Who Wants To Be A Millionaire contestant accidentally exposes major show secret

Kelly Osbourne shared a rare glimpse of her blossoming baby bump on Friday evening during her mom's extravagant 1920s-themed birthday party.MORE: Kelly Osbourne addresses 'cutting comments' about Sharon and Ozzy's marriageThe mum-to-be, 37, marked the special occasion in a stunning lilac maxi dress which she teamed with a pearl-encrusted headband and opulent pearl accessories.WATCH: Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne's Wild Love StoryKelly elevated her Gatsby-inspired outfit with a touch of striking makeup in the form of mauve lipstick and smokey eyeliner.In keeping with the theme, the pregnant star styled her pastel purple tresses in loose curls for an effortlessly glamorous look.MORE: Kelly Osbourne reveals surprising change at family home since becoming pregnant with her first childMORE: Ozzy Osbourne 'breaks Sharon's heart' with health update after life-altering surgeryReflecting on the family celebration, Sharon shared a series of photos on social media. Taking to Instagram, the 70-year-old posted a carousel of family photos alongside the touching caption: "All my wishes in one room.

Peter Andre and his wife Dr Emily looked happier than ever on Sunday as they enjoyed a wholesome family day out in London.MORE: Peter Andre shares rare photo of all his children as they mark special occasionThe husband and wife duo were captured posing alongside their children, Amelia, eight, Theo, six, as well as Princess, 15, whom Peter shares with ex-wife Katie Price, after they headed to London toy store Hamleys.WATCH: Peter Andre beams with pride at son Theo's special talentCaptioning the sweet photo on his Instagram Stories, he penned: "Beautiful day at @hamleysoffical."READ: Peter Andre's beautiful Australia family home where he plans to move to for 'as long as possible'SEE:  Peter Andre's fans in tears over sweet photos of rarely-seen children Theo and AmeliaThe Andre clan enjoyed the exciting Halloween display the famous toyshop had to offer with the youngest two children, Amelia and Theo, also being photographed with a 'vampire' in the store. The family have such a special bondAlongside two spooky snaps of the brother-sister duo, were the words: "What a lovely morning @hamleysofficial," and "Halloween at Hamleys @hamleysofficial."Oldest sibling Junior, 17, didn't attend the day out.Peter and Emily married in 2015 and recently opened up about their 16-year age gap.

Motorists traveling to Great Smoky Mountains National Park through the Tennessee city of Gatlinburg have been asked to take caution after a fire Sunday damaged a building containing businesses in the downtown area. Gatlinburg officials said on Twitter that crews were working on hot spots Sunday afternoon from a fire reported at 6:39 a.m.

Rep. Lee Zeldin, R-N.Y., spoke out against the growing crime crisis after a shooting took place outside his home in Shirley Sunday night. Zeldin said the problem "hit extremely close to home."  The New York Republican gubernatorial candidate told "Fox & Friends" Monday that his two daughters were doing homework in the kitchen when they heard multiple gunshots followed by screams just outside.They locked themselves in an upstairs bathroom and called 911.

These North Carolina lotteries were drawn Sunday: 18-24-25-27-29, : 17 4-20-21-24-35 - : $445,000,000 The estimated Powerball jackpot is $401,000,000 2-5-9, : 4-4-8, : 4 1-0-2-6, : 9 7-3-7-4, : 1 - : $401,000,000

A man suspected of killing two people early Sunday in northern Indiana was fatally shot during a shootout with police, authorities said. The encounter between the man and local and state officers occurred around 5:30 a.m.

Los Angeles City Council President Nury Martinez is facing calls to step down after leaked audio revealed her making openly racist remarks, including those about a White colleague’s young Black son.  The Los Angeles Times first reported about the audio recording on Sunday of a conversation that happened back in October 2021 between Martinez, Councilmembers Gil Cedillo and Kevin de León and L.A. County Federation of Labor President Ron Herrera while discussing the redrawing of districts.  According to the Times, Martinez criticized another colleague, Councilmember Mike Bonin, who is White, over the parenting of his Black son, who she said he treated like an "accessory."  Martinez remarked on the toddler’s behavior during a Martin Luther King Day parade, saying that the float would have tipped over if she and the other women present didn’t step in to "parent this kid." Councilman Kevin de León, left, and Los Angeles City Council President Nury Martinez confer at city council meeting on Tuesday, Oct.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer At a pre-trial hearing in the Danny Masterson rape case last week, Judge Charlaine Olmedo laid down a basic ground rule. “This is not going to become a trial on Scientology,” she said. But the role of the church will nevertheless be a key theme in the trial, which begins with jury selection on Tuesday. Masterson, the 46-year-old former star of “That ’70s Show,” is facing three charges of forcible rape and a possible sentence of 45 years to life. Masterson is a Scientologist, and all three of his accusers were members of the church at the time of the alleged assaults. Olmedo has indicated that she will allow some testimony about Scientology and its practices, especially to the extent that it helps explain why the accusers delayed going to the police — for two of them, by more than a decade.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor Munich-based sales agency Beta Cinema has launched the international trailer (below) for “In a Land That No Longer Exists,” which has its international premiere on Oct. 21 in the competition section of the Rome Film Festival. Aelrun Goette’s feature debut, which was released in Germany on Thursday by Tobis, is inspired by the director’s own experiences in East Germany during the late 80s, when she worked as a model for fashion magazine Sibylle, the so-called “Vogue of the East.” The action takes place in East Berlin in the early summer of 1989, a few months before the fall of the Wall. Eighteen-year-old Suzie is thrown headfirst into the vibrant fashion scene in socialist East Germany when a photograph of her ends up on the cover of Sibylle.

AMANDA Holden showed off her incredible legs in a blue dress in London. The 51-year-old was pictured looking amazing as she left the Heart Breakfast Radio Studios in Leicester Square this morning.   Amanda - who presents Heart Breakfast with Jamie Theakston weekdays from 6:30am - opted for a smart look at work today.

TV presenter Richard Hammond has revealed that Jeremy Clarkson stopped talking to him for two days — because he took up golf. He said his announcement to his The Grand Tour co-stars Clarkson, 62, and James May, 59, offended them.

EAMONN Holmes has taken another swipe at his This Morning rivals Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby after their 'queue-jump' backlash. It comes following uproar as Phil and Holly Willoughby appeared inside Westminster Hall to see the Queen lying-in-state without having taken part in the queue.

VANESSA Feltz broke down in tears on live TV as she discussed the poignant details of the Queen's funeral. The veteran broadcaster became emotional while interviewing Royal commenter Emily Andrews and broadcaster Richard Tice during her TalkTV show.

Jeremy said: “When I worked there, I was told to take down a poster of Mrs Thatcher because it was 'offensive' and once, I was not allowed into the 5 Live studios because I was carrying a copy of The Spectator which, said the producer, was an 'extremist publication'.He went on: “Comedy? You mean like Harry and Paul and Fawlty Towers? Nah. “They can’t broadcast anything funny any more because there are too many rules.“And for Saturday evening entertainment shows, they have to guess what the ordinary people of Britain want because when you are living in the TV executive heartland of Camden, you have no idea what an ordinary person even looks like.” He concluded by saying: “But the BBC’s pitch-perfect coverage of the Queen’s death reminds us that this is an institution worth saving, which is why I’ve prepared this handy cut out ‘n’ keep guide for the senior management.” Earlier this year, the star went after BBC’s Doctor Who, saying the show had “lost its spark” with viewers. It came after an episode in January accumulated underwhelming figures in ratings. The latest instalment of the sci-fi show, which was once one of the flagship programmes on the broadcaster, saw just 3.4 million tune in.And according to the Clarkson's Farm star, it was all due to the writers' decision to focus storylines around lecturing its audience instead of entertaining them."Doctor Who is no longer written to entertain or frighten kids," the 61-year-old wrote in his column for The Sun."It's used to lecture them about climate change and corporate greed and all the other go-to storylines in the BBC playbook."Actress Jodie Whittaker took over Peter Capaldi's role as the next incarnation of the Doctor, a character she has played since her first regular

Sharon Osbourne quit The Talk after a row with Sheryl Underwood, who questioned her about backing Piers Morgan, 57, following his treatment towards Meghan Markle, 41. Now, her former co-star has broken her silence about her departure and their friendship.The 58-year-old presenter told People: "I miss her."You can't work with somebody for all that time.

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? show secret has been exposed by a contestant who found her game cut-short by the dreaded buzzer.Player Maria King was doing well on the show, managing to get to the £4,000 stage without using any of her four available lifelines.But the klaxon sounded, meaning her game would continue in the next episode.READ MORE: Who Wants to Be a Millionaire fans slam 'millionaire' player who 'doesn't need money'Host Jeremy Clarkson asked her: "Ah, well you know what that means?"And Maria, who was wearing a fun leopard print top for her game, said: "I have to go and get changed."Jeremy laughed, as did the audience, and Maria covered her mouth and said: "I'm not supposed to say that, am I?"The Grand Tour star Jeremy joked: "That's exactly what it means, because that's absolutely right."Revealing exactly how the episodes are filmed, he went on: "I will be seeing you in about an hour's time but for as far as the viewers are concerned you are going home, you are going to be panicking, 'Oh no' and then we will see you next week."He added: "So you are absolutely right, that is the end of the show, you do have to go and get changed, and Maria will be back next week, it says on the autocue, to see if she can get further than – where are you? – £4,000."The episode had seen a strong star, with contestant Natalie Shaw taking home a respectable £64,000 after continuing her game from the previous episode.However unlucky player John McKenna went home with nothing – becoming only the second person since Jeremy took over as host to leave the show with no prize.He answered a question incorrectly after using his Ask The Audience lifeline and siding with what the crowd had picked.Then another player left with just £1,000

Jeremy Clarkson told the Who Wants To Be A Millionaire audience that they 'let down' a contestant, after they left the ITV show with nothing.The majority of the audience gave the wrong answer when contestant John used the Ask The Audience lifeline during Saturday night's episode (September 10).The contestant subsequently went home with nothing after answering question five incorrectly - losing out on the dream million pound prize.READ NEXT: Who Wants to Be a Millionaire fans slam 'millionaire' player who 'doesn't need money'John was left gutted after realising that he had chosen the wrong answer, and host Jeremy wasted no time in winding up the audience, as he told them they had "let him and themselves down." He said: "Oh that really is a rotten bit of luck.

WHO Wants To Be A Millionaire? viewers have accused the show of stitching up a contestant with an overly hard question that saw him leave with nothing. John McKenna, who won the programme's sister show Fastest Finger First to make it into the hot seat, was visibly annoyed when he became only the second player in host Jeremy Clarkson's tenure to go home empty-handed. He came unstuck on the £1,000 question: "Which of these is a thick omelette made with fried onion and potatoes, popular in Spain? A: Tortilla B: Churros C: Croquetas and D: Gazpacho." John was stumped, admitting he didn't know what Churros were.

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire have slammed a contestant for already being a "millionaire" after she appeared on the gameshow.With Jeremy Clarkson at the helm, the beloved ITV gameshow catapulted back onto our screens tonight (September 10) - but with a huge twist.The show's new sister programme Fastest Finger First - which has been airing weekday afternoons - sees the fastest finger segment axed from the main show, and the sister show winners appear alongside Jeremy on Saturday nights.READ NEXT: Jeremy Clarkson gobsmacked as Who Wants to be a Millionaire round makes historyBut it isn't the gameshow shake-up that has left fans taken aback - instead it was one contestant named Natalie who left viewers questioning her background. Taking to Twitter to address Natalie's background, after she revealed she was an entrepreneur and had been to 86 countries, fans flocked to social media in disbelief.