OHMYGOSSIP — Casey Batchelor is determined to return to ‘Celebrity Big Brother’ to “confront” Jasmine Waltz after she was caught in a love triangle with Lee Ryan in 2014.
The 32-year-old television personality appeared on the reality show three years ago alongside the former Blue singer and the American model, and sources now say she intends to head back in this year for the All Stars vs New Stars series – which kicked off on Tuesday (03.01.17) and saw Jasmine head back inside the infamous house – in order to settle their dispute once and for all.
A source told The Sun Online: “She’s aware of how horrible the house can be. There are extreme personalities in there like Heidi and Spencer, and the show can make you or break you.
“But Casey’s a nice girl with nothing to hide. She’s up for going in there to confront Jasmine and even patch things up.”
Drama between the two girls started when Casey struck up an in-house romance with Lee, 33, before he later decided to ditch her in favour of the 36-year-old model.
The source added: “She wants the chance to show her true personality and prove she’s not the heartbroken mess she was during the love triangle with Lee and Jasmine.
“She’s often admitted that if it wasn’t for Lee, she and Jasmine would have probably been good friends.”
But patching things up between the pair might not be so easy, as Casey recently slammed the brunette beauty when she appeared on spin-off show ‘Big Brother’s Bit on the Side’.
When show host Rylan Clark-Neal asked her how she felt about Jasmine’s re-entry into the house, she joked: “People keep asking me what I think about her being back: You can’t polish a turd.”
At the time of writing, Casey’s involvement in the 2017 series of the show has not yet been confirmed.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Davina McCall’s husband doesn’t want her to do ‘Strictly Come Dancing’.
The 49-year-old presenter has admitted she turns down the BBC One ballroom and latin show each year, because she doesn’t think her husband Matthew Robertson would like to see her getting up close and personal with a professional dancer in front of the nation.
Speaking to new! magazine, she said: “I get asked to do it (‘Strictly…’) every year and I’d love to, but I couldn’t because I know how hard those contestants have to work.
“You have to rehearse all week and film all weekend, and it’s brutal on family life.”
And ‘The Jump’ host thinks she’d feel absolutely the same if her husband, with whom she has children Holly, 15, Tilly 13, and 10-year-old son Chester, was asked to compete because she’s convinced they’d end up falling victim to the ‘Strictly…’ curse, which has seen several celebrities and professional dancers form relationships.
She explained: “Matthew would not like me being with all those sexy men in their tight trouser with their pert bottoms either. Not on your nelly. I’m not sure if I would like it if Matthew did it either. The show has got quite an intense track record. Every season something happens with someone. Marriage does not appear to be an obstacle.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Marnie Simpson still speaks to her ex-boyfriend Lewis Bloor “everyday.”
The couple – who met in the ‘Celebrity Big Brother’ house last summer – called time on their turbulent relationship a few days ago following just six months of dating because they couldn’t handle the distance between them, but it seems it won’t be long before things are back on between them because they’re still in contact with one another.
Speaking to MTV for the first time since their split, she said: “It’s just so hard because we live so far away from each other. We both care about each other so much and it didn’t end on bad terms. We’re still speaking every day and we’re trying to come to an agreement on what’s best to do, but it’s just so tough being in the public eye. There’s nothing else I can really say – I just don’t know.”
Marnie hinted that she and Lewis had gone their separate ways last week when she took to Twitter to announce that she was seeing the New Year in as a “single” lady.
She said: “‘Shout out to all the girls starting the new year with a break up. Yeah, ditto.”
The split no doubt came as a shock to fans as the now-former couple were spotted looking very loved up just four days earlier when they attended the gym together.
Marnie – who lives in Newcastle – was even thinking about buying a house in Essex so that she could be closer to Lewis on a daily basis and the English capital for work.
It seems she’s doing all she can to makeover her life at the moment as the 24-year-old reality TV star wants to get the tattoo she got done in 2015 as a tribute to her fiancé Ricky Rayment, whom she split from four months into their engagement, removed.
Taking to her Twitter account, she said of the ‘R’ and heart inking she got done for the former ‘TOWIE’ hunk: “I need somewhere good that does laser hair removal and tattoo removal in london or Newcastle ? Does anyone have any suggestions ? (sic)”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Coleen Nolan’s eldest son doesn’t think her marriage with his step-father will work out.
The ‘Loose Women’ panellist has just entered the ‘Celebrity Big Brother’ house as she’s hoping time away from her husband Ray Fensome will help repair their fragile romance, but her son Shane Jr. – her child with Shane Richie – isn’t convinced the distance will do either of them very good and may end up destroying their relationship for good if she starts sharing details about their love life on TV.
Speaking on the lunchtime show on Thursday (05.01.17), he said: “It’s never nice seeing a parent cry, especially my mum. She’s like my best friend, it’s heartbreaking. I’ve seen her cry no more than five times… I think she hates crying in front of her children. She’s never done it in all the break ups, and arguments with Ray. At the minute it [their marriage] doesn’t look great, does it.”
But Shane, 28, is hoping his mother can make amends with Ray, whom she married in 2007 and has 16-year-old daughter Ciara with, because he’s always been a “great friend and stepdad” to him.
He also thinks Ray may benefit from undergoing therapy – like his mum recently did on national television – because he’s so shy and tends to bottle things up until they become too much for him.
Although Shane can’t bear to see his mother argue with Ray, he’s determined to do all he can to support her and has recently changed his surname from Richie back to Nolan for her.
Coleen was reduced to tears on television on Wednesday (04.01.17) in the show ‘In Therapy’, whichh was filmed before she entered the famous abode, as she opened up about her marital woes.
Speaking on the Channel 5 show, she said: “I don’t want it to fail again.
“I really love him but I always feel like I’m having a go at him … That’s horrible.”
Hinting that her relationship with the musician is over, the 51-year-old former pop star said she would be able to “get over it” if they do go their separate ways because she wouldn’t want to be with someone if they weren’t “happy”.
Wiping her tears away, Coleen admitted: “I can’t bear the thought of someone staying with me if they’re not happy – [if he leaves] I’ll get over it. I’ve never really felt good enough for someone … I know doesn’t fancy me … Oh my God I’m crying, I hate crying.”
Coleen also has 24-year-old son Jake Roche with her first husband Shane.

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OHMYGOSSIP — ‘The Jump’s forthcoming series will be mostly pre-recorded.
Bosses of the winter sports show – which has been dubbed the most dangerous programme on television – have decided to reduce the amount of live segments this time around after seven celebrities were severely injured on camera last year.
A source told The Sun newspaper: “The celebrities flew out yesterday and will be filming for at least a month before the show starts. The producers don’t want to risk anything this year and pre-recording most stuff makes it a lot easier.
“There have been a few injuries on ­camera in the past — not just in training — so they want to avoid those situations. It also means the celebs won’t take bigger risks as the adrenaline won’t be ­pumping like it does on the live shows.”
Viewers demanded the show be pulled off screen last year after Olympic gymnast Beth Tweddle broke her back, swimmer Rebecca Adlington dislocated her shoulder and actress Tina Hobley fractured her arm while taking part in the competition last January.
The future of the series was up in the air for some time but producers were given the go-ahead late last year after a number of celebrities jumped at the chance to take part.
This year will see the likes of Spencer Matthews, Lydia Bright, Josie Gibson, Vogue Williams, Caprice, Mark Dolan, Louis Smith, Jade Jones, Kadeena Cox, Gareth Thomas, Jason Robinson and Emma Parker Bowles go head-to-head on the slopes.
And bosses have laid down some strict rules to ensure the stars get as much rest as possible so that the amount of injuries on ice are slashed altogether.
The insider explained: “In the past the contestants have lived in a villa or chalet but this year they are back in a hotel, so there is a big danger they could go overboard at the bar. Last year’s stars were up until all hours knocking back drinks.
“But producers have already given them stern instructions not too drink too much, as ­skiing while hungover can be ­dangerous, especially as they are competing.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Danny Dyer has promised to stop swearing.
The 39-year-old actor has revealed his New Year’s resolution is to clean out his potty mouth and refrain from using any foul language in conversation, and if he does let a curse word slip from his lips he will put money in a jar.
However, the ‘EastEnders’ star – who plays the role of Mick Carter in the soap – believes his plan is “b*******” and he won’t be able to stick to his promise.
Speaking to The Sun Online about his plans to change his bad habits and if he think it’ll last, the dark-haired hunk said: “I think it’s b******* to be honest.
“I’ve basically spunked all my f****** wages for this.”
And Danny, who is set to go head to head with ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ judge Craig Revel Horwood on the upcoming instalment of ‘Lip Sync Battle UK’, which is presented by musician Professor Green and Mel B, has claimed he was always destined to be “a rockstar” and has no doubts he will be crowned champion when the Channel 5 show returns on Sunday (08.01.17).
Speaking confidently about his appearance on the miming competition, he said: “I was born to do this — to be a rockstar.
“There’s no way in the world I will lose to Craig f*****g Revel Horwood.”
And the East London-born hard man has claimed the competition is already over for the 52-year-old choreographer and competitor.
Danny – who married wife Joanne Mas last year – continued: “Of course he’s my enemy tonight and he always will be.
“It’s over for the geezer.
“I’m sure as he gets onto the stage his a*** is going to open and flap.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — will.i.am has dubbed Gary Barlow’s ‘Let It Shine’ as the “opening act” for ‘The Voice UK’.
The 41-year-old rapper will appear as a judge on the ITV singing competition when it kicks off on Saturday (07.01.17), and has slammed the Take That singer’s rival competition – which airs on BBC and will overlap by approximately 30 minutes – as the lesser act in comparison to his show’s “headliners”.
He told The Sun newspaper: “[Gary’s] opening up for the headliners.
“He’s got to keep the people’s attention because they’re going to jump and come to us.
“Saturday night, the opening act, guess what, people leave that stage, they go to the main stage and go, ‘Oh s**t, ‘The Voice’ is on ITV’.”
The ratings war comes after ‘The Voice’ moved from it’s original home at the BBC to rival broadcaster ITV after the 2016 series.
BBC bosses filled the gap in it’s schedule with ‘Let It Shine’, which aims to find five singers who will form a Take That tribute act and will star in a musical in London’s West End.
And the news also comes after Gary, 45, said he would be “checking” the viewing figures for each show, but it isn’t his top priority.
He said: “That’s someone else’s job to think of that stuff. Everyone’s going to be talking about that, I’m aware of it.
“But I might be checking the day after.”
Meanwhile, the ‘Rule The World’ hitmaker recently slammed Simon Cowell, who embarks on yearly searches for talent on ‘The X Factor’, for handing out recording contracts that don’t necessarily bring success.
Gary said: “This is for a job, it is not someone waving a contract. The record business is very hard now I can’t even predict what is going to be successful or not.
“But with this I was able to sit there and say the reason you are here today is a job. We are going to give you an opportunity to play around the UK eight shows a week. By the end of the year I hope these will be the start of careers of years to come.”
‘Let It Shine’ starts on BBC One at 7pm on Saturday (07.01.17), whilst ‘The Voice UK’ starts an hour later at 8pm on ITV.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Sir Tony Robinson wants to Dustin Hoffman take over the role of Baldrick in a remake of ‘Blackadder’.
The 70-year-old actor portrayed Edmund Blackadder’s hapless dogsbody in four series of the iconic sitcom each set in different periods of Britain’s history.
There has been much discussion about the show – which starred Rowan Atkinson in the titular role – returning for another series but now Tony has come up with a particularly cunning plan if the programme was ever completely rebooted, which is to replace him with the Oscar winner and star of such films as ‘The Graduate’ and ‘Rain Man’.
In an interview in the latest issue of mature men’s lifestyle magazine CalibreQuarterly.com, Tony said: “If anyone else were to play Baldrick, I would choose Dustin Hoffman. I’ve just always thought that, as a performer, [Hoffman] was a kindred spirit. Right from ‘The Graduate’ onwards, I just know why he’s made the acting choices he has. I can’t explain it , but when I see what you’re doing Dustin, I just get it.”
Despite the clamour for more ‘Blackadder’ from fans, Tony doesn’t believe there will be a reboot or a reunion of the main cast, which included Stephen Fry, Hugh Laurie, Miranda Richardson and Tim McInnerny, and the writing team of Richard Curtis and Ben Elton because not enough of the original team want to make more.
Tony also admits the big fear is that they would make more episodes only for the laughs to dry up because it has been almost 28 years since ‘Blackadder Goes Forth’ – which was set in the trenches of World War I – aired in 1989.
The ‘Time Team’ presenter said: “I don’t think it will it will happen because there isn’t sufficient will amongst the majority of people associated with ‘Blackadder’. I suspect that Rowan is quite agnostic about it. And Ben is probably the one who’d most like to do another one. You look at somebody like Richard and he has got so many projects on. Tim has always said the problem with doing any more Blackadders is that even if we made it the best series in the world people have moved on. They would watch it wanting it to be imbued with the emotions they had when they watched ‘Blackadder Goes Forth’, and there’s no way we could deliver that.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — ‘Fawlty Towers’ has been named the best British sitcom of all time by UK comedians.
The Gold TV Comedy Audit polled over 100 professional comedians, including David Baddiel, Jenny Eclair, Zoe Lyons, Reece Shearsmith, Alexei Sayle and James Acaster, to give their favourite comedy shows, one-liners, scenes, characters and actors.
The study was commissioned to celebrate the launch of the first full series of ‘We Have Been Watching on Gold’, which starts on Wednesday night (04.01.17) at 8pm and to kick-off the 25th anniversary year for Gold.
The series sees some of Britain’s best-loved comedians and comic actors, such as Ricky Tomlinson, Ralf Little, Sally Phillips, Sarah Hadland, Russell Tovey, Sarah Solemani, Meera Syal, James Acaster, David Baddiel and Larry Lamb, watch classic comedy episodes both old and new and then giving their opinions and views.
John Cleese and Connie Booth’s 1970s show – which ran for just 12 episodes – about cynical and snobbish hotelier Basil Fawlty and the mishaps that occur at his Torquay-based establishment easily came out on top with 32 per cent of the total vote.
In second place was ‘I’m Alan Partridge’ with 26 per cent, then ‘Blackadder’ with 21 per cent of votes was third with ‘The Office’ and ‘Father Ted’ rounding off the top five.
Surprisingly perennial favourite ‘Only Fools and Horses’ – starring David Jason as wheeler dealer Derek ‘Del Boy’ Trotter – only finished in seventh spot.
Favourite British Sitcom full list:
1. ‘Fawlty Towers – 32 per cent
2. ‘I’m Alan Partridge’ – 26 per cent
3. ‘Blackadder’ – 21 per cent
4. ‘The Office’ – 18 per cent
5. ‘Father Ted’ – 16 per cent
6. ‘Peep Show’ – 12 per cent
7. ‘Only Fools and Horses’ – 9 per cent
8. ‘The Thick of It’ – 8 per cent
9. ‘Absolutely Fabulous’ – 8 per cent
10. ‘Porridge’ – 7 per cent

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