Hayley Anderson

Strictly Come Dancing professional Amy Dowden is taking part in Channel 4's Celebrity Hunted with Carlos Gu while continuing to recover from stage-three breast cancer. Diagnosed in 2023, Dowden underwent chemotherapy, fertility treatment and two mastectomies, and has since been told there is no evidence of disease. She and husband Ben Jones have frozen embryos, but her medically induced menopause has left her uncertain about whether she will become a mother. Dowden also reflected on her family history after learning that her great-grandmother Louisa died of breast cancer in 1921, saying the experience deepened her gratitude for the NHS.

ITV's new spin-off The Chase Around the World follows six pairs of contestants competing across cities including Barcelona, with the winners eventually facing Chasers Jenny Ryan and Darragh Ennis. Viewers were sharply divided minutes into the broadcast: many called the format boring, slow and an example of franchise overuse, while others praised its novelty, excitement and Destination X-like feel. Host Bradley Walsh said he enjoyed filming in international locations and described the competition as intense.

Prime Video announced an upcoming documentary offering an intimate look at Lily Allen’s life, described as raw and redefining. The news follows David Harbour’s recent comments addressing the personal themes in Allen’s album West End Girl, which detailed issues in their marriage. The film will feature interviews with Allen’s inner circle and portray her resilience and reinvention, with a release expected in 2027.

The 2026 World Cup Final will feature the tournament’s first-ever half-time show, extending the break to accommodate an 11‑minute performance headlined by Madonna, Shakira, Justin Bieber and BTS. Additional performers include Burna Boy, Gustavo Dudamel and the PS22 Chorus, with Coldplay’s Chris Martin curating the event. The show is scheduled to start around 8:50–9:00 p.m. on BBC One and ITV, with the extended interval allowing for staging. Fifa aims to raise $100 million through the event for the Global Citizen Education Fund.

Katie Price’s children Junior and Princess recount emotional memories of their mother’s drug use in the documentary Katie Price: Nothing to Hide, describing loneliness and fear during her struggles. Katie acknowledges their distress, revealing she was suicidal and unable to parent properly during that period. She expresses regret for the impact on her children, while the documentary airs on Sky Documentaries and NOW.

Sophie Price publicly celebrates sister Katie Price following the release of the Sky documentary Nothing to Hide, sharing a heartfelt tribute praising her honesty and resilience. The article outlines Sophie’s background, education, career in media and charity work, her collaboration with Katie on their podcast, and her family life with husband Harry Brooks and their children.

Katie Price’s new documentary revisits her past relationship with singer Dane Bowers, describing him as the love of her life and suggesting their dynamic shifted when he collaborated with Victoria Beckham on the 2000 single Out of Your Mind. Despite close professional work, Bowers and Victoria Beckham were never romantically involved, as Victoria was already married to David Beckham. Price says she felt sidelined during that period and emotionally struggled with changes in the relationship. The documentary is available on Sky Documentaries and NOW.