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Daily Mail
2 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Rylan Clark admits he felt like a 'complete failure' after his divorce from ex-husband Dan Neal
has emotionally admitted he felt like a 'failure' following his divorce from ex-husband Dan Neal. The TV presenter, 36, split with Dan in 2021 after six years of marriage when Rylan admitted he cheated on him. On what would have been their ten-year wedding anniversary this year, Rylan got candid about how he felt following the divorce. Speaking on his new podcast Rylan: How to Be in Love with Stephen Fry, he said: 'We got married in 2015. 'That same year, yeah. So it would have been my 10 year anniversary this year.' From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new Showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. Stephen then asked if Rylan felt any kind of responsibility to represent gay marriage, as one of the few LGBTQ + celebrities. He asked: 'But did you feel also that - when it broke up and you were divorced – did you feel that there was in some sense you were letting down the idea of gay marriage, because we have a duty to show that our marriages are as robust and strong as any heterosexual?' Rylan said: 'There was part of me that just felt like a complete and utter failure. I felt like I'd failed personally, but I felt like I'd found publicly on behalf of - the gays! You know, I'm not, I'm not 'head gay', it's not that.' Stephen reassured: 'No, you're not, exactly. You're not a poster child for gayness.' Rylan continued: 'But you do feel like, yeah I'm going to get married, I want to get married, I can get married. 'But when it doesn't work out you don't want people to go, "you see that's why they f****** shouldn't get married".' Stephen was quick to insist: 'You can get married again if you want…', causing Rylan to hint at his divorce struggles as he quipped: 'Yeah with a prenup this time, I'm not going through that again.' Rylan previously revealed his own infidelity during his marriage with Dan caused the downfall of their relationship. After he revealed that he had been unfaithful, Dan eventually ended the relationship after the heart-wrenching confession. Following the heartbreak and the deterioration of his marriage, Rylan had suicidal thoughts and his weight dropped to just nine stone. He opened up about these challenging times in his second autobiography, TEN: The Decade That Changed My Future. In the book, he penned a candid reflection and said: 'I got in a relationship quite young and just went with it. Now I know I'm my own person. I'm not going to settle for something that's not right. In a way it's been a bit of a gift.' 'I'm happy to have sex with someone and that's that, that's not a problem. But do I want more? Of course I want more. Am I going to enjoy myself on the way? Abso-f***ing-lutely.'
Edinburgh Live
11 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Edinburgh Live
Rylan Clark issues cryptic update on 'personal life' as he admits he's 'very content'
Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info Rylan Clark has hinted at a positive shift in his personal life, revealing that he's been feeling "giggly" and opting for cosy nights in over his usual social outings. While on air during his BBC Radio 2 show, Rylan, 36, shared with a co-presenter, who noticed his "giggly" demeanour, that he was indeed in high spirits. He expressed: "I am giggly. I don't care. I'm giggly very giggly. I'm relaxed I'm happy. I'm really happy actually." His co-host observed that Rylan had undergone a "changed lifestyle" swapping late nights out for early nights in bed by 9pm. Rylan acknowledged the change, attributing it to both his flourishing career and an improvement in his personal life, hinting at newfound happiness, reports Derbyshire Live. He remarked: "I know, whose bed though is the question? Yes I am. I feel like, for the first time in a long time, I'm in a very decent place on all aspects." Rylan continued to share his contentment, citing recent professional achievements and a satisfying personal life. He added "I've just won a BAFTA. I'm getting to go around the world, I've got a great job, I'm going to the TRIC Awards, I've got a nice personal life going on. It's nice, I'm very content. I feel good." Speculation has been rife about Rylan's personal life in recent months, especially regarding his friendship with Rob Rinder, with whom he recently clinched a BAFTA in the Factual Entertainment category for their series Rob and Rylan's Grand Tour. (Image: Getty) During a chat with Zoe Ball, Rylan confessed that he sneakily informed his mum of his BAFTA triumph ahead of the televised broadcast since the show was running on a delay. He revealed: "When the BAFTAs is on telly it's a little bit behind, we were a couple of hours ahead in real-time, so I FaceTimed her and went, 'you alright?' and I was holding the BAFTA, and she went, 'oh are you presenting one?' "And I went: 'No mum, I've won', she went, 'what?' and I said: 'We're ahead two hours,' and she just bawled her eyes out. And then it went on telly and everyone kept ringing her, so she cried all night." Additionally, Rylan expressed heartfelt praise for Rob Rinder, his co-host, calling him his "partner in crime" and professing his deep affection, be he swiftly clarified: "Not like that – we are just friends."
BBC News
2 days ago
- Business
- BBC News
BBC Radio 2 in the Park 2025 to land in Chelmsford
Radio 2 in the Park, the station's flagship live music festival, will take place in Hylands Park in Chelmsford, Essex from Friday 5 - Sunday 7 September. The announcement was made on The Scott Mills Breakfast Show, with Scott speaking to Radio 2 presenter, Ellie Taylor, who is from Essex. She was live on air at Hylands House within Hylands Park to reveal the location to listeners. Rylan – who Scott unofficially crowned "The Earl of Essex" during the show - also joined Ellie in the park to celebrate the festival taking place in his home county. Rylan said: "I can't wait to welcome my Radio 2 family to Chelmsford and have this year's Radio 2 in the Park right on my doorstep! If there's one thing I know for certain, it's that an Essex crowd know how to party. See you all in Hylands Park!' The station - which is the UK's most listened to radio station with a weekly audience of 13.1 million (RAJAR Q1, 2025) - will broadcast live from Hylands Park throughout the weekend in September, and all the action will be broadcast on Radio 2, BBC Sounds and iPlayer. Most of Radio 2's presenters will decamp to the city for the weekend and, back by popular demand and following its debut at Radio 2 in the Park in Preston last year, there will be a Friday night DJ party to kick things off ahead of a weekend packed with stellar live performances. The artist line-up will be revealed in The Scott Mills Breakfast Show tomorrow (Tuesday 3 June, 6.30-9.30am) and tickets will go on sale on Wednesday 4 June at 8.30am - further details are available at Helen Thomas, Head of Radio 2 says: "Radio 2 in the Park is our biggest party of the year, and we're delighted to be bringing a three-day music extravaganza to Chelmsford! We've been busy booking some of the world's most loved artists to perform to thousands of revellers in Hylands Park, as well as to millions of listeners and viewers at home or on the move. We can't wait to bring our family of Radio 2 presenters to Essex." Councillor Stephen Robinson, Leader of Chelmsford City Council, says: 'Hylands Park is no stranger to music festivals, and we're thrilled to add another renowned music event to the list in 2025. BBC Radio 2 in the Park is a fantastic opportunity for Chelmsford – one that will lift our local economy and boost the city's position as a top events destination. We're looking forward to welcoming world-famous music acts and thousands of Radio 2 fans from across the UK to our brilliant city this summer, for this unrivalled three-day celebration of music. Our teams have years of experience and expertise in facilitating major music festivals at Hylands Park, so I'm confident that this latest partnership with the BBC will present a smooth-running and highly enjoyable weekend for all involved.' Last year Radio 2 in the Park was held in Moor Park, Preston, and featured headliners Sting and the Pet Shop Boys. In 2023, Victoria Park in Leicester saw Tear for Fears and Kylie headline the main stage. Radio 2 continues to serve audiences with a steady stream of world-class music performances. In February this year, Radio 2's Piano Room month featured incredible performances from artists including Coldplay, Kiefer Sutherland, Elkie Brooks, Kate Hudson, Gary Barlow, 10cc and Teddy Swims – with a selection of performances still available to watch on BBC iPlayer. Country music fans were treated to a feast of Country music on BBC Sounds, following Radio 2's coverage of the Country 2 Country festival in London, Belfast and Glasgow in March. As the official broadcast partner of C2C since 2013, programming was led by Radio 2's Country Show presenter, Bob Harris. As well as presenting acts on stage at The O2 in London, Bob fronted shows during the weekend and was joined by musicians for live performances and key moments from the main stage from some of the world's most popular Country stars and the cream of emerging talent from Nashville and Europe. Bob previewed the festival on his Country Show on Thursday 13th March and reviewed the weekend on Thursday 20th March (9-10pm). Jo Whiley's Sofa Sessions in her show (Monday to Thursday, 7-9pm) have included Maggie Rogers, Cast, English Teacher, Corinne Bailey Rae and The Vaccines. On Sunday 4 May (8-10pm), Zoe Ball presented Elaine Paige: 60 Years in Showbusiness, a world exclusive concert honouring the extraordinary career of the station's host of Elaine Paige on Sunday (1-3pm). It was recorded in front of a packed audience at the London Palladium, where the cream of musical theatre - including Samantha Barks (Frozen, Les Misérables, Oliver!), Mazz Murray (Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again, Chicago), Julian Ovenden (Bridgerton, Downton Abbey), Charlie Stemp (Half a Sixpence, Hello, Dolly), and Summer Strallen (The Sound of Music, Guys and Dolls) - performed some of Elaine's most adored songs. Plus, in a Radio 2 and BBC TV special, Elaine was in conversation with Zoe, telling the story of her incredible life and career, sharing exclusive stories behind some of her best-known songs, as well as her tales from behind the red velvet curtains of London's glittering West End. BBC Radio 2 is the UK's most listened to radio station, with a weekly audience of 13.1 million (RAJAR Q1, 2025) and The Scott Mills Breakfast Show is the most listened to Breakfast show in the UK with 6.5 million listeners (RAJAR Q1, 2025). Vernon Kay is the most listened to radio show in the UK with 7.2 million listeners (RAJAR Q1, 2025). The network's presenters include Michael Ball, Zoe Ball, Rob Beckett, Tony Blackburn, OJ Borg, Revd. Kate Bottley, Rylan, Fearne Cotton, Sara Cox, Jamie Cullum, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Gary Davies, Paul Gambaccini, Mark Goodier, Angela Griffin, Bob Harris, Vernon Kay, Shaun Keaveny, Cerys Matthews, Paddy McGuinness, Scott Mills, Jason Mohammad, Trevor Nelson, Dermot O'Leary, Elaine Paige, Mark Radcliffe, Romesh Ranganathan, DJ Spoony, Liza Tarbuck, Jeremy Vine, Michelle Visage, Jo Whiley, Phil Williams and Owain Wyn Evans. Listen to Radio 2 on BBC Sounds KA
Daily Mail
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Rylan Clark breaks down in tears as he shares his emotional reaction to Doctor Who's regeneration reveal after his own iconic cameo on the show
has revealed his tearful reaction to Saturday's bombshell Doctor Who finale, after his own jaw-dropping cameo earlier in the series. Having joined much of the nation who tuned into the series conclusion, the presenter and longtime fan took to Instagram to share a video mere seconds after Ncuti Gatwa 's regeneration hit screens. Viewers were stunned when it was revealed that Ncuti had regenerated into former Doctor Who star Billie Piper, with the star making a surprise In the clip, which Rylan joked he'll look back on with 'absolute embarrassment,' the Radio 2 star said: 'So this is going to be a really embarrassing story that I will look back on and be like ''you absolute embarrassment'', but I've just watched the finale of Doctor Who. 'I don't know what's just happened. Oh my god it's unbelievable, what a turnout, I can't believe it.' From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the Daily Mail's new Showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. He went onto caption the post: 'To be a part of this season was such an honour, I'm in bits. What an ending xxx.' Rylan previously starred as himself in a Eurovision-inspired sixth episode of this series of Doctor Who, titled the Interstellar Song Contest. Billie will now be the second woman to take on the role as the Time Lord after Jodie Whittaker portrayed the 13th doctor. She replaces Ncuti, who leaves Doctor Who after two seasons in the science-fiction series. The actor's time on the long-running science fiction programme came to an end as The Reality War episode brought this season to a close on Saturday. The two-part season finale saw the Doctor face the Rani in a battle to save the world after making the decision to safe the life of one little girl. As he bid farewell to companion Belinda Chandra, played by Varada Sethu, he said: 'I hope you'll see me again, but not like this.' The finale also saw Whittaker, the 13th doctor, make a guest appearance as Gatwa's Doctor appeared to be travelling through alternate universes. In a statement released by the BBC, Ncuti Gatwa said: 'You know when you get cast, at some point you are going to have to hand back that sonic screwdriver and it is all going to come to an end, but nothing quite prepares you for it. 'This journey has been one that I will never forget, and a role that will be part of me forever. There are no words to describe what it feels like to be cast as the Doctor, nor are there words to explain what it feels like to be accepted into this iconic role that has existed for over 60 years and is truly loved by so many across the globe. 'The fans are truly the final character and beating heart of this show and I can't thank the Whoniverse, and the Whovians, enough for welcoming me in, and making this such a touching experience. 'I've loved every minute of it, but now is the time to hand over the keys to that beloved blue box and let someone else take control and enjoy it every bit as much as I have. 'I'll truly miss it, and forever be grateful to it, and everyone that has played a part in my journey as the Doctor.' Reacting to the news Billie said: 'It's no secret how much I love this show, and I have always said I would love to return to the Whoniverse as I have some of my best memories there, so to be given the opportunity to step back on that Tardis one more time was just something I couldn't refuse.' After Doctor Who was broadcast, Billie Piper posted on Instagram 'A rose is a rose is a rose !!!' with images from her previous time on the show playing the Doctor's companion Rose Tyler. Doctor Who showrunner Russell T Davies said: 'What a Doctor! Thank you, Ncuti! 'As his final words say, this has been an absolute joy, and the team in Cardiff and everyone who has worked on this show for the past few years, are so lucky to have been part of Ncuti's great adventure as he shoots off to stratospheric new heights.' The BBC programme is also said to have been paused for an extended break amid criticism about recent plots involving non-binary aliens, incels and even a pregnant male extra-terrestrial. A small number of social media critics have pointed to the diversity of the cast, a drag queen villain, and introduction of transgender and non-binary characters. However, both Davies and Gatwa have strongly dismissed this criticism as from a minority, with Davies telling BBC Radio 2's 20 Secrets From 20 Years: 'Someone always brings up matters of diversity. 'And there are online warriors accusing us of diversity and wokeness and involving messages and issues. 'And I have no time for this. I don't have a second to bear (it). Because what you might call diversity, I just call an open door.' Gatwa told Attitude magazine in 2024 that the hateful comments the sci-fi show has received after casting a black man is 'fascinating, because there's so much energy they're putting into it ... I think they need to go find a hobby is one thing'. During his time, he has had companions in the form of Andor actress Varada Sethu, and former Coronation Street actress Millie Gibson, who played Gatwa's companion Ruby Sunday since the 2023 Christmas episode The Church On Ruby Road. Highlights of his two series have included a Regency-themed episode that saw him have a burgeoning romance with the character Rogue, played by Mindhunter actor Jonathan Groff, the explosive Boom episode and the arrival of the classic Time Lord villain, the Rani.
The Irish Sun
3 days ago
- Health
- The Irish Sun
From celeb mouthwash to classic salt toothpaste – my smile-saving heroes for National Smile Month
WHY do we have so many awareness days, weeks and months? Some of them seem utterly ridiculous. The health related ones, though, are a good idea. It is National Smile Month. One in three adults have And I've put some products to the test to help you smile . . . MOUTHWASH 3 TV presenter Rylan Clark has teamed up with British oral care brand Waken Credit: Supplied IF ever there was a man who says 'teeth' it is TV presenter Rylan Clark – his are gleaming! And he has teamed up with British oral care brand Waken. I am not always keen on products pushed by celebs, but Rylan believes in Waken and has invested in it. I like it too. I love their whitening toothpaste and the Waken Advanced Care Mouthwash. It is made with natural peppermint, strengthens enamel with fluoride, and comes in a recycled bottle. This is alcohol free and a 500ml bottle costs £5. The company has just started selling in major supermarkets. See CHEWING GUM 3 Peppersmith contains the plant-based sweetener xylitol and is approved by the Oral Health Foundation Credit: Supplied I CHEW so much gum I could put a cow to shame – but not all gums are good for you thanks to the sweeteners, sugar and chemicals in them. But some do have health benefits . Peppersmith is one such example. It contains the plant-based sweetener xylitol and is approved by the Oral Health Foundation. Most read in Health Chewing sugar-free gum with xylitol after meals, is scientifically proven to reduce cavities, neutralise harmful acids, and keep breath fresh. Xylitol is a natural sugar alternative that bacteria cannot digest, meaning it actively fights tooth decay. Dentist explains risks of 'Turkey teeth' and other dentistry abroad It also helps to strengthen enamel – unlike sugary mints and gum that mask bad breath and contribute to cavities. The gum comes in mint, lemon and strawberry flavours. I wasn't keen on the fruity ones – but the mint is great and is £1.35 for 15g at Sainsbury's. See TOOTHPASTE 3 This toothpaste uses sodium bicarbonate, which is a salt that breaks down to form sodium and bicarbonate in water Credit: Supplied SALT toothpaste made by Weleda has been around for more than 100 years, but has soared into the brand's list of bestsellers in the last two years. That's because it is a chemical-free, eco-friendly toothpaste popular with those looking to avoid additives – there are no detergents, bleaches, foam boosters or optical brighteners in the product. No fluoride either – some people are worried that too much can lead to dental fluorosis or skeletal fluorosis, which can damage bones and joints. While rare, fluorosis is a factor. This toothpaste uses sodium bicarbonate, which is a salt that breaks down to form sodium and bicarbonate in water. This helps to promote healing in the mouth, and to ease ulcers, cuts and sore patches. Read more on the Irish Sun It is totally free from See
