Kelsey Parker opens up on difficult month ahead of anniversary of husband Tom’s death

Kate Garraway has admitted she's still in 'survival mode' following the death of her late husband Derek Draper. The former Labour lobbyist sadly died on January 3 following various health issues.

Death in Paradise will return to TV screens later this year, it has been confirmed.The thirteenth series of the hit BBC One show came to a close on Sunday, 24 March with fan favourite DI Neville Parker (Ralf Little) exiting the Caribbean island in emotional scenes.The end of the latest series left fans wondering when they can expect to get their next Death in Paradise fix, but thankfully the BBC has confirmed they haven't got too long to wait. Following the finale on Sunday 24 March, the show's official social media account delighted TV viewers by confirming its return date.

Death in Paradise favourite Ralf Little has broken his silence following his character's exit from the hit series. Viewers were left devastated when DI Neville Parker departed the island of Saint Marie in the 13th series' finale. DI Neville decided he needed to go travelling and explore the world, prompting him to bid farewell to the Caribbean island in emotional scenes on Sunday, 24 March.

After six years solving murders on Saint Marie, DI Neville Parker (played by Ralf Little) has called it a day. He left the island on a boat and sailed into the sunset with DS Florence Cassell (Joséphine Jobert).The whole episode teased a ‘will they, won’t they’ ending for Neville and Florence - and up until the last minute it looked like Neville would be leaving alone as he rejected Florence who put her feelings out on the line. Neville was sticking to the plan to go solo travelling, however as he prepared to leave, he was pulled over by DS Naomi Thomas (Shantol Jackson), Officer Darlene Curtis (Ginny Holder), Officer Dwayne Myers (Danny John-Jules) and Catherine Bordey (Élizabeth Bourgine), who they questioned why he was letting Florence go.

The episode of Death in Paradise that aired on Sunday 24 March saw DI Neville Parker sail into the Caribbean sunset with DS Florence Cassell seemingly leaving Saint Marie for good. Ralf Little has played the part of Neville for four years now, having joined the show in 2020. Neville arrived on the island hating the weather and slathering himself in sun cream.

Death in Paradise has seen many actors come and go, with the fictional paradise of Saint Marie being a dangerous place due to all the stabbings, shootings and ice pick-related deaths.This is what makes the BBC drama about detectives solving crimes on a tropical island so popular. Over 11 seasons, there have been more than 70 killings, including one of the lead characters, making it almost as deadly as Midsomer Murders. Four different actors have played the role of the leading detective - Ben Miller, Kris Marshall, Ardal O'Hanlon and Ralf Little.The BBC has already commissioned a 14th run of the show and will also return for a Christmas special this year, which is set to film over the coming months.

Death in Paradise fans are getting ready for an upsetting finale, as it's been revealed that Ralf Little is leaving the BBC1 show.The 44-year-old actor, who plays DI Neville Parker in the show, is set to make his final appearance in tonight's episode, on Sunday, March 24. After playing DI Parker for almost five years, fans have grown to love Ralf's character and are convinced his exit will leave them in tears.The official Death in Paradise account posted: "If this is really goodbye...

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Rosalía is feeling thankful on the second anniversary of her third studio album, “Motomami.” Released on March 18, 2022, through Columbia Records, the 16-track album was critically acclaimed and won multiple records. “I put my heart, mind, soul, voice, and whole body into this project, and you received it as you receive the love of your life at the airport,” she wrote in Spanish on Instagram.A post shared by LA ROSALÍA (@rosalia.vt)The singer shared a gallery of photos from the iconic era of styling, music video days, and development.

Actress Tina Malone has shared a fresh message after announcing earlier this week that her husband Paul Chase had died at the age of 42. The Shameless star shocked her fans and followers as she took to social media to confirm the sad news on Wednesday (March 13).

Actress Tina Malone has thanked fans for their support after the death of her husband Paul.The 61-year-old, known for her roles in Brookside and Shameless, wrote a heartfelt note to thank everyone for their overwhelming support. She posted on X: "I am totally overwhelmed at the cards, flowers, messages, calls, txts, emails I've received from friends, family, colleagues, Paul's army brothers ,it's a great comfort for us. "I will reply to everyone soon as I am able to, the support and kindness on here to has deeply touched me too xx." One fan responded to her post saying: "Tina, I am so sorry for your loss.

Lyte Funkie Ones may not have reached the same level of fame as their fellow boy bands like 'NSYNC (who recently reunited at MTV's VMAs) and Backstreet Boys, but there was a time when their hit song Summer Girls was on every teenager's lips. When LFO, made up of Brad Fischetti, Rich Cronin and Devin Lima, filmed their sunny video for Summer Girls on the pier and beach of New York's Coney Island amusement park in 1999, they seemed to have it all, with their good looks and fit bodies.

Shameless star Tina Malone has been left devastated by the sudden passing of her husband, Paul Chase Malone, which she announced on Wednesday, 13 March. She and her husband were last pictured together publicly in August 2023, as they celebrated their 13th wedding anniversary at the Mercure Hotel in Liverpool.They were seen engaging in conversation and sharing a sweet kiss as they sat on a bench, whilst Paul sipped from a drink in a can.Tina, who played Mimi Maguire in Channel 4 show Shameless, could be seen resting her legs on those of her husband as she leaned in for a peck on the lips.

Kelsey Parker has announced a charity football match in tribute to her late husband, The Wanted star, Tom Parker, as she said she wants to "carry on his legacy".Tom tragically passed away aged 33 in March 2022 from a brain tumour, leaving behind his wife, Kelsey, 33, and their two young children, Aurelia and Bohdi. Last year, Kelsey launched a charity football match in Tom's honour, which took place on Father's Day, and she was delighted to announce that a second one will be taking place on this year's Father's Day - June 16.

Stars including Sarah Jessica Parker, Sarah Snook, Andrew Scott and David Tennant will compete for Olivier Awards at the UK’s most prestigious theater ceremony next month.

Death In Paradise fans have come to love bumbling detective Neville Parker over the last four years - however, star Ralf Little has teased uncertainty over his future on the BBC drama. In the current series, we've seen Neville lead the Saint Marie police as they grapple with the challenging task of investigating an assassination attempt on Commissioner Selwyn Patterson (played by Don Warrington) during his 50-year police service celebration. While viewers initially feared for Selwyn's fate, it later transpired that he was doing well and will remain a permanent figure in the show.

Thanks in large part to Barbie, Margot Robbie was one of the top-paid actors of 2023.

Tributes have continued to flood in for the beloved Hairy Bikers star Dave Myers after his best friend and co-star, Si King, announced last week that Dave had passed away two years after sharing his cancer diagnosis. Si told fans that his "best friend is on a journey that for now, I can't follow" as he shared the devastating news that Dave died at the age of 66 following his battle with cancer on social media.

Max George has been forced to pull out of an upcoming role for medical reasons. The singer was due to make his stage debut on the adaption of the late Kay Mellor’s TV series The Syndicate.