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Joining Bobby Norris and Stephen Leng this week was Love Island star Wes Nelson, who talked about his new music career and gave some tips to the new batch of Islanders. S Club star Tina Barrett discussed a potential reunion and how the band never had time to argue. Also, former TOWIE star Joey Turner chatted about his exciting plans for university and how he found his two years on the show.

Catching up with Bobby Norris and Stephen Leng this week was Diversity’s Ashley Banjo, TV personality Dr Ranj and Atomic Kitten singer Natasha Hamilton. Ashley chatted about their BAFTA nomination (recorded before they won the Must See Moment) and teased plans to work with Harry and Meghan. Dr Ranj spoke about how he deals with Covid deniers and his love of musical theatre. Finally Natasha talked about her nerves of performing as a solo artist and what it was like home-schooling her kids during the pandemic.

Stephen was away so joining Bobby Norris this week was star of series two of The Circle, Brooke Odun. As well as discussing the usual showbiz news of the week, she revealed what it was like being a part of ITV2’s latest dating show, Secret Crush, and whether it was worth admitting her feelings to her date. Joining the pair of them was Love Island star Theo Campbell who discussed the biggest change in his life, fatherhood, and taking part in the new series of Ex On The Beach. Also on the show was TOWIE’s Liam ‘Gatsby’ Blackwell who chatted about his new relationship with co-star Dani Imbert and his big plans for his music career.

Catching up with Bobby Norris and Stephen Leng this week was former Strictly Come Dancing judge Arlene Phillips, Real Housewives of Cheshire star Nicole Sealey and former Strictly professional dancer Kristina Rihanoff. Arlene chatted about her upcoming projects including ‘An Audience with Arlene Phillips’ and ‘The Cher Show’ as well as what it was like to work with some of the biggest divas in the world. Nicole spilled the tea on the latest series of RHOC including some ‘childish behaviour’ from her co-stars. Finally Kristina talked about how she managed home-schooling during lockdown and how special it is to be back performing on stage.

Talking to Bobby Norris and Stephen Leng this week was TOWIE star Clelia Theodorou and Winter Love Island couple Eva Zapico and Nas Majeed. Clelia chatted about what it’s like dating on camera and how she has no regrets of how she’s handled herself on the show. Eva and Nas spoke about how they’ve managed their relationship during lockdown and what piece of Love Island merchandise Nas still flaunts each week…

Catching up with Bobby Norris and Stephen Leng this week were former Strictly Come Dancing professionals Pasha Kovalev and Anya Garnis and TV presenter Lee Juggurnauth, Pasha and Anya chatted about their new variety show Stand Up With Arts and how important it is that live theatre returns. Lee talked about his new role as host of A Place in the Sun and why he turned down appearing on Love Island.

Chatting to Bobby Norris and Stephen Leng this week was reality star Jake Quickenden, Love Island 2019 star India Reynolds and Glow Up judge Dominic Skinner. Jake talked about the recent birth of his first child Leo and how he’s left his partying days behind now that he’s a father. India discussed why she’s joined the subscription site OnlyFans and the reasons for her keeping her relationship out of the public eye. Finally, Dominic chatted about why he thinks Glow Up has been such a success over the past three series and why make up for men is so important.

This week joining Bobby Norris and Stephen Leng was former Strictly professional dancer Joanne Clifton and S Club star Jo O’Meara. Joanne chatted about her performance in the upcoming livestream of the musical Eurobeat and why watching the last series of Strictly made her cry. Later in the show, Jo reflected on her glory days in S Club 7 and why now is the right time for her to return to her solo music career.

Chatting to Bobby Norris and Stephen Leng this week was Drag Race UK finalist Ellie Diamond and The Circle series 2 contestants Beth Dunlavey and Brooke Odunbaku. Ellie chatted about receiving hate comments whilst on the show and how she managed to get to the final of the competition whilst on a budget. Also on the show, Brooke and Beth talked about their new podcast Say It How It Is and how reality TV has been ruined for them since taking part in it.

This week chatting to Bobby Norris and Stephen Leng was Selling Sunset's Mary Fitzgerald who discussed what it will be like working with Christine Quinn on the new series as well as the A-lister who's house she's currently trying to sell for a mere $5 million! TV star Christine McGuinness talked about the difficulties of home-schooling her three autistic children over the past year and teased some more TV projects this year. Also on the show was winner of The Circle 2021, Natalya Platanova, who shared her regrets from her time on the show and why she wanted to break the stigma of what being in the army is like.