ITV Gladiators star Hunter who dated Ulrika Jonnson is unrecognisable - 21 years later

The Chase star Anne Hegerty has revealed that she’s “not allowed” to do other quiz shows because of her role on the popular ITV show. Having appeared on the quiz show since 2010, viewers at home will recognise Anne for being chaser ‘The Governess’ on The Chase, which is fronted by Bradley Walsh. As part of her role, 65 year old Anne goes head to head with contestants in a test of general knowledge in a bid to stop them from building up their prize fund and walking home with the jackpot.

The Chase presenter Bradley Walsh is a fan-favourite to become the new permanent This Morning host and take over Phillip Schofield's former position on the iconic ITV sofa. The result came following a survey from Betfair Slots, which saw the 63 year old Gladiators host win the "wild card" spot. Bradley was amongst other big-name stars predicted to take the permanent Monday to Thursday role, but won 25 per cent of the vote.

Gladiators returned to BBC on Saturday night (February 10) with the last round of heats before the quarter finals. The iconic 90s game show made its much-anticipated return in January with a brand new batch of Gladiators set to take on the public.

Gladiators viewers were left gobsmacked and were asking 'how' after the popular TV programme returned on Saturday (February 10). The iconic 90s' gameshow was given a reboot and made its comeback for the first time on the BBC in January.

ITV's Beat The Chasers is a hugely popular game show during which hopeful contestants battle it out answering questions whilst up against not one but all six of the Chasers.

Viewers of the new Gladiators series were left asking 'what's going on' as Mark Clattenburg's early appearance caused a major distraction. There was a bit of discourse early into episode three as the rebooted 90s gameshow returned to screens on Saturday night (January 27).

Gladiators viewers were left 'cringing' as they made the same observation about Viper as he broke a major rule during the latest episode. There was drama early into episode three of the rebooted 90s gameshow as it returned to screens Saturday night (January 27).

Gladiators viewers have said it's an 'overload' as they spotted Bradley Walsh 'multitasking'. The reboot of the iconic '90s gameshow made its comeback earlier this month and returned to screens with episode three on Saturday night (January 27).

Now with the reboot of the hit '90s TV show Gladiators having returned to our screens on Saturday night over the past couple of weeks, it begs the question...Wolf or Viper?

Bradley Walsh didn't win any popularity contests with fans during Wednesday's episode of The Chase on 24 January. Viewers of the show were left swearing as they felt he was encouraging contestants to take lower offers, even when there was a lot of money at stake.

Susan Boyle made a rare public appearance to cheer on a Scots contender on the hit reboot of Gladiator. Fans have been tuning in in their droves every Saturday since the show returned to screens, with Kerry Wilson making it through to the quarter finals. The dog walker, from Dunfermline, proved she was quick on her feet and strong enough to go head-to-head against the Gladiators. Kerry and her family and friends held a watch party for the first show of the reboot and singing sensation Susan Boyle was even there to cheer her on. On social media Kerry wrote: “What a night with the best family and friends at the watch party. That was some show Gladiators put on.

Gladiators fans were left crying tears of laughter after host Bradley Walsh was accidentally 'taken out' by Giant during an interview on the BBC One show.The second episode of the Gladiators reboot landed on television screens on Saturday evening (20 January) and proved to be great entertainment. Bradley Walsh and his son Barney are hosting the iconic show as a new batch of Gladiators, including Apollo, Athena, Legend, Fire, Bionic, Diamond, Nitro, Electro, Giant, Steel, Comet, Viper, Fury, Phantom, Sabre and Dynamite take on four new contenders each week. But it was Giant who sparked a fan frenzy after he sent Bradley 'flying' following a challenge.The Gladiator, who is 6ft 5 inches tall, knocked contender Jake off the podium in a tense game of Dual.

Gladiators star Wolf, whose real name is Michael Van Wijk, has revealed he is still carrying an injury from the show more than two decades after it ended. Mike became a household name in the 90s, thanks to his role on ITV's Gladiators, which was hosted by Ulrika Jonsson and John Fashanu.

Bradley Walsh, the host of Gladiators, has built up an impressive fortune over his 30-year TV career. The popular presenter, who grew up in a council house, is back on our screens tonight with the BBC's reboot of the classic '90s show Gladiators. He's joined by his son, Barney Walsh, who also starred in their hit travel series, Bradley Walsh and Son: Breaking Dad.

Kim from Manchester, Owen from Lincoln, Georgina from Hertfordshire, Perry from Truro all appeared on The Chase in the hopes of winning thousands of pounds as they took on the Chaser.

ITV The Chasers are 'seeking revenge' as they admit to 'testing each other' on the hit quiz show, The Chase. On Tuesday, January 16, Chasers Shaun Wallace, aka The Dark Destroyer, and Anne Hegerty, also known as The Governess, appeared on This Morning. Shaun spoke to This Morning hosts Dermot O'Leary and Josie Gibson about the relationship that The Chasers, including Mark Labbett, Paul Sinha, Jenny Ryan and Darragh Ennis have.

Gladiators came back with a bang to British TV screens on Saturday, making light work of ITV‘s The Masked Singer.

Gladiators made a return to the small screen on Saturday night 32 years on from its debut as the BBC launched a brand new batch up power hungry and determined team to take on contestants trying to battle it out.

A Scots dog walker smashed her way to victory in the first show of the Gladiators re-boot.

Barney Walsh will host the new series of Gladiators alongside TV stalwart dad Bradley, but this isn't his time on the screen.