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Rylan Clark-Neal has said he's in a "bad place" as he broke his silence following reports of his separation from husband Dan Neal. Supermarket Sweep host Rylan, 32, admitted he made a "number of mistakes" which he "deeply regrets" as he opened up, after it was claimed he had parted ways from his husband Dan.

Rylan Clark-Neal sparked concern after fans noticed he wasn't presenting his BBC Radio 2 radio show for the seventh week which airs every Saturday. And, the TV star, 32, who revealed he is taking a break from social media, has reportedly called time on his almost six year marriage with Dan after "things haven't worked out" for the pair.

Rylan Clark-Neal has reportedly split from his husband of six years Dan Clark-Neal. The 32 year old presenter sparked concern after taking a break from his BBC Radio 2 show and pulling out of hosting the Eurovision 2021 semi-final coverage last month due to illness.

Rylan Clark-Neal has allegedly separated from his husband Dan Neal after almost six years of marriage. It comes as he took a step back from his BBC Radio 2 show for seven weeks.

Rylan Clark-Neal sparked concern among his fans recently due to his seven-week absence from his Radio 2 show as well as social media – and now the reason why has been revealed.MORE: Rylan Clark-Neal posts rare picture of stepson Cameron as they share exciting newsAccording to The Sun, the presenter has reportedly separated from his husband of almost six years, Dan. WATCH: Rylan Clark-Neal's mum has son in tears after misunderstanding on Celebrity GoggleboxWhile the 32-year-old hasn't posted on

Rylan Clark-Neal has reportedly split from his husband of six years, Dan.The 32 year old had sparked concern after missing the seventh week of his radio show, which airs every Saturday. Now, a source has claimed to The Sun Online that he's called time on his relationship with his husband Dan as they said: “Rylan’s one of the most beloved people on TV so fans will be sad to hear what has happened.

Rylan Clark-Neal has sparked concern amongst fans as he missed the seventh week of his radio show.The X Factor star Rylan, 32, hasn't hosted his weekly radio show, which airs every Saturday, since May. Presenter Rylan pulled out of hosting the Eurovision semi-finals in May, too and was replaced by Sara Cox who fronted the show alongside Scott Mills and Chelcee Grimes.

EXCLUSIVE: Zack Stentz, writer of blockbusters Thor and X-Men: First Class and creator of Netflix’s Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous, is teaming up with producer Geoffrey James Clark (The 2nd) to launch production company Electric Brain Entertainment.

When it came to mounting Disney+/Marvel’s WandaVision which thrusts Avengers protags Wanda Maximoff and Vision into various sitcoms from Bewitched to Malcolm in the Middle, director Matt Shakman and production designer Mark Worthington took the advice of comedy legend Dick Van Dyke and ran parts of the production “like a play.”

What would it be like to see your childhood friends rise to fame, scratch at fortune, then die tragically young, only to become googled curiosities and cautionary tales? This was the journey of Hamilton Chango Harris, who appeared alongside his real-life skater pals in Larry Clark’s 1995 hit, “Kids.” Now, Harris aims to rewrite the narrative of the late Justin Pierce and Harold Hunter with “The Kids,” a documentary that reveals disturbing behind-the-scenes secrets and their aftermath.

Lizzy Caplan, Christian Slater and Clark Duke are set to lead the cast of Netflix’s adult animated conspiracy theory comedy series Inside Job, from Gravity Falls writer Shion Takeuchi and creator Alex Hirsch. Takeuchi and Hirsch revealed the cast today during Netflix’s Adult Animation Studio Focus at the Annecy Animation Festival, which also includes Andrew Daly (Veep), Bobby Lee (MadTV), John DiMaggio (Futurama), Tisha Campbell (Empire) and Brett Gelman (Stranger Thigns).

Jamie Lang The Truth is Out There, and Lizzy Caplan, Christian Slater and Clark Duke will find it in Netflix’s “Inside Job,” a new conspiracy theory office comedy animated series from “Gravity Falls” writer Shion Takeuchi and creator Alex Hirsch, both of whom have development deals with the streamer.In an announcement made during Netflix’s Adult Animation Studio Focus at the Annecy Animation Festival, Takeuchi and Hirsch also revealed a supporting cast of A-list voice acting and live-action