Lucy Kennedy says she’d ‘never consider’ influencers for Living With Lucy

Jamie Dornan won’t apologize for his time on Fifty Shades of Grey!

Hughie Maughan has won over TV fans everywhere after an emotionally charged appearance on Living With Lucy where he openly discussed coming out to his parents who initially struggled to accept his sexuality.

At 67, Mary Kennedy is the picture of health. The veteran broadcaster admits to prioritising her health and fitness, being an avid runner and following a mostly healthy diet.

Health Secretary Humza Yousaf has said the Scottish Government is “not actively” considering covid restrictions amid fears of a winter surge.

Piers Morgan has announced he is quitting his ITV show Life Stories, and has announced his replacement.

Silverchair frontman Daniel Johns has confirmed that there’s no possibility of the band ever reforming.In an honest interview with The Project‘s Carrie Bickmore on Australian TV, Johns discussed the band’s early days, his relationship with ex-wife Natalie Imbruglia and his struggles with mental health over the years.The Australian three-piece formed in 1992, before releasing their debut album ‘Frogstomp’ when Johns was just 16.

This week’s episode of Living With Lucy was a tough one to watch for some people as former footballer Paul Gascoigne gave a raw and honest insight into his life.

She’s now best known for co-habiting with celebrities and teasing out their innermost secrets, but Lucy Kennedy says she’d never turn the tables and allow someone else into her home, or more so her husband wouldn’t.

Ex Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan has been rumoured to take part in reality show I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! for years but, a PR expert has claimed it’s unlikely he ever will take part due to his ongoing “feud” with hosts Ant & Dec. An expert has recently revealed that she believes Piers “wouldn’t want to do the show” due to his ongoing “feud” with the Geordie presenters and how he “loves to throw shade” on the show.

Variety, if Jude Hill was nominated for his role in 'Belfast', he would be the second-youngest actor ever nominated since Jackie Cooper, who was recognized for Norman Taurog’s classic comedy 'Skippy' (1930-31) at the fourth Oscars ceremony. As well as putting the Armagh actor forward for the prestigious award, Jamie Dornan, Ciaran Hinds, Caitriona Balfe, and Judi Dench are also being touted for supporting actors nominations.

Living With Lucy viewers had nothing but praise for the latest episode which saw presenter, Lucy Kennedy, spend a number of days with former footballer Pat Spillane and his wife.

Risk assessments for the government before the covid-19 pandemic estimated that an outbreak of a mass infectious disease would kill only up to 100 people in Britain.

Pat Spillane has shown plenty of celebrity reality shows the red card, but when Lucy Kennedy came knocking at his Kerry home, he knew he’d met his match.

Lucy Kennedy has opened up about the late Sarah Harding, remembering her as someone who was ‘very nice’ to everyone but delicate and brought out her protective side.

The Lost Daughter, Maggie Gyllenhaal’s directorial debut, is “a searing portrait of parenthood, about womanhood, but about so much more than that,” says producing partner Endeavor Content’s creative executive Negeen Yazdi.

Susan Boyle revealed what she now thinks of her former crush Piers Morgan as she reunited with Britain's Got Talent judgeAmanda Holden.The Scottish singer and iconic BGT finalist stole the hearts of the nation back in 2009 when she delighted the panel, theatre audience and viewers at home with her stunning rendition of I Dreamed A Dream from Les Miserables.