Reality star Gemma Collins has revealed she’s turned her hand to music and is planning to release a hit single in summer 2020.The 38 year old The Only Way Is Essex Star originally had plans to release a Christmas single this year, but struggled to book in studio time with Beyonce’s producer Naughty Boy. But, in a chat with The Sun, she revealed how she is now all set to release an “amazing song” for summer.
General election 2019: Corrie's Lucy Fallon declares 'f**k this I'm outta here' after crushing election poll
13.12.2019 - 04:41 / irishmirror.ie
Lucy Fallon has shared her feelings towards the results of the exit poll that predicts Conservatives have secured 368 seats in the 2019 general election . The Coronation Street star, 24, who has proudly thrown her support behind Labour in the run up to the election, revealed her disappointment by uploading a meme of Gemma Collins having a diva meltdown onto Twitter late on Thursday when the exit poll results were revealed.
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breakingnews.ie
23.12.2019 / 00:16
Gemma Collins: I thought I was dead after DOI fall
Gemma Collins has said she thought she “was dead” when she took a nasty tumble on Dancing On Ice last year.
nme.com
13.12.2019 / 19:06
General Election 2019: Exit poll predicts massive Conservative majority
The first predictions from today's election are in.
nme.com
13.12.2019 / 19:06
General Election 2019: Conservatives declared winners after disastrous night for Labour
Jeremy Corbyn and Jo Swinson will both stand down as party leaders.
irishmirror.ie
13.12.2019 / 11:16
Boris Johnson officially wins thumping majority in UK General Election 2019
Boris Johnson was on course to deliver a nightmare on Downing Street last night, after securing a huge majority in the General Election. T he Tories were predicted to pick up 50 seats which would give them their biggest election victory since Margaret Thatcher in 1987.
irishmirror.ie
13.12.2019 / 04:41
General election 2019: Lily Allen breaks silence after urging her fans to choose Labour
Lily Allen has broken her silence after urging her fans to choose Labour in the general election . The 34-year-old singer has been one of the more politically active celebrities since the election was announced and she has been sharing her views on why Jeremy Corbyn's Labour would be the way forward.
irishmirror.ie
13.12.2019 / 03:31
General election 2019: Matt Lucas predicts Jeremy Corbyn will 'sign up for Strictly'
Matt Lucas has predicted that the future of Jeremy Corbyn may not be in politics but on the dancefloor instead. The Little Britain star has reacted to the disastrous general election exit polls for Labour by looking at what could be the next move for the party's leader.
irishmirror.ie
13.12.2019 / 03:31
General election 2019: Rachel Riley thanks UK as Labour tanks in exit poll after antisemitism row
TV host Rachel Riley has taken to Twitter to thank the UK after Labour tanked in the general election exit poll. The poll predicted a Tory landslide and a dismal defeat for Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party.
irishmirror.ie
13.12.2019 / 03:31
General election 2019: Stormzy says it's a 'dark day for minorities' after exit poll results
Stromzy has commented that the future looks disturbing for minorities in the United Kingdom after results of the general election 2019 exit poll predict a massive Tory majority. The grime artist, 26, who earlier in the day urged his followers to vote Labour, took to Twitter to retweet a message penned by British journalist Mehdi Hasan shortly after the exit poll result was revealed.
irishmirror.ie
13.12.2019 / 03:31
General election 2019: Piers Morgan's son gloats that Tory landslide will protect his inheritance
Piers Morgan 's son Spencer has gloated that a Tory landslide will help him protect the millions he's in line to inherit from his famous father. Spencer Morgan, 26, took to Twitter tonight to comment after the first exit polls suggested Prime Minister Boris Johnson is in line for a working majority of 86, with Labour trailing dismally behind.