News about Rafe Spall

Blue Lights season two returned with rave reviews on Monday as Sian Brooke reprised her role as Constable Grace Ellis, a social worker turned policeman attempting to get a handle on the crime in Belfast.  It's the latest of Sian's series to receive rave reviews of late, having been plucked by BBC bosses to star in several primetime shows on the channel.  An average of 2.7 million viewers tuned into the police drama, with the figure expected to rise in coming days.  

The new season marks the first series since the actors' true life romance was revealed. In November 2022, Rafe and Esther announced that they had split from his wife of 12 years, Hollyoaks actor Elize du Toit. The couple's life in the forthcoming series of Trying, which premiered in 2020, has jumped six years.

After it was announced that he had split from his wife Elize du Toit, Rafe Spall was seen with his new girlfriend Esther Smith. When they stepped out for the first time, Timothy Spall, 39, walked hand in hand with Esther, 35, who plays his on-screen wife in the Apple TV+ series Trying. According to The Sun, Rafe's Notting Hill family has dissolved after growing apart.

Rafe Spall has reportedly split from his wife of 12 years and started a new one with his on-screen wife Esther Smith. According to The Sun, actor Rafe, 39, the son of screen actor Timothy Spall, married former Hollyoaks cast member Elize du Toit in 2010, but the pair split last year after growing apart. Rafe and Esther, who has played Rafe's wife in Apple's TV comedy Trying since 2020, were seen walking hand-in-hand as they stepped outside in London's Notting Hill this week.

The first-look photographs for BBC's thrilling new Western have been published, giving a glimpse of Emily Blunt's transformation into a prim Aristocrat. The actress is expected to play a woman thrust into mid-America's wild landscape of the late 19th century, who joins forces with an ex-cavalry scout to reach Hoxem, Massachusetts' new town, while simultaneously immersed in a tale of passion and revenge. Hugo Blick, who also wrote Amazon's spy drama The Honourable Woman, is directing the series, which will air on BBC in the United Kingdom and Prime Video in the United States.