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Nicole Scherzinger may be replacing Rita Ora as a coach on 'The Voice UK'.
The 37-year-old former 'X Factor' judge is a "front runner" for the job, so could be swapping TV talent shows with the 24-year-old 'Poison' singer. The 'Don't Hold Your Breath' singer is flying into the UK this week for talks with BBC chiefs, after 'The Voice UK' judge Will.i.am has sung her praises.
A BBC source said: "Nicole is meeting with some of the top producers on The Voice this week to discuss the prospect of her replacing Rita.
"Will.i.am, who is our most popular coach, is very close friends with Nicole and has been lobbying hard for her to join the panel. Andrew Lloyd Webber has also sung her praises because of her talent and passion for mentoring young acts.
"We're not planning to make a formal decision until the end of the summer but this will very much make Nicole a front runner."
The BBC insider has also insisted that the fact that Nicole has been on 'The X Factor' previously isn't an issue.
Speaking to The Sun newspaper, the source added: "Nicole is very experienced and popular.
"Her team believe she's distanced herself from X Factor enough while she's concentrated on her solo music career to be able to join another show. She definitely wants to do it."
Nicole Scherzinger to join The Voice?
Nicole Scherzinger may be replacing Rita Ora as a coach on 'The Voice UK'.
The 37-year-old former 'X Factor' judge is a "front runner" for the job, so could be swapping TV talent shows with the 24-year-old 'Poison' singer. The 'Don't Hold Your Breath' singer is flying into the UK this week for talks with BBC chiefs, after 'The Voice UK' judge Will.i.am has sung her praises.
A BBC source said: "Nicole is meeting with some of the top producers on The Voice this week to discuss the prospect of her replacing Rita.
"Will.i.am, who is our most popular coach, is very close friends with Nicole and has been lobbying hard for her to join the panel. Andrew Lloyd Webber has also sung her praises because of her talent and passion for mentoring young acts.
"We're not planning to make a formal decision until the end of the summer but this will very much make Nicole a front runner."
The BBC insider has also insisted that the fact that Nicole has been on 'The X Factor' previously isn't an issue.
Speaking to The Sun newspaper, the source added: "Nicole is very experienced and popular.
"Her team believe she's distanced herself from X Factor enough while she's concentrated on her solo music career to be able to join another show. She definitely wants to do it."
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Mark Wright finds married life "amazing".
The 28-year-old reality star-turned-presenter tied the knot with actress Michelle Keegan last month and he is loving every second of their new life together.
He said: "It's just an amazing feeling - I've had an amazing month, it's been great.
"I'm married now and it's a settling feeling and it's good. I enjoyed the planning and I'm enjoying the aftermath too."
Though he and Michelle are very happy together, the couple have no plans to have children just yet.
Mark said: "We're just keen to enjoy [married life] but I'd like to be a dad one day."
Mark also revealed the newlyweds were joined for part of their honeymoon by his family and he found it "great" having them there.
He said: "They just turned up for the last couple of days because we spent a couple of weeks on our own first
"Then they came out for a couple of days to celebrate, which was amazing."
Mark first shot to fame as a cast member on 'The Only Way Is Essex' before quitting to compete on 'I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!' and he can't believe how much his life has changed since.
He told New! magazine: "It has changed massively. It's been a bit of a whirlwind and has been amazing - I've gone from going on 'TOWIE' to being out in the jungle to hosting TV shows and hosting radio.
"My career's going well at the moment, I'm really enjoying myself."
Mark Wright: Married life is amazing
Mark Wright finds married life "amazing".
The 28-year-old reality star-turned-presenter tied the knot with actress Michelle Keegan last month and he is loving every second of their new life together.
He said: "It's just an amazing feeling - I've had an amazing month, it's been great.
"I'm married now and it's a settling feeling and it's good. I enjoyed the planning and I'm enjoying the aftermath too."
Though he and Michelle are very happy together, the couple have no plans to have children just yet.
Mark said: "We're just keen to enjoy [married life] but I'd like to be a dad one day."
Mark also revealed the newlyweds were joined for part of their honeymoon by his family and he found it "great" having them there.
He said: "They just turned up for the last couple of days because we spent a couple of weeks on our own first
"Then they came out for a couple of days to celebrate, which was amazing."
Mark first shot to fame as a cast member on 'The Only Way Is Essex' before quitting to compete on 'I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!' and he can't believe how much his life has changed since.
He told New! magazine: "It has changed massively. It's been a bit of a whirlwind and has been amazing - I've gone from going on 'TOWIE' to being out in the jungle to hosting TV shows and hosting radio.
"My career's going well at the moment, I'm really enjoying myself."
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Gemma Collins insists her departure from 'The Only Way Is Essex' was a "mutual decision".
The 34-year-old star - who was reportedly suspended from the show by bosses earlier this month - claims she walked off the set because filming a confrontational scene with Vas Morgan and Lauren Pope become "too much" for her.
Gemma is said to have stormed off during filming shortly after learning her mother, chronic osteoarthritis sufferer Joan's health was deteriorating and was given leave from the show to spend time with her.
She said: "To hear that [about my mum] and then have to film a scene with Vas and Lauren [Pope] attacking me was too much. I had to walk away.
"I didn't want to break down and cry about my mum in front of the cast and crew.
"[Producers] let me take 10 days off to have a break with my mum.
"It was a mutual decision. They all understood that I wasn't happy and wasn't myself. I'm glad I've had some time off. I love 'TOWIE' and 'TOWIE' loves me."
Gemma also hit out at claims she is a "diva" on set.
She added to Star magazine: "I've had enough of being labelled this massive diva. It's hurtful when people call me a monster. I'm a 34-year-old girl caring for her mum and trying to hold down a career.
"It's not true [that I'm a diva or bully]. I've never said I'd a supermodel, I'm just a normal girl. I don't want people to think I'm horrible, I'm really not. I've got a good heart."
Gemma Collins’ TOWIE exit was ‘mutual decision’
Gemma Collins insists her departure from 'The Only Way Is Essex' was a "mutual decision".
The 34-year-old star - who was reportedly suspended from the show by bosses earlier this month - claims she walked off the set because filming a confrontational scene with Vas Morgan and Lauren Pope become "too much" for her.
Gemma is said to have stormed off during filming shortly after learning her mother, chronic osteoarthritis sufferer Joan's health was deteriorating and was given leave from the show to spend time with her.
She said: "To hear that [about my mum] and then have to film a scene with Vas and Lauren [Pope] attacking me was too much. I had to walk away.
"I didn't want to break down and cry about my mum in front of the cast and crew.
"[Producers] let me take 10 days off to have a break with my mum.
"It was a mutual decision. They all understood that I wasn't happy and wasn't myself. I'm glad I've had some time off. I love 'TOWIE' and 'TOWIE' loves me."
Gemma also hit out at claims she is a "diva" on set.
She added to Star magazine: "I've had enough of being labelled this massive diva. It's hurtful when people call me a monster. I'm a 34-year-old girl caring for her mum and trying to hold down a career.
"It's not true [that I'm a diva or bully]. I've never said I'd a supermodel, I'm just a normal girl. I don't want people to think I'm horrible, I'm really not. I've got a good heart."
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Helen Flanagan has given birth to her first child.
The former 'Coronation Street' beauty was reportedly two weeks over her due date but gave birth to her and boyfriend Scott Sinclair's healthy baby yesterday (29.06.15).
A pal told The Sun newspaper: "Helen gave birth on Monday in Birmingham, and she is still there recovering. It is hoped that she'll be back home in a day or so.
"It is very exciting for them, and both their families."
No other details about the baby have been released yet.
Helen was expected to have the child in mid-June but after the date passed, doctors agreed to induce her.
A source added: "Helen was hoping to have the baby naturally, but the doctors decided it was best to induce. She is exhausted but doing well."
Meanwhile, Helen previously admitted she was the "happiest I've ever been" and her and Scott were considering marriage in the future.
She said: "We'll definitely get married at some point. Scott knows what type of ring I want - one with a huge rock on it."
Helen Flanagan gives birth
Helen Flanagan has given birth to her first child.
The former 'Coronation Street' beauty was reportedly two weeks over her due date but gave birth to her and boyfriend Scott Sinclair's healthy baby yesterday (29.06.15).
A pal told The Sun newspaper: "Helen gave birth on Monday in Birmingham, and she is still there recovering. It is hoped that she'll be back home in a day or so.
"It is very exciting for them, and both their families."
No other details about the baby have been released yet.
Helen was expected to have the child in mid-June but after the date passed, doctors agreed to induce her.
A source added: "Helen was hoping to have the baby naturally, but the doctors decided it was best to induce. She is exhausted but doing well."
Meanwhile, Helen previously admitted she was the "happiest I've ever been" and her and Scott were considering marriage in the future.
She said: "We'll definitely get married at some point. Scott knows what type of ring I want - one with a huge rock on it."
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Ken Barlow is left with "colossal anger" toward his daughter Tracey after he discovers she is the reason he lost out on time with his wife before her death in a new 'Coronation Street' storyline.
The character - played by Bill Roache, 81 - finds out that Deirdre stayed away from Weatherfield because she was so ashamed that Tracey had embarked on an affair with her best friend Liz McDonald's partner Tony Stewart (Terence Maynard), leaving grieving Ken deeply upset and furious.
Bill revealed: "When he hears the real reason she stayed away he gets very angry, because he has been deprived of the last few weeks and months of life with the person he loves, all because Tracy misbehaved.
"Ken has this double emotion to deal with - tremendous grief at the loss of Deirdre, and colossal anger at Tracy."
Deirdre - played by Anne Kirkbride, who sadly passed away from breast cancer in January - will be written out of the soap this week when Liz (Beverley Callard) arrives at Ken's home interrupting preparations for his beloved wife's return home from her extended break and her surprise 60th birthday party, to share the devastating news she has passed away.
And Bill admitted that he felt the loss of both Anne and Deirdre when his character was given Dierdre's famous specs that she wore for decades on 'Coronation Street'.
Speaking to website Mirror.co.uk, he added: "From an acting point of view, it made it totally simple and totally believable and very easy to play. From the grieving and sadness point of view, it made it totally real."
Corrie’s Ken Barlow will be enraged by Tracey
Ken Barlow is left with "colossal anger" toward his daughter Tracey after he discovers she is the reason he lost out on time with his wife before her death in a new 'Coronation Street' storyline.
The character - played by Bill Roache, 81 - finds out that Deirdre stayed away from Weatherfield because she was so ashamed that Tracey had embarked on an affair with her best friend Liz McDonald's partner Tony Stewart (Terence Maynard), leaving grieving Ken deeply upset and furious.
Bill revealed: "When he hears the real reason she stayed away he gets very angry, because he has been deprived of the last few weeks and months of life with the person he loves, all because Tracy misbehaved.
"Ken has this double emotion to deal with - tremendous grief at the loss of Deirdre, and colossal anger at Tracy."
Deirdre - played by Anne Kirkbride, who sadly passed away from breast cancer in January - will be written out of the soap this week when Liz (Beverley Callard) arrives at Ken's home interrupting preparations for his beloved wife's return home from her extended break and her surprise 60th birthday party, to share the devastating news she has passed away.
And Bill admitted that he felt the loss of both Anne and Deirdre when his character was given Dierdre's famous specs that she wore for decades on 'Coronation Street'.
Speaking to website Mirror.co.uk, he added: "From an acting point of view, it made it totally simple and totally believable and very easy to play. From the grieving and sadness point of view, it made it totally real."
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Rebecca Front was sent to "Synth School" to learn how to act like a robot in TV show 'Humans'.
The 51-year-old actress - who is married and has teenage children Oliver and Tilly - stars as a synthetic nurse alongside Gemma Chan and Tom Goodman-Hill in the new Channel 4 drama, which is based in a future reality where every family owns a robot servant that looks eerily life-like.
Front and the other actors portraying the AI had to attend a robot training camp where they practised how to move their arms and eyebrows to differentiate them from the real humans.
Speaking to Radio Times magazine, she said: "It was all done with enormous attention to detail. They sent all the synths off to 'Synth School' with a movement expert. It was enormous fun - like going back to drama school.
"We had to relearn everything, starting from the basics. From the breathing, the blinking, where you hand your arms - it was the most fascinating things to get to grips with. It was quite daunting conveying (emotions) without all of the thing that you would normally use to show that you were getting cross. I had to just do it physically - without raising my eyebrows, or huffing and puffing. That was my challenge. When my husband saw it he said he couldn't tell the difference!"
Front believes it's only a matter of time before the premise of the programme becomes reality because the human race is already surrounding itself with masses of technology such as smart phones.
She said: "I find it terrifying that we've already let these things into our homes; its just that - for the moment - they're in a different shape."
Rebecca Front’s robot training
Rebecca Front was sent to "Synth School" to learn how to act like a robot in TV show 'Humans'.
The 51-year-old actress - who is married and has teenage children Oliver and Tilly - stars as a synthetic nurse alongside Gemma Chan and Tom Goodman-Hill in the new Channel 4 drama, which is based in a future reality where every family owns a robot servant that looks eerily life-like.
Front and the other actors portraying the AI had to attend a robot training camp where they practised how to move their arms and eyebrows to differentiate them from the real humans.
Speaking to Radio Times magazine, she said: "It was all done with enormous attention to detail. They sent all the synths off to 'Synth School' with a movement expert. It was enormous fun - like going back to drama school.
"We had to relearn everything, starting from the basics. From the breathing, the blinking, where you hand your arms - it was the most fascinating things to get to grips with. It was quite daunting conveying (emotions) without all of the thing that you would normally use to show that you were getting cross. I had to just do it physically - without raising my eyebrows, or huffing and puffing. That was my challenge. When my husband saw it he said he couldn't tell the difference!"
Front believes it's only a matter of time before the premise of the programme becomes reality because the human race is already surrounding itself with masses of technology such as smart phones.
She said: "I find it terrifying that we've already let these things into our homes; its just that - for the moment - they're in a different shape."
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'Top Gear' is in the running to be named Best Entertainment Show at the TV Choice Awards.
The BBC motoring series - which used to be presented by Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May before Clarkson was dropped following a fracas with a producer - will be up against 'Ant And Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway' and 'The Graham Norton Show' at the annual ceremony.
TV Choice and Total TV Guide's editor-in-chief Jon Peake said: "'Top Gear' is a big hit with our readers. Ant and Dec are also very popular and can do no wrong with our readers absolutely adoring them, so coming head-to-head with Ant and Dec could mean it's a fight to the death."
The exiting 'Top Gear' trio have now been replaced by BBC Radio 2 DJ Chris Evans, who is currently putting together a new team of co-hosts, for a new series due to air next year, while Clarkson, May and Hammond are believed to be working on a new car programme.
Other notable nominees include Aidan Turner who is up for the Best Actor award for his performance in 'Poldark' and he will battle
'Doctor Who' star Peter Capaldi, 'Broadchurch' lead David Tennant and James Nesbitt for his role in 'The Missing'.
Aidan's co-star Eleanor Tomlinson - who played his screen wife Demelza Poldark - made the shortlist for Best Actress and is up against Sheridan Smith, Olivia Colman and Jenna-Louise Coleman in the category.
'Poldark' has been nominated as Best New Drama along with 'Cilla' - ITV's biopic about Cilla Black - 'Ordinary Lies' and 'The Missing'.
Julian Fellowes' period drama 'Downton Abbey' is among the shows vying for Best Drama Series with 'Broadchurch', 'Last Tango In Halifax' and 'The Musketeers'.
The Best Soap Actor category will once again be hotly contested as 'EastEnders' stars Danny Dyer and Adam Woodyatt take on Coronation Street's Simon Gregson and Emmerdale actor Aaron Livesy, while EastEnders' actress Kellie Bright faces Emmerdale's Natalie Anderson, Coronation Street's Alison King and Hollyoaks' Nikki Sanderson for the Best Soap Actress prize.
Lenny Henry will host the TV Choice Awards and the star-studded event which take place at the London Hilton Park Lane hotel on September 7.
TVChoice Awards 2015 full list of nominees:
Best Drama Series:
Broadchurch
Downton Abbey
Last Tango In Halifax
The Musketeers
Best New Drama:
Cilla
The Missing
Ordinary Lies
Poldark
Best Family Drama:
Call The Midwife
Casualty
Doctor Who
Holby City
Best Entertainment Show:
Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway
Celebrity Juice
The Graham Norton Show
Top Gear
Best Factual Entertainment Show:
Gogglebox
One Born Every Minute
Paul O'Grady: For The Love Of Dogs
The Supervet
Best International Show:
The Big Bang Theory (E4)
Game Of Thrones (Sky Atlantic)
The Simpsons (Sky1)
The Walking Dead (Fox)
Best Food Show:
Gino's Italian Escape: A Taste Of The Sun
Mary Berry's Absolute Favourites
Saturday Kitchen
Sunday Brunch
Best Reality Show:
Big Brother/Celebrity Big Brother
I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!
The Island With Bear Grylls
The Only Way Is Essex
Best Comedy:
Benidorm (ITV)
Birds Of A Feather (ITV)
Peter Kay's Car Share (BBC1)
W1A (BBC2)
Best Talent Show:
Britain's Got Talent
The Great British Bake Off
Strictly Come Dancing
The X Factor
Best Daytime Show:
The Jeremy Kyle Show
Judge Rinder
Pointless
This Morning
Best Actor:
Peter Capaldi Doctor Who
James Nesbitt The Missing
David Tennant Broadchurch
Aidan Turner Poldark
Best Actress:
Jenna Coleman Doctor Who
Olivia Colman Broadchurch
Sheridan Smith Cilla
Eleanor Tomlinson Poldark
Best Soap Actor:
Danny Dyer
Mick Carter EastEnders (BBC1)
Simon Gregson
Steve McDonald Coronation Street (ITV)
Danny Miller
Aaron Livesy Emmerdale (ITV)
Adam Woodyatt
Ian Beale EastEnders (BBC1)
Best Soap Actress:
Natalie Anderson
Alicia Metcalfe Emmerdale (ITV)
Kellie Bright
Linda Carter EastEnders (BBC1)
Alison King
Carla Connor Coronation Street (ITV)
Nikki Sanderson
Maxine Minniver Hollyoaks (C4)
Best Soap Newcomer:
Lucy Fallon
Bethany Platt Coronation Street (ITV)
Davood Ghadami
Kush Kazemi EastEnders (BBC1)
Ryan Hawley
Robert Sugden Emmerdale (ITV)
Sean Ward
Callum Logan Coronation Street (ITV)
Best Soap:
Coronation Street (ITV)
EastEnders (BBC1)
Emmerdale (ITV)
Hollyoaks (C4)
Top Gear up for TV Choice Award
'Top Gear' is in the running to be named Best Entertainment Show at the TV Choice Awards.
The BBC motoring series - which used to be presented by Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May before Clarkson was dropped following a fracas with a producer - will be up against 'Ant And Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway' and 'The Graham Norton Show' at the annual ceremony.
TV Choice and Total TV Guide's editor-in-chief Jon Peake said: "'Top Gear' is a big hit with our readers. Ant and Dec are also very popular and can do no wrong with our readers absolutely adoring them, so coming head-to-head with Ant and Dec could mean it's a fight to the death."
The exiting 'Top Gear' trio have now been replaced by BBC Radio 2 DJ Chris Evans, who is currently putting together a new team of co-hosts, for a new series due to air next year, while Clarkson, May and Hammond are believed to be working on a new car programme.
Other notable nominees include Aidan Turner who is up for the Best Actor award for his performance in 'Poldark' and he will battle
'Doctor Who' star Peter Capaldi, 'Broadchurch' lead David Tennant and James Nesbitt for his role in 'The Missing'.
Aidan's co-star Eleanor Tomlinson - who played his screen wife Demelza Poldark - made the shortlist for Best Actress and is up against Sheridan Smith, Olivia Colman and Jenna-Louise Coleman in the category.
'Poldark' has been nominated as Best New Drama along with 'Cilla' - ITV's biopic about Cilla Black - 'Ordinary Lies' and 'The Missing'.
Julian Fellowes' period drama 'Downton Abbey' is among the shows vying for Best Drama Series with 'Broadchurch', 'Last Tango In Halifax' and 'The Musketeers'.
The Best Soap Actor category will once again be hotly contested as 'EastEnders' stars Danny Dyer and Adam Woodyatt take on Coronation Street's Simon Gregson and Emmerdale actor Aaron Livesy, while EastEnders' actress Kellie Bright faces Emmerdale's Natalie Anderson, Coronation Street's Alison King and Hollyoaks' Nikki Sanderson for the Best Soap Actress prize.
Lenny Henry will host the TV Choice Awards and the star-studded event which take place at the London Hilton Park Lane hotel on September 7.
TVChoice Awards 2015 full list of nominees:
Best Drama Series:
Broadchurch
Downton Abbey
Last Tango In Halifax
The Musketeers
Best New Drama:
Cilla
The Missing
Ordinary Lies
Poldark
Best Family Drama:
Call The Midwife
Casualty
Doctor Who
Holby City
Best Entertainment Show:
Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway
Celebrity Juice
The Graham Norton Show
Top Gear
Best Factual Entertainment Show:
Gogglebox
One Born Every Minute
Paul O'Grady: For The Love Of Dogs
The Supervet
Best International Show:
The Big Bang Theory (E4)
Game Of Thrones (Sky Atlantic)
The Simpsons (Sky1)
The Walking Dead (Fox)
Best Food Show:
Gino's Italian Escape: A Taste Of The Sun
Mary Berry's Absolute Favourites
Saturday Kitchen
Sunday Brunch
Best Reality Show:
Big Brother/Celebrity Big Brother
I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!
The Island With Bear Grylls
The Only Way Is Essex
Best Comedy:
Benidorm (ITV)
Birds Of A Feather (ITV)
Peter Kay's Car Share (BBC1)
W1A (BBC2)
Best Talent Show:
Britain's Got Talent
The Great British Bake Off
Strictly Come Dancing
The X Factor
Best Daytime Show:
The Jeremy Kyle Show
Judge Rinder
Pointless
This Morning
Best Actor:
Peter Capaldi Doctor Who
James Nesbitt The Missing
David Tennant Broadchurch
Aidan Turner Poldark
Best Actress:
Jenna Coleman Doctor Who
Olivia Colman Broadchurch
Sheridan Smith Cilla
Eleanor Tomlinson Poldark
Best Soap Actor:
Danny Dyer
Mick Carter EastEnders (BBC1)
Simon Gregson
Steve McDonald Coronation Street (ITV)
Danny Miller
Aaron Livesy Emmerdale (ITV)
Adam Woodyatt
Ian Beale EastEnders (BBC1)
Best Soap Actress:
Natalie Anderson
Alicia Metcalfe Emmerdale (ITV)
Kellie Bright
Linda Carter EastEnders (BBC1)
Alison King
Carla Connor Coronation Street (ITV)
Nikki Sanderson
Maxine Minniver Hollyoaks (C4)
Best Soap Newcomer:
Lucy Fallon
Bethany Platt Coronation Street (ITV)
Davood Ghadami
Kush Kazemi EastEnders (BBC1)
Ryan Hawley
Robert Sugden Emmerdale (ITV)
Sean Ward
Callum Logan Coronation Street (ITV)
Best Soap:
Coronation Street (ITV)
EastEnders (BBC1)
Emmerdale (ITV)
Hollyoaks (C4)
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'Big Brother' contestant Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace was forced to nominate two of her housemates for eviction in a dramatic face-to-face vote last night (29.06.15).
Marc O'Neill, Jack McDermott, Sam Kay and dominatrix Harry Amelia are all facing the public vote after being chosen by their fellow housemates.
However, while the rest of the contestants were left to make their nominations in private both Aisleyne and Nick Henderson were told to select the potential evictees in front of their co-stars, both opting for Marc and Harry.
Explaining her decision, Aisleyne claimed the pair had contributed to her close friend Brian Belo's shock decision to exit the 'Big Brother' house last week.
She said: "I feel like a very close friend of mine - who's a gentle giant - scaled a wall, because he felt pressure from two particular housemates."
When Marc tried to defend himself, she retorted: "This one is getting on my f*****g nerves. Why don't you just take it on the chin?'
Before adding of Harry: "She's f**king hard work."
Meanwhile, contestant Danny Wisker - who previously admitted he had feelings for Aisleyne and even slept in the same bed as her - confessed he had changed his mind about the former glamour model and insisted he had no intention of making a habit out of it.
Speaking to Chloe Wilbur, he said: "Aiselyne stayed in my bed last night - but I don't want to do it all the time."
Big Brother’s Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace makes face to face vote
'Big Brother' contestant Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace was forced to nominate two of her housemates for eviction in a dramatic face-to-face vote last night (29.06.15).
Marc O'Neill, Jack McDermott, Sam Kay and dominatrix Harry Amelia are all facing the public vote after being chosen by their fellow housemates.
However, while the rest of the contestants were left to make their nominations in private both Aisleyne and Nick Henderson were told to select the potential evictees in front of their co-stars, both opting for Marc and Harry.
Explaining her decision, Aisleyne claimed the pair had contributed to her close friend Brian Belo's shock decision to exit the 'Big Brother' house last week.
She said: "I feel like a very close friend of mine - who's a gentle giant - scaled a wall, because he felt pressure from two particular housemates."
When Marc tried to defend himself, she retorted: "This one is getting on my f*****g nerves. Why don't you just take it on the chin?'
Before adding of Harry: "She's f**king hard work."
Meanwhile, contestant Danny Wisker - who previously admitted he had feelings for Aisleyne and even slept in the same bed as her - confessed he had changed his mind about the former glamour model and insisted he had no intention of making a habit out of it.
Speaking to Chloe Wilbur, he said: "Aiselyne stayed in my bed last night - but I don't want to do it all the time."
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JB Gill is to present a five-part children's show on his farm.
The 25-year-old singer - who starred in pop group JLS alongside Marvin Humes, Aston Merrygold and Oritsé Williams - bought the property in Orpington, Kent four years ago and is set to open his doors to welcome the CBeebies cameras for 'Down On The Farm'.
JB - whose real name is Jonathan Benjamin - explained: "I spend a lot of time on the farm, so it will be great to share this experience with the CBeebies audience.
"This is a really exciting venture for me, and I look forward to learning more about farming throughout the show."
The programme will see JB explore the world of farming alongside fellow presenter Storm Huntley.
Kay Benbow, the Controller of CBeebies, said: "It's fantastic to be able to add JB and Storm to the CBeebies family while educating our viewers.
"It will feed their inquisitiveness about the origins of their food, and will hopefully inspire the next generation of farmers."
Following JLS' split in 2013, JB has been spending more time with his animals and has revealed he considers himself to be a full-time farmhand.
Speaking in 2014, he said: "I am a fully-fledged farmer now.
"If this year is a success I hope to breed turkeys for years to come."
JB Gill to present children’s TV show
JB Gill is to present a five-part children's show on his farm.
The 25-year-old singer - who starred in pop group JLS alongside Marvin Humes, Aston Merrygold and Oritsé Williams - bought the property in Orpington, Kent four years ago and is set to open his doors to welcome the CBeebies cameras for 'Down On The Farm'.
JB - whose real name is Jonathan Benjamin - explained: "I spend a lot of time on the farm, so it will be great to share this experience with the CBeebies audience.
"This is a really exciting venture for me, and I look forward to learning more about farming throughout the show."
The programme will see JB explore the world of farming alongside fellow presenter Storm Huntley.
Kay Benbow, the Controller of CBeebies, said: "It's fantastic to be able to add JB and Storm to the CBeebies family while educating our viewers.
"It will feed their inquisitiveness about the origins of their food, and will hopefully inspire the next generation of farmers."
Following JLS' split in 2013, JB has been spending more time with his animals and has revealed he considers himself to be a full-time farmhand.
Speaking in 2014, he said: "I am a fully-fledged farmer now.
"If this year is a success I hope to breed turkeys for years to come."