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Kerry Katona recounts an uncomfortable encounter with Rolf Harris during a past appearance on SMTV, describing him as a grumpy presence while reflecting on new allegations highlighted in the documentary Rolf Harris: Primetime Predator. Coleen Nolan also revisits her own troubling childhood interactions with Harris, noting his inappropriate attempts to kiss her. The new two-part documentary intensifies scrutiny of Harris by detailing his decades of abuse and featuring testimony from previously unheard survivors, charting his rise to fame and eventual downfall.

Adam Thomas won I'm A Celebrity... South Africa after a finale marked by a heated confrontation with Jimmy Bullard over a disputed trial exit. Anne Hegerty defended Adam, saying viewers related to him and rejected bullying. Following his win, Adam posted a message about staying true to himself and thanking his supporters and family. Jimmy claimed he had already informed producers of his intention to leave and accused Adam of being intimidating, but Ant McPartlin disagreed, triggering on‑set chaos before the winner was announced.

Katie Price confirms her ninth engagement, revealing Dubai-based businessman Lee Andrews as her new fiancé after her recent split from JJ Slater. The couple shared engagement photos on social media, including images of a diamond ring and a proposal setup. Price also addresses concerns about recent photos showing her looking unwell, stating the images were altered and that she plans to see a doctor about her weight loss.

Adam Peaty and Holly Ramsay celebrated their wedding at Bath Abbey before hosting a reception at Kin House, a Georgian estate featuring extensive amenities and late-night facilities. Celebrity guests attended amid heightened media interest and a brief clash involving paparazzi outside the ceremony. The couple’s relationship, which began through the Strictly Come Dancing community, developed publicly after Peaty’s previous split and led to their engagement in 2024.

Mary Portas revealed during Jamie Laing’s podcast that her brother Lawrence is the biological father of her son Horatio, explaining she wanted a genetic connection when her then-partner Melanie Rickey proposed having a child. She described the emotional significance of Lawrence’s role as sperm donor and their close sibling bond. Social media reactions ranged from confusion to strong support, with some praising the arrangement as ethical and transparent for donor-conceived children. The article also recounts Portas and Rickey’s separation after 17 years together and her earlier marriage to Graham Portas.

Journey will end their five-decade career with a 2026 farewell tour spanning 60 North American cities, while founding member Neal Schon plans to continue creating music. The announcement follows a turbulent period marked by the abrupt cancellation of their UK and Ireland tour and a legal dispute filed by keyboardist Jonathan Cain over Schon's alleged financial misconduct. The band’s lineup, legacy, and internal tensions are highlighted as they prepare for a final large-scale celebration of their music.

Davina McCall highlights the challenges of hosting the new BBC reality series Stranded on Honeymoon Island, particularly the lack of bathroom comfort, while reflecting on her renewed approach to life following all-clear results after brain surgery. The show places newly matched couples on an isolated island to accelerate emotional connection under extreme conditions. McCall praises the format’s intensity, emotional depth and unpredictability, while admitting she would personally struggle without certain home comforts. She also discusses her long‑term relationship with Michael Douglas and her contentment without plans for marriage. The series begins airing in early September on BBC One and iPlayer.

Carol Kirkwood reflects on the emotional impact of not becoming a mother, describing it as a long‑held dream she was unable to fulfil. She discusses focusing on her nieces, nephews and godchildren, rebuilding her life after her divorce, and later finding happiness with husband Steve Randall. Alongside her personal journey, she highlights her successful broadcasting career, time on Strictly Come Dancing and emerging success as a romantic fiction author, noting that overcoming heartbreak has enriched both her personal growth and writing.

Peter Andre and Emily MacDonagh reflect on their daughter Millie finishing primary school as they celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary. Emily discusses their decision not to have more children, citing space constraints and family dynamics, while also sharing insights into her relationship with Peter’s older children and the balance within their blended family.

Rebekah and Jamie Vardy have put their £9.7 million holiday villa in Portugal on the market, a move reported amid speculation about financial pressures following Rebekah’s costly legal defeat to Coleen Rooney in the Wagatha Christie case. Friends deny any link between the sale and the court battle, insisting the couple are simply seeking a new holiday property. The modern, amenity-rich villa in Quinta do Lago is considered ambitiously priced despite rising Algarve property values. The article also revisits the couple’s previous wildfire scare in the area and outlines the background and financial fallout of Rebekah’s failed libel lawsuit.

Joanna Lumley reflects on ageing as she marks her 79th birthday, expressing a heightened awareness of time and an appreciation for growing older. She discusses living with prosopagnosia, her long‑standing smoking habit, and her career journey from early setbacks to iconic roles. Despite acknowledging her mortality, she says she has no plans to retire and intends to continue acting for as long as possible.

Philip Lowrie, known for originating the role of Dennis Tanner in Coronation Street’s first episode in 1960, has died at 88. His manager confirmed the news and highlighted Lowrie’s significance to the long‑running ITV soap. Lowrie returned to the series in 2011, earning a Guinness World Record for the longest gap between appearances as the same character. His career extended across theatre, television, and voice work, including roles in The Mousetrap and appearances on Victoria Wood’s programmes. Tributes from colleagues and fans described his lasting impact on British entertainment.

Camilla Thurlow shares detailed updates on her daughter Nora’s autism diagnosis, explaining her ongoing developmental challenges and the family’s efforts to support her communication needs. The openness has led to divided reactions online, with some praising transparency and others questioning the sharing of personal information. Thurlow expresses pride in Nora’s resilience and affirms her commitment to helping her navigate future challenges while highlighting the strong family support surrounding her.

Molly‑Mae Hague announced that new episodes of her Prime Video reality series will be released on May 9, sparking speculation that the show may address her recent reunion with Tommy Fury. The article outlines the couple’s history, their split, and recent sightings together, highlighting their efforts to navigate their relationship under public scrutiny while balancing careers and parenthood. Molly‑Mae discusses her anxiety, her hesitation to speak publicly about their status, and her decision to omit certain details from previous vlogs. Anticipation grows as fans await whether the upcoming episodes will cover the rumours surrounding their reconciliation.

Fans express strong support for Sam Thompson after he breaks his silence about his split from Zara McDermott, sharing a humorous TikTok video featuring his family. Supportive comments flood in as speculation continues over Zara’s rumored connection with Louis Tomlinson. Sam opens up about loneliness on his podcast, prompting further concern and encouragement from listeners and friends, including Marvin Humes. The breakup continues to attract public attention, with fans closely following both Sam’s emotional state and Zara’s rumored new relationship.

Laila Rouass confirms her split from Ronnie O'Sullivan while attending the Mariposa Ball, where she delivered a moving speech on baby loss influenced by her family’s personal experience. The event, hosted by Mariposa International, highlighted support for bereaved families and encouraged open discussions about infertility and pregnancy loss. Rouass emphasised the importance of emotional and practical support for those affected and advocated breaking the silence surrounding different paths to parenthood.

A contestant on ITV’s game show 99 To Beat was taken to hospital after twisting her ankle while celebrating a win, forcing her to withdraw from the competition. Hosts Ryan and Adam Thomas explained that the incident occurred during filming of the high‑energy series, which features 100 players competing in unusual physical challenges. Despite the setback, the pair emphasised that the games are simple and accessible, and the show continues to promise lively competition, unexpected moments, and a £25,000 prize. Additional discussion touched on Scott Thomas’s return to Love Island: All Stars and his family’s reaction.

Katie Price shared video updates showing her son Harvey at home after he was removed from his residential care facility, expressing frustration over the local council’s decision and the collapse of plans for his move to a new placement. She described the emotional and logistical strain of finding suitable care and detailed Harvey’s ongoing health challenges related to Prader-Willi syndrome and other conditions. Doctors have recommended weight-loss injections to manage his escalating health risks, with the treatment planned for up to two years pending evaluation.

Channel 4 added the Oscar-winning documentary No Other Land to its UK streaming service after the film faced distribution roadblocks in the United States due to political sensitivities. The documentary, directed by Basel Adra and Yuval Abraham, chronicles forced displacement of Palestinian communities in the West Bank and criticizes global and U.S. policies during the creators’ Oscar acceptance speech. Its absence from major U.S. platforms has sparked debate over political influence on media distribution, while Channel 4’s decision highlights its commitment to presenting diverse, challenging content.

Ronnie Vint escalates ongoing tensions on Love Island's final by suggesting he may release unaltered screenshots allegedly involving Olivia Hawkins and Grace Jackson, challenging Olivia’s claims that Grace sent manipulative messages. Olivia maintains she saw the messages, while Grace denies their existence. Additional former contestants return to help determine finalists, with further tensions emerging over elimination choices.

Jamie Borthwick dismisses rumours of a romance with his Strictly co‑star Tasha Ghouri, describing her as a sister and joking about the speculation. The rumours followed Ghouri’s breakup with Andrew Le Page, reportedly strained by her Strictly commitments. Sources cited her demanding rehearsal schedule and upcoming tour as contributing factors to the split. Ghouri and Le Page had previously shared a home and plans for the future. After the breakup, she reportedly joined the dating app Raya.

A resurfaced TV clip showing Gino D'Acampo stripping in front of Gordon Ramsay’s mother has drawn renewed attention amid allegations of sexually inappropriate behaviour against the chef. ITV cancelled scheduled reruns of his programmes and pulled new episodes of Family Fortunes following an investigation that included numerous claims spanning more than a decade. D’Acampo denies all allegations, stating they were never previously raised with him and asserting his commitment to professional conduct. Studio Ramsay and ITV issued statements emphasising their workplace conduct standards, commitment to investigations, and updated policies, including a complaints handling unit established in 2024.

Eva Speakman defended her husband Nik after online trolls mocked changes to his appearance, which she explained were caused by steroid medication. The couple, known for their behavioural therapy work and regular appearances on ITV’s This Morning, received support from fans who shared similar experiences. The article highlights past accusations of cosmetic surgery, which Nik previously denied, and notes the Speakmans’ history of treating high-profile clients for various fears and mental health challenges.

Molly-Mae Hague describes her developing co-parenting routine with ex-partner Tommy Fury following their recent split, noting that their first weekend sharing time with daughter Bambi went smoothly. She has rebranded the Instagram account for their former home and is building anticipation for a long-term secret business project, with speculation growing that she is preparing to launch her own fashion brand.

Dianne Buswell expressed support for Strictly Come Dancing amid recent scandals involving former dancers Graziano Di Prima and Giovanni Pernice. She emphasised the show's enduring positivity and popularity while declining to comment on individuals involved in recent controversies. The article outlines Di Prima’s departure following a rehearsal incident with Zara McDermott and the investigation into allegations against Pernice by Amanda Abbington. With the show approaching its 20th anniversary, Olympic swimmer Tom Dean confirmed his participation, adding anticipation for the upcoming series.