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Celebrity Big Brother star Sharon Osbourne has opened up about the intense fallout she faced after publicly supporting Piers Morgan amidst his controversial comments on Meghan Markle.The TV personality, known for her stint on Celebrity Big Brother, defended Piers after he openly doubted Meghan's mental health claims made during her explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey, which led to a massive backlash and thousands of complaints to Ofcom. In a candid revelation, Sharon tweeted her support for Piers, only to find herself in hot water on her show 'The Talk', where co-host Sheryl Underwood questioned if her actions were racially motivated.The on-air confrontation spiraled, leading Sharon to issue an apology: "To anyone of colour that I offended and/or to anyone that feels confused or let down by what I said, I am truly sorry." She admitted to feeling defensive and scared of being labeled racist, which ultimately resulted in CBS parting ways with her.

Jamie Laing has hit back at critics after he faced criticism for bagging his job on the BBC without having previous experience in the industry, and says he's worked hard to secure his new Radio 1 role.The former Made In Chelsea star, 35, has recently taken over from presenter Jordan North, who has moved from the BBC to Capital FM. Some listeners have since suggested that Jamie got the job because of his celebrity status rather than his talent. Jamie has defended himself against these claims, revealing that he's been aiming for the job for eight years and was previously rejected due to lack of experience.

Holly Willoughby could be set to replace Paul O'Grady in a revival of the classic dating show, Blind Date.The show's comeback has been hinted at by Hungry Bear Media boss and Holly's husband Dan Baldwin. Dan recently found success with the revival of Gladiators and it seems he's keen for another nostalgic return. Speaking on BBC Radio 4 on Thursday 4th April, Dan revealed that producers are "always coming up with new ways of bringing back a show".

ITV viewers tuning into Good Morning Britain next week are in for a treat as a shake-up to the usual presenting line-up sees the return of two popular presenters after several weeks away. Ed Balls and Robert Rinder will both be stepping into the hot seat to helm the show, while regular host Susanna Reid and regular guest presenter Adil Ray are enjoying a well-deserved holiday.

Rylan Clark has revealed how he got to live out his dream of becoming cabin crew for the day in a surprising career move. Rylan, 35, appeared on Thursday's Good Morning Britain to talk about his new BBC Italy travel series with Rob Rinder, but the conversation soon turned to his recent stint as a flight attendant.TV presenter Rylan has always dreamed of a life at 30,000ft, so Virgin Atlantic recently put him to the test on a flight from London to Miami.

Rylan Clark has shared how his pal Louis Walsh was a "shell of a man" after his recent stint on Celebrity Big Brother. Rylan, 35, appeared on Thursday's Good Morning Britain to talk about his new BBC Italy travel series with Rob Rinder, but the conversation soon turned to the subject of Louis and his time in the rebooted series.

Good Morning Britain viewers have been left divided by the show's April Fool's Day prank.The segment started with a pearl necklace being brought into the studio, which was said to have been a honeymoon gift to Marilyn Monroe from her second husband Joe DiMaggio. It was then announced that the new owner of the necklace had given presenter Charlotte Hawkins permission to try on the priceless artefact.

Kate Garraway accidentally shared a confidential chat between her and co-host Rob Rinder on Good Morning Britain, as she revealed his fear of rabbits.The duo hosted GMB together on Friday, 29 March as they discussed Easter and the banning of selling rabbits during the holiday. Kate, 56, revealed that live bunnies would be appearing on the ITV show later and told viewers that Rob, 45, best known as Judge Rinder, has a "pathological fear" of the animals. He admitted he was hoping to "style it out" and "be calm" before Kate publicly shared his fear.

As she prepares to walk down the aisle this year, former Geordie Shore star Vicky Pattison has opened up about her dreams of becoming a mum.The 36-year-old presenter, who has frozen her eggs, addressed her age in an emotional statement, saying she's focusing on "quality over quantity" when it comes to the time she'll have left to spend with the little one. Reposting a quote to her Instagram page on Thursday, 28 March, Vicky, who is set to marry her fiancé Ercan Ramadan later this year, discussed not feeling ready to be a mum in her 20s when she was "selfish, irresponsible, inpatient" and coping with a difficult relationship with alcohol.Tackling the topic of being an older mum one day, she shared the post that read: "The harshest reality of having a child later in life is also the most obvious: the older you are when you have a child, the less time you have with them, and them with you", but said she didn't totally agree with the strong sentiment.

Richard Madeley, from Good Morning Britain, showed some clear exasperation after discussing entertainment news with his co-host Susanna Reid and another presenter Richard Arnold on an early Thursday morning (March 28).They talked about Lady Gaga and Beyoncé's new album. As Richard Arnold discussed in detail why he thought Lady Gaga could feature on Beyoncé's new album Cowboy Carter, his co-star suddenly decided he wad done listening and rudely declared, "I've heard enough." Despite this, it didn't seem to bother the other Richard who responded with, "Me too, Dickie! I hope I've done you proud." Susanna however was far more impressed as she complemented Richard Arnold's sharp insight into Beyoncé's upcoming work.

Susanna Reid has issued an announcement to Good Morning Britain fans, urging them not to "panic".The GMB host had an important message for TV viewers as Thursday's (28 March) show came to a close. Susanna, 53, and her co-host Richard Madeley, 67, bid farewell to viewers at the end of GMB on Thursday, but Susanna had a quick message for fans. She said: "That brings us to the end of Good Morning Britain, we're back tomorrow from 6am.

Rufus Sewell has shared his initial reaction to being offered the role of Prince Andrew in the upcoming Netflix drama, Scoop. Speaking on Good Morning Britain, Rufus revealed that he had some reservations about accepting the part.

Kate Garraway is reportedly "struggling" and is "considering options" after opening up about her £800,000 debt - a sum that accumulated after caring for her late husband Derek Draper during his four year health battle. Derek sadly passed away in January at age 56 after becoming seriously ill with Covid-19 in March 2020, which subsequently saw him spend 100 days in a coma and require round-the-clock care and treatment. And Kate recently revealed that despite having a "well paid job", she "couldn't make it work" with her finances, due to the staggering cost of care.

Kate Garraway has opened up about her reaction to the gripping documentary about her husband Derek Draper's challenging battle with COVID-19. Speaking on This Morning, with hosts Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard, the Good Morning Britain star admitted that she was unable to talk "for about an hour" after she watched Derek's Story.

Kate Garraway has shared the sad reason she almost decided not to air her latest documentary about her late husband Derek Draper, who passed away in January after a four-year battle with the effects of Covid. The Good Morning Britain presenter, 56, and her husband of almost 20 years had been filming the documentary to show his care and progress before he died earlier this year.The new ITV show, Derek's Story, gave viewers a glimpse into Derek's difficult final year with his family as he battled the devastating effects of his illness.The former political lobbyist, 56, was taken to hospital in mid 2020 after catching Covid-19 and his condition became so serious that he remained there for over a year.

Piers Morgan has called out trolls who made nasty comments about Kate Garraway following the death of her husband, Derek Draper. Derek sadly passed away in January at 56 years old after a four-year battle with long Covid. A recent documentary showed the final year of Derek's life and revealed the struggles faced by Kate and their two children as they tried to get the care Derek needed.

Kate Garraway has shared that she ended up in hospital due to the stress and pressure of caring for her husband Derek Draper during his health struggles.The latest documentary showing Derek's last few weeks revealed many heartbreaking details about the former political lobbyist, Kate, and their two children's struggle to provide the care he desperately needed. Kate and her kids looked after him during his four-year health fight with the help of several carers, costing £16,000 a month.

Kate Garraway’s third documentary aired on Tuesday 26 March and viewers praise the Good Morning Britain presenter for an extraordinary and emotional watch. The documentary entitled Kate Garraway: Derek’s Story, revealed the final year of Derek Draper’s life as well as Kate’s caring responsibilities. Kate also opened up about her mounting debts as a result of Derek’s care needs which cost “£4000 a week”, as well as her fight to receive help from the care system..

Kate Garraway has opened up about the debt she's in after caring for her late husband, admitting she is "ashamed".The Good Morning Britain presenter has revealed that despite having a "well paid job", she "couldn't make it work" with her finances, due to the staggering cost of care. Kate, 56, tragically lost her husband Derek Draper in January after he became seriously ill with Covid-19 in March 2020. Derek subsequently spent 100 days in a coma and required round-the-clock care and treatment until his death.The mum-of-two appeared on GMB on Tuesday, 26 March, to speak about her new documentary, Kate Garraway: Derek's Story, which will air on ITV on Tuesday night.

Kate Garrawayhas heartbreakingly opened up about how caring for her late husband Derek Draper impacted their relationship, sharing that at times she didn't "feel loved" by him. Derek tragically passed away at the age of 56 on 3 January, after battling multiple health complications due to coronavirus. In her new documentary Kate Garraway: Derek’s Story, Kate details the final year of Derek's life.The film shows the horrific reality of his health struggles and the impact this had on his family.

Good Morning Britain's Sean Fletcher has opened up about his son's long battle with obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), a struggle he kept hidden from the public and his co-hosts. Before appearing on Good Morning Britain, Sean would give himself a pep talk just moments before going live. He shared his struggle on the Mirror's Outdoors in Mind podcast, which supports the Hats On For Mind campaign.