Long Lost Family tracks down woman’s birth dad – only to find he has dementia

TV personality Davina McCall has admitted to being left 'in bits' by the latest instalment of the ITV show Long Lost Family which proved to be emotional viewing on August 2. The hit long-running programme can always be relied upon to tug on the heartstrings of its viewers as people go in search of answers to their past and ancestry; whether it be how they came to be adopted or assistance with tracking down relatives that they have never met before.

It’s no surprise that tonight’s installment of Long Lost Family is extremely emotional, as the award-winning ITV series reunites foster siblings after more than four decades.The episode opens as we’re introduced to 53-year-old Kate Brown from Portsmouth, who was fostered when she was five days old, after her mother couldn’t cope with a newborn due to suffering from medical problems including epilepsy.

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After Matt Damon‘s Oscar-nominated performance for Ridley Scott‘s “The Martian,” the actor has reunited with Scott for the period thriller “The Last Duel.” The script has penned by Matt Damon, Ben Affleck, and Nicole Holofcener.

There’s no doubt Long Lost Family viewers were wiping away tears last night, as they watched Paula Stillie finally discover the truth about her heritage.

Brad McClelland may have been unsuccessful in finding romance in the Love Island villa after being unceremoniously dumped when he and Lucinda Strafford were voted as the least compatible couple, before she quickly moved on with bombshell boy Danny Bibby and then Aaron Francis, but he’s insisted his stint on the ITV2 dating show still helped him “find love” as he’s been reunited with a long lost family member.After years of trying to get in touch with a younger sister who he had never met, Brad

Love Island'sBrad McClelland might not have found romance on the show, but he has a whole new story unfolding as his long-lost sister has made contact after seeing him on TV.The star chose to leave the villa last week to give Lucinda Strafford the chance of staying on the programme for longer, after a shock dumping twist.

The Sun. "The premise is that celebrities will be coming face-to-face with relatives they didn’t even know existed - all while hosting a dinner party.

Channel 4 is looking to introduce celebrities to long lost relatives on new show 'DNA Diners'. The upcoming programme - which could feature the likes of Joe Pasquale, Nick Hewer and Ann Widdecombe - will see stars hosting dinner parties with random people, but one of the guests will be related to them.