Tom Jones says late wife’s criticism was ‘always right’ amid warning: ‘Am I being honest?’

LA Rams coach Sean McVay has two types of rings on his mind after getting engaged to Ukrainian model Veronika Khomyn in 2019.First and foremost, the 36-year-old wants sustained NFL success - and multiple Super Bowl rings with the LA Rams.But away from American Football, the Ohio-born boss is preparing to give his stunning partner a wedding ring this summer. McVay and Khomyn, who previously appeared in commercials in her native Ukraine before moving to the US, have been an item for around a decade.

David Beckham’s property empire in full.The quarter-back, who will compete in Sunday's Super Bowl, is worth an estimated $80million (£59m).That figure is close to what the former England football international has invested into his portfolio of houses so far, reported to be £63m.Stafford is set to hit the $100million mark before the end of his NFL career.His current deal reportedly includes a guaranteed $92million, a signing bonus of $50million and an average annual salary of $27million, with the 34-year-old being due a contract extension during the off-season.This means he could afford most of Beckham’s multiple properties. In total, the former Manchester United and Real Madrid midfielder’s portfolio is worth an estimated £63million.

Kerry Katona may have shot to fame as a pop star, but it seems she's also got some serious undercover skills up her sleeve.The former Atomic Kitten star made a surprise cameo in the latest series of Channel 4's Celebrity Hunted - and she certainly made her mark during the episode.In fact, she left the Hunters fuming on Sunday night's episode (February 13) when she hatched a genius plan that left the experts scrambling to find the cast.The show follows a group of celebrity pairs trying to run the Hunters, which are made up of ex-police and intelligence officers.It all went down when Too Hot To Handle star Chloe Veitch and her fellow escapee, RuPaul's Drag Race star The Vivienne, rushed over to her home in Cheshire in a bid to hide from the Hunters.Tense scenes showed the pair desperately trying to get into Kerry's property as the Hunters watched on confidently, almost certain they were going to catch them with ease.The detectives had already worked out Chloe and The Vivienne were heading to Kerry's house - so it looked like an easy win.However, it all went wrong for them when Kerry devised a plan that involved her using a decoy whilst Chloe and The Vivienne, also known as James, escaped to Wales.After letting them into her gorgeous home, Kerry told them that she'd have her chauffer drive them to Wales, whilst she drove her Landover separately as a decoy.Kerry's plan worked perfectly, because the Hunter team chose to pursue her car rather than the chauffer's, which was carrying Chloe and James.Not only that, but the Hunters were unable to track Chloe and James as they drove through the countryside as they couldn't pick up the right signal.Reacting to the getaway, the Hunters said: "We're not going to get any ANPR."Down on

Sir Tom Jones and his late wife Linda grew up together in Pontypridd, South Wales and tied the knot at the tender age of 16. The couple were married for almost 60 years, right up until her death from cancer in 2016.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Sir Tom Jones has opened up about his grief following his wife Linda's sad passing, revealing that he felt he couldn't go on without his wife of 59 years. MORE: Sir Tom Jones admits shock after reaching incredible milestoneThe 80-year-old, who appears as a judge on ITV's The Voice, lost his wife in 2016 to a "short but fierce" battle with cancer.

Sir Tom Jones and his late wife Linda grew up together in Pontypridd, South Wales and tied the knot at the tender age of 16.The couple were married for almost 60 years, right up until her death from cancer in 2016.The 80-year-old singer, who recently made history as the oldest artist to have a number one album on the Official Albums Chart, has recalled their very first encounter.Tom said he was around nine or 10-years-old when Linda caught his eye.She was playing marbles in the street when he noticed her and her "great legs".Tom remembered that special moment during an appearance on the Table Manners podcast with Jessie Ware.When asked how he met his spouse, the singer said: "We were kids together.

Sir Tom Jones, 80, has found himself stood alongside some of the biggest names in the world throughout his career.

READ MORE: Tom Jones album: What do critics think of Tom Jones' new album?She said, as reported in The Sun: "Mr De Niro is 77 years old. While he loves his craft, he should not be forced to work at this prodigious pace because he has to.

Sir Tom Jones, 80, is a guest on the Jonathan Ross show tonight on ITV.The Welsh crooner will be opening up about his childhood, including how his father once punished him for behaving badly.Sir Tom grew up in Treforest, Pontypridd in Wales where he spent his childhood years.In a new interview, the star has reflected on this time, recalling how his father was a disciplinarian.Speaking on the Jonathan Ross show, Sir Tom opened up about a particularly cruel punishment from his formative years.He said of his early memories: “I remember being in a highchair because of the view from where you are, of the kitchen.“I can see the kitchen from that vantage point.“I can also see it [the kitchen] when my father put a belt around me and stuck me on the

Tom Jones has just hit another huge milestone in his career at age 80.

Sir Tom Jones had a son, Mark, with his longstanding wife, Linda, when they were just teenagers. Many years later he fathered a son, Jonathan Berkery, during one of his affairs.

Tom Jones is crowned on the U.K. albums chart this week with Surrounded By Time, and he sets a chart record in the process.

Sir Tom Jones does not like the term cover version, particularly in regards to his latest album.The legendary singer has revealed why he dislikes the phrase and it’s meaning in a new interview.The 80-year-old, who has had a string of successful songs and albums over the years, likened being a singer to being an actor.He said the latter regularly perform the same material over and over again, in the theatre for example, but they do not face the same criticism for it.Tom said each new song he records should be heard on it’s own merit and not be seen as a cover.He describes them as his version of someone else’s song.“The word cover is widely used and it's not true, because it's my version of other people's songs," he said."You couldn't say to

MirrorOnline. Tom, 80, said: “In those days in the 60s we did get close I must admit. I can’t deny that.

It's not unusual for your wife and lover to be pals, according to Tom Jones.

Sir Tom Jones lost his wife Linda to breast cancer in 2016.

Tom Jones has become the oldest male artist to top the UK album chart, with his latest record Surrounded By Time. The 80-year-old Welsh Crooner beat the record previously held by Bob Dylan, who reached No 1 in 2020 with Rough and Rowdy Ways, at the age of 79.

Tom Jones has just hit another huge milestone in his career at age 80. 

Sir Tom Jones reaffirms his status as a chart icon today as his new album Surrounded By Time lands straight in at Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart, setting a UK chart record.

Tom Jones left BBC’s Naga Munchetty in fits of laughter as he shared a stark comment to television presenter Gethin Jones.The music icon was addressing Gethin's joke he was his dad as they share the same surname.Tom, 80, was appearing on BBC Breakfast to discuss his first album in over a decade, Surrounded By Time when he appeared to make a joke towards Gethin.As Naga, 46, and co-anchor Charlie Stayt, 58, linked to Morning Live, Charlie told Gethin and Kym Marsh: "Here's my note to you, Sir Tom Jones coming up."Gethin instantly responded: "Say hi to my dad for me.""Ah Gethin Jones, yes, of course," Naga interjected before adding: "not sure Sir Tom Jones knows about that yet."As Sir Tom appeared on BBC Breakfast, Naga told the icon: "Sir Tom

Tom Jones has reflected on an ill-fated cover version of Arctic Monkeys‘ ‘I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor’ at a 2007 charity show.Jones performed the band’s 2005 classic at The Concert For Diana at Wembley Stadium, but his rendition was poorly received.Speaking to NME for the ‘Does Rock ‘N’ Roll Kill Braincells?!’ quiz about his career thus far, Jones was asked whether he’d ever had any feedback from Alex Turner and co.“No. The only feedback we got were the reviews which said we’d ruined it!” Jones said.