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Scottish Sun
27-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
David Tennant tells Doctor Who haters to ‘f**k off' in hilarious new The Assembly trailer as he gets a grilling
DOCTOR Who star David Tennant has launched a scathing attack at show critics during a funny clip of the brutal new show The Assembly. The 53-year-old actor can be seen being quizzed on the blunt new programme which sees celebs getting a grilling from people with autism and learning disabilities. 4 The actor can be seen in ITV's new show The Assembly Credit: PA 4 David Tennant opens up about haters of Doctor Who Credit: PA Actor David is asked: "What was it like when you became the tenth Doctor Who?" He responds: "I watched that show all my life, I grew up with it. "Had posters on my wall, met Tom Baker (the fourth doctor). "He signed my poster when I was about 8 or 9. It's a very happy thing, even if you're not a fan of Doctor Who. "Very few people feel negatively towards it, as far as I can tell." He joked: "I'm now inviting people to get online and tell me how rubbish it is, but they can f**k off." The new ITV show will also see ex Match Of The Day presenter Gary Lineker, actor Danny Dyer and ex-Little Mix singer Jade Thirlwall face the panel's questions. During his quizzing, former EastEnders star Danny admits wife Jo deserved better when she kicked him out the house for his wild drug-fuelled partying. In The Assembly, he also gets called out for sending his son Arty to a posh school - despite being known as a hardman from London's East End. "How working-class was it to send your son to a private school?", asked one audience member. Danny Dyer calls himself a 'p---k' as he candidly opens up about split from wife Jo in The Assembly "Good question," said Danny, who is also a dad to daughters Dani and Sunnie Dyer. "I'm very proud of my roots, but do I want to be living in an environment where, especially at the moment where there's helicopters going over my house all the time and sirens all the time, a lot of crime? Of course you don't. "So what you want to do is, you want to earn some money and then move to a better area where you can bring your children up. "When you have kids, you want to give them everything you can. "Sometimes it backfires on you slightly because now they're not street-wise. "I walked everywhere as a kid or I had to get a bus. "I don't think they've ever been on a f***ing bus, my kids. "They don't have to, do they? Because they get driven door to door by a Bentley." Watch tonight at 10pm on ITV1, ITVX, STV and STV Player. 4 David stars in the hilarious new The Assembly trailer Credit: PA
The Irish Sun
27-04-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
David Tennant tells Doctor Who haters to ‘f**k off' in hilarious new The Assembly trailer as he gets a grilling
DOCTOR Who star David Tennant has launched a scathing attack at show critics during a funny clip of the brutal new show The Assembly. The 53-year-old actor can be seen being quizzed on the blunt new programme which sees celebs getting a grilling from people with autism and learning disabilities. 4 The actor can be seen in ITV's new show The Assembly Credit: PA 4 David Tennant opens up about haters of Doctor Who Credit: PA He responds: "I watched that show all my life, I grew up with it. "Had posters on my wall, met Tom Baker (the fourth doctor). "He signed my poster when I was about 8 or 9. It's a very happy thing, even if you're not a fan of Doctor Who. Read more on TV "Very few people feel negatively towards it, as far as I can tell." He joked: "I'm now inviting people to get online and tell me how rubbish it is, but they can f**k off." The new ITV show will also see ex Match Of The Day presenter Gary Lineker , actor and ex-Little Mix singer Jade Thirlwall face the panel's questions. During his quizzing, former EastEnders star Danny admits wife Jo deserved better when she kicked him out the house for his wild drug-fuelled partying. Most read in Reality In The Assembly, he also gets called out for "How working-class was it to send your son to a private school?", asked one audience member. Danny Dyer calls himself a 'p---k' as he candidly opens up about split from wife Jo in The Assembly "Good question," said Danny, who is also a dad to daughters Dani and Sunnie Dyer. "I'm very proud of my roots, but do I want to be living in an environment where, especially at the moment where there's helicopters going over my house all the time and sirens all the time, a lot of crime? Of course you don't. "So what you want to do is, you want to earn some money and then move to a better area where you can bring your children up. "When you have kids, you want to give them everything you can. "Sometimes it backfires on you slightly because now they're not street-wise. "I walked everywhere as a kid or I had to get a bus. "I don't think they've ever been on a f***ing bus, my kids. "They don't have to, do they? Because they get driven door to door by a Bentley." Watch tonight at 10pm on ITV1, ITVX, STV and STV Player . 4 David stars in the hilarious new The Assembly trailer Credit: PA 4 The former Doctor Who star could be making a return to the show Credit: PA
Daily Mail
26-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Danny Dyer candidly admits wife Joanne 'deserved better' as he opens up about split and his drug-fuelled three-day benders
Danny Dyer has admitted his wife Joanna Mas 'deserved better' as he opened up about their split and his drug-fuelled three-day benders in the 'most open and honest' interview of his life. The actor, 47, gets a grilling in ITV 's new show The Assembly, which sees a celebrity face questions from a group of autistic, neurodivergent and learning disabled people, forcing them to cast aside their media training, with no topic off limits. Each episode of the series sees a follows a different celebrity, with Match Of The Day presenter Gary Lineker, 64, Doctor Who star David Tennant, 54, and ex-Little Mix singer Jade Thirlwall, 32, also in the hot seat. In a new clip from Saturday's upcoming episode, one woman asked Danny about his split from Joanne. She said: 'When Jo kicked you out she emptied your shared joint bank account, do you still have a shared bank account now?' A stunned Danny joked that he was about to give her a hug until she hit him with the stinging question. The actor, 47, gets a grilling in ITV 's new show The Assembly, which sees a celebrity face questions from a group of autistic, neurodivergent and learning disabled people, forcing them to cast aside their media training, with no topic off limits He then openly admitted to being kicked out, as he confessed: 'I was a p***k and she deserved better. 'Sometimes I'd go out, get off my head, take drugs; I wouldn't come home for three days. 'She had every right to throw me out. She controls everything now.' Danny and Joanne got together in 1992, and have three children - Love Island's Dani, 27, daughter Sunnie, 17, and son Arty, six. Their on-off relationship was marred with cheating allegations in the past, although they eventually got back together for good and married in 2016 after Joanne proposed a year before. Back in 2000, Danny's wild behaviour culminated in Jo catching him cheating on her, causing her to kick him out and clear their bank account. In an interview with The Times in 2023, Danny recalled the moment he got caught cheating on Jo, and insisted he 'doesn't blame her' for changing her phone number, clearing their account, and stopping him from seeing his eldest daughter Dani. He confessed: 'I didn't blame her. It was a mad period. I do now realise what's important to me are my family. They are everything. 'I tried to fill it with the drink and drugs and doing stupid things. I was a lost soul. I had a 'f*** it' button and I would destroy relationships before I could be left'. Last year, he admitted that Jo has stood by him 'through a lot of s**t', adding that she didn't sign up to a life of fame. Speaking on Elizabeth Day's podcast How To Fail, he said: 'Well, I've been with the same woman since I was 13. It's a journey. It's so rare, that. 'Because if you think about who you was at 13 and who you are now, to grow with somebody at the same time, at the same rate, and then you throw fame in the mix, and what happened with me, which she never wanted, and she came along for this ride with me, both from the same council estate. 'She didn't really sign up for that, and then, on her course, it f****d my head up when I became really famous, and I didn't quite know what to do with it and I suppose she stood by me for a lot of s**t and had to be very patient with me. 'And of course I do believe in the marriage vows and sickness and health and for better for worse. 'So it's hard to stay in a relationship for that long with the press attention and with me being a pr**k for many years, because I was, I hold my hands up, I lost the plot for many years.' He continued: 'I didn't quite know who I was and I suppose she had to suffer all that on a national level. 'I love her with all my heart. You know, she challenges me every day. She's kept me very grounded. I'll tell you that now. 'She came to watch me in a play once and I came off stage and she went, yeah, just don't get carried away with yourself. I thought that's what I need to hear.' In his Assembly questioning, Danny also got candid about how he copes with his anxiety, explaining that meditation and therapy is what has helped him become a better person. He said: 'I needed to learn what was wrong with me because I was acting, I was earning money - I had everything going for me, but I still wasn't happy. I learned that it was every strong male role model I had either left me or died.' He admitted that the coping strategies he developed when he was younger did more harm than good, saying: 'Whenever I got close to somebody who I loved and I looked up to I'd press the 'f*** it' button before they could die. 'I thought 'I'll beat you to it' which is a weird way of thinking. I needed to learn some tools, so [therapy] was good for me.'
The Sun
26-04-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Watch Danny Dyer call himself a ‘p***k' as he opens up about drug-fuelled benders and split from wife Jo in The Assembly
DANNY Dyer admits wife Jo deserved better when she kicked him out the house for his wild drug-fuelled partying. The actor, 47, faces a tough grilling from people with autism and learning disabilities in the new ITV programme The Assembly, with no subject off limits. 6 6 In a new clip from tonight's show, one plucky young woman asks about his split from Joanne Mas. She says: "When Jo kicked you out she emptied your shared joint bank account, do you still have a shared bank account now?" Danny furrows his brow and jokes he was going to give the girl a hug before she hit him with the stinging question. He then candidly accepts he was thrown out and says: "I was a p***k and she deserved better. "Sometimes I'd go out, get off my head, take drugs; I wouldn't come home for three days. " She had every right to throw me out. She controls everything now." Danny and Joanne got together in 1992, and have three children - Love Island's Dani, 27, daughter Sunnie, 17, and son Arty, six. The Rivals favourite previously admitted to being guilty of cheating before they married in 2016. Speaking to The Times, Danny said: "It was a mad period. I do now realise what's important to me are my family. They are everything. "I tried to fill it with the drink and drugs and doing stupid things. I was a lost soul. Danny Dyer takes swipe at his kids as he defends his 'working class roots' after sending son to private school "I had a 'f*** it' button and I would destroy relationships before I could be left." In The Assembly, he also gets called out for sending his son Arty to a posh school - despite being known as a hardman from London's East End. "How working-class was it to send your son to a private school?", asked one audience member. "Good question," said Danny, who is also a dad to daughters Dani and Sunnie Dyer. "I'm very proud of my roots, but do I want to be living in an environment where, especially at the moment where there's helicopters going over my house all the time and sirens all the time, a lot of crime? Of course you don't. "So what you want to do is, you want to earn some money and then move to a better area where you can bring your children up. 6 6 "When you have kids, you want to give them everything you can. "Sometimes it backfires on you slightly because now they're not street-wise. "I walked everywhere as a kid or I had to get a bus. "I don't think they've ever been on a f***ing bus, my kids. "They don't have to, do they? Because they get driven door to door by a Bentley." Danny is the first celebrity interview of the series to be aired this weekend. The new ITV show will also see ex Doctor Who actor David Tennant Match Of The Day presenter Gary Lineker and ex-Little Mix singer Jade Thirlwall face the panel's questions. The Assembly starts Saturday at 10.05pm and continues at 10pm on Sunday on ITV1, ITVX, STV and STV Player 6 6
Daily Mail
24-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Danny Dyer tearfully reveals wife Joanne still controls all their finances 25 years after his wild youth which saw him cheat on her and go on drug-fuelled three-day benders
broke down in tears as he revealed his wife Joanne Mas controls all their finance after his wild behaviour in his youth, in the 'most open and honest' interview of his life. The actor, 47, gets a grilling in ITV 's new show The Assembly, which sees a celebrity face questions from a group of autistic, neurodivergent and learning disabled people, forcing them to cast aside their media training, with no topic off limits. Each episode of the series sees a follows a different celebrity, with Match Of The Day presenter Gary Lineker, 64, Doctor Who star David Tennant, 54, and ex-Little Mix singer Jade Thirlwall, 32, also in the hot seat. During his questioning, Danny was moved to tears as he reflected on his marriage to Jo, admitting he was 'a p***k' for many years. The couple have been together since they were 13 years old and share three children Love Island's Dani, 28, daughter Sunnie, 18, and son Arty, 11. Their on-off relationship was marred with cheating allegations in the past, although they eventually got back together for good and married in 2016 after Joanne proposed a year before. Back in 2000, Danny's wild behaviour culminated in Jo catching him cheating on her, causing her to kick him out and clear their bank account. And during his grilling on The Assembly, the Marching Powder star was asked by group member Chardonnay if the couple share a bank account now, 25 years later. But Danny admitted: 'She controls everything now', before explaining: 'Yes, she did kick me out because I was a pr***. And she deserved better.' He recalled: 'Sometimes I would go out and get off my head, take drugs, and I wouldn't come home for three days. I had issues - I never wanted the party to end. She had every right to throw me out.' In an interview with The Times in 2023, Danny recalled the moment he got caught cheating on Jo, and insisted he 'doesn't blame her' for changing her phone number, clearing their account, and stopping him from seeing his eldest daughter Dani. He confessed: 'I didn't blame her. It was a mad period. I do now realise what's important to me are my family. They are everything. 'I tried to fill it with the drink and drugs and doing stupid things. I was a lost soul. I had a 'f*** it' button and I would destroy relationships before I could be left'. Last year, he admitted that Jo has stood by him 'through a lot of s**t', adding that she didn't sign up to a life of fame. Speaking on Elizabeth Day's podcast How To Fail, he said: 'Well, I've been with the same woman since I was 13. It's a journey. It's so rare, that. 'Because if you think about who you was at 13 and who you are now, to grow with somebody at the same time, at the same rate, and then you throw fame in the mix, and what happened with me, which she never wanted, and she came along for this ride with me, both from the same council estate. 'She didn't really sign up for that, and then, on her course, it f****d my head up when I became really famous, and I didn't quite know what to do with it and I suppose she stood by me for a lot of s**t and had to be very patient with me. 'And of course I do believe in the marriage vows and sickness and health and for better for worse. 'So it's hard to stay in a relationship for that long with the press attention and with me being a pr**k for many years, because I was, I hold my hands up, I lost the plot for many years.' He continued: 'I didn't quite know who I was and I suppose she had to suffer all that on a national level. 'I love her with all my heart. You know, she challenges me every day. She's kept me very grounded. I'll tell you that now. 'She came to watch me in a play once and I came off stage and she went, yeah, just don't get carried away with yourself. I thought that's what I need to hear.' In his Assembly questioning, Danny also got candid about how he copes with his anxiety, explaining that meditation and therapy is what has helped him become a better person. He said: 'I needed to learn what was wrong with me because I was acting, I was earning money - I had everything going for me, but I still wasn't happy. I learned that it was every strong male role model I had either left me or died.' He admitted that the coping strategies he developed when he was younger did more harm than good, saying: 'Whenever I got close to somebody who I loved and I looked up to I'd press the 'f*** it' button before they could die. 'I thought 'I'll beat you to it' which is a weird way of thinking. I needed to learn some tools, so [therapy] was good for me.'
