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Watch the moment ‘two-faced’ Eve THANKS Polly for calling Charlie a ‘bully’ after she broke down in tears over claims
SHOCKED Mafs UK fans couldn’t believe their eyes and ears tonight as Eve thanked Polly for calling her wife a “bully”.
Charlie was stunned and reduced to tears ahead of tonight’s dinner party as a confrontational Polly criticised her behaviour towards Eve.
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The troubled couple later left the room to have a heart to heart and Eve did her best to console her wife.
Though she admitted to telling Polly she felt she had been bullied, she insisted she’d told Polly not to say anything tonight.
Just minutes later in a one on one chat with Polly, Eve was heard thanking her for her intervention and looked gleeful as they shared a hug.
She said: “I really appreciate you doing that and I can’t help but be so relieved, though I can’t help but feel the timing was wrong.”
She added: “Thank you, Polly. I really f***ing need you to stick up for me.”
Viewers were aghast at the duplicity.
One wrote on X: “Seriously, why is Eve THANKING Polly. I would be launching her to Mars.”
Another exclaimed: “Eve is so fake.”
A third said: “Omgggg Eve is soooo two faced … telling Polly thanks for telling her she’s a bully but timing was you’re showing ur true colours!!!”
A fourth vented: “Eve literally said ‘i told her not to speak’ to Charlie but has just told polly thanks for saying something? she’s sick.”
Later in the dinner party Polly and Charlie had another sit down chat, and the former apologised for her earlier accusations and not taking Charlie’s feelings into account.
While Charlie accepted the apology, she said she didn’t feel comfortable talking to Polly about her relationship.
The experts felt the tense exchange left a lot unresolved and were fearful of further drama.
The first honesty box of the series followed, with the couples answering personal questions in front of each other.
Caspar and Emma kicked things off by discussing their sex life.
Emma expressed that it was the biggest factor missing in their relationship so far and hoped they would get to a point of intimacy.
Later on, Charlie told Eve she was “serious” about the experiment and wanted her wife to grab the show by the horns and allow her to show that her intentions are genuine.
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PHILLIP Schofield has vowed to never work in daytime television again – after revealing he was ‘axed’ from This Morning rather than quiting.
The 62-year-old talked openly about being ‘thrown under a bus’ by former colleagues at ITV.
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Last year Phil admitted to an ‘unwise but not illegal’ affair with a young runner on This Morning.
His deceit subsequently led to his departure from the show he had fronted with Holly Willoughby, before eventually quitting ITV altogether.
And now Phil has vowed never to return to another daytime sofa again.
Speaking on Cast Away, he said: “Look, I love telly. I’ve got telly in my bones.
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“But I won’t sit on a sofa again. I’m not going to do that again.
“And there are some people I won’t work for again. Some people I won’t work with again.
“I’ve been hurt so badly by that sort of telly that you get to the point where you think ‘I don’t want to do it anymore’.”
Phil also revealed how he didn’t quit This Morning – but rather sacked by bosses.
Meanwhile, during the second part of his Channel 5 show, Schofe threatened to expose his former colleagues.
Speaking to the camera, he said: “People just went, who I thought were my friends and they just went and that’s like ‘what the hell’.”
He continued: “I have been chucked under a bus, and I could drive the same bus over so many people but I’m not that sort of person, I never have been.”
“But if I sit down with a camera and the light’s going who knows what I’ll say.”
Cast Away verdict
By Rod McPhee
OVER three nights – and three hour-long episodes – Phillip Schofield has been bearing his soul in new Channel 5 show Cast Away.
And it’s basically a chance for the former This Morning host to explain the circumstances that saw him leave the show last year.
To put it mildly, he left under something of a cloud, admitting he’d had a fling with a much younger runner on the programme. But in the C5 show he presents his own versions of events – one which is at odds with the narrative that emerged at the time.
He was portrayed as a man who’d had an “unwise” affair, who’d resigned as a result and had let many of his colleagues down.
But in Cast Away Philip insists he was fired by ITV and not for the affair, but because of the bad publicity that surrounded the crimes of his paedophile brother. He summed it up best when he claimed he’d been “pushed under a bus.”
After watching Cast Away what you’re left with is something rather confusing, however.
Did Philip think he’d done something wrong by having the fling with the runner, or not? For example, he said he wouldn’t have been slammed for it quite so much if it were a heterosexual fling.
He said he: “would have received a pat on the back for having an affair with a woman.” This infers that the only thing wrong with it was that it was a same sex fling. So why does he also say: “I will be forever sorry. I screwed up. I made a mistake.”
The answer, I suspect, is that the whole affair was a murky business. There were so many blurred lines around appropriateness, professionalism and honesty.
The only firm conclusion you can draw from the show is that Phillip himself isn’t ENTIRELY sure to what extent He was guilty of wrongdoing.
Amid the confusion, what will the viewing public think? I suspect that this will leave those who disliked Phillip to feel even more suspicious of him.
Those who backed him, will feel reassured too. But those who still aren’t sure what to think will be none-the-wiser – and I’m not sure if that’s what Phillip would have wanted.
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John Amos, best known for his starring roles in the Seventies sitcom Good Times, the 1977 drama miniseries Roots and the Coming to America film series, has died. He was 84.
The groundbreaking actor, who made waves on screen playing strong Black male characters, died on August 21 from natural causes, Deadline reports.
“It is with heartfelt sadness that I share with you that my father has transitioned,” Amos’s son, film producer Kelly Christopher Amos, announced in a statement.
“He was a man with the kindest heart and a heart of gold… and he was loved the world over. Many fans consider him their TV father. He lived a good life. His legacy will live on in his outstanding works in television and film as an actor,” Kelly said.
“My father loved working as an actor throughout his entire life most recently in Suits LA playing himself and our documentary about his life journey as an actor, America’s Dad. He was my dad, my best friend, and my hero. Thank you for your prayers and support at this time.”
A month before Amos’s death, Kelly was reportedly arrested on suspicion of making “terroristic threats” against his sister, Shannon Amos, who had previously accused him of not providing appropriate care to their father amid his health issues.
In March, the Los Angeles Police Department launched an investigation into Shannon’s elder abuse claims against Kelly, but it was closed a month later due to a lack of evidence.
Born in 1939 in Newark, New Jersey, Amos initially attempted to pursue a career in the NFL following his time playing college football at Colorado State University.
He later entered the world of acting in 1970, making appearances on The Bill Cosby Show and several episodes of The Tim Conway Comedy Hour before he landed his breakout role as Gordy the weatherman on The Mary Tyler Moore Show.
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Amos later starred as James Evans Sr on the CBS comedy Good Times for three seasons before his character was killed off in the two-part 1976 season four premiere.
The actor was written off the show after he publicly criticized the stereotypical storylines of his TV son JJ (played by Jimmie Walker).
“We had a number of differences,” Amos said of the show’s creator Norman Lear, in a 2017 interview with the TV Academy Foundation. Admitting that he wasn’t the “most diplomatic guy in those days,” he said: “[The show’s producers] got tired of having their lives threatened over jokes.
“So they said, ‘Tell you what, why don’t we kill him off? We can get on with our lives!’ That taught me a lesson – I wasn’t as important as I thought I was to the show or to Norman Lear’s plans.”
Amos also featured in several episodes of the political drama West Wing, three episodes of the miniseries Roots and the 1988 Eddie Murphy-led comedy Coming to America as well as its 2021 sequel Coming 2 America.
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Saturday Night Live has been slammed as “irrelevant” after a sketch on the premiere of their 50th season failed to amuse the subject of the gag.
SNL returned on 28 September with a show hosted by Jean Smart and featured an already infamous sketch about singer Chappell Roan and the viral pygmy hippopotamus, Moo Deng.
Another sketch on the episode was a fake advert for the US store Spirit Halloween, a seasonal retailer that has more than 1,500 locations across North America. The stores often open for the Halloween season and then close after the festivities are over.
In the voiceover for the sketch, SNL cast member Heidi Gardner, “Times may be good on Wall Street, but on Main Street, communities are struggling. Closed stores, shuttered businesses, empty parking lots… When hard times hit, it’s easy to feel like no one cares.”
Gardner continues, adding that “help is on the way because when others leave, we show up” and that they will be welcoming customers “for six weeks and then bouncing.”
Chloe Fineman then takes a dig at Spirit Halloween’s costumes, which often have vague descriptions to avoid any copyright issues. For instance, in the sketch, a young girl asks for a Taylor Swift outfit and is handed a disguise called “blonde singing woman”.
Fineman says: “We’re here providing vulnerable communities with the things they need most: Wigs that give you a rash, single-use fog machines, and costumes of famous characters tweaked just enough to avoid a lawsuit.”
Although Spirit Halloween has become something of a meme in recent years, SNL’s attempt to mock the retailer didn’t sit well with the store itself.
Responding on X/Twitter, the Spirit Halloween account wrote: “We are great at raising things back from the dead @nbcsnl”. The accompanying image was of a Spirit Halloween costume was of SNL and was called “Irrelevant 50-year-old TV show”.
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The packaging also described the outfit as including “dated references, unknown cast members, and shrinking ratings”.
Elsewhere, on SNL James Austin Johnson reprised his role as Donald J Trump on Saturday Night Live, making a joke about the former president picking the wrong running mate with Ohio Senator JD Vance.
“People are saying he was a bad pick and in many ways he was,” Johnson’s character says before introducing Vance, played by Bowen Yang, at a rally. An enthusiastic Yang walks on stage, saying Johnson’s version of Trump told him: “JD, you’re like a son to me, because I don’t like you. I’m stuck with you.”
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