News about Kenny Logan

As a host of TV and radio shows, not to mention her own podcast, Gabby Logan has an awful lot on her plate. No wonder then that the 50-year-old felt the benefit of a family holiday in Lanzarote. And the trip to the Canary Isle seems to have done her the world of good, with the TV star sharing a classically glamorous and relaxed-looking swimsuit photo. Logan was joined on the break by husband and former Scotland rugby star Kenny, 52, and their son Reuben, 18. In a message posted beside the images, she wrote: 'Well Lanzarote you were an absolute delight,' adding that she had been 'rebooted and reset with sunshine [and] laughter'.

Her parents are outstanding, having excelled in gymnastics and rugby. So it's perhaps no surprise that Gabby and Kenny Logan's daughter Lois was up for the challenge of competing in a half marathon with her ultra-fit mother. On Sunday morning, the pair embarked on a London Landmarks Half Marathon, posing for a picture together as they got ready to set off. Logan, 50, and her showjumping daughter, 18, were in a good mood when trying to raise funds for Muscular Dystrophy UK. Logan said after the run: "I think I was proving that being 50 wasn't a barrier to pushing myself."

As host Alison Hammond announced the news on Channel 4, the sports presenter looked ecstatic as she pumped her fists in the air. After her rugby player husband Kenny Logan was diagnosed with prostate cancer last year, Gabby continued to raise funds for charity.

Kenny Logan, a Scottish rugby player, and a group of celebrities have embarked on a 700-mile endurance challenge from Edinburgh to Paris. On Saturday (Oct. 7), the 20-strong team started yesterday (Sun) on their mission to provide the match ball for the Scotland vs. Ireland Pool B Rugby World Cup qualification decider. Ally McCoist and actor Jamie Bamber are among the participants in the contest, while television host Kirsty Gallacher and actor James Nesbitt will appear later. The challenges have so far raised more than £555,000 for Doddie Weir's charity, the My Name'5 Doddie Foundation, which supports research into motor neuron disorder (MND).

On the second day of the Cheltenham Festival, the former Scottish rugby union player, 50, joined Zara Tindall. In February 2022, he was diagnosed with prostate cancer after his TV presenter wife Gabby, 49, pleaded with him to visit the doctors. This is likely to be the first time Kenny has been photographed out in public when speaking out about his health after treatment. The former Rugby international player was photographed in a large waterproof charcoal grey coat over the top of a white shirt and matching burgundy knit sweater and tie, despite the rain.

Kenny Logan has admitted that he did not have sex with his wife Gaby on their first date, but that he did 'accidentally' leave his soggy boxers in her car. The former rugby union player, 50, who recently spoke about the couple's sex after his prostate cancer surgery, recalled the tragic blunder. Fortunately, the date was not all a disaster, with Welsh presenter Paul Nicholl's mistake being acctually his 'call card.'

Gabby Logan (left) and her ex-Rugby player Kenny Logan (right) were paid more than £500,000 in commission to promote a significant tax avoidance service to celebrity acquaintances. The payments were made for attending celebrity-studded functions, including Royal Ascot, to please 'wealthy people' and introduce them to the tax avoidance scheme. When the scheme was revealed, it sparked a lot of public retaliation. Mrs Logan, the face of the BBC's Qatar World Cup coverage, said in 2014 she had invested in the scheme "in good faith" as she perceived it as a "funding new acts in the music industry." Now concerns have arose after a court conflict revealed that businesses connected to the Logans received £518,405 in commission for bringing 'customers or potential customers' to the tax avoidance scheme.

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Gabby Logan, a rugby player who married Kenny Logan, used to inform her babysitter that she and her siblings were allowed to get drunk before things, unfortunately, took a turn for the worst. Gabby, 49, and her siblings would tell a 'poor victim of a babysitter' who was 'completely terrified' that their parents were allowed to drink alcohol by their parents.

PREMBERTON, DR. Kenny Logan, a former Scotland rugby player, has talked about his battle with prostate cancer. But, most importantly, he has been transparent about the side effects of the treatment, particularly impotence. This is so seldom discussed in public, yet it is something that has a major effect on men. I cannot express praise enough for his openness.

AMANDA PLATELL: The tragic murders of Emma Pattison and her seven-year-old daughter Lettie sparked an outpouring of sadness. Teachers, students, parents, and grandparents who knew and loved them laid flowers and offered prayers. Among them was Cheryl Giovannoni, the CEO of a consortium of leading girls' schools, and Emma's old friend who tweeted: "Emma, you led fearlessly with inspiration, creativity, style, and vigor."

Since being cured of prostate cancer by surgery, Kenny Logan has shared more about his sex life with his partner Gabby. Kenny, a retired Scottish rugby international, was diagnosed with cancer in February 2022 after Gabby, 49, pleaded with him to visit the doctors. Kenny has now been given the all clear, and although he says he is '100 percent' mentally and physically fit, he admits that his sex experience is not 'consistent'.

Doddie Weir's wife has expressed her gratitude for her family's 'overwhelming' support ahead of the former Scotland international and charity fundraiser's memorial service. Hundreds of people from the rugby union and elsewhere have descended on Melrose Parish Church, which overlooks the Borders town's rugby club, where Weir won three Scottish titles in the early 1990s. "We would like to thank everyone who has been so generous over the past two weeks," Kathy Weir said in a tweet. We've been overwhelmed by the numerous messages we've received from around the world as a family.' They have brought a lot of joy to me and the boys.'

After a routine check up, the former Scottish rugby international (inset), 50, was told on the phone that he had cancer on February 7. Gabby was in the room when he received the call but she was only half listening as she got to a meeting. He sobbed in his wife's arms when he heard of his own father's death from cancer when he was just 20 years old. Kenny said the consultant reassured them (left, center) that he would not die. He caught the cancer before it had a chance to spread, and had surgery to remove it all (right).

Kenny Logan, a former rugby international who is married to TV presenter Gabby Logan, sat in his garden on the night before undergoing prostate cancer surgery in June this year. 'I cried my eyes out, knowing that no way would I want to leave my children at 17 or Gabby,' he says. Though he had been warned that at his age - 50, the chances of the operation being successful were heavily weighted in his favor, Kenny, 49, and their 17-year-old twins Lois and Reuben in South-West London, were overcome with worry that he might still be suffering from cancer.