News about Trisha Goddard

You may imagine the perfect first date should include flowers, candles and perhaps some sultry background music to set the mood. My (Julie Silver, pictured left) first date must-have, however, is something rather different: a list of 20 questions for any potential suitor, enabling me efficiently to weed out any dating duds, and easily identify those precious 'keepers'. Among other things, my dating questionnaire allows me to discover whether my potential Mr Right likes quinoa or chips, is in bed by 9.30pm, like myself, and, vitally, whether he speaks kindly of his mother.

In stark contrast, nicotine delivers an immediate mood-boost strong enough to coax smokers into craving another cigarette, leaving them hooked for life. Opioids like heroin and alcohol work in similar fashion. But when it comes to nitrous oxide, sometimes called laughing gas or nos, and sold in little silver cannisters that litter the streets, former users have described it as 'more addictive than cocaine'. TV star Trisha Goddard 's daughter Billie Dee strikingly called it 'more addictive than any other drug I'd known'.

Exhausted after a long week at work, Billie Dee would return to her London flat on a Friday evening, kick off her shoes and try to relax. Stressed and unhappy - having recently split from her long-term boyfriend - the then 26-year-old could no longer afford to go out with friends. The drinking and partying that she had turned to in the past to ease any pain were far beyond her reach. Instead, the young woman turned to the cheapest way she knew to unwind - nitrous oxide gas, or 'nos', in balloons.

Known recreationally as 'laughing gas', 'hippy crack' or 'nos' the drug inhaled, commonly via balloon, to create a temporary feeling of relaxation and euphoria. But now nitrous oxide - sometimes called 'laughing gas', 'hippy crack' or 'nos' - is quickly going out of fashion. Usage rates have halved in the wake of the pandemic, official figures suggest. The downturn comes amid a spate of deaths linked to the substance, sold in little silver cannisters that litter the streets, and typically inhaled though a balloon just like helium. Business student Ellen Mercer, 24, from Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire, became the latest confirmed casualty of nitrous oxide use. Yesterday an inquest heard how Ms Mercer, who died in hospital last February, was ordering huge bottles of the drug up to three times a day. Some former addicts have shared how they went through up to 500 cannisters in a weekend, describing it as 'more addictive than cocaine'.

After scheduling a wedding date just a month after undergoing emergency hip surgery, Trisha Goddard has admitted that she feared she would marry Allen'in a Zimmer frame.' Following a fall, the veteran broadcaster, 66, revealed on Monday that her incurable cancer had returned after cells were discovered in her hip, and that she is undergoing life-prolonging therapy. Speaking to Hello! Trisha revealed her husband's identity for the first time on social media, having previously kept his name and profile private.

Since announcing with the world that her incurable breast cancer has returned, Trisha Goddard has been overwhelmed with love from fans. On Sunday, the television presenter, 66, announced that her cancer returned to her nexus and that she is undergoing life-prolonging therapy as there is no cure. Following her 'heartbreaking' admission, fans have flooded the TV star with support on X, formerly known as Twitter, urging the actress to'keep fighting and keep fighting'.

Trisha Goddard has confirmed her breast cancer has returned and although there is no cure, she is undergoing life-prolonging therapy. Since cells were discovered in her hip after a fall, the television presenter, 66, now has secondary breast cancer, also known as metastatic or stage 4 breast cancer. She hold Hello! Since finding the news 19 months ago, a woman said she was speaking out in order to remove the burden from her shoulders.

Trisha Goddard (pictured) has announced that her cancer has returned, and that there is no cure. The 66-year-old woman, who lives in America with her husband, is now receiving life-prolonging medication for the disease, but she kept it private at the time. She was first diagnosed with cancer in 2008, but after therapy, she was given the all-clear. After cells were found in her hip following a fall, she has been diagnosed with secondary breast cancer also known as metastatic or stage 4 breast cancer. Trisha, a former actress who appeared in a Hello interview, says she is making her news public because she felt she should shed the burden of carrying the news, something she had been doing for 19 months.

Trisha Goddard has revealed that her breast cancer has returned and that although there is no cure, she is still undergoing life-prolonging therapy. The TV presenter, 66, who was first diagnosed with the condition in 2008, has confirmed she would speak out in order to shed the burden of the mystery. Telling Hello! I can't lie, but I can't keep making up stories.' It's approaching a point, after a year and a half, where keeping a mystery becomes more of a burden than anything else.'

After 'one of her life's toughest years,' Libby Clegg has reported that she has split from her fiancé Dan Powell. On Tuesday, the Paralympic gold medalist, 33, who appeared on Dancing On Ice in 2020, took to Instagram to announce that she is raising her son as a single parent. The sprinter wrote: 'Many of you may not know this, but 2023 was one of the most difficult years of my life,' the sprinter said alongside a snapshot of herself and her son Edward.'

A married couple who have been skating on Ice for 13 years have been barred from the forthcoming series, claiming that they are struggling to comply with the show's changes. Alexandra Schauman, a former Finn, now 43, has collaborated with celebrities such as Sam Nixon, Todd Carty, and James Jordan, who won in 2019. Trisha Goddard, Myleene Klass, and Beth Tweddle, who made the final in 2014, have been wedded to Lukasz Rozycki, now 44 years old, have been traveling to Lukasz Rozycki, Poland.

As she dined out with a mystery man at Scott's in Mayfair on Saturday evening, the television actress, 64, ate with a leopard print cane. As she entered the restaurant with the gentleman, the host, who revealed she had married her boyfriend last year, arrived in a black padded jacket.

On Saturday, Sab Samuel, whose drag name is Aida H Dee, hosted three Drag Queen Story Hour UK readings in Tate, England, while about 30 far-right demonstrators gathered outside (right), though none of the central London art gallery's activities were interrupted. Mr Samuel has referred to himself as a "role model" and said his findings would act as a "catalyst" for young people to begin "living their true selves." He said that drag readings for children were "an important issue," but that protesters had completely blown them out of proportion. 'I believe a lot of these people think I'm something that I'm actually not,' he said. His hope is that his books will save the children from having the 'horrendous mental battle' they endured as he grew up.

There was no day without drama in the Cape Town villa, and Tanyel Revan's grafting boots were left at the door on Thursday, which was no exception. Following her somewhat inevitable decision to reconnect with Lana Jenkins, she found herself in a helpless situation. Worse followed as potential love interest Jordan Odofin opted for Ellie Spence, a surprise move that culminated in her unexpected departure.

On Thursday night, Love Island experienced dramatic scenes as Shaq Muhammed chastised Ron Hall for not helping with the kitchen. The boys were led by Shaq to wash the dishes and tidying up afterwards, after the episode had earlier seen all the lads cook their ladies a three-course meal. However, Ron was nowhere to be seen and instead enjoyed a chat with the girls by the firepit

On Thursday's episode, Love Island viewers became unimpressed with Shaq Mohammad, who accused him of being a gossip. Shortly after Tanyel Revan was escorted from the villa, the 24-year-old was seen talking with some of the other boys about Ron Hall. Ron had been in a friendship with Tanyel but decided to marry Lana Jenkins after they recently rekindled their romance.

Ekin-Su Culculoglu has revealed that she has previous skating experience ahead of her appearance on the upcoming series of Dancing On Ice, which starts next Sunday. One of her strengths, according to the Love Island actress, 28, who won the ITV dating series in 2022, is also being'very competitive.' Ekin-Su admitted she used to ice skate, saying: 'I skated when I was a kid but it's been ages since I skated, you forget don't you?During the pandemic I forgot how to walk because we were stuck inside for two years!'

Leigh Francis has filmed a new pilot episode to relaunch Bo' Selecta for Channel 4 - 13 years after it was last seen. It comes just weeks after singer Craig David, 41, was chastised for presenting a "racist" representation of him in the sketch show, which aired between 2002 and 2009. Following backlash from Craig and Trisha Goddard, the comedian, now 49, who impersonated latex masks, all four episodes of the show were pulled back in 2020.

As he joked his 'giant feet' may be a challenge, Darren Harriott has confirmed he's signed up for the latest series of Dancing On Ice. The comedian, 34, joined Trisha Goddard on Talk TV, where he said: 'I've got giant feet, I don't skate and I can't dance!My family has already made bets - they're making bets that I'll fall on the first episode!'

Trisha Goddard, a British viewer attending the Queen's funeral on CNN, was left stunned as Trisha Goddard was roped in to deliver 'expert opinion.' Host Don Lemon, Zain Asher, and Julia Chatterley appeared on the American network for five hours of live coverage. Kate Williams, a fellow British historian and CNN's royal historian, also gave insights alongside CNN royal commentator Sally Bedell Smith, while journalists Anderson Cooper and Erin Burnett led the London coverage.

On Monday, the TV actress, 64, announced that she and her partner tied the knot over the weekend on Instagram. After being in Connecticut together since March last year, she has known her mystery man for four years and the two became engaged in January.

To set the mood, you might imagine that the perfect first date should include flowers, candles, and perhaps some sultry background music. My (Julie Silver, pictured left) first date must-have is something quite different: a list of 20 questions for any potential suitor that allows me to quickly identify those coveted 'keepers' on a spreadsheet, enabling me to quickly determine those coveted 'keepers'. Among other things, my dating questionnaire helps me determine whether my potential Mr Right likes quinoa or chips is asleep by 9.30 p.m., and, in particular, whether he speaks sympathetically of his mother.