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‘Shocked’ MAFS expert Charlene hits back as furious bride Richelle slams the show
MARRIED At First Sight expert Charlene Douglas has hit back at Richelle and said she is “sad” the bride has slammed the show.
Charlene, 43, has exclusively told The Sun she is baffled by Richelle’s treatment towards her husband Orson and admitted she is “shocked” by her comments about MAFS.
Richelle tore into the E4 show this week after coming under fire by angry fans for the way she has behaved around Orson.
Viewers were horrified to see her bluntly urging Orson to “get over” his past heartache, which left him in tears.
Richelle walked out of their honeymoon in explosive scenes after suggesting the former cricketer and project engineer – who models and acts in his spare time – was playing out a narrative.
And this week, as she came under fire, Richelle accused show bosses of ‘editing out’ vital scenes to explain her treatment of her husband.
Speaking to The Sun, Charlene has now given her frank opinion about the couple and Richelle’s furious outburst.
Charlene tells us: “I have to say with Orson and Richelle I think, even now, I’m not fully sure what that’s all about.
“If I’m honest I do feel like, if someone is still triggered by a past relationship, the kind thing to do would be to meet them where they are emotionally and to be there for them.
“I don’t know if Richelle maybe saw other things in Orson that we weren’t privy to that kind of made her feel like, ‘This man isn’t very honest’.
“I didn’t see that. I saw in Orson someone that’s very kind, very honest, very transparent but we’re not with them 24/7 so I can’t be sure.
“But it felt sad. I’m not going to lie, it did feel sad for me that Richelle made some of those comments.”
This week, Richelle took to Instagram and responded to a fan who asked: “Is there something we aren’t seeing between Richelle and Orson?
“That woman is so harsh on Orson and I do not see why.”
Richelle replied: “Yes there’s a lot you’re not seeing behind tonight and previous edit that I will address to comments on this post…tomorrow!”
She later accused Orson of trying to recouple with another bride, adding: “People will see the truth. It’s a waiting game.”
But Richelle then deleted her claims and turned off her comments.
Before her remarks vanished, Charlene added: “To be fair, on social media, I’ve seen that she has stuck by her guns with certain things but she has also said that maybe she could’ve said some things a bit differently.
“There were definitely some shocking moments in that conversation.”
Mafs couples that have stood the test of time
Loved-up Tayah Victoria and Adam Aveling of series six fame had the first Mafs baby.
The pair couldn’t keep their hands off each other on the programme and quickly found their feet in the outside world, moving into Adam’s Doncaster home.
Just 18 months after meeting, the couple welcomed their daughter Beau.
Season five couple Michelle Walder and Owen Jenkins also managed to make their marriage work away from the cameras and had their first child in December.
Teacher Michelle, 29, has no regrets about taking part in the experiment. She told us: “I just feel very lucky and thankful that it has worked out – and excited for everything to come.”
Michelle and Owen were both sick of dating apps when they applied in 2019.
Owen recalled: “I had been out for some drinks with a friend after work.
“While he was out for a cigarette I was scrolling on Instagram waiting for him to come back in.
“The MAFS advert was the last thing I saw, and I joked, ‘Wouldn’t it be funny if I signed up?’
“A few beers later when I was back at home I sent in the application, and the rest is history.”
Another couple to make Mafs UK history is Zoe Clifton and Jenna Robinson.
Despite a slight rocky start, where they clashed over Jenna’s vegan lifestyle, the show’s first same sex pairing are still going strong.
They even have a successful podcast together called Life With a Pod.
Jenna shed light on being involved in the show earlier this year when she told us: “We’re not legally married, and I never felt like we were. I definitely feel the process makes you take the relationship a lot more seriously and having the help of the experts… if you can survive that process it sets a firm foundation for a long-lasting relationship.”
Richelle and Orson’s marriage got off to a flying start on their wedding day, with them both believing they had met their match.
However, things soon hit the skids during their honeymoon and her later addressing his past heartache without any compassion.
Richelle bluntly said to upset Orson: “What do you think your boys are going [to think] when you’re sitting on TV crying about being cheated on five years ago?”
Since then, the couple have been visited by Richelle’s pal Janey, who asked Orson “My worry is, is this all a facade? Are you trying to be famous?”
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Strictly’s Nick Knowles spotted with knee in brace as he steps out with fiancee Katie Dadzie after Luba ‘clash’
STRICTLY Come Dancing’s Nick Knowles has been spotted wearing a knee brace
The DIY SOS presenter, 62, missed last week’s live show after sustaining a injury during training.
Instead, Nick and pro partner Luba Mushtuk performed their intended Movie Week routine this week.
The star was seen sporting a knee brace during an outing with fiancee Katie Dadzie.
It comes amid concerns of reported “clashes” between Katie and Luba.
A source said: “Luba found the constant interruptions exasperating because she felt it was disturbing their training and routine.
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“It was starting to affect how Luba could teach, given that she felt Katie’s eyes on her when they were in close holds.
“Luba is a complete professional but no one can deny that it is awkward having your partner’s girlfriend in the room. Katie seems to be very clingy to Nick.”
The source added that the tension had been the subject of discussion between Luba and other show insiders.
The Sun previously revealed how Nick injured himself after falling when doing a jump during dress rehearsal.
This injury ultimately left Nick on crutches as he recuperated.
Later, the presenter addressed his tough news on social media, writing: “Gutted not to be out there with everyone tonight on the BBC Strictly dance floor but still suited up and cheering them on from the sofa!”
Despite Nick’s triumphant return, some viewers are concerned for his future in the competition after earning a low score.
The judges – Craig Revel Horwood, Shirley Ballas, Motsi Mabuse and Anton du Beke – gave Nick and Luba’s Charleston a score of 21.
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This has placed them second from bottom, ahead of Dr Punam Krishan and Gorka Marquez, who got 20.
Taking to X, one fan wrote: “Had potential to be a great dancer but he can’t do dances justice with them.
Another added: “Nick Knowles to go surely.”
Strictly Come Dancing airs on BBC One and is available on iPlayer.
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Bill Maher says Chappell Roan would be thrown ‘off a roof’ in Gaza after singer shows support for Palestine
Bill Maher criticized Chappell Roan’s support for Palestine on Friday’s episode of Real Time with Bill Maher.
Maher, an atheist whose mother was Jewish, has frequently defended Israel’s actions since the war with Hamas erupted in Gaza last year.
“To mark the October 7 anniversary, we must launch a campaign to educate young Americans about the Middle East,” the talk show host began the episode by saying.
“And the way I’d like to begin that process is by addressing an open letter to Chappell Roan. Now, to those viewers who aren’t watching this while also looking at your phones, let me explain. … She’s actually a great new recording artist, who, like a Hezbollah pager, is really blowing up.”
He continued: “Chappell, if you think it was repressive growing up queer in the Midwest, try the Mid East.
“You’re a female drag queen and you sing, ‘I f***ed you in the bathroom when we went to dinner, your parents at the table.’ Yeah, that wouldn’t fly in Gaza. Although you would, straight off a roof. The same goes for ‘knee deep in the passenger seat and you’re eating me out.’ Yea, my guess is the morality police would figure out that one’s not about the drive-thru and kill your feathered boa-wearing ass. You know when you sing that ‘LA is where boys and girls can all be queens every single day’? You’re welcome, but offer not good in the West Bank.”
Roan, 26, recently criticized the Democratic party over its support of Israel, telling fans on TikTok the party has “failed people like me and you. And more so Palestine. And more so every marginalized community in the world.”
In an earlier video, Roan clarified she would not be voting for Republican candidate Donald Trump after her comments on voting were “completely taken out of context.”
Roan previously said she didn’t feel pressure to endorse someone as she has “so many issues with our government in every way.”
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“There’s problems on both sides. I encourage people to use your critical thinking skills, use your vote – vote small, vote for what’s going on in your city,” she added.
On his show, Maher praised Roan for criticizing both sides of the political spectrum, but argued that her support for Palestine was born out of TikTok “propaganda.”
“Chappell, you’re not wrong that oppression is bad, or that Palestinian and many other Muslim populations are oppressed and deserve to be freed. You just have it completely ass-backwards as to who is doing the oppressing,” he said.
“Hamas is a terrorist mafia that took over Gaza… these are the oppressors. And when you make it all about Israel, you take the pressure off of them. You enable them.
“You’re a singer, and you’re advocating for a place and a culture you would never want to live under. Gender may not be binary, but right and wrong is,” Maher concluded.
The Independent has contacted Roan’s representatives for comment.
Over the years, Israel has often been accused of “pinkwashing” – pointing to its progressive stance on LGBT+ rights while depicting Palestine as violently homophobic.
On Friday, UN humanitarian officials said aid entering Gaza was at its lowest level in months and warned that critical lifelines in the territory’s north, where Israel has renewed its military offensive, had been cut off.
The UN independent investigator on the right to food, Michael Fakhri, accused Israel last month of carrying out a “starvation campaign” against Palestinians during the war in Gaza, an allegation that Israel vehemently denies.
The war in Gaza started after Hamas militants killed some 1,200 people and abducted around 250 others during the October 7 2023 attacks on Israel.
Israel’s offensive in Gaza has killed over 42,000 Palestinians, according to local health authorities, which do not say how many were fighters but say women and children make up more than half of the fatalities. The war has destroyed large areas of Gaza and displaced about 90 percent of its population of 2.3 million people.
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Strictly’s Wynne Evans and Katya Jones address fan concern over ‘weird’ behaviour on live show
Wynne Evans and Katya Jones have responded to fan concern over their interactions on Strictly Come Dancing on Saturday night (12 October).
Viewers became troubled by the opera singer, 52, and his professional partner’s behaviour after Jones was spotted moving Evans’ hand off her waist and back onto her hip in the background of one shot.
Later in the programme, fans also spotted Jones swerving a high five from Evans and rolling her eyes as they waited for the other contestants to be given their scores alongside host Claudia Winkleman.
Both clips of the seemingly uncomfortable interactions went viral on social media during the Strictly live show. “Something is off,” one person wrote on X/Twitter. “Drama is brewing,” another fan added.
Evans and Jones have since shared a video on social media reassuring viewers that there is nothing amiss between them.
“Hi everyone, it’s Wynne and Katya here. We just wanted to say, we were just messing around in the Clauditorium on Saturday night,” Jones said.
“We just wanted to say sorry. It was a silly joke,” the professional dancer added.
“Yeah. Sorry,” Evans said, adding in the video’s caption: “Apologies for this tonight we were just messing around. We really are amazing friends. The high 5’s [are] a running joke. Have a great evening.”
One fan responded in the comments: “Glad you’ve come out straight away to get rid of the nonsense! Loved your dance tonight.”
Meanwhile, another person added: “Katya, I’m so sorry this happened to you.”
Evans and Jones performed a Tango to “Money, Money, Money” by ABBA on Saturday night, which was heavily praised by the judges Craig Revel Horwood, Motsi Mabuse, Shirley Ballas and Anton Du Beke.
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The Tango gave Evans and Jones their highest score of the competition so far with two eights and two nines taking them to joint second in the leaderboard with 34.
Du Beke declared the performance one of Evans’ most commendable dances with Mabuse adding: “I feel for me personally, this is your best dance yet.”
Meanwhile, Revel Horwood added: “Your thumb was sticking up, was a disappointment. But I love, love, loved it – Wynne, Wynne, Wynne!”
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Matthew Broderick in Breaking Bad and Kristin Davis in Friends – the famous actors who turned down iconic TV roles
TV shows become iconic for many reasons, the storylines, the characters and often the actors who play them.
Over the decades, whether it’s dramas, comedies or period pieces, big shows have left their mark on viewers.
But would that have still been the case if different actors had taken on important roles within those shows?
It turns out, some of TV’s biggest shows – and biggest characters – almost had different actors involved.
And even though those actors are household names, it’s hard to imagine them as the TV characters we came to know and love played by someone else.
Here’s just some of the A-list stars who turned down roles in major TV shows.
Kristin Davis – Monica Geller in Friends
Monica Geller was famously played by Courteney Cox in smash hit sitcom, Friends from 1994 to 2004.
But during the audition process, another brunette beauty almost landed the part, Sex and the City star Kristin.
Kristin, 59, previously revealed during an appearance on The Late Late Show with James Corden: “I think I was one of, like, 8,000 young ladies who read for Monica and Courteney Cox got her.
“Courteney and I were in the same yoga class at the time and we used to hang out. The rest of us were, like, unemployed actor waitresses types and we would hang out after class.”
She continued: “One day, Courteney was like, ‘Hey, guys. Do you want to come car shopping with me? We were like, ‘Wow, car shopping!’ [Courteney] said, ‘I did this pilot, I’m feeling really good about it. I think I’m going to buy a Porsche.’
“We were like, ‘Wow, is she for real?’ It was Friends, and it did go very well.”
Thankfully Kristin also got her big moment – and no doubt big money too – when she landed the role of Charlotte in Sex and the City in 1998.
Matthew Broderick – Walter White in Breaking Bad
Breaking Bad was a huge hit when it aired from 2008 to 2013, but Bryan Cranston wasn’t the first choice for lead character Walter White.
Producers admitted in a chat with The Hollywood Reporter that: “We all still had the image of Bryan shaving his body in Malcolm in the Middle.
“We were like, ‘Really? Isn’t there anybody else?”
They tried Matthew Broderick and John Cusack but both actors turned it down.
It turns out Bryan, 68, was able to play a darker role after all, and his turn as Walter won him a slew of awards including four Emmy Awards for Outstanding Lead Actor.
Brian Cox – Robert Baratheon in Game of Thrones
Brian, 78, is an acclaimed actor with many impressive roles under his belt, none more so than Logan Roy in Succession.
However, he almost had a role in another huge show, Game of Thrones.
Brian previously revealed: “I’m often asked if I was offered a role in Game of Thrones — reason being that every other b****r was — and the answer is, yes.
“I was supposed to be a king called Robert Baratheon, who apparently died when he was gored by a boar in the first season.
“I know very little about Game of Thrones, so I can’t tell you whether or not he was an important character, and I’m not going to Google it just in case he was, because I turned it down.”
The role went to British actor Mark Addy instead.
Pedro Pascal – Marcel in The Vampire Diaries
The Vampire Diaries was a must-watch for many teens during its run from 2009 to 2017.
But when it comes to the role of Marcel, Charles Michael Davis had some stiff competition.
Show creator Julie Plec told Entertainment Weekly: “One of the other people who read opposite Charles for that part was Pedro Pascal, who I loved.
“I was obsessed with him, but he was just on the older side.”
Rob Lowe – Dr. Derek Shepherd in Grey’s Anatomy
McDreamy won the hearts of millions of women – and no doubt many men – when Patrick Dempsey portrayed the dishy doctor in Grey’s Anatomy.
But we’re sure Rob Lowe would have made just as many viewers hot under the collar if he had accepted the role of Derek Shepherd in the hit medical drama.
However, Rob, 60, he opted to star in another medical drama instead, Dr. Vegas.
Unfortunately for Rob, that series didn’t last very long, but he doesn’t regret it, saying: “Had I done Grey’s, I wouldn’t have been in Parks and Recreation. That alone for me is enough.”
Katie Holmes – Piper in Orange is the New Black
Orange is the New Black was a game-changing show and a huge hit for Netflix during its run from 2013 to 2019.
Taylor Schilling landed the lead role of Piper, but former Dawson’s Creek star Katie also showed interest in the sometimes racy role.
Creator Jenji Kohan told E! News: “I met with her, she had other things to do.
“And also, in the beginning, no one knew what this was.”
Maya Rudolph – Eve in Killing Eve
Maya Rudolph, 52, has had a stellar career thanks to being a cast member of Saturday Night Live and appearing in hit films including Bridesmaids.
However, she had the chance to try a different sort of role as Eve Polastri in hit series Killing Eve.
Despite being a huge fan of Fleabag and wanting to work with Phoebe Waller-Bridge who wrote and produced the series, Maya turned the role down.
She explained that the show would have required her to relocate to Europe for several months, as it filmed in cities across the continent, and that wasn’t feasible at the time due to being a mother-of-four.
Eve was played by Sandra Oh, who won a Best Actress award at the Golden Globes in 2019 for the role.
Matt LeBlanc – Phil Dunphy in Modern Family
Having already won a legion of fans for playing Joey Tribbiani in Friends – a role that Vince Vaughn was turned for – Matt LeBlanc could have picked up even more if he had accepted the role of Phil Dunphy in Modern Family.
But having starred in one of the biggest sitcoms of all time, maybe it’s no surprise Matt didn’t want to take on another.
Matt, 57, said: “I remember reading it thinking, this is a really good script, [but] I’m not the guy for this.
“I’d be doing the project an injustice to take this. I know what I can do, I know what I can’t do.”
The role of Phil went to Ty Burrell and he won two Emmy’s for Outstanding Supporting Actor.
Friends facts and figures
Dig into the facts behind the iconic 90s sitcom starring Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, David Schwimmer and the late Matthew Perry.
- Friends debuted on September 22, 1994. It ran for a decade, airing ten seasons and a whopping 236 episodes.
- The emotional finale, which aired on May 26, 2004, was watched live by 52.5 million viewers in America, making it one of the most-watched TV finales of all time.
- Friends also won a ton of awards over the years including a BAFTA, a Golden Globe, 6 Primetime Emmys, 2 SAG Awards, and 12 People’s Choice Awards.
- It was set in New York but filmed at Warner Bros. Studios in L.A.
- Friends almost had a number of different titles – sitcom creators David Crane and Marta Kauffman considered monikers like Friends Like Us, Insomnia Café, and Six of One before finally settling on Friends.
- The show’s iconic theme song was also meant to be different – Friends’ original theme song was Shiny Happy People by R.E.M. which was used for the unaired pilot episode, Friends Like Us. It was eventually changed to I’ll Be There For You by The Rembrandts.
- David and Marta originally planned for the show’s main couple to be Monica and Joey, but they weren’t romantically compatible unlike Monica and Chandler who had natural chemistry.
- The cast of Friends made a pact not to date or hook up – there really was no Ross and Rachel off-screen. “We didn’t want to jeopardise any of the great relationships and friendships we had established. It was kind of an unspoken rule,” David revealed.
- The cast always stuck together though, even negotiating their salaries increases as a group. When they started out their each earned $22,500 per episode but that steadily increased to $1,000,000 per episode by the finale season.
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SNL enrages UK viewers with ‘cringe’ Oasis sketch that’s ‘agony to watch’
Saturday Night Live has drawn the wrath of British viewers with a new sketch parodying Liam and Noel Gallagher.
The musician siblings, who announced earlier this year that they are reforming the Britpop band Oasis, were impersonated on the US sketch series last night (12 October).
SNL stars James Austin Johnson and Sarah Sherman played the Gallagher brothers in the “Weekend Update” skit, though fans complained over the inaccuracies of the portrayal and the attempts at parody.
“Everyone’s wondering, are you guys gonna be cool to tour a year from now?” host Colin Jost was seen asking the “Gallagher brothers”.
“I’m cool if he’s cool,” Johnson’s Noel replied. “I’m cool, I’m cool, I’m cooler than you are,” Sherman’s Liam said.
The two siblings then begin bickering, before talking about their favourite cartoon characters.
Viewers have criticised the sketch, with many British people noting that the Gallaghers were depicted as speaking with Southern accents, rather than their real-life Mancunian brogues.
“Bloody hell… I don’t mind a bit of SNL but this #Oasis sketch was just AGONY to watch,” one person wrote on X/Twitter. “Literally couldn’t get through it, it was so bad.”
“SNL have done an Oasis bit and it’s just as cringe as you imagine,” commented another.
“Hey SNL, if you’re gonna do Oasis, please don’t make them be from Essex,” someone else remarked, while another viewer wrote: “JFC, that Oasis segment on #SNL Weekend Update was so bad. Never knew Oasis were secretly from London…”
Earlier this week, Blur musician Graham Coxon shared this thoughts on the Oasis reunion. Blur and Oasis enjoyed a high-profile rivalry during the band’s heyday.
“It’s good for them and it’s good for fans,” said the guitarist. “I’ve been saying, ‘Just do it’.”
Asked if he had petitioned Noel to reform the band prior to the announcement, Coxon replied: “God no, I wouldn’t have talked to him about that and it’s not really my business. I don’t know him well enough to say that.
“But hopefully it’s a genuine reunion because some bands break up and don’t get that chance again.”
Oasis will tour the UK and Europe in 2025, with further dates around the world set to follow.
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Embarrassed Charlotte Dawson reveals she’s BANNED from an airline for loud behaviour
CHARLOTTE Dawson has told how her raucous birthday celebrations have got her banned from an airline.
The reality star said that she had a wild party to celebrate her big day, but there was consequences to her actions.
Speaking on her podcast, Charlotte Dawson’s Naughty Corner, the 32 year old explained that she had a night out with friends in a trendy bar, offering pottery, prosecco and pizza, in her hometown.
Charlotte said: “All I am going to say is that I don’t think we’ll be asked back because the decibels of all of us were very loud.
“I should have booked the whole venue to be honest, there was about 20 of us, but we always get barred from everywhere we go. We got barred from an airline.
“We do get barred a lot, so I don’t think we’ll be rushing back to the pottery place. Maybe I’ll go with my mum.”
The Ex on the Beach star who is expecting her third child with rugby player Matt Sarsfield has been through a torrid time of late, after it was revealed in August that Matt had been sexting another woman.
But despite being devastated by the betrayal, Charlotte who also shares two sons with Matt, Noah and Jude, made the decision to forgive Matt.
The pair were snapped on a weekend away in the Lake District following the news of the allegations and although relations appeared frosty, they seemed to be working through the difficulties.
And The Sun can reveal the couple got into a huge bust-up before heading off on their weekend away.
A source said: “Charlotte and Matt had a huge row just before going away to the Lakes and he said he didn’t want to go.
“It was another blow for Charlotte, it’s her birthday and she’s pregnant – she just wants them to get on.
“She’s put everything behind her for the sake of their kids but there is still lots of tension. He has gone with her this weekend but they looked really frosty today.”
Just weeks after Matt’s scandal was revealed The Sun told how Charlotte – who had secretly taken him back.
Rugby star Matt later came clean with his side of the story on her Naugthy Corner podcast. A source said:
An insider said: “Everyone wants to know what happened and his side of the story, so Charlotte thought it was the best way to do it.
“She didn’t really give him much choice in the matter and it’s fair to say he’s not really looking forward to it.
“But at this point he will do what he can do get back in her good books and win back some trust.”
World’s ‘worst’ airline and what you get
A Canadian budget airline offers what has been branded the world’s “worst plane ticket”.
WestJet airline recently announced its new ticket option, aimed at affordable air travel.
The “ultra basic” no-frills option gives the passenger the option of a seat only, and nothing else.
WestJet said personal-only items that fit under the seat in front were allowed.
While checked baggage is allowed for an additional fee.
Passengers won’t be able to choose their seats.
Anyone flying will be automatically assigned seats at the back of the aircraft, including middle seats, and will not necessarily be seated with others the passenger is travelling with.
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