after over 20 years. However, it seems it's not their only project that's coming to an end.The TV presenting duo took to Instagram to announce the end of yet another venture - but not to worry, it's not another hit TV show.The pair revealed on social media that their course on Making it in Media - in collaboration with The Prince's Trust - had finished. "That's a wrap on our Making it in Media course in Belfast," they wrote.

Presenting legends Ant and Dec are working on a brand-new TV project according to the Mirror, just after their show Saturday Night Takeaway ended after 20 years on air. Details haven’t been disclosed yet, but the pair have trademarked the name Belta Box for the upcoming plan.

Ant McPartlin and his wife Anne-Marie are embarking on an exciting new chapter with their baby on the way. While Ant continues to charm the nation on Britain's Got Talent, he's decided to take a breather from his usual presenting roles, including a temporary halt on Saturday Night Takeaway, to dedicate time to family life. He's already embracing his role as step-dad to Anne-Marie's two children from her previous relationship.

Ant McPartlin and his wife Anne-Marie are embarking on an exciting new chapter with their baby on the way. While Ant continues to charm the nation on Britain's Got Talent, he's decided to take a breather from his usual presenting roles, including a temporary halt on Saturday Night Takeaway, to dedicate time to family life. He's already embracing his role as step-dad to Anne-Marie's two children from her previous relationship.

Britain's Got Talent enthusiasts are already placing their bets on this year's winner after being wowed by a standout performance during the opening weekend.The talent show made a grand return with some truly captivating acts, but one contestant in particular seemed to steal the hearts of both the audience and the judges. Alesha Dixon, Amanda Holden, and hosts Ant and Dec were quick to hit their Golden Buzzers, with Amanda's choice, singer Sydnie Christmas, making a significant impression.

ITV viewers were on the edge of their seats during the final episode of Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway, which aired last Saturday, April 13, amid swirling rumours about whether it would be the show's last series. The end of the 2024 series was met with some excitement as the nation's cherished duo confirmed they would be stepping back from the programme for an indefinite period.

ITV has revealed that it has no plans to bring back one of Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly's shows, despite its major viewer success. The broadcaster has decided to put a pause on the South African edition of the much-loved I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! even though it garnered quite the fan base during its tenure.The spin-off was an extra treat for fans who were thrilled to cheer on their favourite stars as they tackled the notorious Bushtucker trials one more time.

Six years on since her world came crashing down, Lisa Armstrong is finally ready to put the past behind her - and even extend what looks like an olive branch to her ex-husband, Ant McPartlin. Lisa and Ant were together for more than two decades and married for 11 years. But when their relationship crumbled in early 2018, they decided to call it quits.Their divorce came not long after Lisa faithfully stood by Ant when his career nearly sank, following an alcohol and prescription addiction scandal and drink-driving conviction.

TV favourites Stephen Mulhern and Josie Gibson have sent tongues wagging after they were seen getting close outside a London television studio. The pair were pictured holding hands on Saturday, 13 April, after filming the final episode of Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway.

Since kick starting his career in the world of TV back in 1998 while on CITV, Stephen Mulhern has become one of the most familiar faces on TV.Throughout his 25-year long career, the TV personality has fronted shows including Britain's Got More Talent, Big Star's Little Star and Catchphrase, and more recently became the host of the reboot of Deal or No Deal. But while viewers at home may be cheering on Stephen’s every success, so too will his friends. Having worked in the TV industry for over two decades, the 47 year old has amassed a circle of close pals in the field who he can call on for support.

This Morning presenter Josie Gibson ‘isn’t afraid to show affection’ as she seems to ‘enjoy’ Stephen Mulhern’s company - and their hand holding could be ‘more than platonic’, body language expert Darren Stanton has revealed. After Josie and Stephen were caught holding hands as they spent time together this week, Darren has gone into detail about whether there could be a growing connection between the pair. Speaking on behalf of Spin Genie, Darren believes the way they were holding hands was a ‘tight handlock’, which suggests it could be something more than a friendship between Josie and Stephen.

Amanda Holden has compared a new Britain's Got Talent contestant to an international music sensation, as the show sets a record for the most golden buzzer acts in its history.The BGT judges were completely blown away by this year's talent, resulting in a record-breaking number of acts going straight through to the live finals. Previously, the Britain's Got Talent judges were allowed to give five golden buzzers - one for each judge and one for the dynamic duo Ant and Dec.

We all know Bruno Tonioli as one of TV’s biggest personalities, whether he’s jumping up from the Strictly judging panel to give flamboyant feedback or fiercely grabbing the golden buzzer on Britain’s Got Talent.The Italian powerhouse is entering his second series of the ITV talent show and while it’s hard to imagine that Bruno, 68, would ever feel nervous on screen, he admits to some butterflies. “There is a lot to live up to when you’re the new kid, ” he says. “You can’t take anything for granted.” Bruno, who left Strictly in 2019 to focus on filming the US version Dancing With The Stars, joined the BGT judging panel last year, replacing David Walliams, who left the show after disrespectful comments he made about contestants came to light.

The final episode of Saturday Night Takeaway was thrown into chaos as Ant McPartlin couldn't contain his laughter during rehearsals.The cheeky presenter was left in stitches by Jordan North's less-than-stellar singing and dancing, causing a pause in filming. Jordan, the new voice on Capital FM, struggled to keep up with the beat, which led to a hilarious intervention where a Strictly Come Dancing choreographer had to teach him how to clap in time.