OHMYGOSSIP — Molly Smith and Tom Clare have won ‘Love Island: All Stars’.
The blonde beauty and Tom, 24, have been crowned as the winners of the ITV show, after they overcame competition from Callum Jones and his new partner Jess Gale to claim the £50,000 prize.
Reflecting on their success, Tom said: “Wow! I can’t believe it – it is mental!”
Molly, 29 – who became emotional after being crowned as the winner – has admitted that she sees a long-term future with Tom.
She said: “It was all meant to be. I wouldn’t entertain it if I didn’t see this being something serious on the outside.”
Tom is also determined to continue their romance in the outside world.
He told Molly: “I genuinely see you being my girlfriend.”
Molly first appeared on ‘Love Island’ back in 2020, and she previously admitted that the TV show has changed her life, likening the series to “an all-inclusive holiday that you never want to end”.
She explained: “‘Love Island’ itself is amazing, like an all-inclusive holiday that you never want to end, and it gives you amazing opportunities.”
On the other hand, Molly acknowledged that she’s faced her fair share of criticism, too.
The reality star said: “With fame, there is trolling of course. If you put yourself out there on social media, you’re going to get trolling. I tend to delete the comment, block the account and try to ignore it.”
Meanwhile, Sophie Piper – who is the younger sister of ‘This Morning’s Rochelle Humes – and Josh Ritchie came in third place during the ‘Love Island: All Stars’ final.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Former ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ pro dancer Robin Windsor has died aged 44.
Dance company Burn The Floor took to Facebook in the early hours of Tuesday morning (20.02.24) to reveal Robin has passed away, and former ‘Strictly’ pro James Jordan has led tributes to the star.
A post on the Burn The Floor Facebook page read: “The Burn the Floor family has lost one of its founding members, Robin “Bobby” Windsor – who has tragically passed away. A BTF journeyman he danced with us for twenty years – including Broadway, The West End and all our crazy adventures around the world. His stunning image attached with Jessica Raffa defined our company, colourful, extreme and sensual. His talent, attitude, energy and personality helped create the Burn the Floor stage reputation. He leaves a void in our hearts that will never be filled, yet our wonderful memories will stay forever [heart-broken emoji] (sic)”
Sisco Entertainment also paid tribute to Robin, praising the late star’s “boundless kindness”.
A statement on the company’s X account read: “It is with heavy hearts that we announce the tragic passing of our beloved friend, Robin Windsor.
“Robin’s presence in ‘Come What May’ was more than just a performance; it was an embodiment of passion, grace, and sheer talent.
“His extraordinary ability to express emotion through movement captivated audiences, leaving them spellbound with every step. Beyond his impeccable dancing, Robin’s vibrant spirit lit up the room, infusing rehearsals and performances with infectious energy and warmth. His laughter was contagious, his kindness boundless. His friendship was a gift cherished by all who had the privilege of knowing him.
“Robin, you will be deeply missed. Though ‘Come What May’ will continue without you, your legacy will live on in the hearts of all who were fortunate enough to share in your light.”
James described Robin as a “legend” and admitted he was “always very caring and fun to be around”.
He wrote on Instagram: “I had the pleasure of working with this man for many years on Strictly – I have such fond memories of him. He was always very caring and fun to be around.
Everyone who came in contact with him adored him, from his celebrity partners to his working colleagues.
You will be missed old friend [heart-broken emoji]
#RobinWindsor
#legend (sic)”
Robin was a ‘Strictly’ pro from 2010 to 2013, partnering the likes of Patsy Kensit, Anita Dobson, Lisa Riley and Deborah Meaden.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Claudia Winkleman was forced to use gravy instead of fake tan during ‘The Traitors’.
The 51-year-old presenter needed to think on her feet and find an alternative method for an emergency top up during filming at the remote Ardross Castle location in the Scottish Highlands.
Speaking on BBC panel show ‘Would I Lie To You?’, Claudia confessed: “I didn’t have my normal fake tan there because I was in the castle, so what I thought was, ‘Let’s just use something!’
“I don’t think I’m allowed to say a brand, but it was gravy granules.
“I’d had a spray tan, but it was episode five – round table, you’re wearing tweed, but what else do you need? Gravy granules.”
Asked where the unusual substitute came from, Claudia revealed there were some shops nearby.
She added: “They came from a shop – there are shops there – and it’s really good. It really works.”
The ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ star previously insisted “there is no such thing as too orange”, and she has revaled her unusual technique for getting rid of the fake tan.
Appearing on ‘The Graham Norton Show’, she said: “When I was a university, I got rid of the bed and hired a sunbed instead – it was super cosy, and I was fluorescent!
“I love being orange but to scrub it off I use table salt and a scourer – I have asked my husband to do it but it’s not good for foreplay.”
She also acknowledged the “unhealthy” side of her past sunbed habits.
She added: “I never get on the sunbed now. My body no longer recognises the actual sun.”
Meanwhile, in the past Claudia has admitted to using Bisto gravy, mud and old tea bags to maintain her tan on a budget during her university days.
Speaking to BBC Radio 4’s ‘Women’s Hour’, she said: “Everything was reused, and I mean everything.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Susanna Reid became teary as she paid tribute to Robin Windsor live on ‘Good Morning Britain’, following his passing aged 44.
The ‘GMB’ presenter, who won Strictly’s 2011 ‘Children in Need’ special alongside pro dancer Robin, started to read out the announcement of her late pal’s death, but she had to pass the information to her co-host Ed Balls to continue.
She said on the show: “I’ve got some very sad news to break about a much-beloved member of the ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ family.
“On their Facebook page today – I’m sorry, I’m not going to be able to read this, Ed, because I danced with him. It’s about Robin Windsor.”
After Ed read out the announcement, Susanna paid tribute to Robin as “an absolutely remarkable dancer”.
She said: “Robin was larger than life and I fell in love with him and fell in love with dancing when I danced with him back then. He was an absolutely remarkable dancer, incredibly strong, so creative, he was just so enthusiastic about dancing.”
Later in the episode, Susanna added: “I have wonderful memories of you, Robin. I was luckily enough to dance with Robin.
“He was very sensual, wonderfully exuberant, endlessly enthusiastic, full of strength and creative, and sparkle, as Richard Arnold just said.
“He was a fabulous, phenomenal personality.
“He had an infectious sparkle. You felt like you were dancing with somebody who just embodied the magic of ‘Strictly’.”
Robin was a ‘Strictly’ pro from 2010 to 2013, partnering the likes of Patsy Kensit, Anita Dobson, Lisa Riley and Deborah Meaden.
‘Emmerdale’ actress Lisa has been left devastated by Robin’s passing, admitting her heart has been “broken” by the news of his death.
She wrote on Instagram: “My Bestie, My Robin, My Angel….now our forever Angel, who is loved, will always be loved, forever in my heart……my very broken heart, I love you, shine your beautiful, electric energy from heaven. [broken heart emojis] SHINE IN PEACE [broken heart emojis] (sic)”
Dance company Burn The Floor, which Robin co-founded, confirmed the late star’s passing.
A Facebook post in the early hours of Tuesday morning (20.02.24) read: “The Burn the Floor family has lost one of its founding members, Robin “Bobby” Windsor – who has tragically passed away. A BTF journeyman he danced with us for twenty years – including Broadway, The West End and all our crazy adventures around the world. His stunning image attached with Jessica Raffa defined our company, colourful, extreme and sensual. His talent, attitude, energy and personality helped create the Burn the Floor stage reputation. He leaves a void in our hearts that will never be filled, yet our wonderful memories will stay forever [heart-broken emoji] (sic)”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Mark Wright accidentally flooded Gethin Jones’ dressing room when he stood in for the star on ‘Morning Live’.
The former ‘TOWIE’ star, 37, is said to have left a tap running in TV presenter Gethin’s room, which he was using at the BBC’s studio in Salford before guest hosting the magazine-style programme, but Mark’s time on screen was by no means a washout.
A TV insider told The Sun newspaper’s TV Biz column: “Far from being a washout, he was superb during his time on screen and everyone thought he did a great job standing in for Gethin.”
Despite the flood, ‘Morning Live’ bosses are expected to ask Mark back onto the show.
The insider added: “So this slight hiccup was easily overlooked by the show’s bosses and he is likely to be asked back at some point.
“But Gethin might ask that he uses someone else’s dressing room next time!”
A BBC spokesman said: “We don’t comment on leaks.”
Last month, it was confirmed Mark’s BBC travel series, ‘A Wright Family Holiday’, which he fronted last summer as he explored domestic tourist attractions with his brother Josh and dad Mark Sr., wouldn’t be returning for a second run.
The BBC confirmed: “‘A Wright Family Holiday’ was commissioned as a one off.”
An insider told The Sun newspaper’s TV Biz column: “The series was always going to be a suck-it-and-see job.
“If it went down well with audiences and got healthy viewing figures, the BBC would have been tempted to maybe explore another series.
“The Wrights would have been up for it, but it wasn’t to be.”
However, the door is not closed and the broadcaster is open to the prospect of more projects.
The source added: “The consolation, though, is that the BBC is still keen to work with them and they could be offered another type of show in the future.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Amber Davies has deleted X after being trolled amid her ‘Dancing on Ice’ stint.
The former ‘Love Island’ winner topped the leaderboard three times in a row in the lead up to Sunday night’s (18.02.24) show, when she ended up in the skate-off, but survived when former ‘EastEnders’ star Ricky Norwood was sent home instead.
Away from the rink, Amber has been trolled on social media, so much so she has deleted X, formerly Twitter, because the negative messages were getting to her.
Speaking on ‘Lorraine’, she said: “I’ve deleted Twitter [X] now. I haven’t been on TV for seven years, and social media has changed.
“I’m quite sensitive, I’m more sensitive than I thought, and I’ve been reading people’s comments. I’ve really let it get into my head.
“I feel like everything I do is wrong in some of people’s perspective from the audience.”
Amber has now called for viewers to be more “mindful” when writing comments on social media.
She said: “So I just wanted to say, ‘Please be mindful when you’re writing on someone’s social media, because we are just human beings.’
“Maybe rather than going onto my page and leaving a negative comment, go to the contestant’s page you support and leave a really lovely comment to them. Flick the switch a little bit.”
Despite the trolling, Amber admitted ‘Dancing on Ice’ has been the “best experience” of her life.
She added: “It’s pushed me to limits I never thought I would go to.”
The star was favourite to win the series before Sunday’s skate-off appearance, but Amber had a feeling she might be in the bottom two.
She said: “I had a gut feeling it was coming, in some weird way.
“I thought, ‘Only I could go from top of the leaderboards to the skate-off.’ ”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Louis Walsh has reportedly signed up to appear in the next series of ‘Celebrity Big Brother’.
The 71-year-old TV talent show judge/music manager is said to have landed a six-figure deal to move into the Big Brother house when the show returns for a run on ITV1 in March and TV bosses are reportedly hoping Louis lifts the lid on his life in showbiz during his time on camera.
A source told The Sun newspaper’s TV Biz column: “He is one of the most intriguing signings for ‘Celebrity Big Brother’ because he has almost half a century of experience in showbusiness to recall when he enters the house.
“Viewers will be most interested in his memories of his time on ‘The X Factor’ and working with huge music acts including Westlife and Boyzone.
“But there may be a few celebrities outside the house who are feeling nervous about what he might say, because Louis is notoriously outspoken.”
ITV bosses have yet to confirm the line-up for the new show, but other names rumoured to be entering the house include former ‘Love Island’ star Ekin-Su Culculoglu, Faryal Makhdoom – wife of boxer Amir Khan – and Gary Goldsmith, the uncle of Catherine, Princess of Wales.
Another former ‘Love Island’ star Olivia Attwood is said to have been in talks to join while other names mentioned include Katie Price, ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ head judge Shirley Ballas, Rebekah Vardy – the wife of England footballer Jamie Vardy and ‘TOWIE’ star Joey Essex.
The star-studded version of the celebrity spin-off show will air on ITV next month, co-hosted by new ‘Big Brother’ presenters Will Best and AJ Odudu, who presented ITV’s first-ever series of the reality TV show last year.
At the time, the launch show was pre-recorded, which narrator Marcus Bentley said was to “avoid chaos”, but the premiere of the new celebrity season looks set to be live.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Trisha Goddard’s cancer has returned.
The 66-year-old TV star was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2008, and she has gone public 19 months after her secondary cancer was detected by accident in July 2022, and vowed to “keep enjoying” her life.
She told HELLO! magazine: “It’s not going to go away.
“And with that knowledge comes grief, and fear. But I must keep enjoying what I have always enjoyed.”
Trisha struggled with keeping the diagnosis secret.
She admitted: “I can’t lie; I can’t keep making up stories.
“It gets to a stage, after a year and a half, when keeping a secret becomes more of a burden than anything else.”
She added: “I’m nervous.
“But it needed to be done.”
The CNN reporter – who presents a weekly show on talkTV – doesn’t want to become “a poster girl for cancer” and hates being told she is brave or that she is “battling” a terminal illness.
She said: “It’s not who I am. It’s not why I’m here.”
“Also, I didn’t want to read words like ‘dying’ and ‘terminal’ or ‘battling’. Or ‘inspirational’, because it’s all [redacted].”
Trisha – who is best known for hosting her now-defunct talk show ‘Trisha’ in the UK and ‘The Trisha Goddard Show’ in the US – lives in Connecticut with her husband Allen.
She is extremely active but was concerned something wasn’t right when she started getting injured during exercise.
Whilst running upstairs at home, she slipped and took a nasty tumble.
She recalled: “I was upside down, my legs behind me, and clinging on to the banister. I went to move my leg – and I’m not a wimp – but I’d never felt pain like it. I now know it was shattered.”
Unable to move, she was able to contact her neighbour and was taken to hospital where her spouse joined her.
It was then she was dealt with the news that she had cancer cells and a tumour.
Allen shared: “She was in acute pain.
“Then a young resident – like a junior doctor – came in and said: ‘Oh, it looks as though you broke your femur and smashed your right hip, which is full of cancer cells. And you have a tumour. It doesn’t look good.'”
Trisha added: “That was the first I heard that the cancer had come back. And the first thing I asked was: ‘Am I going to die?'”
As well as the cancer in the hip, Trisha had partial hip replacement and was fitted with a titanium femur.
Trisha underwent daily radiation for three weeks and weekly chemotherapy for four and a half months.
Speaking on the options for cancer patients in the US, she said: “When you go to the doctors in the States, there’s a choice of three little boxes you tick for treatment of stage 4 cancer.
“One is cure, one is life-prolonging and one is palliative. There’s that awful feeling when you’re sitting there thinking: ‘Which one?’ And mine is life-prolonging.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Danny Dyer says he wants to “recalibrate” and try something new after his “nutty” exit from ‘EastEnders’.
The 46-year-old ‘Football Factory’ actor played pub landlord Mick Carter on the BBC soap for nearly a decade from 2013 but is now filming a Sky series ‘Mr Bigstuff’, which sees him playing a prescription drug addict called Lee – who carries his dead dad’s ashes around in a biscuit tin and turns his little brother Glen and fiancée Kirsty’s into chaos when he returns from being on the run.
Danny told The Sun about his latest role: “Following my nutty (‘EastEnders’) exit, I feel like it’s time to recalibrate and try something new.
“I was honoured to be asked to develop an exciting character and explore his dysfunctional family.”
Danny’s upcoming six-parter for Sky is due to air in spring, and was written by ‘Brassic’ actor Ryan Sampson, who plays Tommo in the Sky One comedy and also stars as Lee’s brother Glen in ‘Mr Bigstuff’.
He added about the show: “As a particularly short, gay dude, I’m fascinated by masculinity – by all the ways that we’re trying and failing to do it right.
“Maybe it’s because of some unresolved short-man issues.
“I probably should have got therapy, but instead I’ve written a show about it. And I’m lucky in having Danny joining me for the ride.”
Danny has said he quit ‘EastEnders’ in Christmas 2022 as he found what turned out to be his character’s final plotline bizarre.
Mick appeared to die on Christmas Day after his new wife Janine Butcher had driven his ex-wife Linda Carter into the sea.
The Queen Vic bar owner went in to save her but seemingly got into difficulty and was presumed dead and lost at sea.
Danny told the Daily Mirror about his time on the soap: “The first few years we smashed it. It was powerful.
“The viewer listened to us more than these politicians.
“I was blessed with some amazing storylines, some (bad) ones as well. They (messed) it up towards the end.
“It’s a shame it had to come to an end but I’d had enough.”

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