News about Steven Frayne

Viewers are convinced they have found a crucial clue as to how Dynamo survived after being buried alive in a 6ft grave. On Thursday, the magician, 40, whose real name is Steven Frayne, performed his terrifying 'final act' under his stage name live on Sky's Dynamo Is Dead. Dynamo had three minutes to dig himself out of five tonnes of soil before he would suffocate to death.

Since being buried alive on live television last night, Dynamo's last act under his stage name has been dubbed "truly spectacular." Steven Frayne, the magician's real name, returned to television screens for the first time since 2020 with the release of Dynamo Is Dead, a new one-off show on Sky. Viewers watched with bated breath as he lay in an empty grave before five tonnes of soil was poured over him and 'three vital minutes' began.

Dynamo has talked about his grandma's death and how it compelled it to perform his'most difficult' magic trick. The magician, 40, who real name is Steven Frayne, is back on TV screens for the first time since 2020 with the release of Dynamo Is Dead, a one-off series. The show is designed to shed the mystery surrounding the magician's mental health challenges, as well as a live segment where he will be buried under five tonnes of soil.

Dynamo (inset) will be seen walking in some rather sad footsteps as he bursts himself alive in front of millions of viewers later this week. The magician, Steven Frayne, is about to attempt a feat that some of magic's most popular names have failed to pull off. When Harry Houdini, a great American escapologist, was buried without a coffin below six feet of earth in 1915, he set the trend in 1915. But he panicked when digging his way out, and by the time his hand broke the surface, he was unconscious and had to be pulled free by his assistants. He did go on to make a modification to the 1926 (left), but the event was submerged in ponder. Alan Alan Alan, a British magician, attempted the stunt again in 1949, but he had to be rescued and was moments from death when he finally emerged, shaken but alive. Antony Britton (top right) of his countrymen had a go at this year, but he was also rescued by rescuers, with photographers documenting the moment his hand burst through the soil. David Blaine (bottom right) had more success with a twist on the 1999 stunt, which culminated in him spending a week underground in a see-through coffin.

Since he felt physically fit to perform but felt no joy from his job, the magician, Steven Frayne, said his life would devolve into a "vicious circle." You take magic away from a magician and you lose your sense of purpose,' he told The Sunday Times. In an emotional interview, the 40-year-old said he began to self-harm and suffered with an identity crisis, and that he had a hard time finding the courage to live: "I've at times lost the will to live." Dynamo Is Dead, a nearly four-year absence from the nation's television screens, with his last show airing in early 2020.

On Saturday night, Dynamo cosied up to wife Kelly Frayne as they made their first appearance together at the Adidas Originals party in London.

The list of snubbed aristocrats was longer than the King's sweeping Coronation robes, so eyebrows were raised at the'stars' who did not manage to bag invitations. Although dukes, peers, and swaths of the great and popular were refused a seat in Westminster Abbey, a parade of celebrities, including singer Katy Perry (left), actor Emma Thompson (top right), and television favorites Ant and Dec (bottom right) boasted their hottest tickets in town. However, royal followers were left scratching their heads over some of the lesser-known guests, such as Stereophonics guitarist Kelly Jones and drummer Nick Cave, nicknamed the 'dark lord' of goth rock 'n'. Many wondered why magician Dynamo, the real name, was presenter, and television host Jay Blades, who is best known for his appearance on the furniture restoring show Repair Shop, were on hand. One Twitter user jokingly that Charles does't have enough mates to invite Kelly Jones and Dynamo.' Dame Joanna Lumley (top right), the 77-year-old British actress, arrived wearing a navy gown with white lapels.

Viewers from around the world were keen to pick out the best moments from Westminster Abbey's glamorous ceremony this morning. Among them was the Princess Royal's huge feather hat, which seemed to block Prince Harry's view (left), who had been relegated to the row behind his relatives for the showpiece occasion. Many wondered if it was a deliberate move to'punish' the Duke of Sussex, who has been outspoken in his critique of the Royal Family in his autobiography Spare and new Netflix film. During Harry's marriage last year, some people likened it to the present. Fans of Prince Louis' right wave (inset) and the similarity between coronation anthem Zadok The Priest (inset) and the much-recognised song performed at the start of Champions League football matches went viral.

Dynamo the Magician appeared with Stereophonics singer Kelly Jones at Westminster Abbey as the hype built for the event. Many wondered why Dynamo, real name Steven Frayne, appeared in such a celebrity-studded line-up of guests, including Ant and Dec and Katy Perry. People took to Twitter in their droves to announce their inquiring about the guest's appearance at the festival. "Wonder what Dynamo and Kelly Jones from Stereophonics are having at the #Coronation do,' one person wrote.'

Ant and Dec, television presenters, are among the well-known celebrities who have been granted invitations to the Coronation of Saturday. The I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! As long-term supporters and "goodwill ambassadors" of the Prince's Trust, celebrities will attend the Westminster Abbey service. The two said they were'very proud' of their work with the charity, which was established by the monarch in 1976 to help homeless youth. Lionel Richie, the chairman of the trust's global ambassador group, is among the celebrity attendees at the official Coronation Concert later this day.