Loose Women’s Coleen Nolan is living the dream on her new farm – and her daughter Ciara is also living on the property in a separate home with her new fiancé Max

Coleen Nolan and her daughter Ciara Fensome have their hands full at their new family farm in Staffordshire. Coleen, 60, and 23-year-old Ciara got the keys to their dream property in June and have since transformed the six-acre farm so they can live close – but not too close.

Ciara, whose dad is musician Ray Fensome, lives in a separate house which was used by the previous owner’s as an Airbnb with her new fiancé Max, Coleen tells OK! during an exclusive chat and house tour. The couple got engaged in Vietnam in March, when Max popped the question during a boat trip in Ha Long Bay, and now help Coleen manage her 30 animal-farm.

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Ciara, who is animal-mad like her famous mum, says she couldn’t be more proud seeing Coleen finally achieve her dream. “She’s worked her entire life and to see a nearly 60-year-old woman with all this to herself is so inspiring,” she shared.

“I’m absolutely loving living here. It went from a house to a home within a couple of days. We’re actually living my dream life, too, and I’m so grateful. I couldn’t be more proud of her. I look out my window in the morning and can see the horses and it’s the best feeling.”

Ciara and Max’s house is already looking very festive

Ciara’s home – which Coleen admits she treats like the “local restaurant” because Ciara’s such a good cook – sits apart from Coleen’s bigger farmhouse, and Coleen is keen to make it clear that they can’t see into each other’s houses!

“If I had to have neighbours, they’d be the ones I’d want. Although I think they think I’m the local Tesco Express because Ciara will come up and leave with a Tesco bag of whatever she’s found in my fridge. But then she’s like my local restaurant because I’ll go up there for my dinner and then come home again. So, I can’t really complain when she comes and steals the ingredients.”

On an exclusive tour of Ciara’s annexe house, Coleen says her daughter has a “good eye” for design and has it made very homely and cosy.

Ciara and Max’s house has a lovely homely feel

Ciara loves all the natural textures that fit well in a cottage“It’s a gorgeous place for her and Max to live. She’s made it all Christmassy,” she said. “She has the same library and Bookcase that I’ve got. In my other house they were put together and went down the whole wall, when we came here, because we both love books and bookcases, we were able to chop it in half so she got one, and I got one.

“She’s been traveling for six months so she’s got a lot of things up here from her travels. Just homely.. sitting here reading a book, it’s perfect. It just feels so homely, she’s got a good eye for it. And they tell me they’re very happy here and that’s all I care about.”

From happy ever afters to absolute misery, a lot has happened since I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here launched in 2002

I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! draws to a close tonight with McFly’s Danny Jones, WAG Coleen Rooney and Reverend Richard Coles competing to be crowned King or Queen of the jungle.

The series will be known as having one of the friendliest – but wettest camps – on records, with the celebs trying to keep their spirits up while being battered by storms and rain for days on end.

Former Strictly Come Dancing professional Oti Mabuse narrowly missed out on a place in the final three as she was kicked out following the Celebrity Cyclone trial on Saturday night. Oti told hosts Ant and Dec she felt “mentally and spiritually stronger” for being on the show and would be happy for any of the trio left in camp to win.

As viewers prepare to crown the latest King or Queen of the Jungle, we take a look at the previous winners and find out what they’re up to now…

Sam Thompson (Series 23, 2023)

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I’m A Celebrity superfan Sam Thompson was clearly delighted to be hailed King of the Jungle in 2023 when he saw off competition from his best friend in camp Tony Bellew.

The show gave a huge boost to Sam’s career, as the Made in Chelsea star’s podcast with Pete Wicks ‘Staying Relevant’ going from strength to strength and bringing in thousands more listeners. He also impressed ITV bosses so much he was invited to return this year to co-host spin off show Unpacked alongside Joel Dommett and Kemi Rodgers.

And from reality TV to movie roles, this year Sam cameoed in the UK version of Inside Out 2, as Security Man Sam, a character who finds himself on a chase with the emotions.

Jill Scott (Series 22, 2022)

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Loveable Lioness Jill Scott took home the title of Queen of the Jungle when the show returned to Australia in 2022 after two years away. She retired from football in 2022 but has continued to keep a close eye on the sport. Jill has appeared as a pundit for several Men’s and Women’s matches including England Men’s Euros qualifying games against Malta and North Macedonia, and the UEFA Women’s Champions League final.

This year, she became the first female player to captain England for Soccer Aid. In June 2023, she became the first female player to captain England for Soccer Aid and became a captain on the panel show A League of their Own.

Jill has also become a regular on The Overlap sports channel where she appears on the award winning podcast Stick to Football with Gary Neville, Roy Keane, Jamie Carragher and Ian Wright.

Away from football, Jill owns a coffee shop in Manchester with her fiancée Shelly Unitt.

Danny Miller (Series 21, 2021)

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Emmerdale star Danny Miller was crowned King of the Castle for the show’s second year in Wales. He beat Coronation Street’s Simon Gregson and The Saturdays’ Frankie Bridge to the crown. Shortly after his castle stint, Danny returned to Emmerdale briefly as Aaron Dingle, where he went back to the Dales to make up with his sister Liv.

Although Aaron promised his family he was back for good, it was too good to be true as the character made a dramatic exit as part of the soap’s 50th anniversary storyline. As Danny discussed his brief return to the soap, he revealed his busy schedule wouldn’t allow him to be in the Dales for long, but is open to coming back.

He told Leeds Live: “I’ve got a few things on at the end of the year – including a pantomime and other stuff. Then I’ve got a job, so it is just not the right time. But I’m not one of those actors who says ‘that’s it now, I’ve shelved it’.”

Giovanna Fletcher (Series 20, 2020)

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Giovanna was the first celeb to be crowned Queen of the Castle. The author and blogger, 38, won the nation’s hearts with her appearance on the hit ITV show – which was relocated to Wales amid the pandemic. Giovanna’s career has gone from strength to strength since her castle stint.

She has continued to write books and present her podcast and took to the stage in a production of 2:22 – A Ghost Story. Giovanna played the role of Jenny, which has also been played by Cheryl, Jaime Winstone, Mandip Gill, Laura Whitmore, at the Gielgud Theatre following its run at the Noel Coward Theatre. In 2022, Giovanna fronted her own travel show, titled Giovanna Fletcher: Made In Italy, where she and her family take a trip to Italy to relive some of her most precious moments from her childhood and explore their roots.

Jacqueline Jossa (Series 19, 2019)

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She put on a united front with husband Dan Osborne after her win ( 
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Poor Jacqueline had a rough ride in the jungle after campmate Myles Stephenson apparently told the actress her husband Dan Osbourne had had a thing with his ex, Gabby Allen. Upon being crowned queen, Jac broke down and vowed that she would be seen as a ‘doormat’ no more and became the first winner to cancel all interviews.

She and Dan hit back at the naysayers, sharing a cute holiday snap and assuring fans that the ‘past is in the past’. She wrote: “We have gone through a very long journey, to be where we are today. Happy. Anyone that thinks differently, don’t Comment negative comments unless you want to be blocked.” [sic]

She continued: “You do not know the ins and outs of what we have both been through, to get to a good place now. I am proud to be with my husband, stand strong and keep our family together. I will not let stupid comments pull me back to the past and dampen my sparkle!! I’m past it and you all need to be in order to follow me. Thanks!! Obvs love all you positive ppl that just get life!!️ thanking you!”

The couple went on to buy a swanky £1.2 million mansion in Essex, where they now live with their two daughters Ella, eight, and Mia, five. Jacqueline now regularly collaborates with fast fashion brand In The Style to create collections and is due to reprise her role in EastEnders as Lauren Branning.

Jacqueline recently revealed her visit to Walford will not be a flying one. “I haven’t actually come on at all and spoken about the fact I am going back to EastEnders. How wild is that?” she told her 3.6 million fans on Instagram. “I haven’t spoken about it at all. It’s as permanent as anyone there is permanent,” she explained. “Obviously, you can get written out at any time but yeah, it’s not a flying visit this time, it’s back back.”

Harry Redknapp (Series 18, 2018)

Harry Redknapp won the show despite never watching it before ( 
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Football manager Harry had never watched I’m a Celeb before and had no idea what was involved, but decided to sign up anyway. From the get go he was a favourite among his fellow campmates and viewers at home, with everyone instantly warming to his down-to-earth nature and humour.

He talked frequently about his wife of 54 years, Sandra, and their blissfully happy relationship they’d began when they were just 17. They recently sold their Sandbanks four-storey mansion in the lavish Millionaire’s Row to build to Sandra’s ‘dream home’ nearby. Harry and Sandra recently released a joint book, When Harry Met Sandra, which explores their more than 50 year-long romance.

Georgia ‘Toff’ Toffolo (Series 17, 2017)

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Georgia came into the public eye though E4 reality series Made in Chelsea where she was used to living the high life. Despite her privately educated background and Conservative political views, Toff was a down to earth campmate and popular among her fellow celebrities and fans, too.

She beat Iain Lee and Jamie Lomas to the title and couldn’t have been more shocked. She’s also starred in Celebs Go Dating and landed herself a presenting slot on This Morning. Toff’s used the dosh from winning wisely and has bought two holiday homes in Devon, where she was brought up.

This year Toff got engaged to BrewDog businessman James Watt – revealing she met the millionaire after a mutual friend set them up on a blind date over the summer not long after she split with fraudster ex George Cottrell. She has since gone Instagram official with him and has admitted she hopes their romance will last.

She gushed: “We’re really happy. I think I knew [how strong their connection was] from the second date. I mean it was just classic James and I. The first date was like, stereotypical, really lovely time, knew I really liked him, great.”

Scarlett Moffatt (Series 16, 2016)

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After the success of Channel 4’s Gogglebox, Scarlett Moffatt also emerged victorious from the Aussie jungle. Her win brought her to the attention of hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly, who took their fellow Geordie under their wings. She co-hosted Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway in 2017 and 2018, helmed a reboot of iconic dating show Streetmate, and returned to the jungle to co-host Extra Camp for series 17.

Scarlett has continued her hosting career as she fronts ITV’s Love Bites as well as her own podcast Scarlett Moffat Wants To Believe. She also fronted a documentary on Tourette’s in 2022.

Since winning the show, Scarlett has also enjoyed a lot of happiness and success in her personal life. In June 2023 she gave birth to her first child, a baby boy named Jude. She shares the tot with her policeman beau Scott Dobinson. Months after welcoming their bundle of joy, Scarlett announced the pair have got engaged.

The Gogglebox star took to Instagram in November 2023 to share the joyful news, much to the excitement of her adoring online fanbase. “Mondays are my new favourite day,” she captioned the post, which shows the words ‘Marry Me’ illuminated in block letters across their living room.

Vicky Pattison (Series 15, 2015)

Vicky went on the show after leaving Geordie Shore
Vicky Pattison seemingly hoped I’m A Celeb would elevate her fledgling career after quitting Geordie Shore. She reinvented herself as a fitness guru and was hired to present spin-off show Extra Camp in 2016 before being swiftly replaced by Scarlett Moffatt after just one season.

In 2018 she starred in the Aussie version of the show and partnered with Dom Joly on Celebrity Haunted, and appeared on Celebrity Coach Trip.

This year Vicky got married to beau Ercan Ramadan after a romantic proposal in Dubai. The pair said ‘I do’ twice first in London and then in Puglia, Italy

Carl Fogarty (Series 14, 2014)

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Superbike champion Carl “Foggy” Fogarty was the winner of series 14 after chowing down on a camel penis and ostrich anus in the live final. Since winning the show, Foggy has been something of a matchmaker – setting up fellow contestant and X Factor star Jake Quickenden with his own daughter, Danielle.

Foggy had previously said he worried his daughter was “fussy” in terms of men. Things didn’t work out between Jake and Danielle, though as The X Factor star has now gone on to marry Sophie Church. The pair also share a son together while Jake is a proud stepdad to Sophie’s son from a previous romance.

Meanwhile, Carl isn’t the only one in his family to have enjoyed a stint on reality TV since his I’m A Celebrity appearance. Foggy’s daughter Claudia, entered the Love Island villa on the winter series of the ITV dating show. She sparked a romance with Casey O’Gorman in the villa but it soon came to an end after his head was turned.

Kian Egan (Series 13, 2013)

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Westlife star Kian Egan featured in the 2013 series after his band split and the girl group he managed (named Wonderland) failed. After winning the show he released his debut solo album which reached a modest number 9 in the UK charts. He has gone on to star as a coach on The Voice of Ireland (the Irish version of The Voice), tied-the-knot with actress and Wonderland singer Jodi Albert, and is now a proud father of two sons.

Meanwhile, Westlife have continued to release music and tour after reforming in 2018. Kian is back singing with Nicky Byrne, Mark Feehily and Shane Filan – and their 2021 album, Wildest Dreams, reached Number 2 in the charts both in the UK and Ireland. The band continue to go from strength to strength and toured the USA and Canada for the first time ever in 2024.

Charlie Brooks (Series 12, 2012)

Charlie took home the crown back in 2012
EastEnders beauty Charlie Brooks scooped the jungle crown in 2012. Best known for playing Janine Butcher on the BBC soap before her stint in the jungle, Charlie continued to play the character until 2014. She has appeared in a couple of other TV shows including Suspects and featured on stage in plays – and has also gathered a following due to her fitness achievements.

In 2021, Charlie returned to Albert Square as Janine which has seen her character shake things up as she has fallen in love with Mick Carter (played by Danny Dyer). She left the soap once again in an explosive exit on Boxing Day 2022. She told The Sun on Sunday: “I was only ever due back to EastEnders for a year, but when [exec producer] Chris Clenshaw presented me with his idea for the story, I couldn’t say no to staying a little longer.”

Away from reality shows and the world of acting, Charlie is a mum-of-one as she welcomed her now teenage daughter, Kiki Brooks-Truman, back in December 2004 when she was dating businessman Tony Truman. Charlie is now single – but is happily in the dating game, with reports in the summer of 2023 revealing she has been swiping on raunchy dating app Feeld.

Dougie Poynter (Series 11, 2011)

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McFly bassist Dougie Poynter was winner of the show in 2011 during a break from his chart topping band. Since winning the show, McFly have continued to release music and tour – and teamed up with Busted to form superband McBusted. He has also enjoyed success as a model – walking for iconic fashion label Dolce & Gabbana in their fashion shows. Dougie is also a children’s book writer and even teamed up with bandmate Tom Fletcher to write stories for kids.

Reports this year revealed the bassist was secretly dating Netflix star Yasmeen Scott – who was a cast member of the hit show The Sandman. A source told The Sun: “Dougie actually got together with Yasmeen not long after he split from his ex [model Maddy Elmer]. It has been smooth sailing since then. They have been on holidays together and are really into each other.”

Stacey Solomon (Series 10, 2010)

Stacey Solomon won the 10th series of I’m a Celebrity
Stacey Solomon ’s lovable personality helped her win the 2010 series a year after coming runner up to Joe McElderry and Olly Murs on the X Factor. She went on to release her debut album, Shy, in 2015 and became a regular panelist on Loose Women in 2016. She took over from Laura Whitmore as a presenter on I’m A Celeb Extra Camp but was dropped from the show in 2017. Her romance with co-host Joe Swash is still going strong and the pair tied the knot in 2021.

The busy Loose Women star is also a mum-of-five – sharing 15-year-old son Zach with ex-boyfriend Dean Cox, 11-year-old son Leighton with ex-fiancé Aaron Barnham, and children Rex, Rose and baby Belle with Joe, aged four, two and one respectively. Stacey is also stepmother of Swash’s son from a previous relationship.

Stacey took an extended break from Loose Women this year to soak up the quality time with her young children .

Gino D’Acampo (Series 9, 2009)

Gino D’Acampo won the series in 2009
Smooth-talking Celebrity chef Gino charmed his way to the final in 2009. But after leaving the jungle, he and co-star, Hollyoaks actor Stuart Manning, were charged with animal cruelty for killing and cooking a rat while in exile. However, the charges were dropped after ITV producers took responsibility and coughed up a £3,000 fine.

He has since been a regular chef on ITV’s This Morning and was team captain on Celebrity Juice but later quit the series. Gino has also fronted his own TV shows including Gino’s Italian Escape and There’s No Taste Like Home – and opened a new flagship restaurant in London.

Joe Swash (Series 8, 2008)

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EastEnders star Joe Swash jungled his way to glory in 2008 having been written out of the BBC One soap earlier that year. From 2009 he hosted the spin-off, I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here NOW! before it was renamed Extra Camp in 2016. In June 2007, his then-fiancee Emma Sophocleous, gave birth to their first child, son Harry Swash, but they split just seven months later.

In November 2009 he was declared bankrupt – although his agent Becca Barr insisted it was simply a mix-up and that he wasn’t in financial difficulty. The year after he met X Factor star Stacey Solomon when she won the show, and in 2016 they confirmed they were an item.

Their son Rex was born in May 2019 and Stacey is a regular on Loose Women. In October 2021, on Stacey’s birthday, the couple welcomed their second child, a daughter named Rose, together. And in July 2022 the couple tied the knot in a ceremony which took place in the grounds of their home, Pickle Cottage. They later welcomed their third child together Belle.

Christopher Biggins (Series 7, 2007)

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Veteran actor Christopher Biggins took the I’m A Celeb crown in 2007 and enjoyed something of a career renaissance. However, that stalled after a disastrous appearance on Celebrity Big Brother in 2016 where he upset viewers by making derogatory remarks about bisexual people and was booted from the house amid accusations of anti-Semitic comments.

He insisted he wasn’t a bigot and apologised, telling The Sun: “I am mortified by what’s happened, really mortified. Most of my friends, in fact, are Jewish. I apologised to Big Brother and [housemate] Katie [Waissel].”

Matt Willis (Series 6, 2006)

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With Busted two years in the past, Matt hoped a jungle stint could help his solo career and ended up leaving with the crown. He went on to enjoy huge success in Busted and McFly mash-up band, McBusted, before Busted themselves reformed to critical acclaim.

He and his then-girlfriend Emma Griffiths – now known as Emma Willis – co-hosted the ITV spin off from 2006 until 2008 before tying the knot and welcoming children Isabelle, 13, Ace, 10, and Trixie, six. Matt has since worked on on a candid documentary with the BBC where he discussed his battle with addiction.

Carol Thatcher (Series 5, 2005)

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Journalist Carol managed to emerge from the shadow of her mother, the late Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, to win I’m A Celeb 2005. Her victory propelled her into a correspondent role for the BBC’s One Show, which lasted until 2009 when the broadcaster dropped her after she was apparently heard calling a black cricket player a “golliwog” in the green room.

She refused to apologise, telling the Guardian: “I stand by what I said. I wasn’t going to apologise. I never meant it in a racist way. It was shorthand. I described someone’s appearance colloquially – someone I happen to greatly admire.”

Joe Pasquale (Series 4, 2004)

Joe Pasquale won I’m A Celebrity in 2004 ( 
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Comedian Joe left the jungle with the crown on his head in series four, which was the second series of the year. His win briefly revived his career and earned him an ITV special titled An Audience with Joe Pasquale in 2005. He still makes the occasional TV appearance and was guest host on The Paul O’Grady Show in 2009 and The Nightly Show in 2017.

Joe has been married twice; first to Alison who he wed in 1978 and divorced in 1986 and shares children Kerry, Vicky and Dani. He then married current wife Debbie and they welcomed a son named Joe Tracini who is an actor known for playing Dennis Savage in Hollyoaks.

Kerry Katona (Series 3, 2004)

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Atomic Kitten’s Kerry became the first female winner in 2004 just months after Brian McFadden left her for Delta Goodrem. Since then she’s continued to hit the headlines thanks to her turbulent relationships and heartbreaks. She was crowned Celebrity Mum of the Year in 2005 and landed an advertising deal with Iceland but ended up going to rehab where she was diagnosed with bipolar disorder.

On Valentine’s Day 2007 she married taxi driver Mark Croft in Gretna Green and their daughter Heidi was born six days later. They split in 2011 and Kerry moved on with rugby league player George Kay. Kerry almost died giving birth to their daughter Dylan-Jorge in April 2014 and later said the trauma set George on a toxic downwards spiral.

They married in September 2014 before splitting the following October when she filed assault charges against the sports star. They reunited in 2015 and tried to make a go of things, but the final straw came when George suffered another public meltdown in July 2017.

George died on July 6, 2019 after suffering a suspected overdose. Kerry is now dating nutrition expert Ryan Mahoney. Last year, Kerry released a book titled Kerry Katona: Whole Again, where she documented the abuse she suffered at the hands of her late ex George. Kerry also landed her first presenting role in 20 years with BBC Radio Five Live.

This winter Kerry is starring in panto alongside her former I’m A Celebrity campmate Katie Price – the two will play the ugly sisters in Cinderella.

Phil Tufnell (Series 2, 2003)

Phil Tufnell won I’m A Celeb in 2003 – and returned for the All Star version, alongside Carol Vorderman, in 2023 ( 
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Fresh from retirement, Tufnell was crowned King of the Jungle in 2003. He went on to do the reality rounds, starring in in 2009 and The Jump in 2015. He’s also popped up on game shows including The Chase, and was a team captain on A Question of Sport between 2005 and 2015. In 2018 he joined Australia’s Seven Network as a commentator for the BBL and Sri Lankan Test matches.

Phil has been married three times – first to Alison Squires from 1986 until 1989, then to Lisa Bar who he married in 1994 and divorced 1998, and is now married to Dawn Brown, who he tied-the-knot with in 2005. He has two daughters; one with an ex-girlfriend named Jane McEvoy, and one with his second wife, Lisa. He returned to I’m A Celeb in 2023 for the All Stars version that filmed in South Africa and he ended in third place.

Tony Blackburn (Series 1, 2002)

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Radio DJ Tony Blackburn was the winner of the first ever I’m A Celeb back in 2002. After leaving the jungle he continued to work for the BBC but was abruptly sacked after the Dame Janet Smith Review report linked him to the investigation into the Jimmy Savile scandal.

Blackburn insisted he was innocent of any wrongdoing and said he was “devastated” by the sacking. He was reinstated on October 19, 2016 after he threatened to sue. That same year he underwent prostate surgery after waking up in extreme pain but was found not to have cancer. He continues to work for BBC Radio and hosts a show each Sunday on BBC Radio 2.

Rod Stewart gave a very blunt reply when asked a question about MasterChef star Gregg Wallace this week

Rod Stewart has lashed out at Gregg Wallace for a second time.

It comes days after Rod first hit out at Gregg for ‘humiliating his wife’ Penny Lancaster on Celebrity MasterChef, calling him a “tubby, bald-headed, ill-mannered bully”.

Rod’s remarks come amid an investigation by the BBC into misconduct claims. Gregg, who was the host of MasterChef, has denied allegations of inappropriate sexual comments he is said to have made. Former Newsnight host Kirsty Wark is among many others who have accused Gregg of making inappropriate sexual comments.

On Thursday night, Rod, 79, was asked about 60-year-old Gregg during a night out at London’s Claridges.

Responding to a photographer who asked Rod whether he’d consider inviting Gregg to his for Christmas, the hitmaker replied with a brutal two-word jibe, saying, according to MailOnline: “What, yellow teeth!”

Seven days ago, Rod published some stern words aimed at Gregg on Instagram, writing: “Good riddance Wallace… You humiliated my wife when she was on the show, but you had that bit cut out didn’t you? You’re a tubby, bald-headed, ill-mannered bully. Karma got ya. Sir Rod Stewart.” Penny took part in Celebrity MasterChef in 2021 and reached the quarter final.

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After the allegations against Gregg first became public, a statement from MasterChef’s production company, Banijay UK, was released that read: “This week the BBC received complaints from individuals in relation to historical allegations of misconduct while working with presenter Gregg Wallace on one of our shows. Whilst these complainants have not raised the allegations directly with our show producers or parent company Banijay UK, we feel that it is appropriate to conduct an immediate, external review to fully and impartially investigate.

“While this review is underway, Gregg Wallace will be stepping away from his role on MasterChef and is committed to fully cooperating throughout the process. Banijay UK’s duty of care to staff is always a priority and our expectations regarding behaviour are made clear to both cast and crew on all productions, with multiple ways of raising concerns, including anonymously, clearly promoted on set.”

It continued: “Whilst these are historical allegations, incidences brought to our attention where these expectations are not met, are thoroughly investigated and addressed appropriately.”

Gregg has been hit by a slew of allegations
Gregg’s lawyers have strongly denied he engages in behaviour of a sexually harassing nature. Gregg insisted via his legal team: “It is entirely false that he engages in behaviour of a sexually harassing nature.”

On Wednesday, Gregg’s ghostwriter, Shannon Kyle, made accusations against the star when speaking to Victoria Derbyshire on NewsNight.

Elsewhere, Celebrity MasterChef winner Emma Kennedy then claimed that Gregg touched an assistant on the bum, sparking an instant reaction. Meanwhile, TV star Ulrika Jonsson, has claimed another female contestant heard Wallace make a ‘rape joke’ on MasterChef.

Then, on Tuesday, Gregg was accused of asking a British Sign Language interpreter to sign inappropriate phrases. An attendee at the BBC Good Food Show claimed Wallace asked the interpreter to sign “big boobs” and “sexy bum” at the NEC Arena in Birmingham in 2012.

“There was a British Sign Language interpreter there and he wandered over to her at one point and just said: ‘Do you have to sign everything I say?’ And she said yes, and then he just started saying, ‘big boobs’, ‘sexy bum’ – this sort of thing, in order to get her to sign it. It was like he could control her, I suppose,” the attendee claimed to the Guardian.

Former EastEnders star Joe Swash as involved in a terrifying road collision after his car was hit by an oncoming lorry which left huge damage to his vehicle

Joe Swash has shown off the damage to his vehicle after a lorry smashed into his car.

The former EastEnders star, 42, took to his Instagram stories on Saturday morning to show off the state of his car after the frightening collision. The short video clip posted to his stories saw the actor’s car pulled over on the motorway after being hit by Scania lorry.

The star panned the camera across the lorry and then onto the passenger side of his car which was all battered in after being hit by the truck. Alongside the video, Joe wrote: “I got hit by a lorry!!! Done the side of my car. F**k.”

Joe has been rehearsing for the Panto, and on Friday night, his wife Stacey Solomon took their kids to go see their dad perform on stage as he made his debut.

The former Mickey Miller actor has is starring in a special Beauty and the Beast pantomime at the Grove theatre in Bedfordshire. The actor is playing the role of Buttons in the stage production.

Speaking about his Panto role, Joe said: “I’ve never quite made it to Prince Charming level yet. I’m playing a character called Flip Flop. At Christmas, that’s the best character. My kids, they’re going to come down and they’re going to watch it. I’m going to make sure they all laugh.”

“The whole family will definitely be coming. We’re going to try and find it hard keeping them away from from the theatre. My mum, all of mine and Stacey’s lot, they were more excited about it than me.”

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And on Friday night, former X Factor star Stacey, 35, brought the couple’s children down to see their dad perform.

Taking to her Instagram stories to share her excitement, Stacey told her followers that after a day of decorating Pickle Cottage in Christmas decorations, she was rushing out the door to make it on time to see Joe make his stage debut in the production.

The mum-of-five gushed that the kids were beyond excited to see Joe in action as Buttons, and that the family were ‘so proud’ of him. Joe’s car accident came just hours after his family travelled to the Grove Theatre to see him perform.

It comes after Stacey allegedly broke down in tears after what looked like a row with her husband, Joe in the street last month.

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The pair share three children together ( 
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According to an onlooker, Joe exited a building alone and “stormed off down the street” while vaping. Joe, who was wearing a long puffer coat, was then taken to one side while someone else went to check on Joe, it has been claimed.

Jeremy Kyle feels stronger than ever with wife Vicky at his side as he opened up about the challenges they’ve both faced since Steve Dymond’s tragic death

Jeremy Kyle says he wants to move on from his “five years of hell” – as he reveals plans for his big telly comeback.

Two months ago the presenter was “exonerated” over the death of Steve Dymond, who took his life after appearing on his ITV daytime programme.

It’s taken Jeremy, 59, five years to clear his name. At his lowest ebb, he couldn’t get out of bed or even leave the house for months at a time.

But now the dad-of-six is keen to focus on his family and career.

“We must never forget that a man died, but it’s been proven that it was nothing whatsoever to do with me,” insists Jeremy. “It’s been five years of hell. But with the strength of this woman, I’m on the other side.”

Speaking to our sister title OK! magazine with wife Vicky, 40, by his side, he continued: “For two years it was horrific, and I had a complete breakdown,” he says. “It was Vicky who dragged me out of bed. She saved me.”

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Vicky said: “It was so hard to see my husband go through that, but I always knew it wasn’t his fault. It was a horrible time for all of us. I had to kick him out of bed and force him to do stuff with the family. No one thought he’d be like that. Only his family, friends and children knew — and we kept him going.

“Jeremy is not the scary person he’s portrayed as on screen. He’s gentle and kind and he wants the best for everyone.”

The fateful moment in question happened on The Jeremy Kyle Show in 2019, when Steve went on the programme to prove he hadn’t cheated on his partner. During filming, Jeremy encouraged him to tell the truth and “grow a pair of balls”.

Seven days later Steve committed suicide.

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The show was subsequently axed, but in September an inquest concluded there was “no clear and reliable causal connection” between Steve’s appearance on the show and his death.

Going back five years and reliving the moment he first heard of the show’s axing, Jeremy says it came at the exact time the family received some other important news.

“I was sitting on the loo when I got a call from ITV, simply saying, ‘The show’s gone’,” recalled Jeremy. “And at that exact moment, my wife-to-be walked into the bathroom and said, ‘I’m pregnant,’” he says. “I was in such a state for two or three days and it was Vic who pulled me out of it. She told me it didn’t matter what happened, we’d live with her parents if need be. She remained calm. In the moments I’ve really needed her, she’s been incredible.”

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Jeremy is in a much better place now ( 
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OK! Magazine / Chelsea White)Vicky was nanny to Jeremy’s three children from his second marriage. The couple have two children – Oliver, five, and Iris, 10 months. He also has Harriet, 34, from his first marriage and Alice, 20, Ava, 19, and Henry, 15, from his second

Jeremy went on: “And in terms of my career, overnight I went from being the king of the castle to not even being allowed in the castle grounds for a walk. I completely and utterly get it when people say, ‘Oh but Jeremy Kyle’s a gobs***e,’ I get it. It was part of the show. But for the people who knew me, it was a terrible time.”

In the lead-up to the inquest, Jeremy lost over a stone in weight and was put on antidepressants due to the stress he was under.

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“I was worried about the team that worked with me, my fiancée was pregnant, I’d lost my career and I still had to go and pick up the kids from school at 3pm. It was the most popular daytime show in ITV’s history. But the world changes. I get that. I’ve learnt from it. I can look back now and understand it was a different time. The show was very much a product of its time.”

After clearing his name, Jeremy is keen to get back to what he does best – being on telly.

He’s doing Kate Garraway ’s Life Stories early next year and says he has a lot of exciting opportunities on the horizon.

“I’m 60 next year and life feels like it’s starting again,” he says. “Now we need to look ahead. I don’t want this to be my legacy — I want my legacy to be that I’m a great dad.”

Read the full interview in OK! magazine, out Tuesday.

I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! viewers fumed as they believed they rumbled McFly’s Danny Jones’ game plan on the show as he made it to the final six campmates

Danny Jones has riled I’m A Celebrity viewers as they believed they cracked his game plan.

The McFly singer is in the final six of this year’s series as the camp said goodbye to Barry McGuigan and Maura Higgins on Thursday night. However, fans of the show have pointed out Danny has sailed through quite easy compared to his campmates. During Friday night’s episode, the camp had to pick two celebrities to take on an eating trial.

Reverend Richard Coles and Coleen Rooney ended up volunteering themselves for the task to try to secure stars for camp. Dancing On Ice judge Oti Mabuse offered to take part, yet Coleen insisted she would give it ago. Many viewers noticed Danny didn’t offer to take part in the trial, which isn’t the first time.

Fans thought he could be showing his game plan to get through the show without doing so many grueling challenges. One viewer said: “Has danny ever offered to do a trial #ImACeleb.” Another added: “I love Danny to bits but he never puts himself forward for the trials. Oti and Richard especially put themselves forward a lot, but Danny just isn’t doing enough for my liking.”

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Someone else commented: “I’m surprised Danny has not volunteered more?” A fourth wrote: “Bit of a lack of volunteers there for the trial, people need to step up if they want to win. Where was Danny, GK and Alan?” One viewer pointed out: “How Danny hasn’t offered to do a trial in ages.”

Despite seemingly making things easier for himself by not taking on the trials, Danny has won over a legion of fans and is favourite to be crowned King of the Jungle. During last night’s episode, fans admitted they were in tears after Danny, 38, open up about his relationship with his dad.

Danny revealed to Oti that he wanted to change his middle name, which he got from his dad. However, the musician shared that his dad doesn’t speak to him, and admitted: “It’s just weird because I don’t feel I’ve really healed with it maybe.” He then shared that fellow campmate Barry McGuigan, 63, was serving as a father figure to him in the jungle – just moments before Barry was evicted.

“You can go to therapy, but you still crave your dad and that’s what’s hard. That’s why I get so much satisfaction out of Barry,” he said. Oti agreed: “I can see that and that’s why he’s so protective over you, like a scorpion.” Danny explained that his dad was his best friend, but things quickly changed: “When he left us, that’s when I had to grow up real fast, I bought my mum’s house. I was 18 years old, I bought myself a flat in London and I bought my mum’s house, and I put my sister through university.”

Geordie duo Ant and Dec have announced the latest stars to leave the I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here jungle just days before the final

Alan Halsall and GK Barry and became the latest campmates to be sent packing from the I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here jungle in another shock double exit.

The news comes just days before the elusive final on Sunday and prior to this year’s Celebrity Cyclone. They follow Barry McGuigan and Maura Higgins out of the camp after the duo were sent packing during Thursday night’s episode of the ITV gameshow in a dramatic twist.

One user gasped on Twitter/X: “Like last night, I’m not super surprised by Alan, but GK Barry has shocked me! Moment of silence for her friendship with Reverend Richard though because that’s a spin-off waiting to happen #ImACeleb”

“Gutted, I wanted Alan in the top 4,” added another, while a third said: “Losing Maura one day and GK Barry the next. The British public CAN NOT BE TRUSTED. I can’t believe it #ImACeleb”

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Coronation Street star Alan admitted his time was nothing like he expected, saying he met 11 amazing people when speaking to Ant and Dec. He said bonding was a “pleasant surprise” and he admitted he is surprised he was able to make new friends at 41 years old.

He also admitted he had struggled with boredom in camp, saying that while some didn’t appreciate it, it helped him in his journey. Alan admitted he missed his daughter and said it’s “very intense” being in the camp.

Fans loved Alan’s actions immediately after leaving. One beamed: “Alan getting a selfie with Ant and Dec is iconic. #ImACeleb #imacelebrity2024”

When speaking to GK Barry following her exit, Ant and Dec praised the podcaster’s time in the jungle, joking she was “scared of everything” in the jungle.

As she finished in fifth place she screeched “I’m free” as she said she felt “really good” at being out of camp.Speaking to the Geordie presenters, she said: “I can’t believe I’ve looked that way on national television,” before admitting she didn’t know how much she swore.

She explained her experience was worse than expected, saying the trials were “hell” and she “wouldn’t put my worst enemy through that”. However, she gushed over her campmates, saying she met a great bunch of friends. “I feel so much more comfortable in myself,” she admitted. However, she said the boredom and hunger in camp were tough to handle – until Reverend Richard Coles’ arrival.

Of their friendship, she said: “I love him. I’m a potty mouth, vile person… he’s more dirty than me. I was shocked we got on so well.” She then said he has to win, joking it’s a fix if he doesn’t.

Fans were stunned a day earlier as boxing legend Barry and Love Island star Maura were told to leave. However, during her exit chat with Ant and Dec, Irish bombshell Maura revealed: “I’m really happy! I said it last night, I said it this morning, I was like ‘It’s my time,’ I had a gut feeling and my gut feeling is never wrong!” She added that she knew it was “tough” but claimed her time on the show was the “most amazing” experience.

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Barry also praised his time on the show, but said it was “harder” than he initially expected. He confessed he wanted McFly’s Danny Jones to win the series, saying: “It makes me feel great, all my kids are the same age as him, or around the same age as him.”

Radio 1 DJ Melvin Odoom had became the fourth celebrity to be sent packing earlier in the week too, following Tulisa’s surprise exit. Before she left, Dean McCullough’s headed for the exit, with Loose Women star Jane Moore the first to have received her marching orders via the public vote.

A palace source confirms that Princess Catherine has been making calls, speaking with staff and staying informed on the latest research for her royal causes while doing “a little work from home,” That shift in priorities around her health has been crucial.

She’s not ready to come back full-time just yet. There’s a new report that suggests Kate Middleton is thinking twice about her royal comeback. That’s mostly because she’s not out of the woods just yet with her health. Keep reading below for everything you need to know.

Royal Family News – Kate Middleton Is Thinking Twice About Her Royal Comeback

As many royal fans already know, the Princess of Wales made her first surprise public appearance last month after announcing that she had completed her chemotherapy.

However, it’s been said that Kate Middleton wants to take it really slow when it comes to her royal engagements and public appearances as she’s in no hurry to get back to work on a full-time basis anytime soon.

She knows that time is precious and she doesn’t want to stress out her body if she doesn’t have to.

Instead, she wants to continue to recover from her cancer diagnosis, spend time with her family and friends and focus on what’s more important in her life especially now that the holidays are coming up.

Royal expert Christopher Andersen, who often has something or another to say about the royals on almost a daily basis, put it this way: “Kate has a lot more energy than she did even a few weeks ago.

She’s tremendously relieved that the treatments seem to have worked and she can call herself cancer-free, but she’s not taking anything for granted. She’s following doctor’s orders…[It’s] baby steps.”

Andersen added, “Kate has been [doing this] for some time but is not yet back to full strength.”

 

Royal Family News – What’s Next For The Princess Of Wales?

“It will be some time—certainly months—before we see her plunge headlong into a full-time schedule.”

 

So far Kate Middleton herself has not made any comments about the matter, although it’s doubtful that anything will be sait at this point.

We will definitely update you with all of the latest details once they come in. Watch this space.
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Prince William And Kate Middleton Want To Keep Things Are Private As Possible For This Reason

 

They’ve only got one life and even if it is a royal life, they want to make the most of it. There’s a new report that suggests Prince William and Kate Middleton want to keep things as private as possible for one particular reason. Keep reading below for everything you need to know.

Prince William And Kate Middleton Want To Keep Things Are Private As Possible For This Reason

While there’s no doubt that every marriage has its ups and downs, the Prince and Princess of Wales have certainly gone through a lot these last several years, especially with Kate’s cancer diagnosis.

That’s why William and Kate have mostly decided to put their differences to the side as they’ve realized that life is just too short to argue and that every day should be treated like it’s special between them.

Royal expert Jennie Bond, who often has something or another to say about the royal family, opened up about the matter in a new interview with OK! Magazine.

She said, “Catherine’s battle with cancer has almost certainly brought them even closer together. If they needed a reminder, they now know only too well that life is short and every day is precious.”

What’s Next For The Prince And Princess of Wales?

“It is delightful to see how openly loving William is around his wife: they adore one another and they are happy for the world to see it.”

“William looks and sounds like a man who has found his place in life. He seems assured and confident in his role, both as a future King and as a happily married family man.”

She continued, “I think he is clear in his own mind these days that he can justify his position in life by using his platform to try to make the world a better place.”

“He’s proving that with his Earthshot project, his campaign to help the homeless and his work on mental health.”

“And that the same confidence is evident in his private life.”

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Prince William’s latest actions seem to deliver a decisive blow to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s aspirations in Hollywood, as royal insiders suggest that the couple may face significant setbacks following this unexpected move.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who stepped down from their royal roles in 2020, ventured into the entertainment industry with high-profile deals and a determination to build a successful brand. Yet, Prince William’s recent steps have reportedly thrown a wrench into their plans, sparking rumors that the Sussexes’ Hollywood journey may be nearing its end.

The Context of William’s “Final Blow”
The reported fallout centers around a series of strategic moves by Prince William that insiders believe were intended to strengthen the image and influence of the core royal family.

While the specifics of this “final blow” remain somewhat guarded, royal watchers speculate that it involves high-level negotiations with media outlets and global organizations, including the same platforms where Harry and Meghan previously found support.

Sources suggest that by securing these valuable alliances, William has effectively limited Harry and Meghan’s access to influential networks, making it more difficult for the Sussexes to maintain their foothold in Hollywood.

One aspect of William’s strategy may include aligning with key Hollywood producers and directors sympathetic to the royal family, thus indirectly placing a cloud over potential projects that the Sussexes might undertake. This quiet, behind-the-scenes maneuvering could make it harder for Meghan and Harry to find top-tier partners for future productions, documentaries, and series.

Harry and Meghan’s Hollywood Aspirations
Since relocating to California, Harry and Meghan have pursued several high-profile ventures. Their deals with major streaming platforms such as Netflix and Spotify initially suggested a promising start, but reports of internal challenges, mixed reception, and stalled projects have plagued their progress. Harry’s recent documentary projects and Meghan’s voiceover work for Disney have kept them in the public eye, yet it seems they haven’t achieved the sustained success they envisioned.

Harry and Meghan’s brand hinges on authenticity, personal storytelling, and a commitment to social causes. Hollywood experts point out, however, that the public may be growing weary of the couple’s narrative, especially as they continue to navigate ongoing controversies with the royal family. Prince William’s latest move could accelerate this fatigue, effectively dampening the couple’s appeal and leading industry insiders to think twice before investing in Sussex-led projects.

Mixed Reactions from the Public
Public opinion remains divided, with many loyal fans expressing sympathy for Harry and Meghan’s struggles and admiration for their efforts to make a difference on their terms. These supporters argue that the couple has faced unfair scrutiny and praise them for courageously sharing their personal journey, despite the backlash. Some fans see William’s actions as a direct attempt to undermine the Sussexes, interpreting his moves as a way of preventing them from achieving financial independence and making an impact outside the monarchy.

However, other viewers see the Sussexes’ Hollywood pursuits as opportunistic, questioning their motives and wondering if their interest in social justice and mental health awareness is as genuine as it seems. This group is less forgiving, viewing the couple’s issues with the royal family as a strategy to stay relevant in a competitive media landscape.

What’s Next for Harry and Meghan?
If William’s reported moves indeed make Hollywood collaborations harder to come by, Harry and Meghan may need to pivot their approach. Some experts suggest that the couple might focus more on their philanthropic foundation, Archewell, or explore roles that allow them to advocate for social causes without relying heavily on Hollywood partnerships. By reinforcing their reputation as advocates rather than entertainers, they may regain some of the credibility they risk losing.

 

Alternatively, Harry and Meghan could choose to step back from the limelight altogether, opting for a quieter life and focusing on smaller-scale, meaningful projects. While this would represent a significant shift from their current high-profile lifestyle, it might allow them to rebuild their image away from the pressures of Hollywood.

The Impact on the Royal Family
For the royal family, William’s moves may signify a strategic effort to reinforce the monarchy’s standing, both within the UK and internationally. By distancing the family from the Sussexes’ controversies and reasserting control over key media relationships, William might be aiming to preserve the institution’s integrity. This decision could set a precedent for how the royals handle future dissent within the family, suggesting that the Firm is prioritizing unity and stability above individual members.

Conclusion: Is This Really the “Final Blow”?
While it’s too soon to say if Prince William’s recent actions will end Harry and Meghan’s Hollywood pursuits, they undeniably add pressure to an already challenging situation. As the Sussexes navigate these new obstacles, the couple may need to reassess their strategy if they hope to remain influential figures in the entertainment world. Whether this “final blow” marks the end of their Hollywood journey or a new beginning will ultimately depend on Harry and Meghan’s resilience—and their willingness to adapt to an ever-evolving landscape.

In early 2018, Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales, made it clear to Prince Harry that he was not prepared to fully support him and his soon-to-be wife, Meghan Markle. These revelations, among others, were unveiled in Robert Jobson’s book, “Our King: Charles III — The Man and the Monarch Revealed.” According to reports, Harry grew increasingly frustrated during the conversation as the future King Charles III explained that he couldn’t afford to financially support not only Harry and Meghan but also Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, Prince William, Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, and their young family. Prince Charles, as the heir to the throne, received annual earnings from the Duchy of Cornwall, and he did not rely on funding from Queen Elizabeth II’s Sovereign Grant.

These revelations align with complaints that the Duke of Sussex expressed in his memoir, “Spare,” where he wrote about his inability to earn money “to support my family.” The disclosure came shortly after Harry lost his legal battle in the High Court to retain taxpayer-funded security. Documents from the case, decided on February 28, revealed that Harry even demanded to know the specific person who authorized the removal of Sussex’s security four years ago. In early 2020, Harry and Meghan Markle decided to leave the United Kingdom, a move popularly known as “Megxit,” with reasons that have been the subject of ongoing debate among analysts and the couple themselves.

Regardless of the underlying reasons for their departure, government-funded royal security is typically provided only to senior royals who actively work for or receive funding from the annual Sovereign Grant. It is widely understood that members of the monarchy who receive such security reside full-time in Britain and continue to fulfill their public and private duties as representatives of the reigning monarch. Both of these principles were abandoned when the Duke and Duchess of Sussex made their decision to leave.

In February 2020, the flame-haired prince filed a claim against the British Home Office after their decision to withdraw security, and he released a statement last December defending his choice. Harry expressed that he and the Duchess of Sussex felt compelled to leave the monarchy nearly four years ago.

“With great sadness, my wife and I felt forced to step back from our roles and leave the country in 2020. The U.K. is my home. It is central to the heritage of my children, and I want them to feel at home there, just as they do where they currently reside in the United States,” read Harry’s recent witness statement, underscoring his deep connection to the United Kingdom.