News about Faye Tozer

A beloved BBC game show is returning to screens along with the celebrity hosts in just days after a series of special episodes.  The show is set to come back for its seventh season after widespread success and a series of special episodes with celebrity guests. Stars took up the challenger in a bid to win big money for charity.

Steps' Claire Richard has slammed record companies for the gruelling way the band was treated during their 90s heyday.  The singer, 46, was a member of the hugely successful group alongside Lee Latchford-Evans, 48, Lisa Scott-Lee, 47, Faye Tozer, 47, and Ian 'H' Watkins, 47, and topped the charts between 1997 and 2002, before reuniting 2011. Speaking on the Table Manners podcast Claire explained that at the height of their fame the band, who have been represented by half a dozen labels throughout their career, would only have two weeks off a year, saying it was 'work work work'.

It was reported he had quit the show on Thursday night and the following day it emerged the BBC has launched an internal investigation just weeks after saying they wouldn't be looking into the matter further. The Sun reports he is being 'probed over serious complaints made by 'three traumatised contestants.'

Faye Tozer looked unrecognisable as supervillain Cruella de Vil in first look pictures for the 101 Dalmatians musical.  It was announced on Wednesday, the singer, 48, would be taking on the iconic role alongside Kym Marsh, 47. And Faye looked worlds away from her pop princess roots as one fifth of Steps as she donned Cruella's signature black and white hair, a fur coat and lashings of red lipstick. 

Giovanni Pernice has been hit with new allegations that he left a fourth celebrity partner in tears ahead of his crunch talks with Strictly Come Dancing bosses this week. After a tense confrontation backstage of spin-off show It Takes Two in 2018, the dancer, 33, is said to have left Step's Faye Tozer, 48, in tears. According to a source with knowledge of Giovanni's'most competitive' temperament left the pop star emotionally ill and they butted heads during rehearsals.

Here's a look at some of the best spooky performances and iconic costumes from this year. The new series is also full throttle, with couples getting out week and dances scattered throughout the leaderboard, and now the competition is getting even more exciting. Fans have loved seeing the celebrities dance in glamorous ball gowns and tiny leotards, but it's time to transition into ghoulishly good fancy dress.

Claire Richards and Faye Tozer of Steps have opened up about the 'debilitating perimenopause symptoms' and their "out of control anxiety.' In an interview with Closer Magazine, the stars, aged 46 and 47, who topped the charts with their hits Tragedy and 8, 8, 8, 8, candidly discussed their experiences. Claire said she has been plagued with rage and exhaustion since her illnesses started last year, and she claims she could not manage her hormone-based rage.

Since being partnered during Strictly Come Dancing's series in 2018, they've gone from strength to strength. Joe Suggs, 32, and Dianne Buswell, 34, may have escaped the infamous Strictly curse as a married couple in their fifth year together. While Joe, a British YouTube comedian and actor, and Dianne, an Australian professional dancer, were both on the show in 2018, but not as dancing partners. With their infectious chemistry, the pair, as well as Ashley Roberts and Pasha Kovalev, became runners-up next to Faye Tozer and Giovanni Pernice, as well as former champions Stacey Dooley and Kevin Clifton, thrilled fans and judges. But the couple received a more coveted award than the Glitterball Trophy: each other's hearts. We look at how the adorable couple came to the show and what they're doing right now as the new series starts on September 16th.

Faye Tozer, a tearful woman, collapsed on Monday during an appearance on Loose Women to discuss how there is "a real void" in her life after losing her mother Dorothy to cancer last year. Before being told she had lung cancer, the Steps actress' mother was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2019. Faye, a 47-year-old singer who characterized Dorothy as a "lioness," has reflected on her feelings about her death.

Four couples may be able to say 'I Do' on television and win a lavish honeymoon in the process, as Channel 4 is reportedly reimagining an iconic wedding show. According to the broadcaster, Four Weddings, which sees a quartet of brides and grooms ranked each other's nuptials, is returning to reality. It comes after a ten-year absence for the series, which aired on Sky Living from 2009 to 2013, inspiring the US version to debut in 2009.

Faye Tozer of Steps has revealed that her beloved mother has sadly passed away. On Wednesday, the singer, who is 46, posted an emotional tribute to her 'lioness' mother as well as thanking her fellow bandmates for their help. Faye took to Instagram to post a series of snaps of her late parents, including her 'biggest fan.'