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Eagle-eyed The Masked Dancer fans have been coming up with plenty of predictions in a bid to work out the mindboggling identity of the star movers. But now some brand new star names have entered the conversation, including the likes of Gok Wan and Helen Skelton.

When we first heard about ITV’s The Masked Dancer, we weren’t quite sure what to expect, but five days in and it’s safe to say we’re hooked to the wonderfully addictive format. However, just like the millions of viewers tuning in, we’ve also been scratching our heads as we desperately try to figure out the mystery identities of the top secret celebrity line-up who are showing off their moves.

Gary Barlow has revealed his iconic group Take That will be Back For Good once pandemic restrictions have lifted and big concert venues are cleared to open again. The singer, who turned 50 in January, admitted he wasn’t sure if he, Mark Owen, 48, and Howard Donald, 50, would be putting out an album or going on tour – or even both.

Take That member Howard Donald has joked that he thinks the band’s back catalogue is “s***”. Donald – who has been a member of the British band since they first formed in 1990 – gave his verdict on Take That’s older songs during an appearance on the podcast Events That Made Me with Liz Taylor.

Take That member Howard Donald has said he thinks the band’s back catalogue is “s***”. Donald – who has been a member of the British band since they first formed in 1990 – gave his verdict on Take That’s older songs during an appearance on the podcast Events That Made Me with Liz Taylor.

direct to your inboxTake That's Howard Donald has called for teachers to be 'paid more' in a candid post about home schooling.Howard, 52, joked that he now has bald patches after he 'ripped his hair out.'The Never Forget singer was upfront about the issue of home schooling on Twitter while teaching his sons Bowie, five, and Dougie Bear, four.The star, from Higher Openshaw, said he 'doesn't have the patience.'"Teachers should be paid more because I certainly don’t have the patience to home

For the best part of a decade, Take That has been a three-piece but now Gary Barlow has let the cat out of the bag and has teased a reunion.

Gary Barlow thinks Take That will be Back For Good as an original five-piece before long.The band have been working as a three-piece for seven years with Gary, 50, Mark Owen, 48, and Howard Donald, 50, carrying on as a trio. Robbie Williams, 46, has appeared on stage with them on occasion but never officially re-joined.

direct to your inboxTake That star Howard Donald is taking a break from social media after debating the national lockdown.The singer declared he was stepping away from Twitter after rowing with followers about the new COVID-19 restrictions introduced by the government.The 52-year pop star, from Higher Openshaw, sparked a debate after tweeting about many school children returning to the classroom yesterday to be told later that day that schools were closing again the following day, branding the

Take That alongside Gary Barlow, Mark Owen, Jason Orange and Howard Donald and now, 25 years after breaking hearts across the world when he went solo, Robbie Williams is launching a brand new band. The 46-year-old has joined forces with Australian songwriters and producers Flynn Francis and Tim Metcalfe for the group, and although they don’t yet have a name, the trio have been hard at work in the studio and already have songs to release.

Howard Donald has spoken out about becoming a dad again in his 50s in an incredibly honest interview about fatherhood. The singer, who has four children, has opened up about his regrets as a father and the guilt he carries around with him for not being in their lives.

Take That star took to Twitter to have his say following his experience, saying 'making little kids wear masks is pure b******t.' In England people must wear a face covering in indoor settings but children under the age of 11 are exempt."I’m fuming," said the father-of-four."Just taken my four-year-old to get his haircut and they refused unless he was wearing a mask!!!"It’s 11 and above according to the rules."Yes COVID is real especially when it comes to old and the vulnerable but to make

Take That singer Howard Donald appears to have been fooled by a photoshopped picture of himself and bandmate Mark Owen posing with David Bowie.Earlier this week, Howard posted a black-and-white picture on his Instagram feed showing the late music legend with his arms draped around himself and his bandmate.However, over the weekend, one Twitter user pointed out that the photo in question looked as though it had been doctored, and that Bowie’s face had actually been edited over Gary Barlow’s.In

who has pledged millions to help find a vaccine for the virus – just “wants to make a couple more billion”.The debate got going when Donald, 52, posted a message on Twitter asking: “What has become of the world lately?!!”Also what has become of the world lately?!!People alone in cars wearing masks also I was Driving down a quiet country road and a lady cyclist was wearing a mask whilst riding?!Talk about having the fear put into peopleLack of oxygen is probably not helping the situation“People

https://t.co/9FGUPHXCSp— Howard Donald (@HowardDonald) June 25, 2020‘Also what has become of the world lately?!! People alone in cars wearing masks also I was Driving down a quiet country road and a lady cyclist was wearing a mask whilst riding?! Talk about having the fear put into people Lack of oxygen is probably not helping the situation,’ he posted leaving fans confused and upset.The people I ve seen in cars look they need carers https://t.co/WJJuHN7Uf4— Howard Donald (@HowardDonald) June

Robbie Williams has revealed that he is writing new songs for Take That with Gary Barlow.

Jason Orange has opened up about missing the Take That reunion which took place over the lockdown period.

Robbie Williams and Take That have finally reunited for a virtual performance direct from their homes in lockdown, sending long-time fans into a frenzy.

Robbie Williams has reunited with Take That for a virtual concert.

Robbie Williams has reunited with Take That for the first time in two years during an online charity concert.

Robbie Williams and Take That will perform hits including Pray, Shine and Back For Good during their online reunion concert.

Robbie will join his old bandmates once more for the show...

Robbie Williams is reuniting with Take That for a one-off performance of their greatest hits.