News about Sam Phillips

Jamie-Louise Phillips, 22, and Sam Phillips, 25, wanted to get married without all the 'fuss' and started looking at ways they could tie the knot without breaking the bank. They managed to throw a stunning 50-person celebration by getting married at the local registry office, hiring an Airbnb for their reception and feeding guests Domino's pizza for dinner.

Sam Phillips has revealed that he was left feeling a tad uncoordinated after a dramatic scene on the set of Bridgerton.  The English actor, 40, who plays Lord Debling in the period drama, saved Nicola Coughlan's character Penelope Bridgerton from an errant hot air balloon.  It didn't go to plan, Sam told Australian current affairs show The Project on Friday night. 

While Lord Debling had his eyes on Penelope in series three of Bridgerton, Sam Phillips has fallen for a different Featherington sister.  The actor, 40, and Bessie Carter, 30, confirmed their relationship as they were pictured together for the first time in Sussex.  Bessie, who plays the role of Prudence Featherington on the hit Netflix show, packed on the PDA as she planted a kiss on Sam's neck during a walk. 

Netflix bonkbuster Bridgerton is best known for its raunchy on-screen storylines. But off the screen, things are just as colourful, with three romances having blossomed behind the cameras. The Mail on Sunday can reveal that Luke Thompson, who plays Benedict Bridgerton, is dating Harriet Cains, who stars as Philippa Featherington. And Bessie Carter, whose character is Philippa's sister Prudence Featherington, is romancing Sam Phillips, who plays the show's newcomer, Lord Debling. Completing the trio of romances are Claudia Jessie, 34, who stars as Eloise Bridgerton, and the show's casting director Cole Edwards.

They may be starring in one of the biggest shows in the world right now - but these actors have CBBC to thank for giving them their big break. Adjoa Andoh (left), 61, is now a household name thanks to her role as Lady Danbury in Bridgerton.  But back in the mid-noughties, the actress, from Bristol, was more recognisable as the head of MI9 in the spy comedy MI High. Meanwhile, Jonathan Bailey (centre left) catapulted to stardom when he was cast at Viscount Bridgerton in the hit Netflix series, which is streaming platform's number one show. However, the 36-year-old won his first millennial fans when he played Leonardo da Vinci in a series about the painter's life. On top of this, Claudia Jessie (centre right) - who plays Eloise Bridgerton - is another CBBC alumnae who has gone on to achieve worldwide fame. The actress' first major role was playing a teenage detective in the online series 'Dixie' about staying safe on social media. Here FEMAIL revisits the Bridgerton stars' humble CBBC beginnings. Right: Sam Phillips in the CBBC show Hotel Trubble and Bridgerton.

The course of true love rarely runs smooth on Netflix smash hit Bridgerton.  Yet away from the cameras, co-stars Bessie Carter and Sam Phillips have struck up a romance, with the cute couple so serious that they moved in together last year.  MailOnline can reveal that despite their characters not interacting on the show, the actors began dating after meeting on set of season three. 

Bridgerton co-stars Bessie Carter and Sam Phillips have sparked romance rumours - after meeting on season three of the show. Bessie, 30, plays the role of Prudence Featherington on the hit Netflix show, while Sam, 39, plays Nicola Coughlan's character Penelope's new suitor Lord Debling.  The pair have been photographed at several events with her family, including alongside Bessie's famous mum Imelda Staunton and dad Downton Abbey's Jim Carter.

The new highly-anticipated Bridgerton series has kept viewers gripped, but much like other adaptations - there are a few differences from the book. Romancing Mr Bridgerton, written by Julia Quinn, tells the story of Penelope Featherington and Colin Bridgerton's love affair. The long-time friends develop feelings for each other after Colin denied Penelope's advancements for years. However, their happy ending is depicted slightly differently compared to the book. As Bridgerton's third season hits Netflix , FEMAIL takes a look at the differences between the novel and the book.

Hedges, 27, was sentenced to life for the murder of her 18-month-old son Alfie Phillips, who died of a'myriad of bruises', broken ribs, arms, and leg, as well as signs of cocaine and alcohol in his body. The pair are being detained in Bronzefield Prison in Surrey and have access to an en-suite shower, a laptop, a phone, and a television. Letby also has round-the-clock cover.

At Winchester Crown Court, Samuel Warnock, 29, (left) formerly of Devizes, Wiltshire, pleaded guilty to the murder of his daughter Miyah (top right) in 2021. On a 999 call, Miyah 'could not breathe properly, her eyes were rolling backwards, and she was going limp,' according to child's mother Jasmine Warnock, 29, (bottom right). After being charged with causing or allowing the death of a child, she entered a guilty plea to child cruelty for failing to shield Miyah from assault.

Sian Hedges, a violent mother, was seen in a heartless police video insisting she never touched her murdered son Alfie while she was sentenced to life with her boyfriend today. As an officer questions the woman about her son's injuries, the brute can be seen clutching a bottle of Coca Cola in the back of a police car. Hedges responds: 'What do you mean?' "You're joking," the author says before claiming 'You're joking.'

Myra Gale Brown, as she was then known, married Jerry Lee Lewis in December 1957 when she was just 13 years old - enraging her father JW Brown, who was also Lewis' cousin. After Myra's mother's mother called his designer Sam Phillips to warn Lewis, he grabbed his pistol and stormed into Sun Records looking for Lewis, who will miss town. On a tour of Europe five months ago, their underage marriage was revealed, and the resulting scandal has soured Lewis rock and roll's careers.

Alfie Phillips, the 18-month-old boy who was mercifully killed at the hands of his own mother and her boyfriend, is the first of a tragic parade of children killed during lockdown. Sian Hedges, 27, and Jack Benham, 35, were sentenced to life in prison for the toddler's murder, who was beaten to death and discovered with evidence of cocaine and alcohol in his system after a nine-week appeal to Maidstone Crown Court. After the barbaric attack in Benham's caravan near Faversham, Kent, the child died on Nov 28.20, just days into the second Covid lockdown.

Sian Hedges' mother was arrested in connection with her son's horrific murder of Alfie Philips, as the 21-year-old and her ex-boyfriend were found guilty of murdering the 18-month-old. When Alfie Phillips was beaten to death and smothered by the evil pair, he sustained more than 70 injuries to his body. Sian Hedges, 27, and Jack Benham, 35, carried out a night of 'violent discipline' after calling Alfie 'whingey and upset.'

During the Tudum: A Global Fan Event, Netflix fans were sent into euphoric on Saturday as they revealed a first glance at Bridgerton season three.

As the cast, dressed in their stunning regency attire, was seen on Edward Street in Bath on Wednesday, filming for Bridgerton's third season is well underway. As they rode through the town's historic streets for the forthcoming scenes, cast members sat in horse drawn carriages. It comes after it was revealed that filming for the third series had been suspended after bosses believed that some of the storylines had gone 'too dark.'

On Tuesday, Bridgerton's third series revived filming at Bath's historic Royal Crescent, with actors descendeding on the scene for the famous filming. Multiple cast members were seen arriving on the set to restart filming on the Netflix hit in July, donning their best Regency attire. It comes after it was announced that filming for the third series had been suspended after bosses felt that some of the storylines had gone 'too dark.'

We had better news to hear: "Bridgerton" season 3 filming is officially underway, so Lady Whistledown had better be on standby. On July 20, Netflix unveiled a teaser video starring Nicola Coughlan, Jonathan Bailey, Adjoa Andoh, and Luke Newton. Everyone in the video holds two fingers and then adds a third to indicate that they have moved from season two to three. Newton, a Colin, opens the door to reveal Coughlan, who plays Penelope, as she announces the good news we've all been waiting for, with Newton announcing, "Let's Go."