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News.com.au
11 hours ago
- Entertainment
- News.com.au
UFC legend refuses to shake female presenter's hand
Unbeaten UFC champion Khabib Nurmagomedov has declined to shake presenter Kate Scott's hand on live TV.
Daily Mail
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Britain's Got Talent suffers HUGE on air blunder as Bruno Tonioli swears live during final - as some fans ask for him to be 'sacked'
Britain's Got Talent suffered a huge on air blunder during Saturday's final after Bruno Tonioli swore live. Host Declan Donnelly was forced to apologise to ITV viewers after the Italian choreographer uttered the bad language before the 9pm watershed. The ex-Strictly star was giving feedback after comedian Joseph Charm's performance when he said: 'We were just p***ing…' before quickly correcting himself and apologising. The incident forced Dec to issue an on-air apology, as he told viewers: 'Apologies if you were offended by Bruno's slip of the tongue there.' The remark was made during a live broadcast, which falls under strict rules preventing swearing before the 9pm watershed. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new showbiz letter to stay in the loop. Bruno who joined the ITV talent show two years ago later clarified that he and the other judges had simply found the act very funny. Some fans took to X to respond to Bruno's blue language, with some vowing he should be 'sacked' whilst others felt it was the 'best part' of the whole night. They penned: '#BritainsGotTalent # BGT I'm not offended by Bruno saying p*****g, I am irritated by him constantly shouting and jumping his feet all the time!'; 'Bruno nearly saying p*****g themselves laughing at what we don't know #BGT'; 'Bruno dropped a minor swear klaxon! #bgt'; 'A lovely swear from Bruno. #BGTFinal #BGT #BritainsGotTalent'; 'I'm sorry but Bruno swearing on Britains Got Talent has got me in stitches even 15 minutes after, so funny so funny #BGT'; 'Sack Bruno he just said p*ssing on live daytime television!! #bgt'; 'Bruno saying p*****g has probably been the best part of this final so far.' It's not the first time that Britian's Got Talent has been in hot water over the judges bad language. Joseph left the live audience and judges in stitches with his jokes about the extortionate costs of childcare in the UK - questioning whether his kids were being fed caviar Some fans took to X to respond to Bruno's blue language, with some vowing he should be 'sacked' whilst others felt it was the 'best part' of the whole night Two years ago viewers were left amused when Bruno swore live on TV during the shows second semi-final show. Bruno appeared very unimpressed as he was dragged up on stage during Andrew Stanton's 'disgusting' stunt act and was heard dropping the expletive live on TV after walking on stage. He was heard saying to music mogul Simon: 'Oh f**king hell Simon, not again.' In 2019, Amanda Holden caused nearly 200 complaints with governing media watchdog, Ofcom when she dropped the F-bomb during a terrifying live act. Amanda was left trembling with fear when the spooky act, saw her led into a basement to be terrified by women dressed as ghosts. At the time, the former Kiss Me Kate actress issued an apology saying: 'I really want to apologise for saying a terrible word. I know my kids are watching so I apologise for that. I can honestly say I feel terrified.' But that's not all. A year before, in 2018, a stage invader stormed onto the judging panel and slammed three of the red buzzers, leaving the judges very shaken. When the intruder interrupted their critique of Magus Utopia's act, as Amanda screamed in fright, Simon swore. Managing to slam Amanda, Alesha and Simon's buzzers, the camera quickly panned out as Simon swore and security dealt with the stage invasion.
Daily Mail
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
This Morning's Alison Hammond leaves co-host Paddy McGuinness in hysterics as she suffers huge make-up blunder live on air
This Morning's Alison Hammond left her co-host Paddy McGuinness in hysterics with a huge make-up blunder live on air during Friday's instalment of the ITV show. The pair presented the latest episode of the much-loved programme and spoke about a range of different newsworthy topics and even some famous faces. After an advert break towards the end of the show, Alison, 50, and Paddy, 51, returned live from the studio to talk about what was left to enjoy. Giggling away to herself, Alison said to viewers: 'Welcome back!' Paddy couldn't contain his laughter and chimed in: 'We've got spuds waiting for us in the kitchen...' He then pointed at Alison and said: 'I've got to say, Alison just sprayed her face with something over there that's full of glitter. She didn't realise. 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. 'Can you see it?' Alison confessed: 'I thought it was setting spray! I looked over there, I thought it was setting spray so I thought I'd setting spray myself. 'It's actually glitter!' Paddy said: 'Oh brilliant. I love that!' Alison started to pat her hair down and said: 'I sprayed myself with glitter! I'm so sorry.' Paddy then changed the subject and said: 'We've got spuds waiting for us in the kitchen with Claudia next. 'But first, it's time to find out what those Loose Women are cooking up this lunch time...' Anchor Kaye Adams, 62, replied: 'Hi Paddy! I love the look, Alison. It suits you.' Despite the huge mishap, many watching at home rushed to X, formerly known as Twitter, to share how much they loved her new look. One person joked: 'Alison looks like a glittery Christmas card character now #ThisMorning.' 'Just wanted to let you know that your hair was extremely sparkly, I could see it from my big TV! You looked beautiful. #ThisMorning #AlisonHammond.' 'Glitterspray? Are we going back to the 80's??' Earlier on in the episode Paddy opened up about a terrifying health scare that saw him rushed to hospital as a teenager. Alison started the conversation by saying that research has highlighted that doctors should trust parents' gut instinct about their children's health. This led them all to share their own stories and views on the matter. Paddy, who has presented the show three times this week while Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard are on half-term, said: 'I don't want to throw shade on doctors and nurses, because they do an amazing job... Many rushed to X, formerly known as Twitter, to share their love over Alison's amazing look on the show 'A very similar thing, when I was about 17 I keeled over in agony, I didn't know what it was. 'I had really bad stomach pains. The doctor came to our house, he said: "Just give him these tablets" and left.' Paddy's dad decided to take matters into his own hands and took him to seek medical help because he knew his son wasn't well. He continued: 'It was my dad who went "somethings not right". 'Took me to hospital... Within two hours, I was being operated on, I had a burst ulcer!' Paddy also joked 'where do I sign up?' in a cheeky interview with two Mormon Wives stars as they told him all about the cast's swingers lifestyle. Alison and Paddy chatted to two stars from The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives - Whitney Leavitt and Jessi Ngatikaura. The American Disney+ reality show, the second series of which came out earlier this month, follows a group of Utah-based Mormon mothers and TikTok influencers. The programme captured attention after cast member, Taylor Frankie Paul, went viral for admitting her husband and she had been swinging with other Mormon couples. But Paddy, who split from his wife and mother of his three children Christine in 2022 after 11 years of marriage, didn't appear dissuaded as he joked about joining the show and becoming a Mormon husband. Seemingly referring to the so-called 'soft-swinging' scandal - with the term denoting romantic and sexual intimacy outside a partnership, without full intercourse - Paddy joked: 'Where do I sign up? I'm in!' As he thanked the guests for coming on the show, he then did a double fist pump. During the interview, Alison made it clear that Whitney and Jessi no not participate in the swinging lifestyle, clarifying: 'Let's be clear, Whitney and Jessi did not "soft swing".' Paddy then cheekily interjected, referring to other cast members who are swingers as he quipped: 'Doesn't make them bad people.'
News.com.au
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- News.com.au
Awkward moment Richard Wilkins is mistaken for David Hasselhoff during live cross from London
Richard Wilkins had an awkward exchange with a fan while trying to do a live cross to the Today show from the UK. The seasoned entertainment editor was in London this past week for the premiere of Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning when a fan named mistook him for Baywatch star David Hasselhoff. 'Best feeling in the world meeting your idol,' the fan named Noah Knight wrote on Instagram as he shared a video of the encounter. In the clip, Noah could be heard fanboying over 'David Hasselhoff' as he continuously yelled the actor's name in Wilkins' direction. Today producers then stepped in, asking the fan to stop heckling their star reporter. 'Sorry guys, we're trying to work here,' one producer said, with another adding, 'That's very disrespectful.' Wilkins also urged the fan to quiet down so they could film. 'Will you give us a break for five minutes, please?' he asked. After the awkward exchange, the 70-year-old reporter took to Instagram to comment on the video, which has since gained some traction on social media. 'Don't hassle the Hoff!!' Wilkins joked in the comments section, as his Today Extra colleague David Campbell teased, 'Loved it when you were on Knight Rider.' Showing he was a good port about it all, Wilkins 'liked' the video and also shared the clip on his Instagram page. 'Midnight live crosses can be challenging! ... post red carpet Global premiere of Mission: Impossible The Final Reckoning,' he wrote in the caption. Wilkins is actually good friends with the Baywatch star. During the actor's visit to Australia in 2019 to film a commercial for ANZ, they sat down for lunch at the Today star's Sydney home. 'It's amazing, actually, to be back in Sydney because I have such a history here,' Hasselhoff told Wilkins in footage captured by the Today cameras. 'I was one of the only persons to do a wave runner ride underneath the Sydney Harbour Bridge when we did Baywatch here.' That wasn't his only encounter with the iconic landmark, revealing that he also proposed to wife Hayley Roberts there after doing the Bridge Climb in 2012, which was just one of his many proposals to Roberts. 'We didn't really think about getting married,' said the actor. 'I proposed to her on the Sydney Harbour Bridge at the top, I proposed to her with a charging elephant, I proposed to her at Cape Town, and then I really proposed to her (during a beach picnic in Malibu) because it was the first time I could actually get down on my knees and say, 'I love you. Will you marry me?' from the heart. And when she said 'Yes' – because she's 27 years younger – I was blown away.' The pair were married in Puglia, Italy, in July 2018. Hasselhoff was previously married to Baywatch co-star Pamela Bach from 1989 to 2006. Bach, who shared two daughters with the actor, sadly died in March this year.
Daily Mail
22-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
EXCLUSIVE Eamonn Holmes is 'bruised, sore and embarrassed' after falling from his chair on live TV - but GB News insist they are 'rallying round' veteran presenter after a 'horrendous couple of years'
Eamonn Holmes is 'bruised, sore and a bit embarrassed' after falling from his chair during a live TV appearance - but maintains the full support of his GB News paymasters. The Irish presenter left co-host Ellie Costello, guest commentator Charlie Rowley and viewers of his daily breakfast show stunned after tumbling to the studio floor on Wednesday morning. Holmes, 65, has battled a series of health issues that have affected his mobility over recent years, notably double hip replacement surgery, slipped discs and ongoing spinal problems. But he has the unwavering support of his GB News bosses, who remain sympathetic to the veteran presenter's off-screen struggles while holding the experience he brings to the free-to-air channel in high regard. A source told MailOnline: 'Everyone at GB News is rallying round Eamonn. He's had an horrendous couple of years, but he has the full support of the channel and all of his colleagues. 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. 'Eamonn's health problems have presented challenges for him and for the channel, but bosses are working on ways they can help him in any way they can.' The source added: 'Eamonn remains a massive part of the channel's future and is adored by viewers and his co presenters alike. 'He was obviously a bit embarrassed about what happened the other day. He's worked on TV for decades and nothing like that has ever happened to him before. 'It left him a bit bruised and sore but he's on the mend now.' Just hours after his fall, Holmes was reduced to tears during a podcast interview with former boxer Barry McGuigan. He was hosting the second instalment of his Things We Like podcast with GB News colleague Paul Coyte when an anecdote about McGuigan's own father, Pat - who passed away at the age of 52 - left him visibly moved. Discussing the former boxer's extraordinary rise to lineal heavyweight champion, Holmes - whose dad Leonard died aged 64 in 1990 - recalled how Pat would sing the anthemic Danny Boy from the ring before many of his son's fights. 'Your dad was a special man,' he said. 'I know he was very special to you. Barry used to come out to the ring to Danny Boy; it would be emotional, I'm sure Barry's the same.' Fighting back tears, he added: 'It brings tears to my eyes, because of my own dad, for reasons I won't go into.' Pat, a successful singer who represented Ireland at the 1968 Eurovision Song Contest, died in 1987 aged just 52 following a period of poor health. Holmes' father Leonard also died young after suffering a fatal heart attack while driving. Discussing his sudden death during appearance on Irish show The Meaning Of Life in 2021, he said: 'He's been gone 31 years now but I still miss him every day. 'I can't recall my late father without thinking of how he always wanted to provide… even when I had a successful career. I think like all of us he just liked to be needed.' Describing a vivid memories of his dad, while choking back tears, Holmes said: 'All he did was give us a big hug, or whatever... 'All he did was say things like: "Do you need any money?" I was on Ulster Television, earning £12,000 a year. He wasn't earning £12,000 a year or anything near it. 'One day my mum said: "Let him give you some money". I did. I was like "yeah dad" and he'd give me twenty quid.' Holmes also admitted the hardest part about losing his dad so suddenly was being unable to say goodbye. Ahead of the show airing on RTÉ One, he tweeted a video clip except and wrote: 'He's been gone 31 years now but I still miss him every day. 'I can't recall my late father without thinking of how he always wanted to provide, even when I had a successful career. I think like all of us he just liked to be needed.' The podcast was released shortly after Holmes' admitted he was feeling 'really sore following a fall on live TV. The Northern Irish broadcaster added that it was 'a bit of a shock' considering he had been taken to hospital earlier in the month after he had a fall at his home. During Wednesday's instalment of the GB News show he co-hosts with Ellie Costello, a crash could be heard while the camera was focused on their guest, commentator Charlie Rowley. Costello could be heard saying 'oh my gosh' off-screen, and Holmes pleaded with Rowley to 'carry on' before the presenter returned to the show following a break. Holmes said: 'Welcome back. Good to see you again. Especially good for me to see you again. I am still alive, yes. 'And they're very wonky wheels on chairs that we've got here, and matter of fact, we don't really like the chairs full stop, do we? They're a bit slippy and slidey and I've slipped and slid off mine there.' Ahead of the show airing on RTÉ One, he tweeted a video clip except and wrote: 'He's been gone 31 years now but I still miss him every day' He continued: 'Not the first guest to have done so, we've had a few, they have to remain nameless because they're well known people, but they've hit the floor really badly, quite frightening. 'And it was a bit of a shock for me because I've had a fall in my bathroom two weeks ago, which hospitalised me, and that hit me again right in the back. (I'm) really, really sore. Really sore.' He later said the chair 'gave way' which meant he was lying flat on his back. He added: 'As the morning goes on, you feel aches and pains. The worst thing about this, of course, this was at a time when I was hospitalised two weeks ago for a very similar fall in the same area, back of the head, my neck, my shoulders. So it all came back, as it were.'
