documentary: Celebs Rumors

Crew filming a new Netflix documentary series were left "panicked" after being attacked by sharks.The team of documentary makers, for "Our Planet II", encountered multiple close calls with sharks off the coast of Hawaii. The terrifying attacks resulted in a dramatic boat explosion and an emergency landing on a nearby beach. Narrated by renowned British biologist Sir David Attenborough, the docu-series explores how and why animals migrate throughout the year.

Former EastEnders actor turned adventure documentary maker Ross Kemp just revealed that he almost made a TV show diving down to the Titanic wreckage in a submersible owned by OceanGate.This revelation follows the tragic news announced on Thursday that the five passengers aboard the Titan sub - which was owned by diving company OceanGate - had perished during their recent expedition. In terms of daredevil Ross, who has made plenty of other nail-biting diving documentaries, the decision to go ahead with the Titanic exploration was called off by the production company behind his other shows.

After recently celebrating her son Presley’s first birthday, former TOWIE regular Jess Wright is reflecting on her “whirlwind” year of being a mum.The ex-reality star, 37, who has been incredibly frank about her struggles with postnatal depression following her baby’s arrival, also reveals her plans for a personal documentary to help other women in the same situation. Summing up the past 12 months, Jess tells OK!, “It’s been such a whirlwind of emotions and just figuring things out. So much love that it hurts.

Eamonn Holmes has hit back at the criticism he has faced following the Phillip Schofield affair scandal - saying: “People can’t handle the truth.” Former This Morning host Eamonn, 63, claimed there was a toxic culture at the ITV show after Phillip, 62, left the programme last month and later admitted to an "unwise but not illegal" affair with a much younger colleague. But ITV chiefs hit back at Eamonn’s criticism during a grilling by MPs this week - saying the TV presenter ‘reaped the rewards’ while he was working for the station. Reacting to that for the first time, Eamonn said on GB News on Thursday: “There’s a scene in a Few Good Men where Jack Nicholson shouts ‘you can’t handle the truth’.

With the latest series of Love Island now well and truly underway, viewers at home have already been introduced to many of the contestants hoping to find love in Mallorca. Yet while in previous years, there have been some connections to former Islanders among the cast, this year the production team appears to have excelled themselves with almost half of the contestants having ties to previous stars.

Passages, the “sexy and sad” romantic drama from writer-director Ira Sachs, and Sundance Grand Jury Prize-winning documentary Going to Mars: The Nikki Giovani Project, the festival aims to celebrate the community that’s been there for decades.Other highlights of this year’s festival include It’s Only Life After All, a newly-minted documentary about the Indigo Girls, the Argentinian drama Horseplay, and Nelly & Nadine, a poignant documentary about two women who, after their release from Ravensbrück concentration camp, forged a life of companionship and love.Cinema Art executive director Helen Chamberlin, a native Washingtonian who spent her summers as a youth in Rehoboth, has watched the area’s community evolve over the years. “I remember it was very prevalent that there was an LGBT — or LGB — community here in Rehoboth back in the mid-seventies,” she recalls.“When I looked at the original mini film festival that they did for this community — when I got here, it was called ‘LGBTQ Cine-brations’ — I thought to myself, ‘You know, Pride has become such a huge phenomenon globally…let’s get in the game here.”Getting in the game meant re-branding the festival, scheduling it during Pride Month, maintaining partnerships with organizations like festival co-presenter CAMP Rehoboth, and going after some of the most buzzed-about queer-themed titles to premiere this year at Sundance and Berlin.“When you rebrand something, you have to grow your audience,” says Chamberlin, who stepped into her role at the Cinema Art and the Rehoboth Beach Film Society a year ago.

Kate Middleton’s remarks to Prince William about a rare Royal event they attended alongside Prince Harry have been revealed by a lip reader. The current Prince and Princess of Wales and the Duke of Sussex all turned out for the service of thanksgiving at St Paul’s Cathedral as part of the late Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations. It was the first time Harry, 38, and Meghan Markle had been seen at a Royal event since stepping back from The Firm in 2020.

Jonah Hill has become a dad for the first time at the age of 39 after the Superbad actor welcomed his first child with fashion designer girlfriend Olivia Millar. The news comes just weeks after the Hollywood star missed sister Beanie Feldstein's wedding, which led to speculation that the baby was set to arrive.

Her mum died of breast cancer aged just 39, when she was 10 years old, so learning she had developed the same disease was terrifying for mum-of-four Sarah Beeny. In August last year, Sarah found a lump and was diagnosed with breast cancer aged 50. Hearing the news was heartbreaking, but when doctors said her condition was treatable, she focused hard on recovering and staying strong for her children and husband.

Former Love Island star and documentary maker Zara McDermott, 26, was absolutely glowing as she shared a selfie to her Instagram stories showing off her hair transformation on Tuesday. The star captioned the post: “thank you so much my love @mrjordangarrett for the best cut & blowdry [white heart emoji] she’s got baby bangs!” In the snap, where Zara can be seen beaming at the camera, the former Made in Chelsea star is wearing a buttoned up white blouse paired with a blazer while her carefully blow dried golden locks are cascading around her face.

A former Emmerdale star has made a sensational return to ITV with a docu-series following his family, despite previously having a similar show on the BBC. Kelvin Fletcher, who played Andy Sugden in Emmerdale until 2016, gave up his day job to take on a farm in the Peak District. The dad of four, 39, previously documented his career switch with his wife Liz in the BBC series Kelvin's Big Farming Adventure.

After Spy In The Wild enthralled viewers, the team have turned their attention to our oceans, deploying bigger, better and more sophisticated animatronic spy creatures.The new four-part nature series is produced by John Downer and sees spy creatures like sperm whales, blue crabs, coconut octopuses, cuttlefish and manatees take to the waves to get a closer look at their real-life counterparts. “In all my life, I’ve wanted to get closer and closer to animals and see them and to film them from inside their world,” explains John.

Davina McCall is turning her attention to the contraceptive pill with a new Channel 4 documentary after sparking a healthcare revolution with her investigation into the menopause. The TV presenter, 55, is shocked that more than 60 years after the pill was invented, women are still enduring a litany of side effects if they don’t want to fall pregnant.

Davina McCall sparked a healthcare revolution when she investigated the menopause and empowered a generation of overlooked women. Now, after watching her youngest daughter Tilly, 19, struggle to find the right contraception, Davina is turning her attention to the contraceptive pill with a new Channel 4 documentary.

Love Island star turned BBC documentary maker Zara McDermott has issued her huge online fanbase with a message of body positivity.Taking to Instagram today, the 26-year-old reality favourite shared a mirror selfie mid gym session, showing off her incredible toned figure in a pair of shorts and a vest. "PSA: cellulite is normal and nothing to ever feel ashamed about," Zara captioned the pic, which she shared with her 1.7 million followers.The ex-Islander - and girlfriend of Made In Chelsea legend Sam Thompson - has always been open on her intense fitness regime.

Made In Chelsea favourite Jamie Laing has opened up on his "favourite moment" from his and wife Sophie Habboo's recent Spanish nuptials, after the duo tied the knot in Marbella last week. Speaking on the final ever episode of their joint NearlyWeds podcast, the couple reflected on their big day, which saw them say 'I do' in a star-studded ceremony, surrounded by around 200 of their famous friends. "My favourite moment was, we changed the first dance," Jamie admitted.

Prince Harry has “changed” since his younger days and is “very different” since finding ‘The One’ in Meghan Markle, a Royal expert said. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are also “best friends who work together as a team”, King Charles’ former butler Grant Harrold added. Harry, 38, and Meghan, 41, were celebrating their fifth anniversary on Friday.The couple - who decided to step back from senior royal duties in 2020 - married in an “over-the-top” occasion at Windsor on Saturday 19 May, 2018.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s wedding anniversary "will not be ignored" by the Royal Family, King Charles’ former butler has claimed. Grant Harrold, who worked for the King for seven years, said that The Firm tends to acknowledge such occasions privately - unless it is a landmark number of years. Harry, 38, and Meghan, 41, were celebrating their fifth wedding anniversary on Friday, 19 May.The couple - who decided to step back from senior royal duties in 2020 - married in a lavish occasion at Windsor at Windsor on Saturday 19 May, 2018.

Jack Whitehall - who recently announced that he’s expecting his first child with model girlfriend Roxy Horner - has revealed that he's "terrified" of becoming a dad. Earlier this month, TV star Jack, 34, and model Roxy, 31 - who have been dating for the past three years - announced that Roxy is pregnant with their first child.

Busted star Matt Willis has garnered huge praise for his searingly honest new documentary in which he charts his battle with addiction to alcohol and drugs.The singer, now 40, has been clean and sober for the past five years and allowed cameras inside the life he shares with wife Emma Willis to make Fighting Addiction as both discussed how his demons affected them as a couple. And it's clear that presenter Emma, who shares three children with the musician, has been his rock and support throughout his battles.

Ever wondered what to wear or how to do your hair for a Royal engagement with the Princess of Wales? Zara McDermott has got you covered.The former Made in Chelsea star showed off her stunning new money-piece hairstyle during a meeting with Kate Middleton, and went for an effortlessly chic ensemble for the important occasion.The documentary maker visited the Dame Kelly Holmes Trust in Bath as part of the Princess of Wales’ Shaping Us campaign on Wednesday during Mental Health Awareness Week to learn more about the mental health struggles children are facing at school. In several behind the scenes snaps from her visit, Zara looks radiant as she debuts her new lightened hairstyle.

Matt Willis' fans have been left in tears as they praised the "brave" Busted star for opening up about his addictions to alcohol and drugs in a new BBC documentary.The 40 year old, who is now five years clean and sober, has allowed cameras inside his life with his presenter wife, Emma Willis, 47, as they discussed his almost-lifelong battle with drugs and alcohol, and how it has affected them as individuals and as a couple.The documentary, named Matt Willis: Fighting Addiction, saw both Matt and Emma break down as they reflected on the past. Viewers of the show have been left emotional, as many took to Twitter to praise the couple, as they spoke of "tears" and "sobbing". One tweeted: "In absolute bits watching the documentary with @mattjwillis @EmmaWillis.

TV presenter Emma Willis fought back tears on Wednesday evening, as she emotionally admitted she "kicked herself" for failing to recognise the warning signs ahead of husband Matt Willis' 2016 addiction relapse. The star, who has been married to the Busted singer since 2008, made the admission during Matt’s candid and emotional BBC documentary, Matt Willis: Fighting Addiction, in which he explored the reasons behind his battle with drink and drugs over the years.

A Netflix documentary has helped to find a girl six years after she went missing, after featuring age progression photos of her. Kayla Unbehaun's story was featured on Netflix's Unsolved Mysteries which then led to a shop owner in North Carolina, USA, recognising her. Kayla was just nine years old when she vanished in 2017 after allegedly being abducted by her mother, Heather Unbehaun.

Rebekah Vardy’s new documentary has received mixed reviews from viewers.The WAG’s new doc aired on Channel 4 on Tuesday 16 May, which detailed her difficult childhood as a Jehovah’s Witness. Rebekah, 41, claims to have been a victim of sexual abuse while part of the religion, but was urged to not go to the police about the ordeal as it would bring “shame” on her family.They also suggested the then-teenage Rebekah had “misinterpreted” the person’s romantic gesture.Tragically Rebekah, who is married to Leicester City star Jamie Vardy, tried to take her own life at the age of 14, before leaving the religion at 15. Following her documentary’s release – Rebekah Vardy: Jehovah's Witnesses and Me – viewers took to social media to share their thoughts.

King Charles would “always welcome a reconciliation” with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, a friend of the new monarch has claimed. The 74 year old King and wife Queen Consort Camilla were officially crowned at Westminster Abbey on Saturday - as thousands of well-wishes lined the streets of London to view the spectacle, and millions more watched on from home.

Race Across The World is about to crown the winner of the third series - and it has left fans wondering what happened to the stars of previous series.The popular reality series - which has inspired even more outlandish concepts - follows travellers as they attempt to make their way across a part of the world using absolutely any means necessary - except for air travel.This time around, our intrepid adventurers are trying to make their way across Canada as quickly as possible.They’re given funds equivalent to the cost of a one way plane ticket to their destination. For series two, the contestants were trying to get across Latin America - but what happened to them after the show? Let’s take a look… Emon and Jamiul Choudhury Uncle and nephew duo Emon and Jamiul Choudhury proved that they were the most resourceful travellers of them all when they won series two of the show.The pair scooped up a £20,000 cash prize but opted to donate half of it to charity after witnessing some of the poverty local children were living in.

Busted star Matt Willis has opened up and said he finds it difficult to watch his old interviews because he was “off my face”.The bass player and singer, who recently had his 40th birthday celebrations, opened up in the new BBC documentary Matt Willis: Fighting Addiction where he said he can’t watch an interview from two decades ago with Jonathan Ross. In 2004, Matt – along with his bandmates James Bourne and Charlie Simpson – appeared on Friday Night With Jonathan Ross to chat about their upcoming music.

TV presenter Emma Willis has shared a sweet birthday tribute to her husband Matt Willis following his addiction revelations in a new BBC documentary.The mum of three posted an adorable photo where she is cuddling her hubby as they look romantically at each other during Matt's early 40th birthday celebrations. Emma, 47, captioned the snap: “Yesterday we were blessed with the sunshine and being surrounded by (almost) everyone we love. A day early celebration for @mattjwillis turning 40.” She continued: “I love you babe, you blow me away every single day with your spirit, strength and determination.

Emma Willis knew when she married her popstar husband Matt in 2008 that he was an addict - but she had no idea just how tough the road ahead would be. Busted star Matt, 39, was just three days out of rehab when they walked down the aisle and Emma had feared he wouldn’t make it to the ceremony at all. Fast-forward 15 years and they’ve got three kids and remain deeply in love despite Matt’s ongoing battles and the constant fear of relapse.

Matt Willis is preparing for a new tour with his band Busted – and he’s terrified.The bassist and singer, 40, has battled with alcohol and drugs for as long as he can remember, and fears another relapse would end his marriage to his TV star wife Emma – and his life. “Over the last two decades, I’ve relapsed repeatedly and been to rehab four times. I’m terrified of relapsing again,” admits Matt.

She was crowned Queen of the Jungle in 2017 – and now Georgia ‘Toff’ Toffolo is back on our screens entertaining viewers with her no-nonsense attitude on I’m A Celebrity South Africa. Remaining cheerful in the face of even the most testing Bushtucker Trials, Toff, 28, has been a cheerleader of the group. She’s dished out some tough love at times, even telling campmate Helen Flanagan, “You’ve got to do better this time.

Prince William has paid a touching public tribute to his father the King at the coronation concert, saying: “Pa, we are all so proud of you.” Heir to throne William also made a sweet reference to his late grandmother Queen Elizabeth II after taking to the stage, adding: “I know she’s up there, fondly keeping an eye on us.” He told his newly crowned father Charles: “She would be a very proud mother.” The prince delivered his speech in front of a crowd of 20,000 revellers at the star-studded Windsor Castle gala where the royal family gathered en masse to watch singers such as Katy Perry and Lionel Richie. He praised the King’s decades of service, his campaigning on green issues, Prince’s Trust charity and celebration of diversity and support for people of all backgrounds, communities and faiths.

Prince Harry will be attending King Charles’ Coronation on Saturday - albeit without wife Meghan Markle and two children Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. Buckingham Palace officials last month confirmed that the Duke of Sussex, 38, would be a guest at the historic ceremony at Westminster Abbey - but the rest of his family would miss it.

Prince Harry faces being ‘humiliated’ and ‘exposed’ at King Charles’ Coronation, according to a relationship expert. The Duke of Sussex, 38, is set to attend Saturday’s historic ceremony alone as wife Meghan Markle remains at home in the US with their children Princess Lilibet, one, and Prince Archie, who turns four on the same day.

King Charles will find the Homage of the People “abhorrent”, according to his friend, Jonathan Dimbleby.The broadcaster got to know Charles after writing his official biography in the 1990s and said his “thespian” side means he has been closely involved in the performance side of the Coronation, for which OK! has published an hour-by-hour guide. But the presenter branded the invitation to the public to swear allegiance to the King during the Coronation ceremony, which will also include Queen Consort Camilla, “ill advised”.The writer told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme: “I can think of nothing that he would find more abhorrent.