News about Ruby Wax

Ruby Wax has recalled the moment OJ Simpson (pictured together on left in 1998) 'more or less' confessed to killing his former wife in what he claimed was an April Fool's joke. Wax met with Simpson after he was famously acquitted in 1994 of the murder of his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson (pictured inset with Simpson in 1993) and her friend Ron Goldman. The TV personality alleges that after the pair had finished filming a documentary in 1998 that Simpson phoned her up on April 1st and said: 'It's OJ, I did it. April Fools!' She claims he immediately hung up after the declaration, adding that the ex NFL star was 'more of less telling me what he had done'. Her recollection of the call comes as a morbid video of Simpson pretending to stab Wax (right) during the 1998 BBC interview has resurfaced in the wake of his death.

The football legend and controversially acquitted murderer, 78, had the podcast hosts in hysterics as he joked about 'confessing' in one of his final appearances before his death. He made the remark on an episode of the 'It Is What It Is' podcast, after being asked about Shaquelle O'Neal claiming that 'men shouldn't open up to women [because] they'll use it against them.' 'When you say 'open up to women,' I don't know what he's talking about,' Simpson said with a smile. 'Is he talking about confessing? Then no man, don't confess.' The quip drew raucous laughter from the podcast hosts, however many saw it in a different light and felt he was making a 'mockery' of the murders that he was found civilly liable for.

A morbid video of OJ Simpson pretending to stab Ruby Wax in a 1998 BBC interview has resurfaced in the wake of his death. Wax, 70, is a British-American actress, comedian and television personality who interviewed Simpson, who she has called 'the most complicated character on earth,' 25 years ago. 'After we finished filming, Simpson said to me that he has a surprise for me - and I genuinely was surprised,' Wax said. 'I think it was his idea of a joke.' In a bizarre video clip. Simpson pretending to stab Wax with a banana while making a bizarre violent noise as he grinned at the camera. Simpson's questionable joke came as she opened her hotel door to him, but the comedian claimed that he was initially looking for a knife.

According to reports, the hosts Mel B and Emily Atack's feud during filming have been cancelled after one season. The 2002 series, which Ruby Wax also included, followed the trio as they retraced Victorian explorer Isabella Bird's steps through the Rocky Mountains. Mel, 43, and Emily 34, all had a "frosty" relationship that culminated in a 'tense' argument during filming in the United States, according to the Mirror.

Elle Macpherson and her partner Doyle Bramhall put on a cozy display at the Phillips gallery on Tuesday at the Seeing Red exhibition. As they soaked up the exhibition in London with a slew of other celebrities, the Australian supermodel, 59, leaning into her American guitarist partner, 55. They were joined by Ruby Wax, Made in Chelsea's Mark-Francis Vandelli, and Alan Carr, who was seen raving about after a cocktail.

Ruby Wax proudly displayed her age-defying figure in a green swimsuit on Wednesday, saying, 'if you've got it, flaunt it.' In the plunging wrap around one-piece with ruched detailing on the sides, the comedian seemed years younger than her 70 years. Ruby, who seemed to be on Clifton Beach, South Africa, said she goes swimming every day and 'freezes her a**e off,' but afterwards feels great.

Ruby Wax is a well-known comedian, TV writer, and actress who has performed for more than 25 years. In 2015, she was granted an OBE for services to mental health. Ed Bye, her television producer husband, lives in London.

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The once-packed fashion floors and buzzy restaurants of Knightsbridge department store Harvey Nichols are now unused. Lynne Franks, the company's former PR, has devised a ten-point blueprint to get it back to where it belongs.

Ruby Wax has revealed that if she hadn't left her violent parents in the United States and moved to the United Kingdom, she'd be dead. After her Jewish family left Austria for the United States in 1938 due to the Nazi war, the comedian, 70, confirmed that her father Edward and mother Berta Wachs would scream verbal grenades at each other during their difficult childhood. Ruby described her early childhood as a 'lock-in,' and she promised to watch out of her window "with longing" as other children played in the park while other children watched out.

Ruby Wax has claimed that Donald Trump booted her off his private jet in the 1990s after she mocked his aspirations to become President of the United States. In a segment that airs on Wednesday, Kate Garraway's Life Stories said she hadn't realised Donald, 77, was serious when he made the remark. "When you went in, to talk to someone like Donald Trump, whom we know little about right now," Kate, 56, said to her.

Since she ended her popular shows that featured her interrogate A-list stars in 2003, the comedian, 70, accused the broadcaster of not allowing women of that age to host chat shows. Louis Theroux's series took its place, causing Ms Wax to change her career and raise the topic of mental health after suffering from a severe case of depression. Talking on Kate Garraway's Life Stories, Ms Wax, 70, was asked by the host: 'So why did the television shows dry up?'

It's only a few weeks into summer, and I'm already irriated. I am nostalgic for happier times when thrones continue to pour rain and tourists come for directions to Knightsbridge's nearest shisha bar. Times when one door (at my boys' school, when they broke up for summer) meant another opening (at the British Airways first or business-class lounge in Terminal 5). The good old days, when my mortgage payment was not so easily confused with my phone number and I had disposable money to squander, were the good days.

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Following the newest episode of her new show on Sunday, castaway viewers applauded 'vulnerable' Ruby Wax. The 70-year-old comedian remains trapped and stranded for ten days on a desert island in the depths of Madagascar on Channel 5's 'Grandfather's ten days. Ruby, who has been transparent about her mental health, talked about her traumatic childhood during the series, leaving viewers in awe of her honesty.

Following the first episode of her new series on Sunday, Castaway viewers adored the 'completely brilliant' and 'brave' Ruby Wax. The 70-year-old comedian remains trapped and stranded for ten days on a desert island in the depths of Madagascar in the Channel 5 two-part series. Ruby met pal Joanna Lumley, 76, who gave advice after a similar display in 1994 - famously turning her braces into sandals to deal with the island's treacherous terrain.

Ruby Wax began her glittering career in acting and comedy in the 1970s and has amassed adoring followers around the globe ever since. However, her number one devotee is expected to be Ed Bye, her adoring husband. Here's a closer glance at the couple's personal lives after they said, "I do" more than three decades ago.

RUBY WAX: Let me tell you a little about my television experience. My father used to tell me that when I failed in the acting 'nonsense' (as he put it) that I'd set my heart on, he'd set me up with a small linen store in Evanston, Illinois. The reason I wanted to be on television was because I knew I'd never have to go home to my parents if I could just keep myself on the air. So I bulldozed my way into television and a 25-year series. I toured the world filming documentaries. I don't remember asking for permission at the BBC. I just shot year after year.

BANG!BANG!BANG!BANG!BANG!BANG! In my ears, the sound rings on forever. Some young man wearing an apron like a butcher, not a doctor, pulls what seems to be a bathing cap over my head and straps it under my chin. Over me, something that looks like a 1950s salon hairdryer is gradually reduced. The banging ensues, fast, tense, and brutal - 18 pulses are fired every second, 55 times per session. That's a lot of zaps. I am so sick that I don't care. Despite the fact that the bangs are quite offensive, I don't bother about it. This is nothing if you've had Botox. Recranial Magnetic Stimulation Therapy (rTMS) is a therapy that I'm getting. The banging has allegedly generated trillions of new neural connections that can be used to jump-start the brain. It's like speed-dating for neurons. According to the doctor, the grotesque gurn that has appeared on my face indicates that it is doing its job.

Ruby Wax's new appearance from a hospital bed has sparked anxiety amongst readers, who are worried about her latest book on mental health. The comedian, 69, has been very open with her audiences over the years, but only last year admitted that the condition that caused thought was "so agonizing it's impossible to live." Ruby's supporters have asked for her wellbeing as she sat on a hospital bed to discuss her book, 'I'm Not As Well As I Thought I Was', a message to her 103,000 followers on Monday afternoon.'

EMILY PRESCOTT: EMILY PRESCOTT: Mick Jones (right) was used to playing in front of thousands of screaming fans during his time with The Clash. So hats off to the guitarist for making a night out in Notting Hill (left) a four-night spectacle that raised thousands of pounds for local charities. Charlie And The Everlasting Gobstopper, which was produced by Ruby Wax's daughter Marina Bye, gave fans the opportunity to participate in famous faces bingo.

Christopher Stevens: Though Ruby Wax, Emily Atack, and Mel 'Scary Spice' Brown may have resembled holiday companions from hell, imagine if Gordon Ramsay joined them.

During an interview with Emily Atack, Mel B., and Ruby Wax on Thursday night, the One Show descended into chaos. The animated trio appeared on stage with host Alex Jones to announce their forthcoming show Trailblazers: A Rocky Mountain Road Trip, but they soon lost track of them. During a segment of the chat about horse riding, Mel and Ruby, who recently did Celebrity Gogglebox together, were all on the couch and were apparently yelling at each other on the programme, long before Mel jokingly stormed off set.

It's been 30 years since Ab Fab, the beloved television series that ran from 1992 to 2004. Lynne Franks (left) of the 1990s, the country's top fashion PR, reveals that she inspired Edina Monsoon's larger-than-life figure. 30 years on, Lynne says that she regrets being so 'sniffy' about the show and wishes that she had been able to join in with the jokes and fun