News about Paula Yates

Exclusive: On a Christmas day show on Boom Radio, the royal, 76, who was a close friend of the Liverpool-born TV presenter, will pay tribute to the actor. Paul, who died unexpectedly in March 2023, was known for his legendary Christmas Day display, which he had curated for 14 years.

ALISON BOSHOFF: There's rumors that a new show about all the royal controversies left out of the current series will be next on screen. However, Prince Andrew, Fergie, and the younger royals will breathe easily, as I'm told that now he has called the end of the Netflix drama. Morgan's first series came out in 2016 but Morgan is estimated to have earned at least £1 million per episode, summing up to £50 million over the decade he has been on the show.

After the panel discussion was highlighted in a Channel 4 documentary about Yates' public demise, the comedian told the Telegraph that he didn't recall being cruel to the Big Breakfast host. Paula Yates (left) was just 41 years old when she died from an accidental heroin overdose after years of turbulence in her personal life, which were played out in public. Thw two-part documentary, released in March this year, took on

AMANDA PLATELL: We all prayed for Nicola Bulley (pictured) as she vanished beside the River Wyre in Lancashire after dropping her two children at school. Detective Lieutenant Rebecca Smith, the operation's chief, revealed some intimate information about her within days after the police searched in vain for her. Nicola was described as 'high risk' and had'specific vulnerabilities,' according to us. She'struggled with alcohol' and 'the menopause,' according to the author. The revelations were both rare and appalling. She seemed to have been the perpetrator of her own tragedy. And an alcoholic depressed, suicidal, an alcoholic will eventually be labeled a depressed, suicidal, and alcoholic on social media.

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: King Charles has given signals that he is not coercioning Andrew out of Royal Lodge to the smaller Frogmore Cottage (pictured). To make Andrew palatable, the monarch would have to shift from a rent-free mansion to a house that will cost him £360,000 per year. Also, if they had to terminate his 75-year lease early, the Crown Estate would have to compensate him. Charles has also continued the tradition of his late mother's generously allowing occasional meals to be carried over to the Windsor Castle kitchens.

The house made popular by The Big Breakfast TV show has sold for millions of pounds less than its asking price. Despite being listed for £5.75 million in October 2020, Lock Cottage (pictured, left) Bow, East London, has sold for £4.3 million. According to documents, the six-bedroom mansion, which saw hundreds of celebrities walk through its doors between 1992 and 2002, was sold at the reduced rate in April 2022. However, the building is now unrecognizable to fans of the 90s Big Breakfast TV Show, which has been renovated and modernized since it was on the nation's TV screens every morning. The once vibrant home is now sleek with exposed brickwork, wooden flooring, a spiral staircase, and log-burning fireplaces.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: To remember the original Challenge Anneka (Ch5), you'd have to be at a certain age. However, if you're over 40, it would seem that no one is unaware. Our Anneka was almost every day in the papers before the internet was properly launched, as Princess Di. This month has been a good one for remembering 1980s blonde celebrities. A landslide of memories was brought back last week by Paula Yates' excellent double bill. But poor Paula died more than 20 years ago than she did 20. Anneka, who was born six months before she died, has barely changed since her heyday. The main difference is that she now wears an anorak and a toolbelt rather than a jumpsuit.

ALISON BOSHOFF: Tiger Lily Hutchence-Geldof has the unmistakable rock star swagger of her father, the late INXS frontman Michael Hutchence, with her intense gaze and hint of a smile. The 26-year-old has inherited his musical skills as well. Tragic Tiger's Sad Meltdown, her debut album, was quietly released last month, a term borrowed from a headline about her in an Australian newspaper. And it is the tongue-in-cheek term that gets a lot of attention about where her character comes from. Freunde say she was made of a quip about the media's interest in her, exactly the kind of thing her late mother, Paula Yates, would have done. Paula's legacy - as a mother, television presenter, mentor, and lover - is once more in the spotlight this week in the aftermath of the two-part Channel 4 documentary Paula.

Paula Yates and Peaches Geldof's lives are linked by FEMAIL, from their love of attachment raising to their tragic death from a heroin overdose. Paula of Channel 4 explores the tragic personal life of the beloved presenter of The Big Breakfast, who died in 2000 in what a coroner declared was an accidental overdose. Peaches, her second-eldest daughter, was discovered dead in her Kent home at the age of 25 fourteen years later. Peaches, a child of six children, recalled how her own mother had written to parents in several books in her brief life. Left: Paula and Hutchence with Peaches and Pixie in 1996. Peaches with her rockstar husband Tom Cohen. Peaches before her son's death in 2014 with her daughter. On the This Morning sofa, the peaches in 2013 debating attachment parenting.

Following a string of tragic events that left her feeling like 'everything was vanishing,' the Big Breakfast presenter, who died at the age of 41 in 2000, was left at her 'lowest point.' On November 22, 1997, Paula Hutchence's partner was discovered hanged in his hotel room in Sydney, aged 37. It was revealed that Paula's biological father was not Jess Yates, as she had always believed, but that controversial host Hughie Green, right, whom she had always loathed.

After she famously interviewed him on a double bed on Channel 4's show The Big Breakfast in 1994, he began an affair with British TV host Paula Yates. Yates, a heroin overdose sufferer who died in 2000, left her husband Bob Geldof the following year - before she and Hutchence had their own daughter, Heavenly Haraani Tiger Lily, in 1996. But the world was shocked on November 22, 1997, when Hutchence was discovered hanged in his hotel room in Sydney, aged 37. FEMAIL delves into Hutchence's turbulent past, leading up to the unveiling of Channel 4's newest series, Paula, which features previously unbroadcast interviews with Yates about her life in 1998 and 1999.

In a Channel 4 documentary about the presenter, Sananda Maitreya, who used to be identified as Terence Trent D'Arby in the 1980s, has talked about his affair with Paula Yates, inset. Sananda, right, claimed he was confronted by Bob Geldof in the lobby of his hotel in New York and that he lied to him regarding the matter. Paula, a woman who appeared in 1997 on unearthed tapes, revealed that she was in love with Sananda during their affair and that she was in love with her.

According to a documentary, Paula Yates had warned that Bob Geldof might have her children fly to Australia to see their father Michael Hutchence's father, Michael Hutchence. The late television presenter was in London at the time but had to postponed a return to Australia to see Hutchence due to a custody dispute with Geldof over their three children. During last night's new Channel 4 documentary 'Paula', she recalls telling her barrister that "this will kill Michael." Hutchence, the INXS frontman, was discovered hanged in his hotel room in Sydney aged 37 on November 22, 1997, only after Yates made the remark. Fifi, Peaches in 1989 and Pixie in 1990, Yates, who died in 2000 and was known for hosting The Tube and The Big Breakfast, had three children with Geldof - Fifi. However, she began an affair with Hutchence in 1994 after she interviewed him in a double bed on Channel 4's The Big Breakfast. Yates left Geldof the following year, before she and Hutchence's first child, Tiger Lily, was born in 1996.

The Princess of Wales adored when the spotlight was on Paula Yates in a recent Channel 4 documentary on the presenter's befuddled personal life. The royal, who met the late presenter and her estranged husband Bob Geldof on Live Aid in Wembley in 1985, told Paula, left, that she liked to see her on the front page of the newspapers because it meant she could 'have a day off' from the spotlight.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Paula Yates flirted with everybody. No man was immune, but she wanted to make them blush some times.

Paula Yates was the ultimate television icon of the 1980s, with stints on The Tube and Big Breakfast, before her tragic death at the age of 41 from an accidental 'incautious' heroin overdose. In a two-part documentary, Paula, the trailblazing television presenter's tumultuous life and untimely death is being explored by Channel 4, with the first episode airing at 9 p.m. on Thursday. It will feature previously unbroadcast interviews with Paula about her life, which took place in 1998 and 1999 - right before her death in 2000. Pixie, Peaches, and Fifi Trixibelle was left behind by the talented British presenter, along with Live Aid organiser Bob Geldof and Heavenly Haraani Tiger Lily with INXS singer Michael Hutchence. Here's FEMAIL looks at how the daughters' lives have been affected by tragedy, ranging from Tiger Lily's'missing' inheritance to Peaches' death from a heroin overdose in 2014...

Hughie Green, an ITV presenter who rose to fame with Opportunity Knocks, was named to be the late Paula Yates' biological father after his death from cancer in May 1997. Before his death, Hughie was described as a's***' and a'weak man' by his own son Christopher Green. Paula, an inset who died in 2000, said she had 'always loathed' Green.

Following the INXS singer's death in Paula, who died at the age of 41 following an accidental overdose, the TV host is seen on Channel 4 next week. In the two-part documentary former editor of OK! magazine Martin Townsend (left) talks about her intense passion for the singer, whom she had often referred to as the "love of her life," as well as the 'physical pain' of losing him while she was in Sydney in the midst of a custody dispute with her ex-husband Bob Geldof for their three children. Belinda Brewin, the woman who broke the news of Hutchence's death to her, is among those closest to Yates, including her best friend Belinda Brewin. Although the two episodes chronicle her meteoric aspirations as one of the country's most popular women, it also explores the challenges she faced in her personal life, including a 'drugs bust' on the house she shared with Hutchence in London and dealing with her father's sudden death, as well as finding out that her father was not the man who raised her. On the Big Breakfast, a couple is pictured right after the birth of their daughter Tiger Lily and inset.

As she spoke in the forthcoming Channel 4 documentary about her life, Robbie Williams revealed that Cursed is about having sex with his late friend Paula Yates. In the candid interview, the singer, 49, confessed that although he didn't really'bed the television presenter, he did have a'massive crush' on her. The life of journalist Paula, who died of a heroin overdose in 2000 aged 41, is the subject of this two-part series.

JAN MOIR: How delighted that the King replied so brilliantly to Harry's 400 pages of wisdom by evicting him and his wife from Frogmore Cottage on the Windsor Estate inset. I like to imagine Charles as muttering, 'I know it was you, Fredo.' You broke my heart!' He signed the eviction note with a fine quill and then firmly pressed his cipher into the hot wax as he pressed his cipher into the hot wax. All the King has to do now is banish Prince Andrew to an ordure-scented bothy on the wilder fringes of the Balmoral estate and my confidence in him will be (almost) restored

In a recent Channel 4 documentary, Paula Yates' rollercoaster journey is chronicled. Born in 1959 in Colwyn Bay, Conwy, she was raised by a father who feared her father and a mother who was afraid of losing. Jools Holland, her co-producer on The Tube, was reduced to playing the appalled straight man when she, amused, invented anarchy. In 1985, she begged Sting not to take his trousers off the air. Later, on The Big Breakfast, she conducted interviews with actors in a bed. Michael Hutchence, one of them, went headlong, ending their affair with Live Aid artist Bob Geldof - and Hutchence's romance with supermodel Helena Christensen. Following Hutchence's death in a hotel room, Paula, engulfed with grief, killed herself with a 'incognitious' heroin overdose. Their four-year-old daughter was alone with her. Paula was just 41 years old when she was born in Portugal. In 1996, Paula Yates was photographed with Michael Hutchence and their daughter Tiger Lily. Their affair ending her marriage to Live Aid hero Bob Geldof

On Channel 4, a new two-part documentary about journalist Paula Yates will be the subject of a new two-part series. In 2000, the TV host died after a sudden heroin overdose. She appeared on The Tube and The Big Breakfast, as well as her relationship with singer Bob Geldof and Michael Hutchence.

On the 25th anniversary of INXS frontman Michael Hutchence's death, Jon Stevens paid tribute to him. Michael died at the age of 37 in 1997, just one year after he welcomed his only child, daughter Heavenly Hiraani Tiger Lily Hutchence, into the world with his girlfriend Paula Yates. On Tuesday, the 61-year-old Kiwi rocker shared several throwbacks of Michael as well as a touching note on his Facebook page.

EMILY PRESCOTT: Bono, the U2 frontman, has been accused of rewriting history in his latest book, in which he details how he broke with wild-living TV presenter Paula Yates and her rock star lover Michael Hutchence over their spiralling heroin use. Gerry Agar-Fennell, Paula's former right-hand woman, tells me that Bono turned down their appeal due to his close association with Paula's ex, Bob Geldof.