News about Mollie King

It was a successful night for Netflix 's hit series Top Boy, with Jasmine Jobson scooping an award at the BAFTA TV Awards 2024 with P+O Cruises on Saturday. After a boozy night celebrating her win, the actress couldn't wipe the smile off her face, even when the night was over.

The Saturdays stars Frankie Bridge and Mollie King enjoyed a sweet reunion as they hugged goodbye after the boozy BAFTA TV afterparty on Sunday.  Both Frankie, 35, and Mollie, 36, attended the annual award ceremony held to celebrate the best of television, having both moved into presenting when the band took a hiatus in 2014.   Frankie looked worse for wear as she headed out of the bash alongside Mollie. 

The BBC Radio One presenter, 36, showed off her incredible figure in a plunging white long sleeve gown.

Mollie King was the epitome of chic as she joined her fiancé Stuart Broad at Windsor Castle on Tuesday. The BBC Radio One presenter, 36, brought their daughter, Annabella, 16 months, to support the England legend while he was presented with his CBE. Stuart, 37, who retired in July as England's second-highest wicket-taker, received his award after he was named in the New Year's honours list.

Stuart Broad, who retired in July as England's second-highest wicket-taker, was awarded a CBE in the New Year's honours list. The 37-year-old called time on his storied career at the conclusion of the men's Ashes, signing off with a wicket with his final ball to seal victory over Australia at The Oval - having also hit the last delivery he faced for six. His final tally of 604 Test wickets is second only to James Anderson for England and fifth overall. Broad also took 178 wickets in ODIs and 65 in T20I cricket, as well as scoring more than 4000 runs.

Punters in Stuart Broad's pub have slammed the boozer as 'worse than a Wetherspoon.' In June 2022, the cricketer and fiancé of singer Mollie King owns The Tap and Run in Upper Broughton, Nottinghamshire, with fellow cricketer Harry Gurney, but it was re-opened a year later. However, those visiting the reopened pub near Melton Mowbray have expressed dissatisfaction with the prices, which has given mixed feedback.

A Strictly dancer has revealed her engagement on Instagram after posting the happy news with her long-term boyfriend.

Mollie King revealed the total amount she raised from her 500km Red Nose Day charity bike ride in honor of her late father Stephen. After suffering from a brain tumor in November 2022, the BBC Radio 1 host, 36, rode from London to Hull, honoring him. Mollie posted pictures of her five-day ride with her cycling partner Scot Tares and revealed that the total amount she raised was £11,312,558. The images were captioned: 'Today was the day we rounded off my Pedal Power for @comic relief challenge, and the day we got our final figure.' I was completely blown by how much money we raised by the end of my cycle, but I was also told that people had generously continued to give last week.'

Mollie King spent the weekend in bed after completing her marathon 500 km Red Nose Day charity bike ride. On Sunday, the Sundays singer, 36, appeared in good spirits as she posted an Instagram selfie in bed while getting some much-deserved rest after raising over £1 million for Comic Relief. Wearing a pair of navy pajamas, she displayed her natural beauty, not having to suffer with constant anxiety and anxiety throughout the day.

For all things Comic Relief 2024, we offer a recap from Mail Online's live blog of Sir Lenny Henry's last Red Nose Day. Following Mollie King's 310-mile bike ride, which has smashed their £1 million target, Maya Jama and Rosie Ramsey co-hosted the evening. While Henry did his rendition of 'I'm Just Len', teen darts sensation Luke Littler was on hand while Henry did his rendition of 'I'm Just Len'.

Today, March 15, is Red Nose Day in the United Kingdom, and BBC One, BBC Two, and BBC iPlayer will be broadcasting live tonight starting at 7 p.m. A number of celebrities are set to band together in an attempt to raise money for those people in Britain and elsewhere, while others around the UK are already looking for charity. However, several millennial Britons are insisting that Red Nose Day 'used to be a big deal,' after an epic 1990's Comic Relief video resurfaced online.

Mollie King weeping to tears on Friday as she reached the last leg of her marathon 500 kilometers Red Nose Day charity bike ride. In honor of her late father Stephen, who died of a brain tumor in 2022, the Saturdays singer, 36, has travelled from London to Hull in the East Riding of Yorkshire. Mollie had just hours to go before the challenge came to an end, and she approached Hull, her late father's hometown, to be overcome with emotion.

Today (March 15) is the UK's National Nose Day - the annual charity contest will be broadcast live on BBC One, BBC Two, and BBC iPlayer. But, have you ever wondered how and when the unique annual tradition began? FEMAIL explains why we wear a Red Nose to raise funds for charity and what the intention is...

During her epic journey cycling trip around the UK to raise money for Comic Relief, DJ Mollie King has traded in her microphone in exchange for a bicycle. The 36-year-old actress from The Saturdays is competing in the Pedal Power Challenge, which will sees her travel around England in the space of just five days. On Monday, the singer aspires to appear in Hull, his late father Stephen's hometown, on Red Nose Day (Friday).

Mollie King's generous fiancé paid tribute to the former musician as she began her marathon 500 kilometers Red Nose Day charity bike ride. Since embarking on the challenge over the weekend, the one-time Saturdays actor had raised more than £400,000 for charity. Mollie, 36, is now half way through her epic ride from London to Hull in the East Riding of Yorkshire in honour of her late father Stephen, who died of a brain tumour in 2022.

The Sundays singer, 36, is currently half way through her cycle from London to Hull in honor of her late father Stephen. Matt Edmondson, Mollie's co-host and a friend, has accompanied her on the bike all day, and by the time of day three, she had made it to Manchester. Mollie later went to the studio to find out how much money she had raised so far thanks to fellow BBC radio 1 DJ Greg James and two others dressed as a 'fajita cuddle.' 'Mollie, as of a few minutes ago... Pedal Power for Red Nose Day has raised £256,114,' Greg said, putting the TV star in complete shock.

Mollie King wept in tears when she discovered that she had raised an amazing £181,023 on day three of her 500 kilometers Pedal Power charity bike ride in aid of Red Nose Day. In honor of her late father Stephen, the Saturdays singer, 36, is currently half way through her cycle from London to Hull via Manchester. The Radio 1 DJ became empathetic after hearing the staggering sum of money she had already raised for Comic Relief just three days into her five-day cycle on Wednesday.

Mollie King has raised more than £100,000 as she approaches the end of her five-day Pedal Power charity bicycle ride in aid of Red Nose Day. On Tuesday, the Radio 1 DJ, 36, braved torrential rain and set off a new 100k run in her 500k challenge, where she was joined by her co-star Charlie Hedges. During a live appearance on Dean and Vicky's radio show, Charlie admitted that Mollie was'seriously struggling' and "fully shattered" two days into the challenge.

The singer's decision to take part in a 500-kilometer solo cycling challenge for Red Nose Day stunned her fiancée Stuart Broad. The Radio One host admitted that she had never cycled on the road before, but that didn't stop her from embarking on the daunting challenge for five days. On Monday, the actress took the initiative of presenting to The Mirror on Monday, confessing that Stuart was perplexed as to her decision.

Mollie King was aided by her fiancé Stuart Broad and their daughter Annabella as she began her 500 kilometers solo cycling challenge for Red Nose Day on Monday. As she cycles from London to Hull, a place close to her heart, the BBC Radio 1 presenter, 36, takes to the saddle for five exhausting days. In November 2022, Mollie lost her father Stephen, a brain tumour sufferer, just days after she welcomed her baby girl Annabella with Stuart, 37.

Since the show's resident presenters will continue to air Salford's episodes, viewers can expect the new pair to become the show's resident hosts from April 7.

In a floor-length figure-hugging silver sequin skirt, the 36-year-old singer displayed her individuality.

Mollie King became visibly ill when she talked about her late father Stephen on BBC Radio 1. After being diagnosed with a brain tumor less than three months before he died, the Saturdays singer, 36, unexpectedly lost her father in November 2023, just days after welcoming daughter Annabella into the world with fiancé Stuart Broad. In honor of her father, the radio host is participating in a 500-kilometer Red Nose Day cycle for Comic Relief, marking more than a year since his death.

Mollie King and Matt Edmondson are apparently tossed into a new presenting shake-up, as BBC Radio 1's Mollie King and Matt Edmondson are swapping slots from their weekend show. The pair have been presenting an afternoon display from Fridays to Sundays for six years, but they are now in a brand new slot on Mondays, from 1pm to 3 p.m. Vicky Hawkesworth and Dean McCullough, who are now in a new position at the station, will be replaced by Mollie and Matt.