OHMYGOSSIP — Fred Sirieix says the next season of ‘Gordon, Gino and Fred: Road Trip’ is “ready to go”.
The ‘First Dates’ barman teased that the hit ITV travel show he does with celebrity chefs Gordon Ramsay, 56, and Gino D’Acampo, 46, will see the trio visit Spain for a few episodes and will air soon.
The 51-year-old television personality told RadioTimes.com: “I think you will see us maybe in March or April. We’ve got a couple of episodes where we went to Spain last year, so I think you can see it there, but I don’t know [exactly] when it’s going to show.
“ITV is going to decide that and let us know when they want to show it, but it’s already there. It’s ready to go!”
Fred admitted that they were struggling to agree on “where” they ought to go on their travels but the real problem was finding a time they were all free with their other TV work commitments making it hard for them to find time to film the show.
He said: “Well, we kind of decided where we want to go although it’s not set in stone and not 100 per cent.
“What we have a problem with is dates because we can’t seem to agree on dates. So as soon as we’ve agreed the dates (that’s the hardest thing) then we can agree on the location. And it seems like it would be easy.
“We’ve got three very clear options that we’ve been talking about. Now we’ve got to make the dates work.”
In the summer, the ‘Million Pound Menu’ star gushed about the all the potential “destinations” he’d love to take Gordon and Gino.
Fred said: “There are so many destinations. I’d love to go to the I’d love to take them to Jamaica because I go there a lot and I think I’m an expert on the island.
“I’d love to go to Thailand. I’ve never ever been to Thailand. I’d love to do that – Southeast Asia, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos. That is something I’d love to do. There are so many destinations. I’ve never been to Kathmandu, for example, and I’d love to do that as well.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Amber Gill “is really smitten with” her Arsenal footballer girlfriend Jennifer Beattie.
The former ‘Love Island’ winner, 25, is said to be “happier than ever” with the Scottish goal scorer, 31, after they were spotted kissing at Selhurst Park after the Gooners trounced Chelsea FC in the FA Women’s Continental Tyres League Cup final earlier this month.
An insider close to the pair told OK! magazine: “Things are still fairly new but Amber is really smitten with Jen. Jen asked her out after speaking online and they hit it off straight away on their first date. It’s gone from strength to strength ever since. They both have a lot of fun together and Amber is happier than ever.”
Amber practically made their relationship Instagram official as she posted snaps of a recent romantic getaway to Paris, but blocked out Jen’s face as she wants to maintain a “low-key and private” approach.
They continued: “Things are going really well and Amber wants to keep it that way. She doesn’t like sharing every detail as it’s something nice to keep to herself. While she’s posted the odd thing here and there, she’s kept it low-key and private. She will share more when she’s ready.”
The ex ‘Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins’ star previously admitted she was “really happy” in her love life but kept tight-lipped about who she had been seing.
Amber said: “I’m really happy and that’s all you need to know.”
Last summer, the reality television personality – who was victorious on the 2019 edition of the ITV2 reality show with rugby player Greg O’Shea – confessed she “couldn’t be with a man again” and “switching teams was the best decision I’ve ever made in my life.”
Amber tweeted: “Watching men makes me feel ill. I couldn’t put myself through it again.”
Later she explained: “I’m not like 100 per cent over guys. I was annoyed at the time with guys when I said all that [on Twitter] but yes, I have dated girls, In the past and recently as well, It’s great.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Channel 4 has announced a ‘Junior Taskmaster’ spin-off as well as six new seasons of the main show.
The game show – which sees comedians compete in a range of weird and wonderful tasks to earn the approval of Greg Davies, flanked by his on-screen assistant Alex Horne – will branch out with a children-focused run featuring young people aged 9 to 11.
The show’s creator Alex said: “I’ve watched many, many comedians flounder when given simple instructions over the past few years and I fully expect the competitors in ‘Junior Taskmaster’ to be both more competent and just as funny.”
While Greg will be appearing as the titular Taskmaster for the spin-off, he won’t be joined by his usual co-star.
Alex explained: “For that series, I will be handing over my assistant’s clipboard to someone equally as efficient and persistent as myself because I have a lot more admin to do with six further handfuls of supposedly talented adults.
“I live for bureaucracy so this is all excellent news.”
Meanwhile, former schoolteacher Greg commented: “My long-term contempt for young people is a matter of record but other people here at Taskmaster HQ seem convinced that they have merit.
“I am thrilled that two new team members are putting this questionable hypothesis to the test and will take on the challenge of corralling and assessing them on television.
“I will be watching closely to ensure standards are met.”
And he’s excited for the prospect of six new seasons of the main show, which was most recently won by Dara O Briain, while Sir Mo Farah triumphed in the New Year Treat special.
The upcoming 15th series will featured Frankie Boyle, Ivo Graham, Jenny Eclair, Kiell Smith-Bynoe and Mae Martin.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Motsi Mabuse struggles to understand Northern accents.
The 41-year-old star was born in South Africa and is fluent in five languages but has to ask her fellow ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ judge Craig Revel Horwood to “translate” for her whenever she is dealing with a celebrity on the Latin and ballroom show who hails from the North of England.
Speaking on the ‘Off the Menu’ podcast, she said: “On ‘Strictly’, I really struggle with people that come from the North. “I’m like: ‘Can you please translate?’ It’s so strong, and I just don’t understand. It starts with ‘hello’ and then it’s over. Like, what? But there have been quite a few from the North, and I’m always asking Craig. I’m just trying to understand. It’s not easy.”
Motsi now lives in Germany with her husband Evgenij Voznyuk but went on to explain that whenever she is in the UK for work, she finds herself having to “really concentrate” in order to understand English speaks because the range of accents and dialects is so vast across the country.
She added: “You all speak differently. Every time I’m in this country, I really have to concentrate. Some people, I just don’t know, are we speaking the same language? There’s a lot of different types of accents here. I’m always fighting it! In times of pressure, I have slipped – I have spoken German. It’s happened a few times, I hear what’s going on with my tongue. And I have that South African accent. It’s a mess – it’s a complete mess.My South African brain corrects me. I can’t change it, it’s live TV!!

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OHMYGOSSIP — Arthur Darvill is open to a ‘Doctor Who’ return under the right circumstances.
The 39-year-old actor – who is currently starring on stage as cowboy Curly in the latest ‘Oklahoma!’ revival – played companion Rory Williams on the BBC’s sci-fi show alongside Karen Gillan (Amy Pond) and Matt Smith’s 11th Doctor.
While an imminent return for the programme’s 60th anniversary isn’t on the cards, he told the Metro newspaper: “I always said that I wouldn’t but I think that changes over time.
“I’m sure it will happen at some point. [Matt, Karen and I] have always said we’d have to do it together.”
It’s been 13 years since Arthur rose to fame as an actor on ‘Doctor Who’, and he never expected his career to take such a turn.
He reflected: “I’d come from theatre and I’d never really thought, ‘I’m going to be on TV’. It felt a bit like starting again.”
Since appearing on the show, he has stayed close with Karen and Matt, and he still feels like part of the wider Whovian family.
Recalling a time working with John Simm – who played villain The Master on the show – he explained: “I did a job with John Simm recently and it immediately gives you this shorthand of, ‘We’ve not been in the same room before, but we know each other.’ ”
Arthur has spent some time in the US working on the likes of DC series ‘Legends of Tomorrow’, but he felt ready to return to the UK.
He said: “What terrifies me about a lot of the American stuff is that their series just run and run and run.
“Even if you’re in the best show in the world, you’re doing the same thing for seven years, and that is a scary thing for me because life is so short.”
However, he’s now in a place in his life and career where he is looking forward to what’s to come.
He added: “I think I’ve gained in confidence in some ways and I know myself a lot better but also feel a lot more emotional and vulnerable than I ever have, and hopefully I can bring that to my work.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — ‘The Gold’ has been renewed for a second season.
The BBC One drama – which is based on the infamous £26 million Brink’s-Mat heist in 1983 and stars Jack Lowden and Hugh Bonneville – is getting a follow-up series that will explore in further detail the stories of other figures in the crime like Charlie Wilson, the Great Train Robber who attempted to launder the dosh via Pablo Escobar’s drug ring.
A TV insider told The Sun newspaper’s Bizarre column: “This will be music to the ears of fans, some of whom have already seen all the episodes on iPlayer.
“Although every channel and streamer likes to revisit true crime stories, The Gold is one which seems to have captured people’s imagination.
“Not only is it a nostalgia trip filled with Eighties cars, clothes and music, it provides a more in-depth look at the background of the criminals involved. Now they’re going to explore even more characters involved in the original crime.”
Building on the success of the true-crime adaptation – which sees the ‘Paddington’ star, 59, play Detective Superintendent Brian Boyce and the ‘Slow Horses’ star, 32, take on the real-life crook Kenneth Noye – the Beeb has also commissioned a one-off hour-long documentary exploring the investigation, ‘The Gold: The Inside Story’.
Speaking publicly for the first time in nearly 40 years about the case, Brian says in the programme: “Our task was far greater than just arresting the robbers, we hadn’t even recovered the dust of the gold. We had to work extremely hard, follow the trail and recover as much of the gold as possible.”
Simon Young, the BBC’s Head of History, added: “Few robberies are as iconic as Brink’s-Mat or have had such a profound effect on the country. That’s why it’s so fascinating to hear Brian Boyce and his colleagues give such a frank and unvarnished account of the challenges the police faced in attempting to solve such a colossal crime.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Graham Norton, Lulu and Sam Ryder will judge a celebrity ‘Eurovision Song Contest’ for Comic Relief.
The trio will form a panel watching a variety of famous faces trying to audition to become the UK’s next entry, with Tony Hadley, Bono, Jamie Dornan, The Fizz and Miranda Hart all taking part in the sketch for the BBC charity telethon.
In a statement, Graham said: “[Comic Relief is] a fantastic coming together, we all work in a very silly industry and it’s great that we can all come together and do something that really matters.”
Sam added: “I remember watching it with my parents growing up, and I feel like that’s such a privilege and a gift that I get to be involved with things I loved as a kid, I’m getting to experience first-hand now, so I’m really grateful.”
Meanwhile, Lulu admitted she doesn’t know the secret to the perfect Eurovision song.
She quipped: “If I knew, don’t you think I’d be writing them every year!”
From The Fizz trying to settle on a song choice and Tony seeing if he’s still got it to Jamie trying to sing and Bono looking to outside the competition, one of the contestants might need a hug from Dermot O’Leary by the end of the night.
The sketch will be part of the Comic Relief broadcast on Friday (17.03.23) from 7pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer, while the show will also feature a ‘Blackadder’ revival focused on Sir Tony Robinson’s Baldrick.
Last month, creator Richard Curtis admitted he was “excited” the show to be back in some form.
He said: “For the first time in 20 years, Baldrick is going to be giving some kind of performance.
“We’re just conspiring about it now, so I think there’s going to be a marvellous, turnip-based thing with Tony Robinson now back in action, so I’m excited about that.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Simon Gregson insists a “woman dressed in white” is haunting his house.
The ‘Coronation Street’ star and his family – including his wife Emma Gleave, 39, and his three sons, Alfie, 15, Harry, 13, and Henry, six – appeared on the Discovery+ paranormal series, ‘Celebrity Help! My House Is Haunted’ and revealed how they have spotted a lady on the “landing by the stairs”.
The 48-year-old soap star said: “My wife Emma, my eldest son, Alfie, and I have seen a woman who’s dressed in white and crosses the landing by the stairs.
“One time, about 1.30am, I saw her go across. First I thought it was Emma coming in after a night out with her friends.
“When I rang to ask if it was her, she replied, ‘No, you’re going to tell me you’ve seen a woman crossing the landing, aren’t you? I’ve seen her, too!’
“Alfie has seen the most, though. He’s told us he’s seen a woman outside his room and what looked like the heads of children poking around the door.”
Simon explained to the ghostly experts Barri Ghai, a ghost hunter, Ian Lawman, a psychic medium, and Jayne Harris, a paranormal researcher.
He added: “We moved here in 2007, and, three years later, spooky things started happening. I would call myself a sceptical believer – I believe in it but I need concrete evidence to make me 100 per cent.
“I’ve always been interested in paranormal activity, though. I’ve always thought, ‘It can’t just be us here – there’s got to be something else, right?’”
He admitted he wants to “know exactly” what he and his family have on their hands.
Simon said: “I wanted to know exactly what we’ve got here, so, hopefully, we could put the whole thing to rest and get rid of the ghosts!
“What appealed to me was that the experts go into the whole history of the house and the local area.
“As soon as the team set up their equipment, they were picking up voices of the spirits.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Gethin Jones is expecting a ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ reunion with Camilla Dallerup on ‘Comic Relief’.
The ‘Morning Live’ presenter is “wondering” if the 48-year-old former professional dancer – with whom he reached third place in 2007 on the star-studded Latin and ballroom competition – will be joining in the fun when he returns to the dance floor for a 24-hour challenge as part of the BBC One charity appeal.
The 45-year-old broadcaster told the Metro newspaper’s Sixty Seconds column: “What’s really interesting at the moment is that I’ll mention a few people like Camilla to the team, and they all sort of smile at me.
“I know there’s a whole lot of surprises that I’m not aware of, and I’m wondering whether Camilla might be involved with it at some point.
“I’ve got a sneaky feeling she might pop up at 1am while she’s having breakfast overlooking the sea in LA, which could either be motivating or demoralising. I haven’t decided yet.”
Gethin – who is a keen adventurer and has also joined GO Outdoors as their latest ambassador – recalled the “tough” days training back when he was vying for the Glitterball trophy.
He said: “I remember training for that would be eight, nine hours a day on your feet and it was really tough. I lost like a stone-and-half doing Strictly in three months.
“I think Camilla, my partner on the show back in the day in 2007, would be absolutely mortified. She used to say, ‘Geth, just don’t get out of hold, stay in hold. You’ll do all right. As soon as you dance on your own, it’s embarrassing. Don’t ever do it,’ and now I’m doing it for 24 hours.”
The ex ‘Blue Presenter’ star loved how the challenges during the fundraiser are “epic” and a “big team effort” where everyone mucks in to raise as much money as possible.
He added: “I think the whole thing with Red Nose Day these days is these challenges are epic but also fun and a big team effort. And the donations will probably be the thing that keeps you going, because you know where the money is going.
“As a kid I’d busk on the street for ‘Children In Need’ and raise money for ‘Comic Relief’ in school, so being asked to do one of their big challenges is a real privilege.”

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