Amanda Holden, judge on Britain's Got Talent, has decided to buy a mansion in the sought-after village of Cobham, Surrey, instead of relocating to the United States as previously rumored. The house, which she sold for £5 million, is located in an affluent district that has been home to several celebrities, including Elton John, Ronnie Wood, Andy Murray, and Kate Winslet. The move will allow Holden to live a more semi-rural lifestyle while still having a convenient commute to London, where most of her work is based.
Layton Williams Reveals His Mystery Boyfriend
Strictly Come Dancing star Layton Williams has finally revealed the identity of his mystery boyfriend. Williams is dating James Harper, an actor and owner of a deli-cum-bar. The couple met at this year's Glastonbury festival and recently celebrated Harper's birthday together. A source revealed that Harper has been by Williams' side throughout his journey on Strictly, even traveling to Blackpool to watch him perform. The couple seems to be a perfect match.
Lucy Worsley Uncovers Surprising Facts About Arthur Conan Doyle
Lucy Worsley, presenter of the documentary series Unsolved Histories, delves into the life of Arthur Conan Doyle, the creator of Sherlock Holmes. Worsley is shocked to discover Conan Doyle's obsession with bodybuilding, which led him to keep a diary of his weight and follow strict workout regimes. She also reveals how Conan Doyle judged the UK's first posing show in 1901, where men flexed their muscles in leopard-print pants. The documentary, Killing Sherlock: The Case of Conan Doyle, airs on Sunday at 9pm.
Wolf Hall Returns for Second and Final Series
The highly anticipated second and final series of the Tudor drama Wolf Hall is set to return with a star-studded cast. BFG actor Mark Rylance will reprise his role as Thomas Cromwell, alongside Damian Lewis as King Henry VIII. Love Actually star Thomas Brodie-Sangster and Jonathan Pryce will also be returning for the six-part series. The show is based on the final novel in Hilary Mantel's award-winning trilogy about Thomas Cromwell and is currently filming across England and Wales.
James May Embarks on Extraordinary Adventure in India
James May, former Top Gear presenter, has set off on an extraordinary adventure in India for his Amazon Prime series. He will travel 3,000 miles from Mumbai to the Sundarbans forest, exploring cities like Udaipur, Delhi, and Agra along the way. May's journey will include visits to famous landmarks like the Taj Mahal, as well as unique experiences such as crafting cricket balls and celebrating the festival of Holi. The series, titled James May: Our Man In India, is set to debut on Amazon Prime in 2024.
