News about Josh Pieters

Since the death of her husband, The Wanted singer Tom Parker, in 2022, Kelsey Parker has continued to admirably raise awareness about brain tumours, while documenting her life after Tom and navigating grief as a solo parent to their two children Aurelia Rose, four, and Bodhi Thomas, three.

Tom was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer in 2020. Despite this, he continued in his efforts to raise awareness about brain tumours and even held a charity concert with his former band and other pop stars like Becky Hill, Liam Payne and McFly. Tom sadly passed away two years later aged just 33, but Kelsey is striving to continue his legacy.

With Archie Manners off sick, this week Josh Pieters is ably assisted by celebrity expert, Jamie East, in challenging a famous face to see if they recognise the MailOnline stories about them, simply from the readers' passionate, hilarious, outraged and occasionally (let's not hide from it!) frankly bizarre, comments left under them.

Archie Manners & Josh Pieters quiz a celebrity to see if they can work out which MailOnline story is talking about them - but only from the passionate, hilarious, outraged and occasionally (let's not hide from it!) frankly bizarre, comments left under them.

Archie Manners & Josh Pieters quiz a celebrity to see if they can work out which MailOnline story is talking about them - but only from the passionate, hilarious, outraged and occasionally (let's not hide from it!) frankly bizarre, comments left under them. Clubbing legend and famous sibling, Wayne Lineker, joins Josh and Archie. Explaining how he managed to trend above the Queen on the day she died, what it's like to have 12,000 people shout "paedo" at you, and why he's probably the most photographed man in the world. Prepare for confusion, misplaced outrage, both Karen AND divorced dad energy all wrapped up in one HELL of a funny podcast!

Celebrity whirlwind and confirmed MILF, Kerry Katona, is this week's guest. She has lived a life, has zero filter and is absolutely hilarious. But don't ask her for Mexican food recommendations! Archie Manners & Josh Pieters quiz a celebrity to see if they can work out which MailOnline story is talking about them - but only from the passionate, hilarious, outraged and occasionally (let's not hide from it!) frankly bizarre, comments left under them. Prepare for confusion, misplaced outrage, both Karen AND divorced dad energy all wrapped up in one HELL of a funny podcast!

Archie Manners & Josh Pieters quiz a celebrity to see if they can work out which MailOnline story is talking about them - but only from the passionate, hilarious, outraged and occasionally let's not hide from it frankly bizarre, comments left under them.

YouTube pranksters claim to have revealed how social media giants are allowing advertisements for vaping, knives, alcohol, and gaming to children. TikTok and X, a popular duo Josh and Archie, who have 1.5 million followers, shot fake ads and paid to post them on Instagram. Despite a ban on the products being sold to teens, at least one of the brands being sold to youth, including one by a bogus company called 'Stabby Stabby Choppy Kitchen Knives', has gone live. According to advertisement reports, the YouTube pair were able to reach tens of thousands of young people, with some of them going to websites to try and buy the over-18 items.

This is not the first time Katie has come under fire for posting snaps of her daughter Bunny with make-up, although she has previously sported fake lashes at a wedding.

Joshua Pieters (right in first picture), 30, and Archie Manners (left in first photograph), both from London, became so ill from the UK's cost of living that they tested how high everyday food prices were compared to a store in mainland Europe. The 30-year-olds spent £164.47 in Lidl's Clapham Junction store, southwest London, before finding cheap return flights to Poznan, Poland, for a total £48. The pair's international Lidl store, which sold the same 25 items such as butter, crisps, and bread, costing the equivalent of £96.75. The cost of flights, public transport, and a £8.55 overnight stay at a bedsit dented their remarkable £67.72 savings, but they were still left with £11.14 in profit. The pair are seen on the left outside Lidl in Poznan, and on the right, they are in the airport heading back to the United Kingdom.

Two YouTube pranksters have taken on the spiralling cost-of-living crisis with a daring challenge that answered the age-old question: 'Is it cheaper to fly to Poland to do your grocery shop?' On Wednesday, Josh & Archie, a London entertainment pair, released their video stating that months of planning to fly to Poznan and buy a weeks' shopping for less than what they would have paid in a British supermarket. The pair purchased the shopping list of items used by the government to measure inflation before boarding a budget flight to central Europe and picking up the same items in a comparative store, which was shown to their 1.47 million subscribers.

When these protesters wore orange T-shirts with the tagline, 'Just Stop P***ing Anyone Off,' the pranksters, 30. And his business partner Josh Pieters, 29, delighted just about everybody who had been disrupted by their day,'s.' The stunt pair, Josh and Archie, were able to stop the protesters from blocking traffic in South London this month by surrounding them with a human chain after infiltrating Just Stop Oil with a'mole.' They disrupted Just Stop Oil's 100% plant-based 'Beyond F***ed Banquet' in East London last week, when they sparked deafening 150-decibel personal rape alarms suspended in helium balloons (inset). He owes a lot of his pranks to his accent and upbringing, and he gets away with stuff by using a few long words and sounding like a t**t. People don't expect to be blagged by someone like me.' Archie is also a magician, a mate of Prince Harry's, one of Tatler's top 'power networkers,' and 25th in line with Rutland's Dukedom.

Just Stop Oil took to Twitter today to celebrate the ingenuity of a counter group that derailed a banquet by announcing alarms suspended in balloons. Members of the Climate activists posted a video on Twitter showing members attempting to pop the balloons, which had floated to the ceiling. They brushed off the disruption, writing: "Props to @j_p_o for their brilliant action scheme.'

Eco-zealots were apparently rounded up and 'kettled' by a group of 'counter-protesters' who boasted, 'Just Stop P***ing Everyone Off.' The group, who wore bright orange t-shirts that looked suspicious to those worn by Just Stop Oil, then established a human chain around them in an attempt to stop one of their protests.

Although most celebrities are known for their appearances as actors, actors, or media stars, some celebrities were entirely by accident. Some people who may not have aspirations for fame ended up with an unexpected five-minute of fame. Some of these left a lasting imprint on the culture, with popular scenes such as Come Dine With Me's 'Whisk Guy' or 'Alex from Glasto' that were pulled up to the stage by rapper Dave and gave a belter of a show.