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Laurence Fox had revealed he's tested positive for Covid, just days after shared a photo of himself wearing a white T-shirt with the slogan: "No vaccine needed, I have an immune system." The actor and failed politician captioned the post: “I really like my new t-shirt.” Only a few days later Laurence updated his followers on his health as he shared a photo of a positive lateral flow test and admitted that he “felt shivery and cr*p.” Taking to Twitter he said: "In other news, felt shivery and cr*p yesterday.Turns out I have been visited by Lord Covid at last and have the Omnicold (if the LFT is to be believed!) Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter. You can sign up at the top of the page “On the Ivermectic, saline nasal rinse, quercetin, paracetamol and ibuprofen.

COVID-19.The actor confirmed the news on his Twitter account yesterday (January 30), sharing a picture of a positive lateral flow test, while also saying he has been taking the unauthorised drug Ivermectin.“In other news, felt shivery and crap yesterday,” Fox wrote. “Turns out I have been visited by Lord Covid at last and have the Omnicold (if the LFT is to be believed!) On the #Ivermectin, saline nasal rinse, quercetin, paracetamol and ibruprofen.

Billie Piper has admitted figuring out how to divide her children's time at Christmas was "tricky" for the first few years after her split from Laurence Fox. The I Hate Suzie star parted ways with the actor in 2016 after eight years of marriage and currently lives with her partner, musician Johnny Lloyd, their two-year-old daughter Tallulah and her and Laurence's sons Winston, 13, and Eugene, nine.

Disney+ Star Wars spin-off The Mandalorian earlier this year, will star in a film that takes aim at Joe Biden.The actor will co-star in the film, called My Son Hunter, with controversial British actor Laurence Fox.

Hunter Biden Pic Casts Actor To Play Joe Biden

Controversial Brit actor Laurence Fox says he has been “uncanceled” after being cast in a feature film that will see him play Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden.

Controversial actor Laurence Fox, best known for his role in "Lewis," has signed on to portray Hunter Biden in an upcoming biopic, a move he notes makes him temporarily "uncancelled." The actor took to Twitter on Wednesday to announce that he had been "uncancelled" after a year of being embroiled in various controversies over comments he made about Meghan Markle, the coronavirus pandemic, racism and cancel culture that all culminated in the formation of a new political party and a failed bid for

GB News has been hit by yet another on-air prank as comedian Adam Pacitti managed to moon Laurence Fox without anyone on the live show realising. Adam was a guest on Dan Wootton's show alongside actor-turned-mayoral candidate Laurence and took his opportunity to have a laugh at the controversial star's expense.

The Lightning Seeds‘ ‘Three Lions‘ song for a ‘take the knee’ spoof has gained traction online.The Iain Duncan Smiths’ song places right-wing personalities Laurence Fox, Nigel Farage and Tommy Robinson at the centre of the 1996 hit song, imagining what the three figures have to say about footballers taking the knee against racism in sport.Some of the lyrics in the song, which comes with a video showing the personalities’ heads stuck on to existing bodies, read: “Everyone seems to know the score

Gallery: Jada Pinkett Smith’s most astonishing revelations on Red Table Talk (BANG Showbiz)"When I got with Chris [Evans] I went around the world with him and felt loved. I stopped caring, and that was really integral to me healing and pursuing acting.

Laurence Fox said identifying him as a white man was ‘racist’ as the Reclaim Party’s Scottish candidate looks to repeal the Hate Crime Bill after claiming that racism does not appear to be a ‘huge problem’ in Scotland. During the newly established Reclaim Party campaign visit to Scotland on Thursday, party leader Laurence Fox said that asking him if two white men were the answer to tackling racism was ‘racist.

mayoral candidate Laurence Fox, and more recently a daughter with current partner, musician Johnny Lloyd. ‘In the end I had to actually schedule the writing in, rather than trying to pepper it through various acting jobs and fit it between the rest of life.

A charity boss, a drag star, and an actress have launched legal proceedings against actor-turned-activist Laurence Fox. The lawsuit is brought by Simon Blake, deputy chair of LGBT charity Stonewall, RuPaul's Drag Race star Crystal, and Coronation Street actress Nicola Thorp after a Twitter spat with Fox in 2020.

He isn't one to shy away from having an opinion, and now Laurence Fox has been slammed for purchasing a coronavirus mask exemption badge.The actor, who divorced ex Billie Piper in just 50 seconds, took to Twitter to share a picture of himself wearing the badge.The 42 year old wrote: "After a long period of consultation with myself, an extended review period and proper due diligence conducted with myself, I've received the badge that I ordered from Amazon.

Twitter account, took to the social media platform to boast about his lunch with friends where they hugged.

Laurence Fox’s tweet bragging about having a “large group” of friends over for lunch at his house with a photo of the impression PPE left on her face after she “held a person’s hand as they died alone” at work.Laurence Fox has been called out for his ‘dangerous’ comments about Covid-19Joanna Louise, a cardiothoracic intensive care nurse, posted the photo of herself after Fox tweeted that he had hugged his friends, urging people to ignore social distancing rules and “protect your rights”.She

@nhs can’t cope, then the @nhs isn’t fit for purpose.Compliance is violence.— Laurence Fox (@LozzaFox) November 29, 2020It came as actor Laurence Fox faced a backlash online for a tweet in which he claimed to have had people over for dinner and appeared to criticise the NHS.“Just had a large group over to lunch and we hugged and ate and talked and put the world to rights,” he said.“If the @nhs can’t cope, then the @nhs isn’t fit for purpose.”Commenting is not currently available, but don’t

Downing Street has warned celebrities flouting coronavirus rules such as Rita Ora and Laurence Fox that they could potentially face police action.A No.10 spokesperson said prime minister Boris Johnson was “clear” that everyone needs to follow the restrictions, “including celebrities”, and stressing that “it’s up to police to decide what action to take” if they are broken.It came after pop singer Rita Ora reportedly broke lockdown rules by holding a 30th birthday party for 30 people at a west

The Pogues have sent a scathing message to actor Laurence Fox after he criticised the BBC for replacing the original lyrics to their famous song, Fairytale of New York. The Irish band took to Twitter to tell Fox, who recently started the Reclaim Party, to "f**k off" after he publicly hit out at the BBC 's decision to scrap some of their controversial lyrics.

The Pogues have hit out at Laurence Fox after the controversial actor criticised the BBC’s decision to air a censored version of ‘Fairytale of New York’ over the festive period.It was confirmed earlier today (November 19) that BBC Radio 1 will play an edited version of the 1987 track which omits the slurs “f****t” and “slut” — although an uncensored cut will air on BBC Radio 2.Fox, who has attempted to rebrand as a right-wing provocateur in recent months, tweeted in response: “The cultural

Tom Grater International Film ReporterBrit actor Laurence Fox has been dropped by his reps Artists Rights Group, Deadline can confirm.The agency’s decision comes after the White Lines actor was involved in a string of controversies related to his political views.

RuPaul's Drag Race UK contestant Crystal is suing Laurence Fox after the actor called her a "paedophile" on Twitter. It comes after the deputy chairman of LGBT charity Stonewall Simon Blake announced he also is suing the actor for defamation after Fox used the same slur against a number of people.

Stonewall has said he is suing Laurence Fox for defamation after the actor labelled him and others "paedophiles".On Sunday, Mr Fox accused Sainsbury's of "promoting racial segregation and discrimination" after the retailer promoted its plan to recognise Black History Month.The actor said creating "safe spaces" for black workers amounted to "segregation".Mr Fox faced a backlash from hundreds of Twitter users, and Stonewall's Simon Blake responded to Mr Fox: "What a mess.

he is suing Fox for defamation.I detest racism. Challenging it is important to me, but I will choose my words more carefully in future.

Stonewall has said he is suing Laurence Fox for defamation after the actor labelled him and others "paedophiles".On Sunday, Mr Fox accused Sainsbury's of "promoting racial segregation and discrimination" after the retailer promoted its plan to recognise Black History Month.The actor said creating "safe spaces" for black workers amounted to "segregation".Mr Fox faced a backlash from hundreds of Twitter users, and Stonewall's Simon Blake responded to Mr Fox: "What a mess.

for his comments about the inclusion of a Sikh soldier in the First World War film 1917 by Sir Sam Mendes.The actor had initially referred to 'the oddness in the casting' of a Sikh soldier and was met by widespread criticism by historians who confirmed that Sikhs had served in the British Army.Fox later tweeted: 'Fellow humans who are Sikhs, I am as moved by the sacrifices your relatives made as I am by the loss of all those who die in war, whatever creed or colour.'Please accept my apology for

aiming for the “reclamation” of British values.The name will be subject to the approval of the Electoral Commission.But Manchester charity RECLAIM say the name is taken “by something that’s actually by working class people for working class people”.The long-established charity was founded in Moss Side more than a decade ago to help working class young people become leaders in their communities.Founder Ruth Ibegbuna used the charity as a platform to campaign for greater levels of equality and to

political party aiming for the “reclamation” of British values.

Fresh Prince of Bel-Air retrospective is astonishing. The pair have not been kind about each other in interviews for thirty years.

Piers Morgan, Laurence Fox, Charlotte Hawkins and Nigel Farage have sent well wishes to James Whale after the radio DJ revealed he has been diagnosed with cancer.The talkRadio host, 69, said in an interview with The Sun that doctors have told him he has tumours in his kidneys, spine, brain and lungs.In 2000, Whale had one of his kidneys removed due to a cancerous tumour on it.Morgan said that Whale’s diagnosis was “very sad news” as he labelled him as one of his favourite broadcasters and “a