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Daily Mail
03-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
EXCLUSIVE Bad Manors! The story of Britain's most foul-mouthed and poshest family… and what they're doing 20 years after they took our TVs by storm
'Yes, I mean it's pretty unarguable that my family peaked in the 1800s, it's all been a bit downhill from there.' Francis 'F*****' Fulford is standing on a large grand staircase in a chamber as cavernous as it is gloomy. Behind him, ornate wallpaper hangs down from the vintage fittings. Decades of dust cling to the chandelier. Mr Fulford, 72, is the 26th Fulford to call Great Fulford home - the imposing Devon manor house and 3000 acre estate having been bequeathed to his family by Richard the Lionheart in 1199 for a 'job well done' in the crusades. In 2004, he and his family lifted the curtain on their secretive and wildly ostentatious lives by inviting a Channel 4 camera crew in to film them as they battled to stay on top of their sprawling estate. The program, titled 'The F****** Fulfords' due to their fetish for swearing, exposed them as endearingly rude and crude, dirty and skint, with compellingly politically incorrect, biased, bigoted and archaic views on life. It made an instant star out of Francis, who says he was paid £40,000 for his work on the program, and he soon levied his new found fame to appear on several other naughties reality TV shows including How Clean Is Your House and Country House Rescue. All the money from these appearances, he says, went directly back into the upkeep of the house and helped them stay afloat. But of course one day, he admits, 'the phone stopped ringing.' Now, over twenty years since they were immortalised on our TV screens, MailOnline sat down with Mr 'F*****' to find out how he and his family are navigating their roles as wardens of the house amid rising costs and controversial new Labour land policies. Naturally, we also asked him whether he had decided which of his four children he would be giving the estate to, and perhaps predictably, we were told to 'f*** off.' In 2004, he and his family lifted the curtain on their secretive and wildly ostentatious lives by inviting a Channel 4 camera crew in to film them Like all great country houses of note, Great Fulford is all but hidden from view as we approach from Exeter, navigating the pot-holed farm lanes and dirt tracks owned and un-maintained by Francis. When we do finally see it, the house is already upon us, its enormous size looming over us and dominating the manicured green hill on which it squats. Francis is waiting for us outside with a walking stick in hand flanked by two pedigree dogs, one of which he insists is terminally lazy. 'Did you get here OK?', he asks genuinely, clearly not picking up on the fact we're still a bit stunned by the sheer salubriousness of his digs, 'tell you what, you really picked a bad time to get into journalism didn't you! Bet the days of the long lunches are all gone!' This we will soon learn is part and parcel of Francis' affable character. He speaks first and thinks later, a trait that has won him admirers and got him into trouble more times than he can count. Joining him today is his charming wife and Fulford matriarch Kishanda, 58, who busies herself in one of the house's imposing chambers while Francis tests the waters with us. To this day, Kishanda still has the impossible task of looking after the enormous house, while Francis devises ingenious and not-so-ingenious money-making schemes - but more of that later. 'I can't believe it was twenty years ago', Francis says, whilst reclining in an armchair overlooking his lake, 'of course everything and nothing has changed in that time. 'Of course we have a bunch of clowns in power at the moment who have rather wrecked my tax planning. But I suppose that's life. It's like one minute you're driving down a smooth tarmac road but i'll tell you, when you go around the corner there's always a great big f****** pothole. 'But generally, things have been good for us. The children have grown up and two of them are getting married in the house this year.' The Fulford children - twins Matilda and Arthur, 30, Humphrey, 28, and Edmund, 25 - also appeared with their parents on our screens featuring in the 2014 BBC documentary Life Is Toff. Oldest son, Francis Arthur Fulford, who TV fans came to know as Arthur, is technically the next in line to inherit the now crumbling 800-year-old home, however when asked 'F*****' himself was quick to shut us down. 'I don't know myself and obviously they're not going to find out through the Daily f****** Mail', he says. Arthur's youngest brother Edmund, a self-confessed 'thickie' who left school with no qualifications, said in 2014: 'Arthur knows nothing about running the estate, so if Dad dies it'll be a f***ing disaster. Just over a decade ago, the little Fulfords were portrayed as a brood of unruly brats, spending their days scrapping and hurling cricket balls across the floor of the Great Hall, smashing china or slumping in front of the TV for hours – until their mother became so frustrated she hauled it into the lake. When they returned in the 2014 series the boys were seen hitting golf balls across the lake, while Matilda roller skates around the Great Hall. Great larks certainly, but how are they today and is there any Succession style maneuvering to get their hands on the house? Francis continues: 'They're all doing great. Matilda is doing extremely well and is married to a DJ who does that BOOM BOOM music. We all spent Covid together and it was a great laugh. 'I felt sorry for those poor sods in the London sky rises though, still we need to listen to the f****** 'experts'. 'Edmond and Humphrey will be getting married this year to some really nice girls. They're both holding their weddings here of course, I mean, it would be stupid not to.' Naturally, the upkeep of the 50-room decaying Great Fulford stately home is a full time job for Francis and his wife, who have performed admirably ensuring it is fit for the next generation at least. They've still had their detractors though he says. 'It's funny thing. You look up at the ceiling and you see the cracking paint peeling off a bit and some of the wallpaper and you think "Wow, they've let it go to rack and ruin"', Francis explains from his study. 'But really, that doesn't matter. No, what matters is the wiring, what matters is the roof. And you could spend a fortune on the rewiring or on the roof and then people come around say you're sitting on your hands. 'But if you bought a paint brush out and a pot of paint they'd think you were doing fantastic. 'I'm horrified to hear that these modern windows are only guaranteed for 25 years! We've had these bloody windows for the last 200 and they'll be good for the next 200 as well hopefully!' The Fulfords have always freely admitted they are asset rich but cash poor living under a black cloud of maintenance obligations - with the estate alone costing £150,000 a year to run. Of course, failure for Francis is not an option. He is the 23rd Francis Fulford to own the hall, and he says he will not be known as the shameful ancestor who surrendered it to the heinous National Trust. 'F*****' Fulford on life in Britain in 2025 On Food Banks - 'What's the one thing you always notice when you see them on the news? Everyone who goes to them is f****** fat! On the monarchy - 'We were cavaliers in the civil war so King Charles I gave us that oil painting of him. It's a blood money gift really, but nice to have.' On Brexit - 'It was very similar to the 1640s. If they had tried to overturn the referendum I would have rode up to London with my fingers itching on my sword hilt.' On home invasions - 'I was once convinced we were being burgled but it turns out it was one of the ghosts. I was very annoyed as I really wanted to hit someone.' On the upper classes - 'Obviously we don't have a historic house trade union. But we do all meet up and swap ideas.' 'They're run by committees', he says disdainfully, 'they are incredibly extravagant, totally incompetent and wasteful. If it became a National Trust site I would have failed - I would have lost the battle, lost the war. No, I'll never surrender.' Francis was portrayed a laughing stock in 2004 after coming up with a string of harebrained schemes to try to secure the family fortune. These included wandering the grounds with a metal detector in the hope of unearthing buried treasure. He also famously provoked a storm as he guided a group of tourists and told them about one of his ancestors who commanded a fleet of ships against the French, killing 5,000 of them. He described this historic event as 'a satisfactory result all round'. These days, despite the camera's being gone, he's still devising ingenious and not-so-ingenious money-making schemes to get some funds in the kitty. He says: 'I haven't sold an acre for 40 years. I'm rather hoping I might keep that going, but you never know do you which is why I'm against planning. 'I've tried everything and will try bloody everything. Laser tag? Water assault courses? Tough mudders? I'll consider them all. 'Years ago, we had Playboy shooting glamour scenes in the house. The British girls were great fun but the Americans were a bit anal. 'Wellness is my new target, it is a vast boom area. 'My wife has set up in the barn behind the house studio to do handmade pottery. 'We converted the top of his barn into a studio where you can have up to eight students, and I think in the long run, something like residential courses. 'Some of my friends in London were telling me they hold events in their home where they charge £150 a ticket. You couldn't do that here of course as everyone who lives around Devon is poor. 'That being said, the tide of wealth has crept down from London as far as Bruton so we could be quids in soon!' The Fulfords have always freely admitted they are asset rich but cash poor living under a black cloud of maintenance obligations Francis' exploits on TV catapulted him to national fame. Memorable gaffs include trying to conjure up a house ghost to attract American tourists for haunted-house-themed dinner parties, and searching his grounds for telephone cables so he could invoice BT for using his land. Meanwhile, Kishanda, after cleaning bat droppings from the furniture, would dash off to place money on the 2.30 at Wincanton. Looking back on his TV career, does he have any regrets? 'It's all in the edit', he reveals, 'when we were doing that particular program (F****** Fulfords), they planned for it to go out before the watershed so were very relaxed about mine and my wife's language and the children's language as they were going to edit it out. They put it into something they 'the f*** box' and one of the producers thought it was great fun and hence the program was born. 'Of course, when you do TV, you got to remember, they want to make good TV. 'They're not interested in having a sanitized version of you shown. On the whole television, it doesn't lie, but it does caricature. 'But we made money from it and I don't regret most of my TV work except for Country House Rescue. The presenter was a complete arse.' So what next for the Fulford clan as 'F*****' himself contemplates handing over the keys to the next generation? Candidly, Francis reveals: 'The only way I look forward to growing old is by planting trees. When you plant a tree in twenty years time you'll see it become a tree. That's a great thing to look forward to when I'm in my nineties.' And what of the thorny issue of inheritance? Will he be drawn into revealing who the 'unlucky' heir will be? 'They're all lucky', he corrects, 'No, the key thing here will be, when they start having children, I will f*** off, because this is a place you need children in. They love that they were brought up here and they don't have any fear or worries about it.
Scottish Sun
27-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Reality TV show's most explosive rows – from Celebrity Big Brother and I'm a Celeb to Coach Trip
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) REALITY TV shows have always brought the drama - but there's a few key, memorable moments which take the trophy for being the most explosive. From Celebrity Big Brother and I'm a Celeb to Coach Trip, we've never been short of watching some epic drama unfold. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 7 I'm A Celeb is known for its explosive moments Credit: Rex Features Here are the top 6 most explosive moments in reality TV history. Kim Woodburn v Jamie O'Hara on Celebrity Big Brother 7 Kim Woodburn was removed from the house after calling Jamie O'Hara an 'adulterer' Credit: Rex The 2017 series of Celebrity Big Brother is known for being one of the most drama-filled series due to the huge bust up between Kim Woodburn and Jamie O'Hara. Kim was removed from the main house after labelling Jamie O'Hara an "adulterer" in a furious row. The How Clean Is Your House star was forced to sleep in a spare bedroom by show bosses as Big Brother separated her from fellow housemates, including dad-of-three Jamie. The footballer saw red after Kim called him an "adulterer". After rowing with Nicola - who she branded 'a horrible girl' - Kim continued to take shots at the other housemates, and shrieked: "You're a two-faced bunch, chicken-livered s**ts.' After Jamie tried to interject, she shut him down, and shouted: 'You're another one you chicken-livered bugger.' Jamie then vented back: "Who the f**k are you talking to? 'You're a disgrace, you are nasty, you are vile." Security then entered to break things up, but Kim couldn't resist a last shot at Jamie and shouted: 'You adulterer, that two-timed your wife and she's got three kids. "These people, they put me through hell.' Kim was then removed from the house for the night, and slept somewhere else, before returning the next day. Bruce v Jayson on Coach Trip 7 An angry exchange took place on one of the episodes of Coach Trip Credit: YouTube Fans of Coach Trip will remember the epic moment which took place on one of the episodes of the game show. The show aired on Channel 4 in 2005 and saw four to seven pairs of tourists undertaking a coach tour of Europe between twenty and fifty days, alongside tour guide Brendan Sheerin. Every evening, each couple voted for the pair they least enjoyed travelling with, and the pair with the most votes received either a yellow or red card. In one particular episode, an angry interchange took place between couples Tam & Jayson and Bruce & Jon. Jayson is seen shouting over to Bruce, saying: 'You're such a party pooper.' This angers Bruce, who then hits back: 'I don't really like you anyway, you're an evil, fat-bottom queen and a vile person.' After the heated exchange took place, Bruce & Jon were forced to leave the show. Speaking about the bizarre outbreak afterwards, Brendan said: 'This is Coach Trip! "I know that we have disagreements along the way. But nothing as strong or as personal as this. It was like a volcanic eruption. "Bruce got vitriolic about this, he got really, really nasty. He changed and went into a rage. 'Tam then jumped to the defence of Jayson, then Bruce thought he was going to take both of them on. "It was a bloomin' nightmare. Everybody else got upset and worried. 'I really thought I was going to have my first ever fight." Real Housewives of Cheshire dinner party showdown 7 Dawn Ward gets into a heated row with Tanya Bardsley Credit: YouTube The Real Housewives of Cheshire follows the lives of some of the wealthiest women in the area's 'Golden Triangle' - many of which have gobs to match the size of their bank balances. Having run for 18 series, the show - and its stars - have seen their fair share of scandal. During one particular dinner party exchange, in Season 6 of the show, Dawn Ward, wife of ex-Premier League footballer Ashley Ward, gets into a heated row with Tanya Bardsley. She hits out at her and says: 'Listen you little chav, you're nothing but a phony yourself. Two-faced.' She then tells her: 'Shut up Tanya, be quiet you silly girl.' The row then escalates to include the other housewives, who then get into a fiery exchange with each other following the initial row. Peter v Jane on Come Dine With Me 7 A notable moment took place during episode 1 of Season 37 of Come Dine With Me Credit: YouTube One of the most notable moments on Come Dine With Me happened during episode 1 of Season 37, titled "East Oxfordshire: All In One". The episode was full of high tensions and disagreements between two contestants, Jane and Peter, which then ended in a heated argument and a notorious rant after the winner was announced. Reading the results, Peter announces that he has come in fourth place, and, visibly annoyed, he says: 'You silly, silly people.' He then goes on to share that Jane was the winner, saying: 'You won Jane, enjoy the money. I hope it makes you very happy.' 'Dear lord, what a sad little life, you ruined my night so you could have the money but I hope you now spend it on lessons on grace and decorum.' 'You have all the grace of a reversing dump truck without any tyres on.' Peter's reaction became a hugely memorable moment on the show. Edwina Curry v Kendra Wilkinson on I'm a Celebrity 7 Words were exchanged between Edwina and Kendra Credit: Rex With its tough trials and cramped conditions, tempers always flare on I'm A Celeb. What started as an innocent conversation about philosophy quickly escalated into a heated argument, with many choice words being exchanged between the former Tory minister and Playboy model back in 2014. Kendra, talking to her fellow campmates, claimed that "you should never live your life for - something which Edwina, 76, disagreed with, to put it mildly. As the situation progressed and tempers flared, US personality Kendra lashed out: "Shut the f*** up and get the f*** out of our conversation." She then branded Edwina a "heartless a*** politician". Edwina, not backing down, hit back: "Kendra you can't dominate me, so don't even try." Now 39, Kendra ended up having to be restrained by her fellow campmates. Kady McDermott v Malia Arkian on Love Island 7 Kady McDermott got into an explosive row with co-star Malia Arkian Credit: YouTube Love Island star Kady McDermott's explosive row with co-star Malia Arkian is one of the most shocking moments in the history of the reality show. Kady appeared on the hit dating show, where she met now ex-boyfriend Scott Thomas and finished in third place. The argument, which ended with Malia being removed from the villa, was only briefly aired and cut away before things became physical between the pair. However, in 2019 Kady shared a video showing exactly what went down and revealed she had been punched in the face and left with a bleeding nose. The row between the women began when Kady accidentally spilled her drink over Malia, causing tensions to erupt. The newcomer, who had only arrived at the villa that day, leapt from her seat and questioned whether it had been done on purpose as she had been on a date with Scott, who Kady was coupled up with. It was reported at the time that she had been shoved in an "altercation" and Love Island bosses responded by removing Malia from the show. During the show, they aired the argument with the two screaming at each other but did not air any physical fighting. Kady later claimed Malia punched her during the fracas and blood was drawn.
The Sun
27-04-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Reality TV show's most explosive rows – from Celebrity Big Brother and I'm a Celeb to Coach Trip
REALITY TV shows have always brought the drama - but there's a few key, memorable moments which take the trophy for being the most explosive. From Celebrity Big Brother and I'm a Celeb to Coach Trip, we've never been short of watching some epic drama unfold. 7 Here are the top 6 most explosive moments in reality TV history. Kim Woodburn v Jamie O'Hara on Celebrity Big Brother 7 The 2017 series of Celebrity Big Brother is known for being one of the most drama-filled series due to the huge bust up between Kim Woodburn and Jamie O'Hara. Kim was removed from the main house after labelling Jamie O'Hara an "adulterer" in a furious row. The How Clean Is Your House star was forced to sleep in a spare bedroom by show bosses as Big Brother separated her from fellow housemates, including dad-of-three Jamie. The footballer saw red after Kim called him an "adulterer". After rowing with Nicola - who she branded 'a horrible girl' - Kim continued to take shots at the other housemates, and shrieked: "You're a two-faced bunch, chicken-livered s**ts.' After Jamie tried to interject, she shut him down, and shouted: 'You're another one you chicken-livered bugger.' Jamie then vented back: "Who the f**k are you talking to? 'You're a disgrace, you are nasty, you are vile." Security then entered to break things up, but Kim couldn't resist a last shot at Jamie and shouted: 'You adulterer, that two-timed your wife and she's got three kids. "These people, they put me through hell.' Kim was then removed from the house for the night, and slept somewhere else, before returning the next day. Bruce v Jayson on Coach Trip 7 Fans of Coach Trip will remember the epic moment which took place on one of the episodes of the game show. The show aired on Channel 4 in 2005 and saw four to seven pairs of tourists undertaking a coach tour of Europe between twenty and fifty days, alongside tour guide Brendan Sheerin. Every evening, each couple voted for the pair they least enjoyed travelling with, and the pair with the most votes received either a yellow or red card. In one particular episode, an angry interchange took place between couples Tam & Jayson and Bruce & Jon. Jayson is seen shouting over to Bruce, saying: 'You're such a party pooper.' This angers Bruce, who then hits back: 'I don't really like you anyway, you're an evil, fat-bottom queen and a vile person.' After the heated exchange took place, Bruce & Jon were forced to leave the show. Speaking about the bizarre outbreak afterwards, Brendan said: 'This is Coach Trip! "I know that we have disagreements along the way. But nothing as strong or as personal as this. It was like a volcanic eruption. "Bruce got vitriolic about this, he got really, really nasty. He changed and went into a rage. 'Tam then jumped to the defence of Jayson, then Bruce thought he was going to take both of them on. "It was a bloomin' nightmare. Everybody else got upset and worried. 'I really thought I was going to have my first ever fight." Real Housewives of Cheshire dinner party showdown 7 The Real Housewives of Cheshire follows the lives of some of the wealthiest women in the area's 'Golden Triangle' - many of which have gobs to match the size of their bank balances. Having run for 18 series, the show - and its stars - have seen their fair share of scandal. During one particular dinner party exchange, in Season 6 of the show, Dawn Ward, wife of ex-Premier League footballer Ashley Ward, gets into a heated row with Tanya Bardsley. She hits out at her and says: 'Listen you little chav, you're nothing but a phony yourself. Two-faced.' She then tells her: 'Shut up Tanya, be quiet you silly girl.' The row then escalates to include the other housewives, who then get into a fiery exchange with each other following the initial row. Peter v Jane on Come Dine With Me 7 One of the most notable moments on Come Dine With Me happened during episode 1 of Season 37, titled "East Oxfordshire: All In One". The episode was full of high tensions and disagreements between two contestants, Jane and Peter, which then ended in a heated argument and a notorious rant after the winner was announced. Reading the results, Peter announces that he has come in fourth place, and, visibly annoyed, he says: 'You silly, silly people.' He then goes on to share that Jane was the winner, saying: 'You won Jane, enjoy the money. I hope it makes you very happy.' 'Dear lord, what a sad little life, you ruined my night so you could have the money but I hope you now spend it on lessons on grace and decorum.' 'You have all the grace of a reversing dump truck without any tyres on.' Peter's reaction became a hugely memorable moment on the show. Edwina Curry v Kendra Wilkinson on I'm a Celebrity 7 With its tough trials and cramped conditions, tempers always flare on I'm A Celeb. What started as an innocent conversation about philosophy quickly escalated into a heated argument, with many choice words being exchanged between the former Tory minister and Playboy model back in 2014. Kendra, talking to her fellow campmates, claimed that "you should never live your life for - something which Edwina, 76, disagreed with, to put it mildly. As the situation progressed and tempers flared, US personality Kendra lashed out: "Shut the f*** up and get the f*** out of our conversation." She then branded Edwina a "heartless a*** politician". Edwina, not backing down, hit back: "Kendra you can't dominate me, so don't even try." Now 39, Kendra ended up having to be restrained by her fellow campmates. Kady McDermott v Malia Arkian on Love Island 7 Love Island star Kady McDermott's explosive row with co-star Malia Arkian is one of the most shocking moments in the history of the reality show. Kady appeared on the hit dating show, where she met now ex-boyfriend Scott Thomas and finished in third place. The argument, which ended with Malia being removed from the villa, was only briefly aired and cut away before things became physical between the pair. However, in 2019 Kady shared a video showing exactly what went down and revealed she had been punched in the face and left with a bleeding nose. The row between the women began when Kady accidentally spilled her drink over Malia, causing tensions to erupt. The newcomer, who had only arrived at the villa that day, leapt from her seat and questioned whether it had been done on purpose as she had been on a date with Scott, who Kady was coupled up with. It was reported at the time that she had been shoved in an "altercation" and Love Island bosses responded by removing Malia from the show. During the show, they aired the argument with the two screaming at each other but did not air any physical fighting. Kady later claimed Malia punched her during the fracas and blood was drawn.
The Irish Sun
27-04-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Reality TV show's most explosive rows – from Celebrity Big Brother and I'm a Celeb to Coach Trip
REALITY TV shows have always brought the drama - but there's a few key, memorable moments which take the trophy for being the most explosive. From Celebrity Big Brother and I'm a Celeb to Coach Trip , we've never been short of watching some epic drama unfold. 7 I'm A Celeb is known for its explosive moments Credit: Rex Features Here are the top 6 most explosive moments in reality TV history . Kim Woodburn v Jamie O'Hara on Celebrity Big Brother 7 Kim Woodburn was removed from the house after calling Jamie O'Hara an 'adulterer' Credit: Rex The 2017 series of Celebrity Big Brother is known for being one of the most drama-filled series due to the huge bust up between Kim Woodburn and Jamie O'Hara. Kim was removed from the main house after labelling Jamie O'Hara an "adulterer" in a furious row. The How Clean Is Your House star was forced to sleep in a spare bedroom by show bosses as Big Brother separated her from fellow housemates, including dad-of-three Jamie. Read more on TV The footballer saw red after Kim called him an "adulterer". After rowing with Nicola - who she branded 'a horrible girl' - Kim continued to take shots at the other housemates, and shrieked: "You're a two-faced bunch, chicken-livered s**ts.' After Jamie tried to interject, she shut him down, and shouted: 'You're another one you chicken-livered bugger.' Jamie then vented back: "Who the f**k are you talking to? Most read in TV 'You're a disgrace, you are nasty, you are vile." Security then entered to break things up, but Kim couldn't resist a last shot at Jamie and shouted: 'You adulterer, that two-timed your wife and she's got three kids. "These people, they put me through hell.' Kim was then removed from the house for the night, and slept somewhere else, before returning the next day. Bruce v Jayson on Coach Trip 7 An angry exchange took place on one of the episodes of Coach Trip Credit: YouTube Fans of Coach Trip will remember the epic moment which took place on one of the episodes of the game show. The show aired on Channel 4 in 2005 and saw four to seven pairs of tourists undertaking a coach tour of Europe between twenty and fifty days, alongside tour guide Brendan Sheerin. Every evening, each couple voted for the pair they least enjoyed travelling with, and the pair with the most votes received either a yellow or red card. In one particular episode, an angry interchange took place between couples Tam & Jayson and Bruce & Jon. Jayson is seen shouting over to Bruce, saying: 'You're such a party pooper.' This angers Bruce, who then hits back: 'I don't really like you anyway, you're an evil, fat-bottom queen and a vile person.' After the heated exchange took place, Bruce & Jon were forced to leave the show. Speaking about the bizarre outbreak afterwards, Brendan said: 'This is Coach Trip! "I know that we have disagreements along the way. But nothing as strong or as personal as this. It was like a volcanic eruption. "Bruce got vitriolic about this, he got really, really nasty. He changed and went into a rage. 'Tam then jumped to the defence of Jayson, then Bruce thought he was going to take both of them on. "It was a bloomin' nightmare. Everybody else got upset and worried. 'I really thought I was going to have my first ever fight." Real Housewives of Cheshire dinner party showdown 7 Dawn Ward gets into a heated row with Tanya Bardsley Credit: YouTube The Real Housewives of Cheshire follows the lives of some of the wealthiest women in the area's 'Golden Triangle' - many of which have gobs to match the size of their bank balances. Having run for 18 series, the show - and its stars - have seen their fair share of scandal. During one particular dinner party exchange, in Season 6 of the show, Dawn Ward , wife of ex-Premier League footballer Ashley Ward, gets into a heated row with Tanya Bardsley. She hits out at her and says: 'Listen you little chav, you're nothing but a phony yourself. Two-faced.' She then tells her: 'Shut up Tanya, be quiet you silly girl.' The row then escalates to include the other housewives, who then get into a fiery exchange with each other following the initial row. Peter v Jane on Come Dine With Me 7 A notable moment took place during episode 1 of Season 37 of Come Dine With Me Credit: YouTube One of the most notable moments on Come Dine With Me happened during episode 1 of Season 37, titled "East Oxfordshire: All In One". The episode was full of high tensions and disagreements between two contestants, Jane and Peter, which then ended in a heated argument and a notorious rant after the winner was announced. Reading the results, Peter announces that he has come in fourth place, and, visibly annoyed, he says: 'You silly, silly people.' He then goes on to share that Jane was the winner, saying: 'You won Jane, enjoy the money . I hope it makes you very happy.' 'Dear lord, what a sad little life, you ruined my night so you could have the money but I hope you now spend it on lessons on grace and decorum.' 'You have all the grace of a reversing dump truck without any tyres on.' Peter's reaction became a hugely memorable moment on the show. Edwina Curry v Kendra Wilkinson on I'm a Celebrity 7 Words were exchanged between Edwina and Kendra Credit: Rex With its tough trials and cramped conditions, tempers always flare on I'm A Celeb. What started as an innocent conversation about philosophy quickly escalated into a heated argument, with many choice words being exchanged between the former Tory minister and Playboy model back in 2014. Kendra, talking to her fellow campmates, claimed that "you should never live your life for - something which Edwina, 76, disagreed with, to put it mildly. As the situation progressed and tempers flared, US personality Kendra lashed out: "Shut the f*** up and get the f*** out of our conversation." She then branded Edwina a "heartless a*** politician". Edwina, not backing down, hit back: "Kendra you can't dominate me, so don't even try." Now 39, Kendra ended up having to be restrained by her fellow campmates. Kady McDermott v Malia Arkian on Love Island 7 Kady McDermott got into an explosive row with co-star Malia Arkian Credit: YouTube Love Island star Kady McDermott's explosive row with co-star Malia Arkian is one of the most shocking moments in the history of the reality show. Kady appeared on the hit dating show, where she met now ex-boyfriend Scott Thomas and finished in third place. The argument, which ended with Malia being removed from the villa, was only briefly aired and cut away before things became physical between the pair. However, in 2019 The row between the women began when Kady accidentally spilled her drink over Malia, causing tensions to erupt. The newcomer, who had only arrived at the villa that day, leapt from her seat and questioned whether it had been done on purpose as she had been on a date with Scott, who Kady was coupled up with. It was reported at the time that she had been shoved in an "altercation" and Love Island bosses responded by removing Malia from the show. During the show, they aired the argument with the two screaming at each other but did not air any physical fighting. Kady later claimed Malia punched her during the fracas and blood was drawn.
