News about Gloria Hunniford

Gloria Hunniford spoke about the tragic loss of her husband of more than 20 years, Stephen Way, as she returned to Loose Women on Monday for the first time since his death. The broadcaster, 84, said she was 'determined not to cry' as she joined the panel and talked about how she was coping since Stephen died passed away at the age of 85 in August. She admitted that her 'life had changed' and she didn't know what it would be like 'going forward' and explained she had lost weight during her husband's illness.

The wealthy businessman would do 'everything' to make the veteran broadcaster's life smoother when she was under extreme stress, believing 'that the person in most need at a particular time has to have priority'. After the funeral of Gloria's beloved daughter in 2004, who died aged 41 of breast cancer after a seven year private battle against the disease, it was the 'kind and generous' Stephen who clutched on to Gloria's hand in a loving show of emotional support as they left the church. Gloria, 84, wed the businessman in 1998, and today she said Stephen would leave 'the most enormous void, not only in my life, but our entire family' following his death, aged 85. She said: 'Stephen was a gentleman and a giant of a man, who will leave the most enormous void not only in my life, but our entire family.'

Gloria Hunniford has announced the death of her husband of more than 20 years, Stephen Way. The veteran broadcaster, 84, wed the businessman in 1998, and she said he would leave 'the most enormous void, not only in my life, but our entire family'. In a statement today, his family said: 'It is with huge sadness and very heavy hearts that we share the passing of Stephen Way, Gloria's beloved husband, who lost his battle yesterday afternoon. Stephen had been heroically fighting his illness... but always with great tenacity and a positive spirit.' Mr Way was 85, Hunniford's agent confirmed. Hunniford said: 'Stephen was a gentleman and a giant of a man, who will leave the most enormous void not only in my life, but our entire family. He was an incredibly kind, generous, and caring man, with a delightfully quirky sense of humour, which remained till the end. We had a tremendously happy 25-year marriage and did so many beautiful and exciting things together that I will always cherish.'

Tributes have been paid to BBC radio star John Bennett, who died aged 82 on Friday evening, as former colleague Gloria Hunniford remembered him as a 'giant in broadcasting'. Bennett, who died surrounded by family, was described by his loved ones as Northern Ireland 's broadcasting 'lynchpin', while the BBC praised him as having presented radio programmes with 'wit and authenticity'. He co-launched BBC Radio Ulster with Gloria Hunniford on New Year's Eve in 1974, and later became best-known as 'The President' of the weekend music programme The Sunday Club, which he presented for more than 44 years.

Gloria Hunniford has revealed that her grandson will marry in the same church as her late daughter Caron Keating. Caron was diagnosed with breast cancer aged just 34 and passed away from the disease in 2004 aged 41, after a seven year fight.  And now Loose Women star Gloria's grandson Charlie, 29, will have a piece of his late mother with him when he ties the knot - with the ceremony taking place in the same venue.

The Olympic athlete shocked the panel as she made a shocking confession during Loose Women on Tuesday. The runner was joined by hosts Coleen Nolan, Brenda Edwards and Gloria Hunniford as they discussed the topic of bladder control.  While the conversation started with the presenters talking about how often they urinate, it soon took a different turn as Kelly made a shocking confession regarding her public bowel movements. 

On Wednesday, Gloria Hunniford cosied up to rarely seen husband Stephen Way at The King And I press night at the Dominion Theatre in London. The TV host, who was 83, turned heads in an eye-catching gold velvet jacket she wore over a black blouse and trousers. She wore a bold yellow necklace and carried her possessions around in a huge woven handbag.

Dame Joan Collins and her husband Percy Gibson appeared glamorous on the Peter Pan opening night at the London Palladium alongside her husband Percy Gibson. When she and her companion Percy, 58, arrived at the theatre show together, the Hollywood legend displayed her typically glamorous sense of fashion. His wife stole the show by slipping into a sparkling silver sequinned top with gold embellishments.

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Chloe Lattanzi, Olivia Newton-John's daughter, has shared how her late mother called her from beyond the grave. Following the Grease actress' 20-year battle with breast cancer, the US-based singer and actress, 37, tragically lost her mother last year. Chloe explained why she still feels her mother is with her when speaking with Loose Women's Coleen Nolan and Gloria Hunniford on Monday, the day her mother's 75th birthday - when she said she and her mother talk to her mother.

As they led the departures at The Loose Women Live Tour on Friday, Frankie Bridge and Christine Lampard put on a spectacular display. The former The Saturdays singer, 34, and TV host, 44, all went for black for Manchester's most popular festival. Frankie wowed in a slinky silk maxi skirt, while Christine looked chic in a jumpsuit.

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According to reports, the corporation will discuss with it a plan to launch 'Radio 2 Extra,' a station that will air repeats of vintage shows throughout the day. The idea would see the 'golden oldies' station host archive broadcasts of programmes starring deceased celebrities such as Sir Terry Wogan (pictured), Janice Long and John Peel, as well as other names such as Gloria Hunny and Simon Bates. According to the i newspaper, BBC local radio DJ Mark Punter, who runs the Vintage Vinyl podcast, has suggested the idea as a way of attracting listeners to the'mother station.'

After suffering a second stroke, Gloria Hunnyford's husband Stephen Wray was left partially blind. Stephen, 78, has lost the sight in his right eye, but he has said that it is not expected to recover. "I awakened in the morning and there was blood in the eye, and that was it," the Mirror explained. I can see a little but not so good.'

With its historic panel this fall, the daytime show, which has a weekly audience of 2.9 million people, will trade the studio for the stage. The ITV panel will debut the live tour at Birmingham Symphony Hall in September and will visit a total of 16 venues around the month.

Gloria Hunniford has shared how she was rushed to A&E by ambulance before being diagnosed with sepsis of the kidney. Following the ordeal earlier this year, the TV actress, 82, said she was left 'flattened' and "drained of all energy." Gloria first underwent kidney stones surgery, where doctors put in a stent, but after the procedure, she began to feel sick.

On March 8, Loose Women have revived their Body Stories: Celebrating Every Body's Day for the sixth year. The new campaign has brought Katie Piper, Dame Kelly Holmes, Carol McGiffen, Judi Love, Gloria Hunniford, and Sophie Morgan. The six ladies all looked amazing as they posed up a storm in gym clothing for a stunning new photoshoot.

Katie Piper, Dame Kelly Holmes, Carol McGiffen, Judi Love, Gloria Hunniford, and Sophie Morgan have all joined forces for the recent Body Stories: Celebrating Every Body campaign, which will take place on International Women's Day on March 8th. The six stunning ladies all looked stunning as they posed up a slew of stunning gymwear for a new photoshoot, with some of them claiming to be 'taking the power back.'

On a visit to Lacock today, Camilla was warmly welcomed by her adorable rescue Jack Russells Beth and Bluebell. (left) The Queen Consort planted a tree at St Cyriac's Cathedral as part of the Queen's Green Canopy, which is the initiative launched in October 2021 to commemorate the late monarch's Platinum Jubilee. After a long day of work that began at the Royal Osteoporosis Society's Bath headquarters, the monarch seemed in great spirits as she petted her cute pooches.

In discussions about retirement age increases, Loose Women viewers slammed the panelists for arguing that everyone should be able to work longer. Gloria Hunniford, 82, said, 'Retirement isn't in my vocabulary.' However, I do know a lot of people are looking forward to their retirement. "I like work, but I think it keeps the brain ticking over, and I've met adoring people like you and the audience, but I heard you groan.'

When Holly Willoughby [second right] led the way for the celebrities in attendance at the Variety Club Showbusiness Awards on Monday at the London Hilton, she won the crowds. Naomi Campbell [far right] and host Amanda Holden [far left], who put on a leggy display in a deep green gown, Katherine Jenkins [second left], who dazzled in a sequin emblazoned gown, and Oti Mabuse [centre] who stunned in black for the star-studded bash, were welcomed into the ensemble. Holly's minimalist gown featured one long sleeve while the other was left empty as the actress demonstrated that less is better than selling accessories, which includes the best performers of film, theater, television, and radio. Simon Cowell, his partner, Lauren Silverman, Marvin and Rochelle Humes, Gloria Hunny, Louise Minchin, Bonnie Langford, Michelle Collins, Jess Wright, and her brother Mark Wright were among the guests on hand.

Carol Smillie has spoken out against ageism against women in television and has admitted that being younger and older female presenters have undergone reconstructive surgery to try to look younger. The Scottish television presenter, 60, who is best known for hit makeover show Changing Rooms, has been preparing for her senior years, saying she finds the prospect of fiddling with her face'scary'. Gloria Hunniford's being on daytime television is "tokenism," she said, and her attitudes won't change in her lifetime.

Gloria Hunniford has revealed that she attended her late daughter Caron Keating's 60th birthday with a party earlier this month. The host, 82, detailed how she threw a 'blast of a dinner' for those who adored the late Blue Peter actor, including her sons Charlie and Gabriel, who were 28 and 25 years old. 'It was a lovely day full of every kind of emotion that you can imagine,' she told The Mirror of the 15-stong festival: "It was a lovely day full of every sort of feeling that you could imagine." She would have loved it.'

The former BBC Breakfast presenter's family announced that he died 'peacefully' at home in Suffolk after a 'challenging and committed fight' against his cancer, which had been diagnosed in November 2017. Louise Minchin, 53, a former BBC Breakfast colleague who has worked with Turnbull for more than 20 years, said she loved how he made me laugh.' You don't want to get up at 3.30 a.m. every morning to go to work if you don't like who you're working with,' And Sian Williams, who spent more than a decade hosting BBC Breakfast, told The Telegraph: "You don't want to get up at 3.30 a.m. It meant a partnership based on companionship rather than competition.' During yesterday morning's BBC Breakfast, his emotional former coworkers Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt announced the news of his death live on air. The pair, who were both visibly tearful, recalled their predecessor on BBC One morning as 'our friend and former colleague,' and a 'amazing' journalist with a 'wise' head.'