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Ryan Thomas says family 'don't understand' as he addresses Coronation Street return
Ryan Thomas says family 'don't understand' as he addresses Coronation Street return

Edinburgh Live

time22-05-2025

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  • Edinburgh Live

Ryan Thomas says family 'don't understand' as he addresses Coronation Street return

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 Coronation Street alumnus Ryan Thomas has shared that his family is baffled by his return to the iconic ITV soap, remarking that they "don't understand it". A cornerstone of the cobbled streets, Ryan first stepped into the role of Jason Grimshaw in 2000, quickly embedding himself into the fabric of Weatherfield. His character became known for a string of entangled romantic exploits with Weatherfield's women like Rosie Webster, Maria Connor, and Sarah Platt — the latter portrayed by Tina O'Brien, who shares a child with Ryan. Beyond his tumultuous love life, a defining element of his stint on the street was his bond with his on-screen mother Eileen, played by Sue Cleaver, who herself is gearing up to bid farewell to the street. READ MORE - Our Yorkshire Farm's Reuben dealt crushing blow as Clive tells him he 'can't' READ MORE - Viewers just realising ITV Coronation Street newcomer has famous BGT star sister In 2016, after clocking up 16 years as a familiar face on the soap, Ryan opted to exit Coronation Street, seeking fresh challenges and vistas beyond its famed cobbles. Yet, nearly a decade since he waved goodbye, news has broken that the actor, now 40, is primed for a dramatic comeback. Fans are set for a surprise as Jason returns from his Thai sojourn to drop back into Weatherfield, leaving residents stunned by his unexpected appearance, reports Belfast Live. (Image: ITV) (Image: ITV) (Image: Getty Images) As anticipation builds for his screen resurgence later this month, Ryan has confessed his brood is yet to share in the excitement, with the actor suggesting his kids may well give watching his heralded Corrie return a miss. Speaking candidly to Inside Soap, he reflected on the importance of Coronation Street in his life: "Even if my children don't understand it now, there will come a time when we sit down and show them. Corrie will always be a reminder of who I am and where I came from." His return to Weatherfield is amidst the Grimshaws' woes, coming hot off the heels of aunty Julie Carp's passing following a lengthy cancer battle. This family grief is compounded as Eileen becomes entangled with the law, facing scrutiny over allegations of having murdered her own sister, Julie. During a heartfelt chat on Loose Women, Sue reminisced about her time on the soap: "I've had 25 privileged years of working on Coronation Street." She elaborated on her decision to leave, stating: "The door is still firmly open but as I reached my 60th year, I decided it was time to embrace change, look for new adventures and live fearlessly." Sue took a sabbatical from the cobbles to tread the boards in 'Sister Act The Musical', and subsequently ventured into the jungle on I'm A Celeb in 2022. Catch the latest drama on Coronation Street tonight at 8pm on ITV.

Alan Titchmarsh fights back tears as he makes rare family confession on ITV show
Alan Titchmarsh fights back tears as he makes rare family confession on ITV show

Edinburgh Live

time11-05-2025

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  • Edinburgh Live

Alan Titchmarsh fights back tears as he makes rare family confession on ITV show

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 Alan Titchmarsh was deeply touched as he shared a personal revelation on Sunday's Love Your Weekend. Chatting with Elaine Paige, the ITV presenter admitted to becoming emotional. Elaine recounted how she landed the iconic role of Grizabella in Cats following Judi Dench's withdrawal due to an unfortunate injury that led to a torn Achilles tendon. Despite having only one song to sing, Elaine expressed to Alan how much it meant to her. READ MORE - Princess Diana 'knew' who was to blame for 'ruining' her marriage to Charles READ MORE -Our Yorkshire Farm's Reuben Owen fans say same thing as he confirms new career "I never tired of singing that song because it is so emotional both lyrically and in terms of the tune," the star divulged, as reported by the Manchester Evening News. "I still can't watch it without welling up. I was lucky enough, as you very sweetly coached me in the All-Star Musicals," Alan revealed, reports the Mirror. "Of course, I remember," Elaine said, prompting Alan to share: "But you said to me because I had to sing a song I had never sung before and that my dad had sung to my mum. "You told me that, so I knew it was going to be emotional for you." Elaine interjected. Alan continued: "You told me, 'Park that because it will get in the way of the song'. "Exactly because it is true," Elaine concurred. "And you did, especially the last note, your heart was in it, Alan. You sang your heart out, and it was noticeable, it was heartbreaking. "Bless you," Alan said emotionally, before going on to say, "But, from your point of view, those songs, exhausting to do every night because you have got to give so much to make them work." During a different segment of the programme, Alan admitted to "losing the plot" while observing a dog grooming session. Laughter took over as one of the groomers began brushing a dog's teeth, causing Alan to crack up. After getting a handle on his laughter, Alan extended an apology to his guests, remarking: "Sorry, I lost the plot halfway through."

Princess Diana 'knew' who was to blame for 'ruining' her marriage to King Charles
Princess Diana 'knew' who was to blame for 'ruining' her marriage to King Charles

Edinburgh Live

time11-05-2025

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  • Edinburgh Live

Princess Diana 'knew' who was to blame for 'ruining' her marriage to King Charles

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 Princess Diana once disclosed who she held responsible for the collapse of her marriage to King Charles. The couple tied the knot on July 29, 1981, when Diana was just 20 and Charles was 32. Their union was marred by various problems including communication breakdowns and emotional distress. Both King Charles and the late Princess of Wales confessed to having extramarital affairs, leading to their eventual divorce which was finalised in 1996. READ MORE - Our Yorkshire Farm's Reuben Owen fans say same thing as he confirms new career READ MORE - Steve Davis was astonished by Queen Elizabeth II's five-word comment to him Charles notoriously had an affair with the now-Queen Camilla, while Diana was unfaithful to Charles with James Hewitt. Royal expert Ingrid Seward, a friend of Diana's, revealed that the Princess had confided in her about the dissolution of her marriage shortly before her untimely death. When asked who Diana blamed for the end of her marriage, Seward shared, "She said to me just before she died, it wasn't Camilla. 'It wasn't Camilla that ruined our marriage, it was the people around Charles.", reports the Mirror US. (Image: Getty) (Image: Getty Images) While appearing on A Right Royal Podcast, the author confessed that she had never been able to fully comprehend what Diana meant by that comment. However, she added, "But I also remember Diana's father saying how tricky the royal household was." Seward drew parallels between Diana's concerns and those expressed by her son, Prince Harry. The Duke of Sussex has recently spoken to the BBC about the Royal family and has previously criticised his relatives on Netflix and in his memoir, Spare. Seward shared her perspective, stating, "What I'm trying to say is that Harry obviously has a point amid his morass of complaints. He does have some valid points, and I'm riveted." She pondered over the concerns raised by both Harry and Diana, asking, "Are they just a load of overinflated egos in the royal household, or are they really trying to help?" Seward also speculated during the episode that Diana would have been proud of Harry's explosive BBC interview. In the conversation, Harry disclosed that he is currently not in touch with King Charles and expressed uncertainty about their future relationship. However, he voiced hope for a reunion with the Royal family someday. Seward elaborated, "I think she might have been proud, 'I'm glad you said what you thought.'" She added, "I think she would, I'm guessing, that she might have been quite proud of him for speaking up and saying what he thought, because that's what she liked. She liked to say exactly what she thought and then deal with the consequences afterwards, which is, of course, what happened to her." Diana herself had a momentous interview when she appeared on Panorama. During the session, she candidly discussed her troubled marriage with Charles and revealed his affair with the now-Queen Camilla. "There were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded," Diana confessed. She also opened up about her own extramarital relationship with James Hewitt and spoke candidly about her mental health struggles.

Our Yorkshire Farm's Clive Owen sparks health fears with worrying comment as he's seen on crutches
Our Yorkshire Farm's Clive Owen sparks health fears with worrying comment as he's seen on crutches

Daily Mirror

time29-04-2025

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  • Daily Mirror

Our Yorkshire Farm's Clive Owen sparks health fears with worrying comment as he's seen on crutches

Our Yorkshire Farm star Clive Owen was seen on crutches in a brief clip for the Channel 4 show's spin-off series Our Farm Next Door Fans have been left worried after Clive Owen was spotted on crutches in a sneak peek of the upcoming show Our Farm Next Door. The charming series Our Farm Next Door: Amanda, Clive and Kids makes its anticipated return to our screens tonight, documenting the family's adventures as they take on new renovations. ‌ Concerns for Clive's well-being surfaced following an Instagram clip that reveals his struggle with a recent hip operation. ‌ Posted by Wise Owl Films, the caption accompanying the Instagram preview read: "In the opening episode of our new series, as he recovers from a hip operation, Clive contemplates a future where he can put his feet will Miles and Sid really buy into his succession plans? Our Farm Next Door: Amanda, Clive and Kids – starts tomorrow on More4 at 9pm." It showed Clive giving his sons instructions for managing the farm during his recovery. Clive's sense of humour remained intact as he quipped, "I have definitely been a horrible patient because I am impatient." He praised his sons, stating, "I couldn't have managed without these lads to do what needed doing. So yeah, they have done very well," reports Leeds Live. Mulling over the changes, he reflected, "It means from now on they needn't hand the reins back to me, they can just carry on." ‌ Clive even made light of his situation, suggesting, "I could find myself redundant," before playfully enquiring about his son's thoughts: "What do you think, Miley? "That is what family farms are all about, everybody has to help," he added. Fans were quick to express their sympathy in the comment section, with a concerned follower noting: "You can see the pain he is in." ‌ Echoing this worry, another responded: "Yeah, he looks like he's in a lot of pain, poor Clive." One curious fan queried: "Is that a knee replacement or the other hip?". Another supporter expressed their well-wishes on a Facebook fan page, commenting: "Hope Clive is getting there after his hip op." ‌ Admiration for the family's unity was clear as one person noted: "Such a great dad and his boys are helping him," while another sent out a heartfelt message: "Aw hope Clive gets better soon." Tonight's episode promises to be an engaging one, with the synopsis teasing: "Amanda Owen and her family continue the task of turning an abandoned farmhouse into a 21st-century home. "It's summer in Swaledale and the renovation of Anty John's is about to hit its one-year anniversary, with plenty of work still to do for Richard the builder and the Owen family. "For the kids, the summer holidays mean picnics and playing in the stream, but dad Clive is laid low by a hip operation."

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