Last season saw explosive arguments, affairs – and the show’s first ever gay marriage.
And now Married At First Sight UK is back – and this series promises to be more sexy, shocking and scandalous than ever before.
Ahead of the series seven launch, the 16 singletons who will be walking down the aisle have been revealed – with seven females and nine males making up the eight couples.
While the pairings are yet to be announced, the diverse line-up
Carol Vorderman recently stunned fans by unveiling her incredible abs in a pair of tiny shorts after dropping a dress size in two weeks following a fitness retreat in Portugal.
For years the presenter, 61, has set tongues wagging with her peachy posterior, repeatedly denying she’s had plastic surgery after unveiling a glamorous post-Countdown look.
Carol was first known for her dowdy looks while appearing on Channel 4’s Countdown, but in the early 2000s unveiled a svelte new appearance after
It’s been more than two decades since Queer As Folk first hit British TV screens.
But as an American reboot is set to launch in the UK on StarzPlay via Amazon Prime Video on July 1, FEMAIL looks at the where the original cast members of the ground-breaking Channel 4 series are now.
Russell T Davies’ iconic 90s show followed three British gay men living in Manchester’s gay village and originally aired for two seasons spanning 1999-2000.
The New Orleans-set
From a former Apprentice star to a sweethearts looking for a throuple, these are the people having threesomes on camera in a new Channel 4 show.
Open House: The Great Sex Experiment, which is set to air on Friday at 10pm on Channel 4, sees committed couples come to a luxury retreat to test whether opening up their relationships and having sex with other people can strengthen their bond.
While at the retreat, under the guidance of a psychologist, the
A mother-of-two broke down in tears as she was called ‘selfish’ because she wanted to buy a £18 chicken from the corner shop on Channel 4’s Simpler Life.
24 Britons appear on Channel 4’s The Simpler Life, which aired tonight, and saw technology-obsessed city-dwellers give up all the luxuries of modern life to live off the grid on a 40-acre farm in Devon with the help of an Amish family.
Among them was Penny Kasicki, 44, from south London, who
Grand Designs has become one of the nation’s staple television shows since it first aired 20 years ago.
With a new series of Grand Designs: The Street set to air on Channel 4 soon, a new group of self-builders will be braving projects which are ambitious, striking, and rarely go according to plan, often due to delays and unexpected costs that can push them significantly over budget.
New research Been Let Down, the professional negligence team at legal firm Bond
