The 'kooky' Eurovision rules that made Sophie Ellis-Bextor turn down a position as judge

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Shakira and her longtime boyfriend, the FC Barcelona star Gerard Piqué, have split. According to multiple reports, the couple released a joint statement confirming the news.«We regret to confirm that we are separating,» the joint statement read. «We ask for privacy at this moment for the well-being of our children, who are our maximum priority.

BBC documentary.The now 52-year-old Heathrow worker found fame in the 1990s in the fly-on-the-wall series which followed the chaos at busy airport.Fans were left gobsmacked recently as they spotted a more mature Jeremy without his trademark glasses, beard and chestnut locks.Last month, he returned to the BBC 25 years after the original hit with The Airport: Back in the Skies.The TV star recently caught up with staff and showed off his bald head and clean shaven face.Jeremy remains impeccably smart, wearing a shirt and tie in the show - which is also set at HeathrowHe spoke about the aviation industry's attempt to recover following the coronavirus pandemic.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were seated away from senior members of the Royal Family at a thanksgiving ceremony for the Queen as they are “not part of the plan” according to a royal expert.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex attended the service on Friday (June 3) at St Paul’s Cathedral and were seated next to Princess Eugenie’s husband Jack Brooksbank and the Queen’s niece Lady Sarah Chatto.Meghan and Harry’s attendance at the event was the first time since they left royal working life that they have appeared together at such an occasion.Royal expert and author Ingrid Seward believes the couple’s placement must have “rankled” as she made note of the couple being sat behind the Duke of Gloucester, who is 31st in line of succession.Ms Seward also believes the Queen left hints to the future during both her Platinum Jubilee and the seating plan of the service yesterday.Speaking in a column for the Sun, she said: “Her Platinum Jubilee photo, showing her sitting in the Victoria Vestibule at Windsor Castle overlooking the statue of King Charles II, was symbolic — hinting King Charles III will soon be with us.“So was Thursday’s balcony appearance with her son and heir and his son and his heirs — the present, the future and the hope for what is to come.“But the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are clearly not part of the plan.”Tensions between Harry and Meghan and the Royal Family have continued following their exit from working royal life.However, the arrival of Lilibet and Archie with them for their visit is expected to have helped the situation.Following the service yesterday, Harry and Meghan are expected to privately celebrate the first birthday of their daughter Lilibet.Lilibet is having her first birthday in the UK as the Queen’s

Chelsea star Alex has been forced to have a heart bypass operation aged just 39.The retired defender provided an update on his health to fans through a video message uploaded to social media by his former club, Santos. In the video, Alex denies reports he has suffered a heart attack and confirms that he was forced to have a heart operation in order to clear four blocked arteries.Santos posted footage of Alex from his hospital bed on Friday along with the caption: “Our idol sent a message to reassure the Santista Nation! We are all with you and rooting for your speedy recovery!”Speaking in the clip, Alex explains: "I came here to deny reports saying I had a heart attack.

Royal Family leaving St Paul's Cathedral on the second day of Platinum Jubilee celebrations. Kirsty Wilson was watching members of the Royal Family on television broadcast as they attended Thanksgiving Service without the presence of the Queen due to mobility issues.

TOWIE favourite Bobby Norris has revealed his "main worry" before joining the cast of Celebrity Karaoke Club.The 35-year-old reality star is set to take to the karaoke stage alongside a group of famous faces.However, he's told Daily Star that he did have some reservations before signing up to take part in the star-studded ITV2 show.Bobby said: "My main worry was 'Am I going to be the worst person when I get the mic in my hand?' but then I kept telling myself it's not Simon Cowell sat there with a record deal so you really haven't got to be Britney Spears or anything like that."This year news of the karaoke club has travelled across the pond, with Selling Sunset Star Chrishell Stause due to take to the stage in the hopes of winning the crown.She will join Bobby, Karim Zeroual, Laura Anderson, Kaz Kamwi A’Whora, Donna Preston, Chloe Sims, Callum Izzard, Matt Evers, Arron Crascall and Queen Mojo, as they take to the karaoke stage to give the performance of a lifetime."We got a right range of talent, but that's the beauty of karaoke," Bobby said."You haven't got to be Adele and I don't think Ed Sheehan is going to be worried."There's definitely a couple of surprises.

Eurovision judge, but decided to turn the offer down due to the show’s ‘kooky’ rules.The singer told the Radio Times that she was given the opportunity to be a judge for the song contest in 2019 as each country has a jury of industry professionals.Despite being a Eurovision fan, the 47-year-old declined the offer as she wouldn’t have been able to bring her baby with her, despite the fact she was still feeding at the time.That wasn’t the only thing which put off the Murder On The Dancefloor singer. Judges are not allowed to speak during the performances, and Sophie decided she couldn’t watch the show in silence.Speaking to the Radio Times, she said: “I had a very small baby that I was still feeding, and they wouldn’t let me bring it along.“I’m pretty sure the baby would have been impartial but, you know what, I think part of what I like about Eurovision is that it has very much got its rules… it’s kooky.