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Death in Paradise actor Josephine Jobert has taken to Instagram to react to rumours her character in the popular BBC show is going to be killed off.The star, who plays Detective Sergeant Florence Cassell in the programme, expressed her surprise at being told that there were rumours of her exit from the show following a "dramatic drug plot".In view of her 97,000 followers, the French actress told of her shock while sharing a screenshot of the rumours.The star took to her stories to post a direct message she had received.The picture featured an article titled "Death in Paradise shock: Florence to die in dramatic drug plot?"The Instagram user who had sent the actress the picture also added: "I hope this isn't true!" alongside a crying face emoji.In view of her 97,000 followers, the French actress told of her shock while sharing a screenshot of the rumours.The star took to her stories to post a direct message she had received.The picture featured an article titled "Death in Paradise shock: Florence to die in dramatic drug plot?"The Instagram user who sent the actress the pictureope this isn't true!" alongside a crying face emoji.Reacting to the news, Josephine revealed that it was the first she had heard of her reported shock exit.She wrote: "What???"Ahaha that's interesting...

Death in Paradise is back on screens weekly as viewers tune in to find out what’s next for Neville Parker (played by Ralf Little) and Florence Cassell (Josephine Jobert).

Death in Paradise star Josephine Jobert, 36, has addressed the struggle of coming back from holidays after a trip to Portugal.She took to her Instagram to update her 96,700 followers on her return.Josephine shared a boomerang shrugging her shoulders as she raised her eyebrows and smirked slightly.She penned: “The come back from my trip is quite hard…“I took two days off and I’m back tomorrow.“I’ll talk to you a little. Good evening everyone!” (sic)In December, the TV star shared a picture of herself enjoying the scenic views of Portugal.She uploaded a picture in which she could be seen smiling broadly on top of a cliff that looked over a stunning beach.Josephine wrote the caption: “First day in Portugal.

Mirror. He told Reverend Richard about his family tragedy due to his book on grief resonating with him.Ralf continued: "I came out fighting. Ceri was a real tour de force of a personality.She and I didn’t really get on that well but that’s because I was a snotty younger brother."Rowena, my middle sister, was very much Ceri’s shadow.She used to follow her around and do what she was told because she was the older sister and she loved her.

Strictly pro James Jordan, 43, in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk.The Death In Paradise star didn't hold back as he branded James a “scumbag” and a “has-been”, reigniting the furious Twitter spat that took place between them when Danny was competing in the 2018 series of Strictly. This Monday, Danny will be starring in the theatrical adaptation of Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code, where he will portray Sir Leigh Teabing - a character brought to life by legendary actor Sir Ian McKellen in the 2006 film.When the actor was asked where he drew inspiration to play the evil role, he briefly spoke about James and mentioned the comments he made on Twitter. Danny began by referring to James as “the has-been dancer on Strictly”, as he revealed the reason behind his extreme dislike of the performer. The actor explained: “He had the nerve to go on social media to say that my 85-year-old mum with dementia looked miserable.“That scumbag.The has-been, never-been, could-have-been… What’s his name? Apparently he’s a dancer…“It’s easy for me to play villainous characters because I’ve come in contact with enough of them.”Express.co.uk have contacted James Jordan for further comment.Danny was referring to a now-deleted tweet from James Jordan in 2018, which stated that the Death in Paradise star’s mother looked “as miserable as him” while he was performing in Strictly’s dance-off.During the dance-off that would later see him sent home, Danny performed a Salsa alongside his partner Amy Dowden while his mother sat watching in the audience. In response, Danny's wife Petula Langlais wrote: “Out of order! Attacking an elderly woman who has done nothing to you! “You know nothing about our personal lives! That is below the belt!!! Love and

Death in Paradise star Ralf Little has relished the opportunity to work on location on the sunshine island of Guadeloupe, but some might say a little too much, as he ended up reluctant to arrive back home. He shared his disappointment after recently braving bitterly cold weather on British soil.Clearly substituting palm trees for Christmas trees amid dramatically shrinking temperatures was not for Ralf."It’s horrible!" he gasped, following his return trip to reunite with family over the Christmas period."I hate to say this, but I’m over it."Carols and turkey roast dinners did little to warm Ralf's spirits about being in the UK and instead, he reminisced about his working life in the sun.He confessed: "I’m from Manchester so grew up in the cold, wet and drizzle."I was back two days and was like, 'This sucks.'"I’ve been away for 18 months and not been cold!"He added to the Mirror of his winter ordeal: "As I was flying into Heathrow I looked out the window and as far as I could see, stretching out across the horizon, was thick cloud."Though his comments were partly made in jest, it's certainly true that Ralf understandably has a passion for the paradise island's climate.The average temperature in Guadeloupe in January is a scorching 29 degrees Celsius - a far cry from the UK's seven degrees Celsius.Despite suddenly losing three quarters of the heat level he'd become accustomed to, Ralf consoled himself with memories of his time filming.Dubbing his acting work on Death In Paradise the "best job on TV", he added: "Not just in terms of location, because Guadeloupe is wonderful.

Death In Paradise returns tonight with Ralf Little as DCI Neville Parker and Josephine Jobert as DS Florence Cassell.The crime drama, which is set in the fictional town of Saint Marie and filmed on the French Caribbean island of Guadeloupe, has been eagerly anticipated.Ralf, who star's as the show lead, has addressed an issue behind the scenes when he was cheekily scolded.It comes after the 42-year-old made an effort to improvise during one scene.Recalling the moment in a new interview yesterday, Ralf attempted to persuade the show's producers to allow him to ad lib while shooting the series.His candid admission comes after the BBC favourite talked appearing as a guest on Death In Paradise almost a decade ago.The TV star opened up on the Chris Evans Virgin Radio Breakfast Show.The actor joined host Sam Pinkham and regulars Rachel Horne and Vassos Alexander."I was in series two of the show as a guest.

GB News presenter Dan Wootton, 38, in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk.The Death In Paradise star has branded Dan a “villainous character” after the remarks he made on Lorraine following the former's Strictly elimination in 2018.This Monday, Danny will be starring in the theatrical adaptation of Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code, where he will portray Sir Leigh Teabing - a character brought to life by legendary actor Sir Ian McKellen in the 2006 film.When the actor was asked where he drew inspiration to play such a villainous character, he made reference to GB News presenter Wootton. Danny explained: “He called me a Z-lister and he doesn’t even know me! Villainous character? Yeah, him. “You see, this is what happens when you start fights you can't finish. I didn’t do anything to him and he’s a villainous character.

Death in Paradise returns today with its 11th series on the BBC as the stars of the show are back to reprise their roles. However, there was some tongue-in-cheek tension between the actors at the recent launch of the new series.Speaking ahead of the show’s first episode, Neville Parker star Ralf Little and Selwyn Patterson actor Don Warrington were discussing their characters.As fans will know, the pair do not always see eye-to-eye on the BBC drama.In particular, the commissioner is always growing exasperated with his lead detective.In light of this, Don was asked whether he thinks his character prefers Neville or Marlon Pryce (played by Tahj Miles).He was quizzed by the Q&A host: “Which do you think he’d rather be stuck in a cell with?”Don replied: “I think, well, it’s hard.

Death in Paradise. In a candid interview with Express.co.uk, the 61-year-old has now admitted that he had to take a break from the show after feeling like it had run out of steam, ahead of his return in the Christmas special on Boxing Day. Danny left Death in Paradise in 2018, as his character Dwayne decided to go on an “epic voyage” after being reunited with his long-lost father Nelson (played by Ram John Holder).Discussing the reasons behind his decision to leave the show after seven years, the actor suggested he felt that it had “hit a wall”.He said: “From hearing the same questions as I was hearing since series one, I thought, ‘This show’s probably hit a brick wall.’”“I mean, think about it.

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Death in Paradise star Ralf Little has claimed that it's a "terrible" idea to watch the Christmas special of the hit BBC show with his family.Speaking on The Zoe Ball Radio Show to host Nicki Chapman, the star, 41, opened up about why he may be better off watching it alone.Speaking about the Christmas special of the whodunnit show, Ralf admitted that he had yet to see the episode.He said: "It's full of the usual twists and turns, and great mystery and a few surprises."And I think people are going to like it," he told the radio presenter."I haven't seen it yet, I mean I hope it's not terrible," he joked.Zoe's substitute host went on to reveal that she had managed to sneak a peek of the Christmas special, leaving Ralf shocked."How have you

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Death In Paradise star Ralf Little had been filming scenes there when a terrorised dog wandered onto the film set.

Death in Paradise’s Ralf Little, 41, has defended Idris Elba, 49, after Twitter users took aim at the Hollywood star over his views on climate change. The Luther actor had attended the Cop26 summit on Saturday, where he addressed issues affecting food supply and global warming.During his speech, Idris said people “might be a little irritated" to see celebrities supporting measures against climate change.But he added: "We don't recognise that when we go into Sainsbury's or Marks & Spencers."And one day we’re going to go to Sainsbury’s or Marks & Spencers and the food’s not going to be there."So for perspective, that's why this needs to be amplified."Ralf showed his support for the actor by taking to his Twitter account to respond to critics

Ralf Little, 41, couldn’t believe it when his podcast co-presenter and fellow actor Will Mellor showed him a picture of a child who had been named after him.The Death in Paradise cast member said he was “amazed” by the baby news in a candid chat with his friend during their podcast, Two Pints with Will & Ralf.Ralf and Will famously starred together in British sitcom Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps between 2001 and 2011. Now, the two actors have joined together to interview celebrities and other interesting guests over two pints and a selection of bar snacks in the podcast they started up last year, inspired by the show. Will, 45, began by showing co-host Ralf the picture during their show. Ralf seemed confused at first, as he told

Coronation Street, said he developed a head cold and chronic sinusitis while filming dramatic scenes in wet and cold conditions for his latest storyline.The 45-year-old admitted he feared the worst after experiencing pain between his eyes and in his head. Speaking to Ralf Little on their Two Pints with Will & Ralf podcast, he explained: "I've had it for ages now.

Our Yorkshire Farm is due to begin its latest series on Channel 5 next week as narrator Ralf Little shared his excitement. He took to Twitter earlier today to speak about how “lovely” it is to be involved.Our Yorkshire Farm follows Amanda Owen and her family on their North Yorkshire farm.Along with husband Clive Owen and their nine children, viewers get to see the goings-on at the farm.The latest series was recently confirmed to be dropping next week on Channel 5.Amanda has teased some clips from the latest outing as it returns.Reacting to the news, narrator Ralf opened up about his role on the show.Posting on Twitter, the Death in Paradise star shared: “It’s really lovely narrating this show.“It’s got everything.

BBC drama Death in Paradise.She shared the news with her 93,000 followers.She has been documenting her time filming the show on social media, keeping fans updated on every move.On Tuesday (31 August) fans were startled when an incident occurred, delaying filming.Josephine shared a video of her in a car on the way to set when out of nowhere, the road was blocked by a car and a truck.She said: "On our way to set.

Death in Paradise actor Ralf, 41, revealed he was in complete awe of the Back to Black songstress during the time they spent together.His former co-star Will Mellor also explained that he had an encounter with the songstress in 2007 after her win at the Southbank Awards in 2007, where she won Best British Female Artist.Now, Ralf has revealed that while he was a fan of Amy, she was also a fan of him while her flatmate preferred the "other one" from Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps, aka Will.Speaking on their podcast, Two Pints with Will and Ralf, the pair explained that Amy and her friend had a crush on them both."I was upstairs and it was a Comic Relief night and I was having a drink and Amy Winehouse came over," said Will.He went

Death In Paradise actor Ralf Little, 41, has revealed he suffered a horror moment while filming Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps. The star spoke out on the incident with his friend and Two Pints co-star Will Mellor in videos posted on Instagram.Ralf admitted he and the rest of the cast and crew were warned against playing darts on set while they were filming scenes in the pub for the BBC sitcom.However, Ralf and some of his co-stars ignored the warnings and decided to go ahead and enjoy a game during a break from filming.He recalled: “I’ve gone 'This one for the win’.”Ralf then showed off his dart moves to Will before revealing how the game went very wrong.He added: "It's gone bang, hit the wire, spiralled - it defied the laws of