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Lucy Alexander, 51, hinted at taking part in a naked calendar with her old Homes Under the Hammer co-star.Martin took to Twitter yesterday in view of his 27,900 Twitter followers to post a photo of himself and other celebrities doing the ITV Full Monty show.He captioned the image: "What a night! After two months of trials and tribulations THAT HAT came OFF."Thanks for all your lovely messages.They mean so much."Hope u enjoyed the show and that it helped if you or anyone you love is touched by cancer.

Homes Under The Hammer’s Martin Roberts faced some of his childhood fears as he stripped down for Strictly the Real Full Monty.The property expert admitted he had “a bit of a meltdown” as he fought his “childhood demons” to support a cause in memory of his late friend."My initial reaction was 'no chance am I getting my kit off in front of people' but then I thought about it and Dave was at the forefront of my mind."It didn't take long for me to get the bigger picture,” Martin told the Daily Star.The former I’m A Celebrity...

The Homes Under the Hammer star decided to put these worries to the side and strip off for ITV's Strictly The Real Full Monty.Martin has suffered with weight problems for many years, making the idea of stripping off on national TV something entirely out of his "comfort zone".Speaking to Express.co.uk, Martin said that his weight issues really started as a child.He said: "I had a real problem with my weight as a child and I was really badly bullied for being fat so the idea of putting myself up for that again to have people laugh at me was an absolute frickin' nightmare.

“They mean the world.“It was certainly an emotional rollercoaster, and it continues tonight at 9pm with our big performance."He finished his tweet with the hashtag “StrictlyTheRealFullMonty.”Fans were quick to offer Martin their support and well wishes.@Lizthomas957 said: “You’re amazing Martin such heartfelt stories from you all.“I’ll be watching again tonight.

Homes Under The Hammer's Martin Roberts, 58, has revealed exclusively to Express.co.uk that he doesn't want his ex co-star Lucy Alexander, 51, to watch him on Strictly The Real Full Monty.

Express.co.uk: "Then we were at the point when we were getting ready and we had to get naked."So it’s like wowzers and the first thing we did was the photoshoot where we had to actually get naked and that was probably the worst day of them all."That was the first time we took our clothes off in front of each other."He continued: "You strip off in the bathroom then the bathrooms are gone and there’s a camera crew and a photographer."That for me was total total total terror and I absolutely fell to pieces at the end of that."He admitted that he "broke down in tears" after that "just from the emotion of it all", with the other celebrities pulling him through the show.Martin admitted he has always had body insecurities, having been badly

Express.co.uk about what he thinks about this year's I'm a Celebrity cast, giving an inside view of what he thinks of Naughty Boy.

Homes Under The Hammer’s Martin Roberts is set to take part in ITV’s Strictly The Real Full Monty in a bid to raise awareness for cancer checks.The property expert explained how his new venture was motivated by the tragic death of his best friend.Martin lost his friend of 35 years, Dave Hughes, to bowel cancer four years ago.Opening up about Dave’s death in a new column for Mirror.co.uk, Martin confessed that his grief left him feeling “rudderless”.Recounting how the pair met, he wrote: “I first met Dave in 1986 when I moved to the South West.“I fancied a girl I didn’t realise was his girlfriend, and when I invited her for dinner, he came too.“We laughed about it and were inseparable thereafter."The TV star went on: “We danced on tables in

"This is not a pity party!" he exclaimed on the podcast."This is I'm A Celebrity! Get Me Out Of Here [and] we need a villain."We need someone to try and break and he won't break!" he laughed hysterically.

Express.co.uk about his new show Strictly The Real Full Monty.

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Homes Under The Hammer presenter Dion Dublin, 52, has revealed the absence of fans in football stadiums during the coronavirus lockdown led to an awkward moment for him while commentating on a Manchester City game.The former Manchester United footballer was commentating for BBC Radio 5 Live at the time when he criticised Brazilian footballer Fernandinho, 36, for missing a chance at scoring a goal.However, due to the lack of background noise from fans who weren’t permitted to watch the match due to Covid restrictions, his comments were heard by the midfielder, who was left less than impressed.Dion addressed the unfortunate situation in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, while reflecting on how his TV and radio work has changed due to

Homes Under the Hammer presenter will be stripping off to raise money for charity in the upcoming show.However, Martin has now shared the poignant story behind his decision to sign up.Posting earlier tonight on Instagram, he wrote: “I'm doing The Real Full Monty in memory of my best mate of 35 years, David Hughes.“He was the same age as me, and 6 years ago he was diagnosed with Bowel cancer.“Two years later, aged 54, he died, leaving a wife and two teenage daughters.”Martin then added how his death “devastated all of us.”The presenter added: “If my involvement in The Real Full Monty encourages even just one person to get checked out sooner than they otherwise would have done.“And thereby avoid the pain and suffering that David and his

Kierantrains replied: “Such a great cause Martin!!”Val_hammond typed: “Absolutely amazing, well done Martin, definitely behind you on this.”As well as property expert Martin and sports star Colin, the rest of the class of 2021 hitting the dance floor will be EastEnders actress Laila Morse, professional dancers and husband and wife James and Ola Jordan, Blue singer Duncan James, model Christine McGuinness, musical theatre and Loose Women star Brenda Edwards, and Love Island favourites Teddy Soares and Demi Jones.They all have stories to tell about how cancer has touched their lives.Presenter, choreographer and mentor Ashley will support the anxious celebrities as they take on a completely new twist in front of a guaranteed-to-be-screaming

Homes Under The Hammer presenter Dion Dublin, 52, has revealed Alex Scott’s progression from retired footballer to TV host in such a short amount of time has left him stunned.The former Arsenal player was announced as the new presenter of Football Focus in May this year after Dan Walker decided to step down.Alex retired from her career as a professional footballer in 2017 and moved straight on to landing a role as the first female football pundit at a World Cup for the BBC in 2018.She then branched out as a regular guest host on The One Show, before competing in Strictly Come Dancing in 2019 alongside professional dancer Neil Jones.Speaking out on her skills as a presenter, Dion, who often works with Alex on Football Focus, said in an

Homes Under The Hammer star Martin Roberts is currently filming scenes for an unknown TV project that he is not allowed to talk about.The presenter took to Instagram and Twitter last night to share an intriguing update following "a heck of a day" which left him "battered and bruised".Martin said that all would be revealed in two weeks' time after telling fans that he'd been on an “emotional rollercoaster” over the past couple of weeks.In the meantime, his supporters have been trying to guess what he could be working on that would leave him so physically drained.Martin returned to the picture-sharing site last night to tell fans that he had survived the day, after asking for "moral support" in an earlier post.He also thanked fans for their

Homes Under the Hammer star Martin Roberts is currently working on a new TV project that he is unable to talk about on social media.

Express.co.uk, the football pundit credited his physio Jim Walker, Dr Barry Smith, and Mr Andre Jackowski, his surgeon, as without their help, Dion believes he would be “either paralysed or dead”.Despite the seriousness of his injury, Dion revealed that he suffered “no pain” initially and had tried to carry on with the match at the time.The star recalled: “There was no pain with my broken neck, I had no pain at all. “I went off the pitch and then I came on the pitch again to try and carry on, but obviously I couldn’t carry on, the body takes over.“My shoulders were right underneath my ears just to protect my neck, and my physio Jim Walker, my doctor, Dr Barry Smith, God bless his soul, and Mr Jackowski my surgeon, those three people allowed

Express.co.uk, Dion admitted “juggling” his various roles on TV and radio “is becoming difficult”.The Football Focus presenter said: “When it comes to busy, it’s ridiculous at the moment.“There’s so much on, with TV and radio and loads of footie and stuff. “Juggling is becoming difficult, but we’ll crack on.”When quizzed on whether he would consider slowing down with his work, the property expert quipped that he’d have to ask his wife Louise for her opinion.He laughed: “Hold on a minute, I’ll just get the wife - wife can you answer this question please?”The star then continued: “I’m enjoying it, I love my TV and the radio, I love working with the Beeb, I like working down south for Premier League TV, it’s all good at the moment. “I feel

Instagram to document his progress of building an IKEA bed.

Lucy Alexander headed to London's Hurlingham club last night for a glitzy charity event in aid of Back Up, an organisation which helps people with spinal cord injuries.The presenter, who is best known for fronting BBC property show Homes Under the Hammer, attended the bash with her daughter Kitty, 19.The 51-year-old took to social media to share a picture from her night out while revealing it had been a tearful evening.Lucy said she was filled with "mixed emotions - happiness, sadness & hope" during the fund-raising bash.The mum-of-two went on to say she'd cried on several occasions while listening to the stories of other attendees.Meanwhile, reflecting on the feelings she'd had shortly after her daughter was struck down with a virus which