Davina McCall to present Changing Rooms reboot as Scots star Carol Smillie snubbed

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine was as surprised as we were when news hit that Changing Rooms was - but although she's not going to be reprising her role on the hit 90s and 00s show, she's not going to be putting her feet up! Linda is in the midst of an epic renovation project that's been keeping her busy throughout the whole of lockdown.Speaking to HELLO! about her new collaboration with on their new ViSULiZR by terrys app, Linda revealed that despite having her hands full with this new

Channel 4 is bringing back iconic interior design show Changing Rooms. As we reported last week, Scots host Carol Smillie will be replaced by Davina McCall when the reboot hits screens.

Loose Women this week where she made the revelation that she started going through perimenopause eight years ago at 44.The thought of it being menopause didn’t cross her mind and she thought she was ill with the flu or a virus.'I didn't really think that I could have it so early!'Davina McCall tells the #LooseWomen why she was so confused when she began experiencing symptoms of menopause in her 40s.Watch ➡️ https://t.co/OQJh5NFFEV pic.twitter.com/CyU67elfVA— Loose Women (@loosewomen) October 12,

Cheryl Ladd had a way of dealing with frequently being asked to wear revealing outfits in "Charlie's Angels." The star, now 69, starred in the hit series from 1977-1981, which featured heroines saving the world just as frequently as they donned skimpy outfits, leaving little to the imagination for viewers. Ladd recently spoke with Yahoo Entertainment and recalled how she pushed back against the wardrobe policy.

Changing Rooms was the television event of the week at one point in our lives, long before the coronavirus pandemic interrupted our way of living. What better than a bit of nostalgia to fill our evenings as the legendary home makeover show that was watched by 10m viewers at its peak gets set to return after 16 years off air.

Changing Rooms is returning to our screens.Interior designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen, notorious for his bold fashion choices and penchant for feature walls, will return for the rebooted series, which will air on Channel 4.He’ll be joined by Davina McCall, who will replace former presenter Carol Smilie. The original show aired on the BBC between 1996 and 2004, and saw two groups of homeowners renovate one room in the other’s house, with the help of a team of experts.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorChannel 4 Revives ‘Changing Rooms’ Channel 4 is cracking open the paint tins for a reboot of the classic BBC home improvement show, Changing Rooms. Banijay’s Shine TV is reviving the program for a six-part series, in which neighbors work against the clock to renovate a room in each other’s houses.

pic.twitter.com/ETTiCASRet— Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen (@LlewelynBowen) October 8, 2020As viewers will remember, Changing Rooms will see two sets of homeowners, from the same neighbourhood, work against the clock to renovate a room in each other’s homes.They might not share the same tastes, but they are completely in charge of creating a new look for the chosen room – and anything goes, Channel 4 said.The show returns with six, one-hour episodes.

Katie Price allegedly thinks she could be expecting her sixth child.The former glamour model, who recently paid a sweet tribute to her boyfriend Carl Woods, has been craving ice – a common craving to have during pregnancy. A source explained that the 42 year old, who has been dating her significant other for roughly four months, has made her wishes to expand her family perfectly clear.