1% Club viewers spot famous reality TV star taking part - but fans are baffled

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As studio and network executives rack their heads around what the under 25 demographic craves, multihyphenate creator and actor Alan Chikin Chow, who is behind the YouTube hit series Alan’s Universe, and his cast of Chelsea Sik, Michelle Park and Haven Everly have already figured it out.

Karen Hauer distracted fans as she revealed the news she'd be returning to Strictly Come Dancing and even asked herself 'who is that?' The dancer confirmed the news by sharing the first promo picture she ever took for the show back in 2012.

Gorka Marquez said he was 'excited' as he made an announcement on his Strictly Come Dancing future - and it is good news for fans. The dancer has confirmed that he'll be heading back to the ballroom later this year when the BBC One dance contest returns.

Soccer Aid returned with a bang on Sunday night, 9 June, as Robbie Williams led stars onto the pitch at Stamford Bridge.The charity football extravaganza, which has been a highlight since 2006, aims to score big for UNICEF, having already netted a staggering £90 million to support vital work in countries like Cambodia. The England squad boasted big names including Robbie, 50, Paddy McGuinness, Erin Doherty, Danny Dyer, and Bobby Brazier. Meanwhile, the World XI team was just as glittering, with Roman Kemp, Usain Bolt, Tommy Fury, Martin Compston, and Lee Mack lacing up their boots.

Lee Mack may be famous for his television lies, but he’s telling the truth when he says he and his wife met before he was famous, even though she’s so good looking people don’t believe him. The comedian and his wife, Tara, met back in university, and they married in 2005, two years before the premiere of Lee’s hit BBC show Would I Lie To You.They have three children together: Arlie, Louie and Millie.

Soccer Aid returns on Sunday night with ex-professional footballers and a host of famous faces competing on the pitch to raise money for charity.

Soccer Aid is back for another year as England takes on a World XI to raise money for charity.

Love Island fans are buzzing after spotting what they believe to be a secret crush during the show's latest steamy episode. Eagle-eyed viewers are convinced that sparks could fly between two Islanders following a saucy challenge that seemed to hint at an unspoken attraction.The fandom is already shipping the potential new couple, believing they'd make a perfect match.

The annual charity football match Soccer Aid is taking place on Sunday 9 June to raise money for UNICEF, but despite training only having started two days ago, one of the celebrities taking part has already sustained an injury. Made in Chelsea star Sam Thompson turned up to the media launch of Soccer Aid on Friday 7 June wearing all the proper football kit – except for his boots.

The Most Human: Reconciling With My Father, Leonard Nimoy,” available starting Tuesday, June 4. “Like Spock, Dad was not the warm and fuzzy type,” Adam writes about Leonard, who died in 2015 at age 83, and the iconic half-human, half-Vulcan role that he played for three seasons in the original 1966-1969 series and six movie sequels, as well as J.J. Abrams’ more recent series of film reboots.

W magazine published Monday.“I’m 31 now, and I still don’t know if I want kids or not,” she said. “I feel like my fans kind of are my kids in some way.”“I’ve heard Dolly say that too, because she didn’t have kids,” Cyrus added about her godmother, Dolly Parton, 78.The “Wrecking Ball” singer, who has been famous since she was a kid, explained why she’s happy at her current stage in life.“I love being an adult.

Lee Mack was left speechless on The 1% Club when contestant Caroline cheekily claimed to be "a coke dealer."

An ITV game show winner couldn't believe his luck when he scooped a massive £99,000 cash prize, saying it was more than he ever dreamed of.Twenty-four year old Daniel O'Halloran from Rock Ferry, on the Wirral, outsmarted 99 other contestants on The 1% Club. Guided by comedian Lee Mack, the quiz tests players on their logic, reasoning and maths skills. It was Daniel's mum who urged him to participate in the programme because they are huge fans.

The winner of a whopping £99,000 on an ITV game show couldn't believe his luck, saying it was beyond his wildest dreams.Twenty four year old Daniel O'Halloran from Rock Ferry, on the Wirral, triumphed over 99 other contenders on The 1% Club, which aired last on ITV in May 2023. Hosted by the hilarious Lee Mack, the quiz challenges contestants with questions on reasoning, logic, and maths. It was actually Daniel's mum who signed him up for the show as his folks are huge fans.

The 1% Club has viewers scratching their heads with its mind-boggling questions, and one in particular has been dubbed 'impossible' by fans.The quiz show is no walk in the park. It pits 100 clever contestants against a series of increasingly difficult questions, starting with one that 90% of people can crack, all the way to a final brain-teaser only 1% can solve hence the title of the programme. But it was the 'toughest question ever' that saw seven players bow out after getting it wrong, while three barely made it through using their pass.This puzzler came from the Aussie edition of the show: "Edna's birthday is on the sixth of April and Jen's birthday falls on the 15th of October, therefore Amir's birthday must be the '? ' of January," reports Birmingham Live.

Lee Mack once appeared on Pointless with fellow comedian Bobby Ball, but their attempt at the gameshow was nothing short of disastrous. Fans have been left in stitches after a clip of Lee recalling his time on Pointless resurfaced on X, formerly known as Twitter. Lee, 55, who hosts ITV's The 1% Club, appeared on Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast back in 2015, where he opened up about teaming up with Bobby, who sadly passed away in 2020.The duo - who played father and son in the sitcom Not Going Out - took part in Celebrity Pointless for a Children In Need special in 2013.

Viewers of The 1% Club were convinved one contestant on the show may have used a cheating tactic, as he was spotted rubbing his ear on a question where the answers were "ear" and "hear". Appearing too much of a coincidence that his gesture coincided with the question, contestant Jason Duckett, who was on the show with wife Rowena, had many fans wondering whether it was a signal to her. One fan took to X and shared: "Anyone else see the contestant on 1%club, rub his ears on the ear/hear question?", as another echoed: "Did anyone else notice this guy giving away the answer when he touched both his ears?” While a third fan quipped: “Ear ear .

Jason Duckett, a contestant on The 1% Club, has defended himself against accusations of cheating during his appearance on the show. Jason and his wife Rowena were in the studio for the latest episode of The 1% Club, hosted by Lee Mack, 55. The show sees 100 members of the public compete for a whopping £100k cash prize.

Fans of TV presenter Ant McPartlin have only just realised that his ex-wife Lisa Armstrong was part of a huge pop group. It comes after the former singer shared a throwback snap of the band's singles from the 90s. Before becoming a well-known TV makeup artist, having worked on This Morning and now on Strictly Come Dancing, Lisa, 47, first found fame when she was part of the band Deuce.Taking to her Instagram stories on Wednesday, 29 May, she reminded her fans of this time as she reposted a photo of three of the band's hit singles.The singles were placed on a table with the CDs - one called No Surrender and another Call It Love.The British pop group rose to success during the mid-1990s, with Lisa being one-fourth of the band alongside Craig Robert Young, Kelly O'Keefe and Paul Holmes.