OHMYGOSSIP — Rylan Clark has insisted the “tide is turning” for two-faced TV stars.
The 34-year-old presenter – who appears on BBC Radio 2 and sometimes appears on ‘This Morning’ – didn’t give any names but said viewers can “see through” anyone they perceive to be fake.
Speaking to Waitrose and Partners Weekend magazine, he said: “People can see through it all now.
“People can see who are the real ones and can very much see who isn’t.”
He noted he has always tried to be nice to people during time on television, which he claims is “starting to pay off”.
He added: “I’ve been in this industry for nearly 11 years, and all I’ve ever been is nice and polite to people.
“And that’s starting to pay off for me now, because there are people in this industry who aren’t like that.
“They think they’re something special. And the walls are starting to fall.”
Rylan recently admitted he will be on his “best behaviour” for the Eurovision Song Contest – which is currently taking place in Liverpool leading to this weekend’s grand final – after previously enjoying flirting with the locals last year in Italy.
Admitting that there’s more chance of him being recognised in Liverpool, he told the Daily Star Sunday newspaper: “I can’t go s******* it about – I’ve got to be on my best behaviour. I’ll be pining for the nights out I usually have. But I’ll still go out.”
He pulled out of covering the annual competition for the BBC in 2021 because he was so devastated after his split from Dan Neal.
However, flying out to Italy in 2022 was exactly what he needed to feel back to himself again.
He added: “Last year I needed to get away from the UK and the Eurovision bubble was perfect for that.
“It was what I needed on a personal level. Being there was a full circle moment for me. It was like, ‘I’m back, I’m ready to go’.
“That’s why Eurovision is so important to me. If you cut me open, it’s there.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Stephen Tompkinson has denied punching a drunk man outside his home.
The 57-year-old actor – who starred in ITV drama ‘DCI Banks’ from 2010 to 2016 – has been accused of inflicting grievous bodily harm on Karl Poole, 48, in May, 2021.
He told Newcastle Crown Court: “It would have been career suicide to do something as outrageous as an assault.”
He also added: “There is no evidence of a punch.”
Tompkinson has been accused of punching Mr Poole in an altercation with the man and his friend Andrew Hall – who were both “falling about drunk” – outside the actor’s home at 5.30am on May 30.
He previously told officers he took a bottle of Jagermeister from them and wanted them to be “moved on” because they were causing a disturbance outside his home.
This week, he told the court that Mr Hall told him he was a “f****** social worker”.
He continued: “He was a social worker guilty of anti-social behaviour. It was pure self-indulgence from them, both grown-up men who should have been behaving better.”
Mr Poole fell and hit his head, causing “traumatic brain injuries”, and last week neighbour Caroline Davidson gave evidence that Tompkinson hit the man with a “slap, then a punch”.
The actor has now said: “I did not apply any excessive force that would have caused any sober person to fall over.
“There was no left punch from me, nor were there any corresponding injuries on Karl’s face.
“There is no evidence of a punch because one never took place. His head injury had nothing to do with me. I am not responsible for Karl’s double skull fracture.”
When he was questioned by police, Tompkinson had claimed he put his hand on Mr Hall’s right cheek “just to halt him”, and pushed Mr Poole away with his right hand.
He claimed a bruise on his left hand was the result of “putting a fitness bag together” a few days earlier.
Tompkinson – who noted he is “not working at the moment” – told the court that he has missed out on parts while waiting two years for the case to come to court.
He added that is late father told him his role in 1990s drama ‘Ballykissangel’ meant he had been “invited into the living rooms” of fans across the country.
He said: “Any member of the public is potentially a member of your audience, you have to show respect at all times. I have always tried to do that.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Rihanna had “to use a really gross communal toilet” at BBC Radio 1.
Nick Grimshaw and Scott Mills – who used to both work at the youth-centric station – revealed the ‘Umbrella’ hitmaker would most definitely have had to powder her nose in “minging” facilities as a guest on one of the programmes.
Nick, 38, said on his podcast ‘Dish’ that he co-hosts with celebrity chef Angela Hartnett: “Rihanna would’ve had to use this horrible minging bog. It was just quite funny like a pop star in a pop star outfit, having to use a really gross communal toilet.”
Scott – who appeared as a guest on the show – also gave insight into other weird aspects of their former workplace, claiming it was falling apart and actually shared studios with adult channel Babestation.
The 50-year-old presenter added: “The door handle would come off. You would have to get out through a window, which would then lead you on to like a New York stairwell outside, where they also did Babestation – sometimes they’d be out on the staircase.”
According to the pair, the bosses “inexplicably had a cage around them” and Nick had to guide Britney Spears around the strange area while Scott spilled that he once found the ‘Womanizer’ pop princess have a nap in the smoking room.
Meanwhile, Scott admitted that when he left BBC Radio 1 for his new show on BBC Radio 2 last August, the tributes made him feel like he was “dead”.
He said: “They put a picture of me in black and white with ‘1998-2022’. I’m not dead.”
He insisted his new slot is a great fit because he doesn’t have to label his favourite songs as a “guilty pleasure”.

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OHMYGOSSIP — David Walliams would love to work with John Cleese on ‘Fawlty Towers’.
The ex ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ judge is keen to get cast in the reboot of the much-loved ’70s sitcom about the hilarious trials and tribulations of a hapless hotelier on the Devon coast, and he insisted the ‘Monty Python’ icon “can do no wrong”.
The Sun newspaper’s Bizarre TV column quotes the 51-year-old funnyman as saying: “To my mind the man can do no wrong, so if he wants to revive Basil Fawlty, then let him do it, and I would work with him in a heartbeat.”
David admitted that if he made ‘Little Britain’ – the sketch show he co-created with Matt Lucas, 49 – nowadays it would have to be done “differently”, but he still adores shows and films that are more edgy with their humour.
He said: “You could do Little Britain now, but you could do it differently. My son’s into a lot of comedy films like ‘Anchorman’, ‘Borat’, ‘Austin Powers’. God, I love these, I laugh my head off at all of them.
“I look at all those things. I’m not sure you could do them, but you’d get criticism for it.”
The news of the ‘Fawlty Towers’ revival was confirmed back in February with John working in collaboration with his daughter Camilla Cleese, Rob Reiner and his Castle Rock production company.
The series – which follows the original 12 episodes that first aired between 1975 and 1979 – will “explore how Cleese’s over-the-top, cynical and misanthropic Basil Fawlty navigates the modern world”.
John – who has railed against the so-called “cancel culture” ruling the BBC and signed on be a presenter at GB News – previously explained how the idea came together.
He said: “My daughter and I have been writing together for 16 years – which people don’t know – and she met a guy and they chatted briefly and we were all in Las Vegas together because I was doing a show with her and we had dinner and we suddenly realised that if we do a sequel, first of all it’s interesting.
“Secondly, it doesn’t rely upon Manuel – dear Andy Sachs who’s not with us anymore, and Prue Scales who has difficulty remembering stuff – and certainly almost everyone else is dead.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Kellie Bright admits Linda Carter’s friendship with Sharon Watts is at risk.
The ‘EastEnders’ actress – who plays Kellie on the BBC show – has teased the impact of her soap alter ego’s decision to sell the Queen Vic behind the back of Letitia Dean’s character, choosing to instead turn to mum Elaine Peacock (Harriet Thorpe) for help with the deal.
With Sharon poised to discover Linda’s betrayal, Kellie said: “The problem is that Elaine turned up unannounced and walked into the middle of Linda trying to make peace with Sharon, which made the whole situation 10 times worse.
“The problem is that Elaine turned up unannounced and walked into the middle of Linda trying to make peace with Sharon, which made the whole situation ten times worse.”
It means Linda and Sharon will be at odds amid the fallout, while Kellie admitted her character has her reasons for turning to her own flesh and blood.
She added: “You can fall out with your mum, but you know she will forgive you a lot, and you’ll forgive her.
“Also, Linda has lived and worked with her mum for years previous to this, so she knows what Elaine is like and that she’ll have to let certain things go.”
Meanwhile, both Sharon and Linda are involved in the BBC soap’s upcoming flash forward sequence confirming a dramatic death is on the way this Christmas.
Back in February, the female-led episode featured scenes looking ahead to the future as Linda walked into the Vic to find a dead body on the ground.
Sharon – sporting a wedding dress – went to check the mystery person’s pulse only to confirm their death, while Suki Panesar (Balvinder Sopal) and Kathy Beale (Gillian Taylforth) were seen staring in horror and Stacey Slater (Lacey Turner) literally had blood on her hands while Denise Fox (Diane Parish) was seen holding a broken bottle.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Carol Vorderman once “told a nun to f*** off”.
The 62-year-old star admitted she was “naughty” at school and by her mid-teens she was already going out clubbing in Manchester.
Speaking on ITV’s ‘I’m A Celebrity… South Africa’, she told campmates Myleene Klass: “Never did my homework. Seriously! Half an hour at the back of the bus, it was all too easy.
“I was always being told off. I told a nun to f*** off once, she was horrible. I was a naughty girl.
“I was in nightclubs in Manchester at 15 with the bad boys. Loved it.”
Meanwhile, she and Myleene have also chatted about their appearances, and the decision to ditch their bathroom scales.
The former ‘Countdown’ star insisted: “I only go on dress size.”
She admitted she threw her scales out “in 1999”, adding: “I’ve not known [my weight] this century.”
Myleene revealed: “The second I had daughters, I threw out the scales. No way, I’m not going to have them ruled by numbers. Those numbers.”
She also argued that it’s not right to put a focus on children’s weight as a way to measure their “value”.
She said: “Why would you let your children measure themselves, their value, their contribution by numbers on a scale? I was like, ‘No, get rid, I don’t want it in the house.’ ”
Myleene – who has daughters Ava, 15, and Hero, 12, with ex-husband Graham Quinn and three-year-old son Apollo with fiance Simon Motson – insisted “body positivity is so important”.
She added: “I want my girls to be empowered by what their abilities are and what they have to say for themselves and how they think.
“I want that to be celebrated, not skin and glands and fat. We all have it.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Beverley Callard is taking on a new role in helping her fans tackle mental health issues.
The ex ‘Coronation Street’ star has teamed up with a mental health professional to provide mental health advice to social media followers as she knows how “important” it is to discuss internal struggles.
The 66-year-old actress said via an online question and answering session with fans on Instagram: “As I mentioned last week, I wanted to introduce you to Sharon.
“We’d love to answer any questions you have on mental health – some have been sent in already but we’d love to hear from you.
“It’s so so so important to keep talking, we are here.”
Beverly has admitted she suffers from “very low esteem” despite being in the limelight a lot.
She said: “People don’t believe this because I’m an actress, but I have very low self-esteem. I can’t watch myself and it’s not false modesty. I have to build myself up to red-carpet dos and things like that, which I loathe.”
The former ‘I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!’ star spilled how “busy” she and her husband Jon McEwan have been with relocating their lives to Norfolk.
Beverley explained: “You might have thought that I’ve been quiet (or maybe not!), but we have been very busy moving to Norfolk.
“We are absolutely loving our new home, and we wake up to this gorgeous view every day.”
The Corrie legend previously reflected on how much she “loved playing” the Rovers Return landlady Liz McDonald on and off since the 80s but confessed her “time is done” on the cobbles.
Beverley said: “Oh, I loved playing her. But the cast is so big now and the scenes much shorter. I loved the days where the busier you were, the better it was, even though you were knackered because you made so many episodes every week.
“I knew Liz inside out and back to front, and I just wanted the challenge of playing something completely different. I will not go back.
“I feel as though my world has opened up. I’ve not fallen out of love with it but my time there is done.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Sam Thompson wants to “really study” ‘Love Island’ Maya Jama.
The 30-year-old star admitted he is keen to mirror the career of the 28-year-old television presenter so he loves getting to see her work at “a close angle” as he enthused about the return of the ITV2 dating competition reality show this summer, which will see him getting to front the ‘Love Island: The Morning After’ post with his “partner in crime” and former Islander Indiyah Polack.
The 30-year-old reality television personality told RadioTimes.com: “I cannot wait! Summer’s coming! That’s all I think that I can think about. I just can’t wait, if we get invited back. I can’t wait to see Indiyah again and just vibe with her because she’s just like my partner in crime.
“And just be able to watch Maya Jama do her work every Sunday on ‘Aftersun’ because I want to do what she wants to do. Well what she does.
“So being able to look and watch from such a close angle just across the table from her and really study her – not in a creepy way – but it’s really amazing!”
He would also love to see the return of 2017 contestant Chris Hughes, 30, and he praised producers managing to get Adam Collard, 27, back in the villa despite the star’s history with Sam’s partner Zara McDermott, 26, on the show.
He said: “I thought Adam Collard was a brilliant f****** bring back. It was the icing on the cake. Although he let me down a little bit because I wanted him to be a little bit more Adam Collardy!
“Who would I bring back? Someone who was just magical! It’d be really fun to bring back like a Chris Hughes. I think that would be awesome!”

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