OHMYGOSSIP — Martin Kemp has hinted that he could be returning to ‘EastEnders’.
The 55-year-old actor – who starred in the BBC soap as villain Steve Owen from 1998 and saw him involved in unforgettable story lines including killing his partner Saskia Duncan and being a suspect in the shooting of Phil Mitchell – said he “wouldn’t say no” to returning to the soap, despite his character before being killed off in 2002 in a car crash.
Revealing how he could be making a sensation return to a TV show, he said: “I was just asked to be in one recently, but I can’t tell you which one!”
And when asked further which soap he would love to work on, he told the Daily Express Online: “I had a great time on ‘EastEnders’, I would never say no to anything. I would never sit here and say, ‘I would never do that’.”
And the Spandau Ballet star – who also starred in 2003’s ‘The Brides in the Bath’ and 2004’s ‘Can’t Buy Me Love’ before recently appearing on Gary Barlow’s ‘Let It Shine’ talent show as a judge – insisted he doesn’t know what work he has coming up but said it was all part of the “excitement”.
He said: “Most of the fun that comes in this business is not knowing what’s around the corner, not knowing what the next email is, so I always look at something when it comes and think how much fun can I get out of that and that’s the excitement of doing what I do.”
And while Martin is yet to confirm any future TV work, the star is looking forward to spending some quiet quality time with his wife Shirlie Holliman for the pair’s upcoming 30th anniversary.
He told The Daily Mail newspaper: ”At the most, if you’re talking about me and Shirley on our anniversary, it will be me and Shirley going out for a nice dinner together. I’ve never thrown a big party in my life.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Gemma Collins is “really keen” to do the next series of ‘Celebs Go Dating’.
The ‘Only Way is Essex’ star is desperate to sign up to the forthcoming instalment of the E4 dating show because she’s hopeful that it can help her find her future husband.
A source said: “Gemma is keen to go on ‘Celebs Go Dating’. She has seen lots of her friends and colleagues go on the show and thinks it will help her find a boyfriend.”
However, the 36-year-old reality TV beauty has already hit an obstacle as bosses aren’t so keen to sign her up to the show as they don’t think they’ll be able to find the type of men the curvaceous blonde tends to go for.
An insider explained to The Sun newspaper: “The show’s producers aren’t quite as keen. They worry that finding the sort of men Gemma is interested in would be difficult as she known for dating bad boys and criminals.
“She would obviously make great value on the show though.”
Gemma’s determination to find a boyfriend stems from the fact she’d really like to have a family of her own but she recently admitted that a man won’t stop her from achieving her dreams of becoming a mother as she’ll do it “on her own” if need be.
She said: “I still hope. If I don’t ever meet that man, I will go onto have a baby on my own because I do think that I have a lot of love to give and I could give a child a lovely life. If I go ahead and do it on my own, and as much as I love the dream of the whole family unit, all sitting round the table, if it doesn’t happen I will go ahead and do it on my own. Nothing is going to stop me because the feeling of that unfulfillment.
“I will have a child, I just don’t know how it will happen yet.”
Although the television personality was told by a medical expert that freezing her eggs would be unsuccessful, she would “never rule out” adoption.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Jamie O’Hara wants to join ‘The Only Way is Essex’.
The 30-year-old footballer – who was born in Dartford, Kent – thinks he’s the perfect candidate for the ITVBe reality TV show because he has so much “drama” going on in his life at the moment that would prove hilarious viewing for fans of the show.
Taking to his Twitter account on Thursday (06.04.17), he wrote: “Jesus with the drama in my life I should be on towie, (sic)” followed by a laughing crying emoji.
The hunk may have made a name for himself as a sportsman but Jamie is certainly no stranger to reality TV as he took part in ‘Celebrity Big Brother’ in January.
He proved a huge a hit with viewers and managed to make it through to the final week of the competition but found himself in hot water with his ex-wife Danielle Lloyd when he left the infamous abode because he’d discussed their divorce on television.
The matter is now thought to be in the hands of lawyers after the brunette beauty allegedly banned her former lover from seeing their three children; Archie, six, Harry, five and George, three, last month after he failed to pick them up on time because he’d accidentally locked his keys in a venue in London following a charity event.
Jamie reportedly emailed the reality TV star in the early hours of the morning to tell her that he wouldn’t be able to pick up their children on time from their home in Birmingham because he was stuck in the English capital.
But it wasn’t just Danielle who was fuming with Jamie after the slip up as the three boys were also let down because they’d reportedly only seen him once since he left the ‘Celebrity Big Brother’ house in February.
Danielle was forced to defend herself after Jamie – who she divorced in 2014 after he allegedly cheated on her – took a swipe at her on social media shortly after his exit from the house by accusing her of ordering him to go back to court to see the boys.
He fumed at the time: “ex wife wont let me go and watch my own kids play football and says if I turn up there will be trouble,have to go back to court for access Drove all the way to Birmingham to be told that access has been stopped and I have to go back to court to see my three boys, All because I left my car keys at a charity event last night and had to collect them this morning and wasn’t able to get there at 9:30
“Try and rectify the situation and make the situation work as parents but get told don’t bother and now go to court if you want to see them The disgraceful thing is I only want to see my three children and the only ones that get hurt are them, what a disgrace (sic).”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Annette Badland has joined the cast of ITV’s ‘Midsomer Murders’.
The 67-year-old actress may have just bowed out of ‘EastEnders’ as evil witch Aunt Babe but she won’t be off television screens for long as she’s been cast as pathologist Dr Fleur Perkin in the crime drama’s forthcoming 20th anniversary series.
She said in a statement: “I have always enjoyed living dangerously so arriving at ‘Midsomer…’ is thrilling. In truth I’m delighted to be involved in the 20th series of ‘Midsomer Murders’ and to work alongside and be part of this creative team.”
Dr Perkin will work closely with DCI John Barnaby (Neil Dudgeon) and DS Jamie Winter (Nick Hendrix) as they attempt to solve murders at a comic book festival, a creepy circus, a sinister intellectual society and a haunted brewery.
Annette said: “I hope Fleur can assist Barnaby in maintaining his high success rate of crime detection. She is very good at her job.”
Executive producer Jonathan Fisher added: “It is a real privilege to be leading this iconic British detective series into its landmark 20th year. As part of our celebrations, we will be treating our very loyal audience with nods back to some of the most memorable moments of the show’s history.
“Meanwhile we are thrilled to welcome the wonderfully talented Annette Badland to the cast as our formidable new pathologist Fleur Perkins. We’re sure Fleur will prove to be a vibrant and much-loved ‘Midsomer…’ character.”
It’s not known how long Annette will star in the programme for but she recently admitted that she was open to making a return to ‘EastEnders’ in the near future.
She said previously: “The great thing about Babe is she’s a survivor.
“She’s wounded, but she won’t give in – and so I think with all the threats she made, Babe might be back at some point. She’s cursed the Carters, and you don’t cross Aunt Babe and get away with it.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — David Schwimmer was being lined up for a guest appearance on ‘Top Gear’ – but has been forced to pull out at the last minute following his split from Zoe Buckman.
The former ‘Friends’ star had agreed to help out his old co-star Matt LeBlanc – who now presents the motoring show – by joining him for the final episode in the series but things were thrown up in the air when he split from the brunette beauty this month.
A source told The Sun newspaper: “Matt tried to get David to come on and it was looking hopeful at one point, despite his busy schedule.
“But David has now announced he’s on a break from his wife and doesn’t think it’s right to be appearing on a British TV show.
“It’s a shame as he would have been a great guest and loads of people would have tuned in to witness the banter between him and Matt.
“The new presenters’ chemistry is improving and the videos have been great, but there hasn’t been one amazing guest compared to who the old hosts used to attract.”
As a last minute attempt to find someone to fill in for the 50-year-old actor, Matt has enlisted the help of Jay Kay and Ross Noble – who have both recorded laps on the track before – to join him for the last episode of the series.
The current series of ‘Top Gear’ has seen Matt take over the reins as the main presenter following Chris Evans’ shock departure last year over failed ratings.
And Matt’s co-host Chris Harris thinks the radio DJ – who walked away from the show just 12 months into his three-year contract – did them a favour by leaving because more people are tuning in to the show now that it’s become more about cars.
He said: “It’s a bit more car-orientated so the petrolheads are enjoying it. It’s never going to satisfy the full petrolhead audience but the car is at the centre of the show.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Emmerdale’s crew were in floods of tears when they filmed John Middleton’s exit from the soap.
The 63-year-old actor’s character Ashley Thomas lost his battle with dementia in emotional scenes which aired earlier this week and John – who has portrayed the lovable vicar for 20 years – revealed staff on the set were distraught and even the makeup artist’s “tears were dripping” on him as he was prepped for filming.
He said: “It’s going to be a tearjerker for everyone. Tears were pouring down everybody’s faces while we were filming it. Someone was leaning over me to check costume and make-up and her tears were dripping on my cheek. Even the medical adviser was crying.”
John admitted that it will be difficult to adjust to life outside of the soap and he expects he will grieve for his character – who is married to Laurel Thomas, played by Charlotte Bellamy – over the coming months.
He added to Inside Soap magazine: “I’ve spent half of my career at ‘Emmerdale’ which is a very odd feeling. But I think I’ll only appreciate how odd later on. After two decades you get sort of institutionalized, so it will take a while to get used to it. My mother said something interesting to me a while ago. She said, ‘You’re going to experience something akin to grief.” And I think she’s right.”
And the actor has decided that he won’t tune into ‘Ememrdale’ now he’s left for good because he doesn’t believe it would be healthy to do so and he wants to make it a clean break.
Asked if he’ll still watch ‘Emmerdale’ he said: That’s a good question. Probably not. We’ve talked about it, but I want to take a complete break. I might dip in and out of it but you’ve got to take a break. I don’t believe in looking back”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Yvette Fielding can’t watch ‘Most Haunted’ alone.
The 48-year-old presenter may know what’s in store on the spooky series after spending weeks filming with her husband Karl Beattie and their co-host Stuart Torevell, but she still gets freaked out watching it back, and if they’ve been shooting in a particularly scary location, she finds it hard to settle back at home.
She said: “When I watch Netflix it can’t be anything scary. I couldn’t watch ‘Most Haunted’ on my own in the house – I’d have a terrible night’s sleep.
“And if I’ve come back from a particularly spooky location, I have to sleep with the lights on.”
Yvette and Karl’s daughter, Mary, 17, is keen to join the couple on their ghost-hunting adventures, but their son William, 23, isn’t so keen.
Yvette said: “My mother won’t even come to the house.
“My daughter on the other hand wants to take over from me and keeps saying, ‘When are you going to give it up?’ My son is scared to death of it!”
But one family member who has been getting involved in the show is their pet bulldog Watson.
She told Closer magazine: “He is so relaxed that he’ll go into these supposedly haunted locations, have a sniff, plonk himself down and start snoring.
“When something happens, he stands stock still, his hackles go up and he’ll stare for ages at a spot where nothing is.
“Then he’ll do a tiny little growl – that’s when I know there’s something with us.
“I’ve started going off into rooms on my own. I’ve not done that before, but when I’ve got my little mate with me I feel alright.
“We can’t take him to all the locations however, because he’s like my baby and I won’t take him anywhere in the car that’s over a two-hour journey.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — John Simm has announced he is returning to ‘Doctor Who’ as The Master.
The actor first portrayed the evil Time Lord in 2007 in the final three episodes of Series 3 – ‘Utopia’, ‘The Sound of Drums’ and ‘Last of the Time Lords’ – when he battled Tenth Doctor David Tennant.
Simm then returned at the end of 2009 for Tennant’s farewell story ‘The End of Time’ making his final appearance in the role on New Year’s Day in 2010 as Tennant regenerated into Eleventh Doctor Matt Smith.
Michelle Gomez then took over the famous role in Series 8 as later regeneration Missy, the first woman to portray the character, but now Simm is back to face Twelfth Doctor Peter Capaldi in his final series and his new companion Bill Potts, played by Pearl Mackie.
Revealing his incredible return, Simm, 46, said: “I can confirm that it’s true, thanks to the power of time travel I’m back! It’s always a pleasure to work with this great team of people and I can’t wait for you all to see what The Master gets up to in the next series.”
Viewers will witness a first for the show as Simm and Gomez will appear together on screen in a multi-Master episode, something which follows the various multi-Doctor adventures where fans have seen their favourite Time Lords come together such as the 1983 feature-length episode ‘The Five Doctors’ which marked the show’s 20th anniversary with Fifth Doctor Peter Davison working with his previous incarnations.
Showrunner Steven Moffat – who was keen to keep the sensational spoiler under wraps – said: “Nothing stays secret for long on ‘Doctor Who’ but you’ll have to wait a little bit longer to see exactly what The Master is up to and how he makes his return to face the Doctor. It’s been a huge pleasure to have fan favourites John Simm and Michelle Gomez face to face in the same role! It’s not often you get to see a solo personality clash.”
Other classic foes confirmed to appear in Series 10 include the Daleks, the Ice Warriors and the Mondasian Cybermen – making their first appearance in the sci-fi show for over 50 years.
‘Doctor Who’ returns to BBC One on Saturday 15 April at 7:20pm with ‘The Pilot’.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Peter Capaldi will miss the “many more smiles” he gets for being Doctor Who when he leaves the role at the end of 2017.
The 58-year-old actor has portrayed the Time Lord in the BBC sci-fi drama for almost four years but will exit the TARDIS for the last time in the 2017 Christmas Special.
Capaldi admits he will be very “sad” to no longer play the Twelfth Doctor as one of the things he has enjoyed most about landing his dream role is that children see him as the heroic character when he’s out in public.
Speaking at a Q&A in London, he said: “I’m very sad to leave, apart from the fact it’s a wonderful job we have this fantastic team of people in Cardiff who work incredibly hard. The crew are incredibly kind, hardworking and lovely to be around so that will be sad to not work with them. It will be sad to not be Doctor Who anymore because that’s an incredible thing to wake up in the morning and say, ‘Oh I’m still Doctor Who!’ And then you go and blow up some monsters and that’s how you spend your day. Also when you walk around people don’t see people anymore, he’s not here, it’s Doctor Who they see and he gets many more smiles than I do.”
However, Capaldi, 58, was reassured by showrunner Steven Moffat – who is also departing his job on the programme this year – that he will always be the Doctor to fans.
The 55-year-old writer-and-producer said: “To be fair, you will always be Doctor Who, you will retain the title forever, ask your predecessors they all think they’re the real one. Peter Davison and David Tennant are still eyeing each other now!”
Looking to his replacement, Capaldi admitted he isn’t fussed whether the new Doctor will be a man or the first woman to portray the character they just have to be “right for the part”.
He mused: “I’m sure whoever that person is will be wonderful. Doctor Who is a wonderful part and if they haven’t already done so they’re going to make a wonderful choice by accepting it, whether that’s a man or a woman is irrespective just as long as they are right for the part, that’s the important thing.”
Before he departs Capaldi will be seen on-screen with new companion Bill Potts (Pearl Mackie) and will get the chance to battle his own personal favourite classic monster – the Mondasian Cybermen.
The villains are the original version of the familiar cyborg foes, hailing from Earth’s twin planet Mondas and they have not been seen in the show for over 50 years. They first appeared in 1966 serial ‘The Tenth Planet’ in what was First Doctor William Hartnell’s final storyline before he regenerated into Second Doctor Patrick Troughton.
‘Doctor Who’ returns to BBC One on Saturday April 15 at 7.20pm with ‘The Pilot’.

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