News about Ronan Keating

Britain's Got Talent returned to screens on Saturday night, and is seemingly already off to a promising start. According to overnight figures, the launch episode of series 17 saw an average of 5 million viewers tuning in, with a peak of 5.8 million. The ratings make it ITV's biggest overnight audience of the year so far since The FA Cup quarter final match last month, which garnered 5.5 million viewers.

The TV chef has fallen for beautiful personal trainer Kim Johnson, (left and inset) after splitting from his girlfriend of 12 years, Louise Davies. And it seems as though these two have the recipe for potential success having been pictured looking very loved-up together, with James wearing a big smile on his face following a tumultuous year. On Saturday, the normally-private couple didn't mind who saw them when they had their arms around one another, placing their hands just above their bottoms, (right). James, 51, and Kim, 38, were first spotted looking at jewellery store in Tiffany's in London's Old Bond Street in April, which led to their relationship coming to light.

Following his stint on Celebrity Big Brother, Rylan Clark has revealed that Louis Walsh is a "shell of a man." After a turbulent three weeks, the music manager, 71, earned his fourth position in the series, where he let loose many acid-tongued names, including Ronan Keating, Jedward, and Simon Cowell. Rylan, 35, was a contestant on The X Factor in 2012, where he came in fifth place after being mentored by Nicole Scherzinger, despite Louis's claim that he couldn't sing.

Louis Walsh has revealed the handsome sum he was paid to appear on Celebrity Big Brother this year. Following a turbulent three weeks in which he let loose some acid-tongued thoughts on common names, including Ronan Keating, Jedward, and Simon Cowell, the music producer, 71, earned his fourth place in the series. Louis has talked about his reasons for signing up for the show and that ITV has reassured him.

Julia Lawrence, 55, is so desperate for grandchildren that one Christmas she shouted out to her twenty-something children that it would not be a disaster if there was an accidental pregnancy.' Although she acknowledges that it is not really their company's job to dictate how people live their lives, she still has a few amusing scenes in department stores when assisting Babygros and sunhats.

After making it to the final, the Irish talent scout, 71, left the Celebrity Big Brother house in fourth place on Friday. However, Louis' time in the house wasn't without controversy, as he made troubling remarks about Jedward, Anna Wintour, James Corden, and Ronan Keating during his three-and-a-week stint. Ronan, 47, is a member of Boyzone, a band run by Louis who yelled out the artist in a chat with Sharon Osbourne. Ronan's solo single Life Is A Rollercoaster got off to play, at which point Louis Said: 'He was such a p***k.'

During an appearance on This Morning on Monday, Celebrity Big Brother actor Louis Walsh defended his acerbic remarks on the show. 71, the music mogul and X Factor judge, spoke to hosts Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard about his controversial stint on the resurgent program, which concluded on Friday with Louis finishing fourth place, though David Potts came in first. During his stay, he spoke incessantly with shock remarks about former colleagues in the outside world, including branding his X Factor acts Jedward 'vile' but admitting to making millions from the Dublin-born twins.

During a television appearance on Friday, Ronan Keating said Louis Walsh is "showing his true colors" as he battled the temptation to 'air dirty laundry.' During his time on Celebrity Big Brother, in which he branded him a 'p***k' to housemate Sharon Osbourne, the former X Factor judge revived his long-running rivalry with the singer, 47, who branded him a 'p***k'. Louis managed Ronan while he was a member of Boyzone, but he was fired when his solo career plummeted after leaving the Irish boyband.

When housewives' favourite James Martin was seen this week strolling the windows of a jewellery store on Mayfair's Old Bond Street with his new girlfriend, there was much amusement among his fellows. After all, the handsome TV chef, who appears on ITV, has long stated that marriage is not for him. Yet just weeks into his new love with Knightsbridge-based socialite Kim Johnson, and the pair are already visiting one of the world's most popular shopping destinations for engagement rings, De Beers and Tiffany & Co.

Fans of James Martin were stunned this week when MailOnline exclusively announced that he is dating Kim Johnson, Arun Nayar's personal trainer (bottom right). The unveiling of his new love brought an end to Louise Davies' 12-year marriage (top right) who quietly left in December with the intention of remaining 'firm friends.' Within three months of his divorce, James, 51, and Kim, 38, had met in a new way, and the two were seen together on Old Bond Street, where the legendary Tiffany & Co. is based. Though James has kept tight-lipped about his budding new love, he seemed smitten and in good spirits after a turbulent few months. Following a separate 2018 incident, reports of a second incident with ITV emerged, as it was said that the broadcaster had earlier been made aware of James' behavior. James apologised for his behaviour and admitted to the turbulence surrounding his personal life. He spoke about tragic events in his life, which began with the death of his grandfather, was followed by a home invasion by masked burglars, and then a shock cancer diagnosis.

Louis Walsh expressed his genuine opinion on Boyzone in the Celebrity Big Brother scenes, which will air on Wednesday night, days after lead singer Ronan Keating called him a "jealous bulls****er" in a foul-mouthed rant. Louis, 71, said, "I'm lucky to be working." Describes his best work, Louis, 71, said: "I'm genuinely grateful to be working.' I think I'm lucky to have started with Boyzone because it's what started my life.' Ronan, 47, slammed his former boss Louis by naming him a "jealous bulls****er" in a foul-mouthed rant.

Louis Walsh has auditioned for Boyzone, but he turned him down because he couldn't sing. In a forthcoming episode of Celebrity Big Brother, 70, the music mogul, 71, spoke with Colson Smith and Fern Britton about the ascension of the 90s boyband and how he discovered Shane Lynch, Stephen Gately, Keith Duffy, Mikey Graham, Ronan Keating, and Ronan Keating. Louis, seated in the kitchen with Colson and Fern, revealed that he is a great friend of Colin Farrell, the Irish actor.

In a foul-mouthed rant, Ronan Keating slammed his former boss and new Celebrity Big Brother housemate Louis Walsh, branding him a "jealous bulls***er." The former Boyzone frontman, 47, can be heard in an audio obtained by The Sun after the X Factor judge, 71, branded him as a "p***k" in front of millions of viewers on the ITV reality show. Ronan can also be seen lifting the lid on why he fired the music manager when his solo career took off after leaving the Irish boyband.

In Sunday's Celebrity Big Brother, Louis Walsh took another shot at his recent music appearances. The talent show judge, 71, has held public feuds with several of the acts he managed, including Ronan Keating, Jedward, Cheryl, and Westlife. Louis sluggishly said in Sunday's episode that the most bad thing he'd ever did was to 'inflict a lot of bad pop songs on the public.'

Louis Walsh, the current champion of the Big Brother contest, boasted that he scooped £5 million from Jedward, which is 25 times more than the twins. On Wednesday, the Irish duo, 32, struck back at the pop boss, 71, by X, saying that none of 'vile' Louis' performances resembled him, including Girls Aloud and Ronan Keating, who Louis has described as a 'p***k' on the reality show. Although Louis earned millions from the 2009 X Factor cast members, MailOnline can reveal that there is a significant discrepancy between what he and Jedward earned.

In the most recent episode, the former X Factor judge slammed Take That, calling Jedward "vile," Andrew Lloyd Webber "freak," and Ronan Keating a "p**k." However, G4 actor Jonathan Ansell has come out and defended Louis, after viewers demanded that he be barred from the house after his vehement remarks.

During Wednesday's episode of Celebrity Big Brother, Louis Walsh and Sharon Osbourne took a savage swipe at Meghan Markle. After Louis, 71, fired Jedward, Ronan Keating, and Andrew Lloyd Webber earlier this week, the Duchess of Sussex, 42, became the latest in The X Factor judges' firing line. When they talked to Fern Britton, 66, they were seen talking to her mother, who said Meghan'puts it on' and is'acting the whole time.'

A '90s superstar with three top-one singles to their name has resurfaced to appear at a music festival. The 47-year-old Irish singer, whose twelfth and last album was released in 2021 and topped the top 20 artists, will appear at the 90s Baby Festival. Ronan Keating will be a member of Peter Andre's Blue, Atomic Kitten, Blazin' Squad, Nick Carter of the Backstreet Boys, and Samantha Mumba. On Sunday, the former Boyzone musician took to Instagram to announce that he will be back headlining the @itsthentineteesbaby festival in Newcastle, Newcastle. Tickets are also available from their website.' Tickets are on sale now through March 14th, 9 a.m. on Thursday 14th. Tickets for General Sale - Friday the 15th of March 9 a.m.

During Tuesday's episode of Celebrity Big Brother, Louis Walsh slammed both Ronan Keating and Andrew Lloyd Webber. The former X Factor judge, 71, reignited his long-running rivalry with Ronan Keating, whose tenure as a member of Boyzone. During the evening, the housemates were treated to some live music, as Ronan's solo collection Life Is A Rollercoaster began.

Boyzone is the latest celebrity to buy a football team. Following Ryan Reynolds' success, the group is planning to film a Wrexham-style TV documentary next week, according to recent reports. Actor Ryan, who owns Wrexham FC with Rob McElhenney, stars in the Disney+ Welcome To Wrexham docuseries, chronicling their journey in ownership. Since purchasing the club, Boyzone's Shane Lynch, Ronan Keating, Keith Duffy, Keith Duffy, and Westlife's Brian McFadden are starring their own TV series.

After visiting Missy in the United States this week, Ronan Keating was left in tears as he said an emotional goodbye. The singer, 46, took to social media to share the sad time he had to say goodbye in New York after going to see her on her birthday. Ronan addresses Missy, 23, his ex-wife Yvonne Connolly, as well as Love Island actor Jack, 24, and Ali, 18.

The Lionesses are in sunny Marbella for two friendlies against Austria and Italy. Sarina Wiegman's team missed out on qualifying for the Nations League finals in December, a setback that also cost Team GB a spot at the Paris Olympics, so they are using this warm-weather camp to prepare for the Euro 2025 qualifiers in April. Mail Sport gives you the inside scoop on camp's most recent news.

While wishing his granddaughter Maya Ann a happy first birthday, Ronan Keating has posted some sweet family snaps. For the first time last year, the singer, 46, became a grandfather when his son Jack, 24, welcomed a baby girl. "Welcome to the world, my little Princess," Jack wrote in the first snap of his newborn baby daughter in March last year, only eight months after he appeared on Love Island.

BY SAM BROOKES: Former paratrooper Mike Chadwick has formed an unlikely alliance with pop band Boyzone to purchase Chorley FC and has set out his ambitions to make the non-league team the best in the world. Chadwick, a boyhood Liverpool fan, has experience in coaching elite athletes and wrote the best-selling book The Red On Revolution, which discusses his revolutionary approach. He has now stepped into football in the hopes of implementing his plans at Chorley, the sixth tier of the English pyramid, in the National League North.