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This Morning, leaving co-host Rochelle Humes fuming at him after hinting at a career U-turn.Cast from the West End musical Six appeared on the ITV daytime programme to perform one of their songs from the much-loved history-pop-show crossover.After they had sung a rendition from their show, Andi and Rochelle were bouncing around and gushing over the group.READ NEXT: This Morning fans brand Lucrezia Millarini 'beautiful' as they admit to 'crush'"Oh my goodness me, ladies, thank you so much," said former singer and star of The Saturdays girl band Rochelle.Rochelle then declared: "I wanna be in this band," to which Andi replied: "Because they're better than the last one."The sly jibe referred to Rochelle's stint in girl band The Saturdays.Laughing at what he had just said on live TV, Andi giggled away as Rochelle said: "How dare you?"Andi then quickly said how he was dancing to one of Rochelle's track before the show."Love Andi Peters' banter," penned one fan on Twitter reacting to the exchange.Heading to an ad break quickly, when the presenting duo appeared back on screen, things hadn't been swept under the rug because Rochelle couldn't contain herself."Welcome back," Rochelle exclaimed before asking Andi if he was okay.Andi then said: "I'm just kind of finishing off the 'divorce, beheaded, survived'.""Just," Rochelle chimed in while snapping back at Andi, adding: "After what you said to me, just."The pair then burst out in a fit of laughter before carrying on with the show.This comes while viewers at home complained about the cast of Six The Musical appearing on the show.One viewer fumed: "I don’t need to go to see six the musical This Morning have them on there almost every week I’ve seen the whole show by now."Another

who died last week following a fiery car crash that left her in a coma for seven days, warned de Rossi of the “red flags” that came with dating the comedian.Heche issued the warning in a resurfaced clip on her podcast, “Better Together,” just one year before her tragic death aged 53.“Portia even asked me about Ellen,” Heche told listeners of her ex, whom she had a groundbreaking relationship with in the late ’90s. “Portia even said, ‘I’m gonna go after Ellen,'” Heche recalled in the June 2021 podcast episode.But Heche warned de Rossi that she wasn’t going to be the star of that romance.“You won’t be the poster child, girl, because guess what, that poster child has already been taken; and by the way, it wasn’t a great spot,” Heche said she told the “Arrested Development” star.“But, yours ain’t gonna be any easier.

Georgia Steel has left fans speechless by posing in a slashed bodysuit.The Love Island star, 24, is known for sharing sizzling snaps with her masses of online followers.Posting to her Instagram stories earlier this week, Georgia continued that trend with a racy bodysuit snap.READ MORE:Love Island star claims she was told to wear thong while Jess and Eve were bannedSporting her newly acquired fringe, the brunette beauty put on a bronzed display while posing in the asymmetric brown one-piece.With one shoulder bare, Georgia's toned abs were on full display in the sizzling image.Georgia wore her hair in a wavy style in the smoking picture.She completed her look with dark eye makeup and a nude lipstick while staring into the camera lens.The gorgeous snap comes as Georgia confirmed she is "best friends" with a Love Island star from a different series.Georgia appeared in the fourth season of the ITV2 dating show in 2018.Posting once again to her Instagram stories, Georgia confirmed her close relationship with Cally Jane Beech. Cally Jane appeared on the first season of the ITV2 dating series when she made an unexpected appearance to join former boyfriend Luis Morrison.Asked by a fan if Georgia was her best friend on a recent Instagram stories Q & A, Cally replied: "She sure is.

Red Bull chief Helmut Marko has laid into Sergio Perez after his failure to secure a podium finish at the French GP. The Mexican squandered P3 at Circuit Paul Ricard after George Russell outsmarted him late on. The Mexican seemed off the pace throughout the weekend as teammate Max Verstappen cruised to victory after Charles Leclerc crashed out.

F1 races, the top three are traditionally interviewed by an ex-grand prix driver-turned-broadcaster after stepping out of their cars and before the podium ceremony. The likes of Martin Brundle, Johnny Herbert and Mark Webber have done the job and following the race at Paul Ricard, it was the turn of Coulthard, who is co-commentator for Channel 4.As the former McLaren and Williams driver quizzed racer winner Max Verstappen, Di Resta, who had been on co-commentary duty for Sky Sports F1 in the absence of Brundle, was broadcast on the official F1 feed urging his fellow Scot to cut the interview short. READ MORE: Daniel Ricciardo disagrees with Sky Sports F1 reporter over 'Alpine sandwich' after French GP The slip was spotted by a number of fans on social media, who were unimpressed by Di Resta’s accidental intervention.“The irony, when this is exactly what I'm saying to Paul Di Resta during his commentary,” joked one fan on Twitter while another added: “Ironically, something I've been saying about Paul all afternoon!”“There should be an option to mute certain broadcasters because I cannot listen to PDR,” said a third.

Red Bull chief Helmut Marko blasted Sergio Perez for his performance during the French GP.The Mexican seemed off the pace throughout the weekend as teammate Max Verstappen cruised to victory after Charles Leclerc crashed out.Perez was struggling to fend off George Russell for the final podium spot and was doing a good job until a virtual safety car was deployed.READ MORE: Charles Leclerc crashes out of French GP while leading after losing car at 100mph turnRussell secured the podium finish by producing a nifty move on Perez following the end of the virtual safety car. The 24-year-old appeared to be backing off the Red Bull just as the period was ending, but he then accelerated quickly and appeared to catch Perez napping as he was able to overtake him on the inside.

LIVE – Updated at 18:05Max Verstappen capitalised after Charles Leclerc crashed out to win the French Grand Prix and extend his championship lead. Leclerc, who won last time out in Austria to boost his fleeting title hopes, looked to be in total control before he lost grip in his Ferrari through Turn 11 on lap 18 and crashed into the barrier ending his race. Lewis Hamilton threatened to challenge Verstappen for the victory in his 300th Formula One race but the Dutchman’s pace ultimately proved too strong as he coasted to maximum points at Circuit Paul Ricard.

Max Verstappen took a huge step towards retaining his world championship crown on Sunday afternoon at the French Grand Prix as he took victory after Charles Leclerc crashed out from the lead. The two title rivals sprinted off up the road and looked in a class of their own but it would not be the case that both would finish, with Leclerc making a mistake that could make challenging for the championship too much of a task to achieve this season now.

Lewis Hamilton’s 300th F1 race wasn't plain sailing for the seven-time world champion, even if it delivered his strongest result of the season so far.As Max Verstappen took victory at the French Grand Prix, Hamilton took advantage of Charles Leclerc's crash on lap 17 to finish second ahead of Mercedes teammate George Russell, who held off the Red Bull of Sergio Perez for third as Carlos Sainz took fifth. As well as his rivals on the track, Hamilton had to battle the sweltering hot temperatures in the south of France, a task made more difficult as his water bottle didn't work, leaving him dehydrated, as well as happy, after the race.Asked after getting out of his car how much weight he would have lost during the race, Hamilton said: "I didn't look at the number when I weighed, but it will probably be about three kilos [almost half a stone]."READ MORE: Ferrari boss makes 'good performance' claim despite disastrous French Grand PrixIn the cool-down room before the podium ceremony, Hamilton felt the need to lie down in the middle of the floor, with Verstappen having to awkwardly step around him.

Ferrari fans have had enough of the team's bizarre strategy decisions after a hugely disappointing French Grand Prix. The Prancing Horse had looked set for a considerable haul of points going into the afternoon after Charles Leclerc qualified on pole at Paul Ricard.

Charles Leclerc took full responsibility after his crash out of the lead at the French Grand Prix dealt a devastating blow to his F1 title hopes.The Ferrari star, who took pole position on Saturday, kept championship leader Max Verstappen at bay early in the race and looked on course to make it back-to-back wins after his victory in Austria two weeks ago.That was until Leclerc slid off the track and into the barriers at around 100mph, gifting the lead to Verstappen, who went on to win an action-packed race. Lewis Hamilton finished second while George Russell held off Sergio Perez for third. READ MORE: Charles Leclerc crashes out of French GP while leading after losing car at 100mph turn The Monegasque star escaped unharmed but the same could not be said for his title hopes, which have been hindered throughout the season so far by poor reliability, dodgy strategy calls and driver error.Immediately after the crash, Leclerc complained about his throttle before screaming "noooo!" over his radio.

READ MORE: Nico Rosberg tells Ferrari they made a "mistake" despite taking pole for French GPIt's a similar picture in the World Championship standings as Charles Leclerc will have been looking to close the gap to his rival this weekend with him trailing the Dutch driver by 38 points before lights out this afternoon.Do you think Leclerc can claw his way to top of the Championship after his third crash in first position this year? Let us know in the comments sectionFerrari's Spanish driver was handed a five-second penalty for an unsafe release during the pit stop under the safety car.The Grand Prix has proved to be a formality for Verstappen as he pushed on and quickly regained the lead following the safety car from Leclerc's crash. Sainz managed to climb back up the grid and fought his way into the podium positions on lap 42, despite him being asked to pit mid-way through overtaking Perez.As the race came to a close, Checo and George Russell battled it out for third with Hamilton comfortably securing second as Red Bull chased a double podium.Following his heartbreaking exit from the Grand Prix, Leclerc revealed that he was responsible for the crash.

F1 championship with the Silver Arrows, pulled no punches as he assessed the pace of the W13 following qualifying at Paul Ricard. While Lewis Hamilton and George Russell qualified a respectable fourth and sixth respectively, they were well off the pace set by pole-sitter Charles Leclerc.

F1 season, but Mercedes are already counting down the days until 2023.There had been talk of the Silver Arrows challenging for victory at Paul Ricard, but unless the Red Bulls and the Ferrari of Charles Leclerc hit trouble in the race, that is unlikely in the extreme. On the face of it, qualifying fourth with Lewis Hamilton and sixth with George Russell represented a decent day at the office for the reigning constructors’ champions.

LIVE – Updated at 13:57Follow live F1 coverage as the French Grand Prix weekend kicks off with free practice sessions one and two at Circuit Paul Ricard. Charles Leclerc reignited his world championship hopes by racing to victory at the Austrian Grand Prix last time out as team-mate Carlos Sainz emerged unscathed from his Ferrari after it caught fire. Leclerc passed championship leader Max Verstappen three times to claim his first triumph since he took the chequered flag in Australia on April 10.

LIVE – Updated at 17:52Follow live F1 coverage as the French Grand Prix weekend kicks off with free practice sessions one and two at Circuit Paul Ricard. Charles Leclerc reignited his world championship hopes by racing to victory at the Austrian Grand Prix last time out as team-mate Carlos Sainz emerged unscathed from his Ferrari after it caught fire. Leclerc passed championship leader Max Verstappen three times to claim his first triumph since he took the chequered flag in Australia on April 10.

Lewis Hamilton in free practice one. The Dutchman did a steady job, posting the ninth fastest time in the session, 1.5 seconds off the Ferrari of Charles Leclerc, while George Russell was fourth, almost a full second off the pace. It wasn’t much better in the second practice session, with Russell fourth and Hamilton fifth.Following a string of podium finishes in recent races, it looked like Mercedes were closing the gap to Red Bull and Ferrari after a largely torrid first half of the season.

LIVE – Updated at 18:16Charles Leclerc reignited his world championship hopes by racing to victory at the Austrian Grand Prix last week as team-mate Carlos Sainz emerged unscathed from his Ferrari after it caught fire. Leclerc passed championship leader Max Verstappen three times to claim his first triumph since he took the chequered flag in Australia on April 10. Verstappen finished second after Sainz’s engine expired with 14 laps remaining.

F1 season so far in France this weekend.The Silver Arrows’ defence of the constructors’ title has been dogged by their struggle to remedy the extreme bouncing and porpoising brought about by the sport’s new regulations. As a result, Red Bull and Ferrari have stolen a march over the first half of the season, winning all 11 races between them so far.But recent grand prix have seen Mercedes looking much more competitive and the smooth nature of the Paul Ricard track is expected to suit the W13.

Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen has stoutly rejected the idea of a salary cap for drivers.The Red Bull star is believed to earn $25million (around £21million) per year. That makes him the second-best paid driver on the grid behind seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton, who is reportedly paid around £32million per annum.F1 recently installed a cost cap, although it does not cover drivers’ salaries, meaning there is no limit to what they can be paid at present.