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All the Strictly exes who had to work together after splitting – as Kai and Nadiya ‘refuse to stand next to each other’
PROFESSIONAL dancers Kai and Nadiya are said to be avoiding each other backstage on Strictly Come Dancing.
But it turns out, the pair are by no means the only couple who have been forced to work together on the BBC One show after splitting up.
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The Sun previously revealed backstage tension engulfing the show as Kai Widdrington, 29, and Nadiya Bychkova, 35, ‘refused to stand next to each other.’
Following their break-up, the duo were reported to be completely avoiding each other behind the scenes.
Things are so frosty between the professionals that they stand on opposite sides of the set during the live BBC broadcasts.
Ever Saturday night, Claudia Winkleman gathers the pros and celebrities together in the ‘Clauditorium’ after each performance.
When The Traitors host interviews the contestants, Kai and Nadiya have purposely stood apart during the segments.
But the duo are not the only couple to have fallen victim to the Strictly Come Dancing curse.
During the very first series, Brendan Cole left his fellow Strictly professional fiancé, Camilla Dallerup in the spring of 2004.
He was said to have fallen for his celebrity partner and inaugural winner Natasha Kaplinsky, although the pair did not confirm they were romantically involved.
Vincent Simone and Flavia Cacace were together off the screen until 2007.
She waltzed off with her Strictly partner, Matt Di Angelo, who was just 20-years-old at the time.
Although he insisted that he wasn’t the reason for the split, as he confessed to the Daily Mail: “The funny thing was the story did not start off as true, but the more you read it, the more you started to believe it and actually act on it.”
Professional Kevin Clifton tied the knot with fellow Strictly dancer Karen Hauer in July 2015.
However, less than three years later the pair called it quits in March 2018, although she insisted they were still friends during an interview on the Chris Evans Breakfast Show.
One of the biggest scandals to engulf the show came in October 2018 when Seann Walsh was snapped locking lips with his dance partner Katya Jones.
Strictly Curse – The Lowdown
STRICTLY Come Dancing’s latest series has already been hit by rumours of a BBC show ‘curse’ – yet what is it?
A host of Strictly Come Dancing stars have been struck by the Strictly Curse during the past two decades.
This is where celebrities who may or may not be attached in the outside world become more than friends with their professional partners.
A total of 20 relationships are said to have been impacted so far over the show’s 20 years.
It has seen relationships crumble with dance floor romances and punishing rehearsal schedules to blame.
This includes the partnerships of Louise and Jamie Redknapp as well as Kevin Clifton and Karen Hauer.
Controversially, Judge Craig Revel Horwood once said of the curse: “I think of it as a blessing, to be honest. One person is married, the other one had a girlfriend but my point in this entire thing is: if you come on Strictly, sometimes you are in a relationship that is not working anyway.
“There has to be something wrong in your relationship before it all goes awry.”
Series one winner Brendan Cole left his fiancé, fellow Strictly professional Camilla Dallerup, during filming for the very first series in spring 2004.
Brendan was said to have fallen for his celebrity partner and inaugural winner Natasha Kaplinsky, although the duo didn’t confirm they were romantically involved.
This was at the time when Katya was married to fellow professional Neil Jones.
Seann and Katya gave a toe-curling apology to fans on the spin-off show It Takes Two, before their ‘dance of shame’ was watched by 10 million people.
Katya and Neil initially put on a brave face during the scandal before they called time on their romance in 2019 after 11 years.
Reflecting on Kai and Nadiya, a source revealed to The Sun: “It’s painfully obvious Nadiya and Kai are in the awkward post-break up phase and struggling to be near one another.
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“Obviously that’s the risk that comes with dating someone at work, so they’re both trying their best to steer clear of each other.
“When the pair are in the Clauditorium, they’re always on opposite sides. Although they may have big smiles on their faces when the cameras are running, it’s been very tense between them.
“They refuse to be near each other at all on set- but there’s not much room up there with all the professionals.
“They just have to do their best to avoid each other every weekend.”
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Strictly come Dancing is available to watch on BBC One and stream on BBC iPlayer.
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I’m A Celeb star Tulisa enjoys 2 hour pampering session at nail salon as she’s spotted out days before entering jungle
I’M A Celebrity star Tulisa enjoyed a two hour pampering session at a nail salon after being spotted out and about days before entering the jungle.
X Factor judge and N-Dubz star Tulisa, 36, is making an epic TV comeback on I’m A Celeb.
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After a 12-year health battle, the star is hoping to revive her career as a household name through the show.
She was recently spotted getting some jungle life prep in my enjoying a boxing session, which she shared videos of with fans.
But now, Tulisa has opted for a more relaxing run up to jungle life, and popped into Skylar Nails in Alderley Edge, Cheshire, for a couple of hours.
The stunning music star could be seen in a white fleece and black leggings strolling into the salon, clutching her keys in her hand.
The 36-year-old scraped her hair back into a pony tail and walked briskly to the nail venue after a run, with headphones in.
She looked beautiful as she continued her jungle prep, and was also pictured pulling up a seat in Skylar Nails for a pre-camp treatment.
Ahead of Tulisa’s jungle appearance, a source said: “Tulisa has been on ITV’s hit list for a while but until now she’s never wanted to consider it.
“This year is a decade since she left The X Factor so she felt the time was right to return to the TV spotlight — the amazing reception to the N-Dubz reunion tour really helped build her confidence.”
I’m A Celeb hosts Ant and Dec broke their silence and shared a playful reaction video to the full I’m A Celebrity line up, after it was confirmed on Friday.
After frantic swaps behind-the-scenes, Ant and Dec have decided on their star-studded jungle cast.
The Sun already revealed wag Coleen Rooney will be bunking down with critters in Australia next month after securing the biggest deal in I’m A Celeb history.
And she has an incredible list of stars joining her in the jungle, from McFly star Danny Jones to Love Island royalty, Maura Higgins.
Ant and Dec have now shared their thoughts on the celebs heading into the jungle with them.
I’m A Celebrity 2024
As the hit ITV show enters into its 24th series, a brand new batch of famous faces look set to enter the Aussie jungle once again to face terrifying Bushtucker Trials and living amongst the critters in camp in order to come out on top and be crowned King or Queen of the Jungle. The Sun’s Jake Penkethman takes a look at the stars heading Down Under this year…
In a video captioned: “If we had to describe this year’s lineup in 10 words,” the two presenters reacted as they found out who’d be joining.
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Reactions included the words: “Good. Very good. Really good. Brilliant. Yes. Yes. Yes. YES.”
The TV favourites could be seen sitting alongside each other while being told the cast reveal.
Those watching the video can’t hear whose names they’re reacting to, but the happy duo seem delighted as they shout “yes” and clap their hands.
For one of the sign ups, they can be heard gasping, and for another they burst into laughter.
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Current affairs comedy programme Have I Got News For You has been hit by government threats over the years accusing it of “enormous bias”, says Ian Hislop.
The panel show, which has been running since 1990, features Hislop and the comedian Paul Merton as they captain two teams to answer questions on topical news stories. The satirical BBC series was considered innovative when it first debuted, and its success led to various imitations of its format.
However, comedian and Private Eye editor Hislop has revealed that it has not always been smooth sailing for the team, as their irreverent approach has led to warnings and complaints by successive governments over the years.
“Most of the threats over the years have been that various governments have leant on the BBC and told them this programme is appallingly leftwing or appallingly rightwing, depending which government it is,” he told The Guardian.
“They’ve managed to find enormous bias against themselves when they’re in office. That has always struck me as the more likely end.”
Hislop finds this a marker of the show’s health.
“There aren’t many other comedy shows left like ours,” he continued. “We’re the last bed by the door. I expect it’s just a matter of time.”
Commenting on the topics covered by the programme and the juxtaposition of Hislop’s and Merton’s style, he said: “Most comedy in Britain is about class. We think we’re obsessed by sex. We’re not really.”
He continued, “The pairing of Paul – who’s still cross that people went to Oxbridge – and me was a very good bit of casting because it meant there are two completely different styles. I care about the news. He doesn’t. That dynamic was very clever. Paul thought I was a stuffed shirt and I thought he was an oik.”
Meanwhile, Merton said he hoped to bring an element of “anarchy” to the panel.
“I wore a T-shirt because everybody wore suits and ties,” he said. “I thought we looked like a parole board, and it needed an element of anarchy. I also wanted some rudeness.”
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He added that he would continue working on the show until the end of time, “The news agenda always changes… But we’ll keep going until the sun explodes and consumes the Earth, which will be the top story the following week.”
MAFS fans have been left horrified by Sacha’s commitment ceremony confession after a huge row with Ross.
Ahead of the commitment ceremony, it was revealed that Sacha and Ross had had yet another row.
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And they revealed what they’d argued about as they sat down with experts Paul, Mel and Charlene during Tuesday night’s episode.
But viewers of the hit reality show were horrified as Sacha explained what had happened, telling the three experts that her beau Ross had “thrown his food.”
She said: “When Ross gets a temper he has an attitude and tone, food gets thrown at the wall, I get called names.
“He was calling me a little fake b****.”
“He doesn’t feel remorseful when he reacts how he reacts.”
Ross responded: “It can’t be just me, I’m not flipping for no reason.”
To which Sacha told the room: “He picked up his food and threw it at the wall.”
Ross admitted: “When it comes to an argument we don’t know when to stop. I’ve had enough of it honestly.”
The experts gave the couple their advice, but Mel was quick to add: ““No throwing themes, no name calling, no disrespectful behaviour at all.”
And fans took to X, formerly Twitter, to share their disbelief that Ross had thrown his food.
One person penned: “Don’t need advice from experts to know not to throw food at the wall, that’s terrible Ross.”
Another said: “Why is everyone ignoring Ross’ behaviour? Throwing food at the wall is not normal.”
A third penned: “So Ross breaks things and throws food at the wall? Get out Sacha.”
Another viewer echoed: “It doesn’t matter what Sacha does or doesn’t do, it’s on Ross to not throw food at the wall.”
The pair tied the knot just seconds after meeting each other down the aisle as part of the E4 show.
It appeared that the experts made a perfect match at the start of the experiment, but in recent weeks, the two have clashed a number of times.
During home stay week it was apparent that neither of them want to move away from their friends and family.
Sacha is based in Birmingham, while Ross lives in Manchester.
This evening’s episode of Married At First Sight saw the remaining couples sit in front of the experts one last time for the last ceremony.
And it was definitely an emotional one between Sacha and Ross.
Mel pointed out that the two didn’t look happy – and Ross told her that the moving situation has been affecting them both.
During their emotional chat, Sacha broke down in tears as she spoke about how much she valued their relationship.
She said while sobbing: “One of the questions you [Ross] asked me was ‘do you fall in love easy?’
“I said ‘absolutely not!’
“But when I met you, you were everything that I wanted.
“So I thought the universe had blessed me and I really wanted to so everything I could to make you happy.
“You do make me happy.”
Sacha continued to sob as she said: “
“I do feel like I’ve bent over backwards in this process to do everything that I can for you.
“And I’ve never done that for anyone like I am with you.
“I’ve never been that way.”
At the end of the chat, Ross wrote stay, while Sacha decided to pick leave.
The two agreed that they will work on their relationship.
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Sam Quek, the latest Strictly Come Dancing star to be eliminated, was left “gutted” by the result, which has been branded a “travesty” by viewers.
With the 20th series of the BBC dancing competition at its halfway mark, certain celebrities who were expected to make it far are now finding themselves being sent home.
After an emotional episode that saw professional dancer Amy Dowden in tears over her temporary replacement’s show-stopping performance with JB Gill, Sunday’s results show episode (3 November) saw Gladiators star Montell Jordan end up in the bottom two alongside hockey player Sam Quek.
However, it was Quek and her professional partner Nikita Kuzmin who were sent home by all four judges after performing the dreaded dance off.
Quek couldn’t hide her disappointment, telling host Tess Daly after that she was “gutted” by her elimination. Explaining precisely why this was, she added: “I’m gutted because I do feel like I still have more to give.”
In a follow-up post discussing her departure from the show on Facebook, Quek continued: “Losing a dance off isn’t great. In fact, the competitor in me hates it, but Montell is a better dancer than me and this is a dance competition after all – so fair do’s.”
She credited the show with bringing “that spring in my step back” after what she said has been a “quiet” few years, but said it “was tougher than I imagined” as she “sacrificed everything I needed to and still ended up towards the bottom of the leaderboard” each week.
Quek wrote: “I must stress, I knew what I was signing up for. And when I commit to something, I give it everything I have for as long as I have to. I have no regrets about what I put into this process. That’s why I cannot be too sad about leaving. I gave everything I had. I fell short and that’s ok, because there was nothing more I could have done.”
During the results show, Quek also pointed out what she has admitted was a misconception she previously had about the show when she was watching along as a viewer, telling Daly: “I’m guilty of watching the competition and thinking ‘how do they have that relationship as a celebrity and a dancer?’
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“All I can say is, the time you spend with each other and what you bring out in each other. It really is, and it sounds dead cheesy, magical.”
Quek’s elimination follows the departures of Dr Punam Krishan, footballer Paul Merson, singer Toyah Willcox, presenter Nick Knowles and Olympian Tom Dean.
With the 20th series of the BBC dancing competition at its halfway mark, certain celebrities who were expected to make it far are now finding themselves being sent home.
Strictly Come Dancing continues Saturday 9 November on BBC One.
MARRIED At First Sight fans were left heartbroken after fan favourite couple Kieran and Kristina choose to LEAVE after the final commitment ceremony.
The pair, who said ‘I Do’ just moments after meeting, left the experiment during tonight’s instalment of the E4 show.
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Kieran and Kristina hit it off immediately when they first locked eyes on the aisle.
The animal carer luckily found the mechanic’s practical joke funny as he surprised her with a set of false teeth on their wedding day – so it seemed they were the perfect match.
But as the weeks have gone on, cracks started to appear in their relationship.
Last week Kieran sobbed in the corner of the room after their marriage imploded, days after they locked horns in an explosive argument after he expressed fears he was “wasting” his time in their marriage.
Fans were previously quick to call out Kieran for “making excuses” after admitting he did not want to be “intimate” with his spouse.
Today the pair decided that enough was enough and called it quits – and there was not a dry eye in the room.
Kieran told Kristina: “I just want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for giving this your all.
“I just genuinely wish you the best for the future.
“Don’t change for anyone.”
Kristina replied: “Thank you for the most magical, amazing day of my life at our wedding.
“I’m gutted but I do only wish you the best.
“You’ll be in my life. Don’t worry.”
Those watching at home were also left in tears.
One wrote on X: “Not Kristina & Kieran. Love these guys!! So glad they have stayed friends. Was rooting for them.”
Another brutally said: “Kieran has known for weeks how he feels about Kristina. He’s just finding it hard to admit it to himself, Kristina, and his friends and family.”
A third chimed in: “Not sure Kieran knows what he wants anymore. This PMDD has really put him off and he’s making every excuse under the sun not to just say it’s that. Kristina deserves better.”
Cracks started to appear when Kristina was left devastated when Kieran gave co-star Polly a big kiss on the lips – after saying he didn’t want to be intimate with her because of a cold sore.
Days before Kristina was in tears when Kieran admitted he was struggling in their relationship.
Asked by the experts why his behaviour towards her has changed, he said: “I am really questioning at the minute if I am able to sustain a relationship with someone who suffers with PMDD.”
Kristina suffers from Premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD), which causes extreme emotional and physical symptoms, such as anxiety, depression, and panic attacks.
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The Daily Show has poked fun at the Trump campaign’s obsession with Peanut the Squirrel, whose euthanization has caused uproar among Republicans.
During Monday’s (November 4) episode of the Comedy Central talk show, guest host and correspondent Jordan Klepper recounted Donald Trump’s final rallies before Election Day.
“Trump campaign, this is your last chance to get your message out. Surely there is someone who is staying focused on the important issues and not getting distracted like some idiot dog when it sees a squirrel,” the host joked.
Going on to play a clip of Trump’s running mate, Ohio Senator JD Vance, asking North Carolina rallygoers if they’d “seen the videos of this squirrel,” Klepper cut in to add sarcastically: “F*** me. No, no, I haven’t seen the videos of the squirrel. Why is that an issue?”
He then showed a TV report about Trump supporters up in arms after Peanut the Squirrel – who became a social media star after being taken in by Mark Longo in 2017 – was seized by New York State’s Department of Environmental Conservation and later euthanized for biting an official.
“I know Don’s fired up about Peanut the Squirrel,” Vance said at the North Carolina rally. “We were on the way down here from Cincinnati. He was like, you know, is it really the case that the Democrats murdered the Elon Musk of squirrels?”
Klepper asked his audience: “Everyone, we are mere hours before Election Day, and Republicans’ final message is, ‘We must avenge the death of Peanut the Squirrel.’
“Don’t get me wrong, I’m glad Republicans finally care about police brutality. But here we are, with all of MAGA world mourning the death of Peanut the Squirrel.”
Earlier in the episode, Klepper recounted Kamala Harris’s star-studded final Pennsylvania rally, which saw performances from pop superstars Katy Perry and Lady Gaga.
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“If you still have their album on LimeWire, they’re probably endorsing Kamala Harris,” he quipped. “She’s coming for every last Soul Cycle vote.”
Klepper continued: “While Kamala’s ending the campaign on a note of joy and celebrity hype, Donald Trump’s closing argument is that he’s pissed at basically everyone.”
The host played clips of Trump slamming several Democratic politicians, including California Representative Adam Schiff, who’s currently running against Steve Garvey to fill the late Diane Feinstein’s Senate seat.
“To sum up: We are an hour from Election Day. We have a presidential candidate descending even further into madness, a legion of his supporters ready to follow him into battle, the Capitol’s all boarded up and ready for a final showdown, our kids’ teeth are about to fall out, the police are executing squirrels, and tomorrow is the climactic day when we discover whether Earth continues existing in its muddled mess or we all go screaming into hell,” Klepper concluded.
“I guess what I’m saying is, don’t forget to vote.”
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