OHMYGOSSIP — Vicky McClure “doesn’t know how to respond” to her own success.
The 40-year-old actress appeared in a number of guest roles on British television before she got her big break starring as Detective Inspector Kate Fleming in the BBC series ‘Line of Duty’ and while she doesn’t take anything “for granted”, she still finds it “weird” to be in the public eye.
She told The Observer: “When people are kind about my work, I never know how to respond properly. I don’t take it for granted. But being in the public eye is weird. A part of me is still very confused by it.”
Meanwhile, the ‘This Is England actress has been in a relationship with actor and producer Jonny Owen for a number of years and explained that they both spend significant time apart so they can pursue their dreams but noted that she has never felt the need to leave her hometown in Nottingham for London because that is where is is at her happiest.
She added: “Laughter, honesty and letting each other fly. That’s what you need in a relationship. I’m away all the time. My partner [actor and producer Jonny Owen] is, too. Weeks go by and we don’t see each other. But I want him to pursue his dreams and he wants me to achieve mine. I couldn’t love him more for it. London has given me an awful lot, but it’s not the be-all and end-all. There’s life across the country. Leaving Nottingham never felt like an option for me – I love the stability and familiarity, the people. I can catch my breath here. I know what’s what. I’m happiest on the sofa, slobbing with Jonny.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Kate Silverton” understands the heartache” of women struggling to conceive.
The former BBC newsreader has in recent years paused her career in television to become a counsellor and admitted that she can relate to the women who speak to her about fertility issues because she herself went through several failed rounds of IVF before having 11-year-old Clemency and eight-year-old Wilbur with husband Mike Heron and urged fans to “take care” of themselves amid the trauma of not being able to have a child.
She told The Sunday People’s Love Sunday magazine: “Take care of you. Because the process of IVF takes its toll physically as well as mentally. I got to the point where I accepted that we weren’t going to be able to have children, so we went the full journey. I understand the heartache, I really do. Another important thing in these circumstances is being able to grieve if things don’t go according to plan. We have to learn how to grieve, because all that stress has to come out somehow. I’ve counselled lots of women who phoned to tell me they’d had a miscarriage, and I’d tell them, ‘You’ve got to grieve. You can’t just do what comes naturally and say that you’re fine, because you’re not. “I know I definitely did that, but I tell these women that I want to see snot and tears, because getting those things out clears the way for the next stage.”
The former ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ star went on to advise that any woman in the early stages of IVF should seek a reason as to why she is struggling to conceive and recalled that she did “a lot of therapy” which ultimately helped her get pregnant.
She added: “My advice for someone going through the early stages of IVF is, first and foremost, find out if there’s a reason behind the infertility.
“I did a lot of therapy, and I’m convinced that’s what helped me to conceive. Nutrition and sleep were also key. And you need to look at your wider environment and try not to see yourself as being on the back foot. Take control of your circumstances. Throw yourself into it and keep yourself open.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Jeremy Clarkson has defended Phillip Schofield.
The 61-year-old star stepped down from his role as host on ‘This Morning’ last week in the months after he and Holly Willoughby had been accused of jumping the queue to visit Queen Elizabeth lying in state and shortly after quitting admitted that he had had an “unwise but not illegal” extramarital affair with a much younger male colleague and now former ‘Top Gear’ host Jeremy, 63, has blasted the whole scandal as a “witch-hunt.”
Writing in his Sunday Times column, he said: “Phil is no longer the genial host of some morning-time televisual cappuccino froth. According to the people’s court of social media, he’s like his brother, a nonce. Actually, he’s worse than that: he’s a queue-jumping nonce. And we don’t want to see his disgusting face ever again.
“I’ve never seen a witch-hunt like it, and what baffles me most of all is that, as things stand, no crime has been committed. I don’t know him at all well and have no skin in the game, but it seems to me he is only guilty of being what he said he was: gay.”
Phils fellow former ‘This Morning’ host Eamonn Holmes’ claimed that when Phillip came out as gay on the ITV sofa in February 2020, the whole exercise had been a “cover up” for the affair but the ‘Clarkson’s Farm’ star “seriously doubts” that was the case because CEO Dame Carolyn McCall has “got more to worry about” at the broadcasting network.
He said: “I seriously doubt that. [Carolyn McCall] has got the share price to worry about, and the launch of the new ITVX service, and she’s also engaged in an apparent one-woman quest to rid the screen of all middle-aged men: Morgan, Kyle, etc.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Maya Jama once went on a date without realising she needed to clean her nose.
The 28-year-old TV star is preparing to host the next series of hit ITV reality dating show and ahead of the launch on June 5, revealed that
Asked about her worst dating experience, she told The Sun newspaper’s TV Biz Column: “When you go to the bathroom and you’ve a massive bogey and they’ve been smiling in your face the whole time. That happened!”
Meanwhile, the former ‘Celebrity Juice’ star went on to add that she agrees with the show’s new rules that will see the cast have to temporarily deactivate all of their social media platforms whilst they are looking for love in the Mallorcan villa so they can enjoy the “balance” of being away from it.
She added: “I often take a break from social media myself. It’s nice to just actually connect to the real world a bit.” But at the same time I have a laugh on social media and I enjoy it. I feel like if I was in school now, I’d be heavily on it, whereas I got the experience of not having it and having it, so I find a bit of a nice balance with that.”
Away from ‘Love Island’, Maya explained that she has recently got into the power of healing crystals and places them by her bed so she can utilise the “good energy” they are supposed to give off.
She said: “I’ve been gifted some crystals for my birthday before, and I put them next to my bed. I know they’re supposed to be for good energy.”
‘Love Island’ will air from 9pm on 5 June on ITV2 and ITVX.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Viggo Venn has won ‘Britain’s Got Talent’.
The Norwegian comic has scooped a £250,000 prize, as well as the chance to perform at the Royal Variety Performance after taking this year’s crown ahead of second placed dancer Lilliana Clifton, 13, and 14-year-old magician Cillian O’Connor in third.
The 33-year-old comedian not only donned his now-iconic hi-vis vest but forced head judge Simon Cowell into wearing a matching one as rose petals were thrown over the pair
Judge Alesha Dixon told him: “You’ve captivated the nation, they love you.”
Bruno Tonioli added: “I think your physical comedy is world-class, you have created one of the most memorable characters since Mr Bean.”
And Simon was full of praise for the funnyman, telling him: “At least you didn’t make me look stupid tonight. I have never ever met an act like you in my life, I will admit it, I really really love you now.”
Viggo called back to his original audition at the end of his performance, stripping off his jacket to Daft Punk’s ‘One More Time’ to reveal another hi-vis vest.
And when asked why he has so many of the jackets, he told co-host Declan Donnelly: “I wear so many high-vis because it’s really cold in Norway.”
Before the show aired, Simon explained how he hoped the programme would help the contestants build better lives for themselves.
He said: “I think you’ve got two things, you want to make a show which people hopefully will enjoy watching. And secondly, you want to give whoever it is that opportunity, hopefully, for things to get better in their lives after they’ve auditioned. I think where things have changed a lot from where we first started is it always used to be about the end prize.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Dani Dyer named one of her twins after a vampire.
The ‘Love Island’ winner, 26, gave birth to twin daughters last month with her footballer boyfriend Jarrod Bowen and the couple named them Summer and Star – and Dani has now revealed West Ham star Jarrod chose the name Summer and she picked Star after seeing an onscreen bloodsucker with the name in Kiefer Sutherland’s 1987 film ‘The Lost Boys’.
In a question-and-answer session with fans on Instagram, Dani was asked how they came up with the girls’ names and she explained: “I’ve always loved the name Star since I was a little girl and watched the film ‘The Lost Boys’ and the vampire was called Star.
“Jarrod always liked the name Summer so it was an easy decision!”
Dani also revealed she had a back-up name in case she changed her mind, adding: “I loved the name Luna as well.”
The telly star – whose dad is ‘EastEnders’ actor Danny Dyer – is also mum to a son named Santi from a previous relationship. She welcomed her twins on May 22 and she shared a sweet update after the family’s first week together.
In a post on Instagram, she wrote: “Our first week together and enjoying every moment of the newborn bubble. t’s been amazing watching Santi be a big brother he has melted my heart in ways I couldn’t imagine and he just feels like such a big boy all of a sudden.
“My heart feels so so full and so excited for our journey together as a family of 5.”
Dani later admitted she has been able to tell the difference between her twins, but she doesn’t yet know if they are going to be identical twins or not.
She wrote: “I can really see the difference between the girls. I thought I wouldn’t be able to but maybe they won’t be identical. I think where Star is smaller it makes it easier but I like to think Summer looks more like Jarrod.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ professional Neil Jones and ‘Love Island’ star Chyna Mills have revealed they are having a baby girl.
The couple – who started dating after the dancer slid into the reality star’s DMs and got engaged in April – were joined by his fellow ‘Strictly Come Dancing: The Professionals’ tour stars as they held a gender reveal.
Dancers – including Dianne Buswell, Gorka Marquez, Vito Coppola, Carlo Gu, Karen Hauer, Nikita Kuzmin, Luba Mushtuk, Nancy Xu and Jowita Przystal – all witnessed the moment they sliced into a cake to reveal a pink sponge.
They all cheered: “It’s a girl!”
Speaking to HELLO! magazine about the moment they found out the sex of the unborn tot with his ‘Strictly’ gang, Neil, 41, said: “They were as thrilled as us.
“They’d been trying to guess if we were expecting a girl or a boy, and for the HELLO! photoshoot the girls wore pink or blue eyeshadow, depending on what they thought. Dianne was like, ‘Your daughter will have so many (Strictly) aunties now!’ Chyna and I are so happy and I can’t wait to be a dad.”
Chyna, 24, says she had an inkling she was having a girl because of her intense morning sickness and the fact her mother had it bad with each of her pregnancies with her girls.
She said: “I had horrendous morning sickness, which my mum – who’s had four girls – tells me is a sign. My cravings have been for sweet food, too. Krispy Kreme donuts are my downfall.”
Neil believes their daughter will be a model like his mum because of her long legs, while Chyna is tipping her little girl to be a dancer like daddy.
He said: “During a scan the nurse tried to get the baby to turn.
“When she wouldn’t, the nurse joked, ‘This one’s quite stubborn,’ and I thought, ‘That’s like Chyna.’ The baby even lies with her arms above her head and with her legs crossed – just like her mum. Her legs are really long, so she could be a model, too.”
Chyna added: “I think she’s going to be a dancer, like her dad.
“Whenever we play music or I watch Neil perform, she moves as if she’s trying to dance. I feel she and I know everything about each other, and I talk to her all the time.”
The couple have around 17 weeks until they meet the little one.
Neil admitted: “My outlook on life has changed. It’s not just about me anymore – I need to take care of two people.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Cheryl is reportedly thinking about doing a documentary to mark her 40th birthday.
The Girls Aloud singer wants to film a retrospective of her life as she gets ready to hit the milestone age on 30 June – 20 years after she competed and won on the ITV talent competition ‘Pop Stars: The Rivals’ alongside her bandmates Nadine Coyle, Kimberley Walsh, Nicola Roberts and the late Sarah Harding – looking back her pop days a telly career on shows such as ‘The X Factor’ and her recent turn on the West End stage in the play ‘2:22: A Ghost Story’.
A source told The Sun’s Bizarre TV column: “As she approaches a landmark birthday, Cheryl’s been taking a look back at her life and thinking about capturing her thoughts on film.
“There’s been a long line of other stars who’ve done the same, relishing the rare chance to give their side of the story in their own words.
“But Cheryl will only go ahead if she’s completely comfortable with what approach they’ll take and her level of input.
“It’s too soon to say which broadcaster would most likely air the show, but with competition between terrestrial channels and streamers stronger than ever it would likely spark a bidding battle.”
Cheryl’s One Direction star ex Liam Payne, 29, who has six-year-old son Bear with the singer, is also said to be producing a similar project after he appeared at the premiere of his former bandmate Louis Tomlinson’s ‘All Those Voices’ film in March.
In April, a source told The Sun: “Liam has debated the idea of doing a film for a while and has been self-documenting his career ever since his One Direction days.
“Going to Louis’ premiere in March really solidified the plan in his head.
“Last week he quietly held a few meetings with production companies in London about the project to see what they could do.
“It’s very early days but the thinking is that it will end up on a streaming service like Prime Video or Netflix.
“Liam is really proud of what he has achieved but obviously, because of his background with 1D, the boys are constantly compared to one another.
“A lot of it he is able to shrug off but sometimes things can hurt. He’s not one to mope around and hold a pity party by any means but.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Davina McCall is “sad” about contraception choices in Britain.
The ex ‘Big Brother’ host, 55, is fronting a new Channel 4 documentary calling for a “revolution” in birth control 60 years after the invention of the pill, which prompted a sexual revolution but has side effects like blood clots, mood swings and increased chance of stroke.
She told the Daily Mirror about her new show ‘Davina McCall’s Pill Revolution’, which will air on Thursday (08.06.23) at 9pm: “Making this film has left me feeling quite sad that we are still struggling 60 years after the pill was invented.
“It makes me kind of angry too, because we deserve better. Better research. Better knowledge. Better quality of care. More funding. And why should we compromise our quality of life to prevent pregnancy?
“This is a conversation we have to have! So let’s start the contraception revolution, right now.”
Davina – who has children Holly, 21, Tilly, 19, and Chester, 16, with her 54-year-old ex Matthew Robertson – revealed how her two girls had completely different experiences with the pill.
She said: “Both my daughters took the pill, and one got on fine with it.
“But my younger one had a terrible time with her mental health and has often wondered whether her Pill contributed to that.”
Davina added to the Times newspaper about her views on contraception: “Sadly, there is so little research done into women’s health, and it means that we’re scrabbling around for science-based evidence to do with contraception.”
The former ‘Streetmate’ presenter, who will be seen changing her coil on camera on her new show, added a brief bit of “discomfort” is worth it compared to the annoyance of a tablet.
Davina said: “I’m not saying the hormonal coil is the holy grail and it won’t be right for everyone.
“But for me, 10 minutes of discomfort is a small price to pay for five years of no periods and the convenience of not having to remember to take something every day.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Plans for a third instalment of the BBC’s ‘Life on Mars’ have been ditched.
The original show and its ‘Ashes to Ashes’ sequel were huge hits for the broadcaster when it first started in 2006, and creators Matthew Graham and Ashley Pharoah announced details of a follow up titled ‘Lazarus’ in 2020.
But Matthew tweeted about it not going ahead: “Some sad news folks. After many months of planning, we will now not be making ‘Lazarus’. I can’t go into details but the hurdles were financial not creative.
“Naturally all who were involved are sick as a jungle full of parrots. Not least myself and Ashley Pharoah.
“It was a cracking concept – pertinent to our times. It had a whole new round of things to say about the relationship between the public and the police.
“And it was bloody funny too. But that as they say is showbiz baby.
“Forgive us if we don’t take questions on the decision or on what happens next for Gene, Sam and the gang.
“But we wanted to let those who were interested know so that you could instead raise a pint of tan n bitter to the Guv.”
Ashley also told fans: “Really disappointing news but we gave it a proper crack. We’re still thinking of a way to either share the script with you or bring it out in another form. Until then… pub?”
It’s understood ‘Lazarus’ would have seen characters from both previous shows come together.
‘Life on Mars’ followed Manchester police officer Sam Tyler, played by John Simm, after he was transported from 2006 to the 1970s, while ‘Ashes to Ashes’ featured his superior Gene Hunt, portrayed by Philip Glenister, in a 1980s setting.

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