Archive July 20, 2025

Amanda Holden admits to enjoying a naked walk around in her own home, including enjoying a day spent in the garden. Her husband’s opinion of hers is unsettling.

Amanda Holden says her husband Chris Hughes compares her to a TV character as she made a “naked” confession. The 54-year-old television presenter admits she regularly likes to walk around the house in the nude.

It recently left Amanda red-faced when she realised a camera installed at her home had been filming her. She had the camera installed on a drainpipe by her electrician, believing it would be made operational after a few days.

However, Amanda says that when the tradesman returned, he told her he had to check the footage to make sure it was at the right angle. She joked that electrician Andy would have to “delete the footage”.

Now, in a conversation with The Times, Amanda revealed she likes to go around “naked all day”. Although she admits she does wear pyjamas to bed.

She continued, “My husband calls me Elmo, the Sesame Street character.” I wear pyjamas to bed all day and am completely naked all day. “

When asked if she sleeps clothed, she replied: “Yes. It’s weird. I like pyjamas buttoned up to the neck. I’m Wee Willie Winkie, even on summer holidays. I just feel snug.”

Elmo from the television show Sesame Street is reputed to go to bed in pyjamas. The red monster is rarely seen wearing clothing, though that’s usually the case.

Amanda has recently discussed her love of being naked around her own home on her Heart Radio show with Jamie Theakston. On a recent show, a listener wrote in to say they had received a message from their child’s school saying there had been an “incident” as they completed their Duke of Edinburgh Award.

The listener made it clear that the young people had followed a nudist beach as a foodpath. The listener responded that “everything was okay,” but the school’s teachers simply wanted to let them know.

You are aware that those kids intentionally did that, Jimi, 54, joked. I adore the fact that the children have had a fantastic time and that the teachers are concerned about their mental well-being. ”

Amanda, who was shocked, responded, “Mental health watching a bunch of nudey wrinklers on the beach” You know I’m usually naked in my house, so no disrespect, I know. barbecues and lawnmowing done in a secret…

We won’t get 16 seconds of this, jamie said. Which made Amanda laugh.

Amanda had previously described the incident as being “potentially terrible” when discussing it with her home camera. Amanda responded, “yes,” when Jamie inquired if the situation was “career-threatening.”

She recalled the conversation she had had with her electrician Andy: “I get him round the other day because I need something else putting up, and he says, “I’ll have a look at what we’re doing, make sure the angle is alright on that camera,” and he replied, “It’s been going for the last couple of days.”

I pleaded with you to forgive me. ! He responded, “Oh no, I’ve downloaded the app,” and he added, “I just need to check the angle.” “

The judge Amanda from Britain’s Got Talent, Jamie, and Amanda turned to her and said, “Can you imagine what I’ve got up to in my garden in a few days?” “

Amanda confessed to husband Chris Hughes that she had mowed the lawn naked and that she had questioned what she could have done in her garden as Jamie speculated. In my back garden, she continued, “I’m always naked.

I was actually naked, and as a joke, my husband waved at me from the bedroom window as I was sorting out something in the garden, and I flashed my boobs at him because I thought it was funny, so I flashed my boobs. “

Amanda explained that because the camera merged with her drainpipe, she had forgotten it was there. She explained that she needed the entire footage deleted because Andy will be reviewing it right now.

The electrician was then informed that all recordings would be saved as a digital file once the camera was remotely viewed on Amanda’s explaination. It does exist, indeed! She continued, “Naked lawnmowing and me flashing my boobs to my husband.”

Jamie playfully proposed that her escapades would make TV gold, which she playfully embraced. “I’d go [to] Netflix, Netflix can have it,” she quipped.

She pleaded in vain with her electrician to turn on the lights and said, “If Andy is listening, go round to my home! Remove the footage from Monday and Tuesday.

Parents of 22 children Sue and Noel Radford, who admitted to making time for intimacy in between their brood, gave fans a unique insight into their sex life.

Sue and Noel Radford have made a cheeky confession about their sex life.

The couple, who are the parents of an astonishing 22 children, have steadily grown their family over the past 30 years.

When Sue, now 50, was just 13 years old when she gave birth to Chris, her first child, and 36 years later, she gave birth to her youngest child, Chris.

Sue and Noel’s schedule is jam-packed these days, leaving them little time for themselves because their family is so important to them.

Despite living in their spacious 10-bedroom mansion in Morecambe, the house is always buzzing with their lively kids running around.

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In a previous episode of their show 22 Kids and Counting, viewers got a rare glimpse into the couple’s private life.

Noel joked at first when Sue began writing her memoir to tell the story of the Radford family to future generations, “I thought she must be mad-what’s there to read about?”

Their ghostwriter Paddy posed a cheeky question about their intimacy while filming. Is your sexual life today as it was in the past?

We seem to prefer to sleep right now, don’t we? admitted Sue jokingly. Noel reaffirmed, “Yah.” That’s a great story, paddy remarked.

The Radfords are currently juggling having all of their children attend school for the holidays.

Since their television debut in 2012, the Radfords have captured the hearts of viewers nationwide and have consistently kept their fans in the loop about their growing family via social media.

Noel recently explained how to coordinate chores with the kids.

He stated in a Channel 5 episode from last week, “I just come up with a little plan to get the kids to help.”

Make it a game, he continued, “Make it a game, and they all jump in.” Noel vowed to them to “winner” if they put the most garbage in the dishwasher.

The kids eagerly loaded bowls and plates into the kitchen while the kids ran around.

Hallie, 9, collected four items while some younger children helped with dishwashing. Noel made a joke about washing hands instead of washing hands. They retorted, “Washing,” with assurance!

Noel said, “Bonnie’s really going for it,” when fourteen-year-old Tillie stacked three items.

Noel declared, “Looks like Heidie’s our clear winner,” as Heidie, four-year-old, proudly claimed she had collected “seven million” items.

Noel savagely observed the children’s rapid jumping, “That was done really quickly, guys.”

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As tributes from his former coworkers and friends pour in for the iconic one-time managing editor of BBC Radio Lincolnshire, a beloved BBC radio star has tragically passed away.

Colleagues have been paying their respects to Charlie Partridge following the announcement of his passing. The respected media figure had a long-standing career with the BBC, serving as Managing Editor of BBC Radio Lincolnshire from 1999 until his departure in 2020.

Tributes poured in over social media on Saturday, July 19, led by former BBC News Foreign Correspondent and presenter Jonathan Charles. While the cause of death has not been disclosed, Jonathan shared his personal reflections on Twitter : “I am very sorry to hear of the loss of Charlie Partridge. More than 45 years ago, he taught me a lot about broadcasting @BBCNottingham – he was a great guy and we stayed in touch, occasionally swapping messages in the years since. Sometimes discussing @springsteen – My thoughts are with his family.”

He also paid tribute to Charlie’s life and contributions to local radio and public service broadcasting with John Hess, who expressed his sadness and praised Charlie’s achievements.

Sean Dunderdale, a presenter for BBC Radio Lincolnshire, posted a touching message accompanied by a photo of the two together in honor of his late colleague. He wrote, “I’m deeply saddened to have learned of Charlie Partridge’s passing yesterday, as others have posted online.”

Sean also paid tribute to Charlie, saying, “I frequently think about how I remember when I was a teenager, I listened to his breakfast show on Radio Humberside.”

I showed him around Lincs FM and spent years winding up him with bizarre stunts, including parking my Lincs FM car outside the BBC reception doors, and other such tricks.

Before his well-deserved retirement from the BBC, I was proud to serve as his final presenter. His work was reflected in everything he did, particularly his love for local radio. He was always praised for the winning entries even up until earlier this year, and he continued to judge the National Hospital Awards for me.

Sean added: “He was the genius behind Lip Dub Lincoln (check it out on YouTube ) and created Lincolnshire Day and the Lincolnshire flag – neither would have happened without Charlie. Next time you see the flag, think of the great Charlie Partridge. Lincolnshire is poorer for his passing but much richer for the time spent he with us.”

Andy Comfort, a former BBC presenter, wrote on Twitter: “Oh my goodness. How depressing. I had a great time working with Charlie, especially in my role as the NUJ, because he was undoubtedly a champion of BBC Local Radio. Condolences to Jill, her family, and friends. RIP Charlie.

One fan wrote, “Sad to hear Jonathan, John, and pay your respects.” A charming man who backed local radio in its purest form. He also had a lot of kindness and support. thoughts for his family.

Another said, “Yes, Jonathan, that’s very sad.” Beautiful man

Following the announcement five years ago that Charlie, Charlie, and other editors of BBC Radio Lancashire, Radio York, and Radio Lincolnshire, had chosen to use voluntary redundancy,