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On Saturday night’s episode of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here, Jack Osbourne cried as he discussed his late father Ozzy. Just a few months after his rock legend father, 76, passed away due to numerous health issues, the reality star, 40, is currently participating in the ITV jungle reality show.

He said in an emotional conversation with Eddie Kadi, “Just his energy, he had this force, so hard to describe, he had this energy, it was like he swallowed the galaxy and didn’t know what to do with it,” adding that this was the only way to describe it.

He could not possibly say anything, and there was just this genuine energy in his voice. I miss his humor, which I believe he was funny, and his jokes in particular. He began to wipe his eyes and found comfort in his co-star when he did so.

Eddie was posing some questions about my dad, and Jack said on his own in The Bush Telegraph: “I feel like I can be vulnerable about this kind of stuff. I’m feeling okay.

Ozzy had been speaking out about his health issues for some time before his passing, but he had already set out for his final performance at Villa Park.

The Prince of Darkness had autonomic dysfunction, Parkinson’s disease, and an acute myocardial infarction, according to his death certificate. His line of work was described as “rock legend, songwriter, and performer.”

A blood clot causes damage to the heart muscles, which frequently causes an acute myocardial infarction. The symptoms of chest pain include feeling sick, feeling swollen, or experiencing pain in other parts of the body, such as the arm, jaw, neck, back, and stomach, lightheadedness, sweating, shortness of breath, or feeling unwell. After being dispatched to Ozzy’s home, the air ambulance medics spent two hours attempting to save him.

I’m a celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! on Monday night! Jack, Ozzy’s son, expressed emotion while addressing his late father. Jack told Lisa Riley, “It was undoubtedly a shock. We were aware of his illness for a while, but it was undoubtedly a shock. We didn’t know it would happen that quickly… He performed a massive, big show and said, “Alright, I’m done. ” It was the ultimate mic drop.

When Jack the Emmerdale legend inquired about his father’s approval of his appearance on the ITV show, the tears started to swell. He cried as he explained, “He’d be so supportive of this.”

Jack acknowledged his grief while sat in the Bush Telegraph, where he was away from his campmates, by saying, “I’m still navigating it all, it’s been three, almost four months, and it’s still pretty fresh.”

The iconic family is on the show as Jack has the full consent of his mother, Sharon, and sister Kelly to appear in the jungle. He admitted that it will be very difficult for him to leave his family, who is still grieving. It’s going to be difficult to leave them behind, Jack said.

He continued, “My wife, my family, and I still have a lot of kids to look up to now that my dad passed away. That is certain to be challenging. Not that I’ve been away from them for the longest. Without a phone, I’ve been filming Adrenaline Junkie on various occasions.

“I was able to make calls home while still having access to one. It will be very difficult to avoid speaking with my wife and kids. I do hope to inspire my family, though.

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As Strictly Come Dancing reaches Blackpool week, former England international footballer Karen Carney talks about her emotional breakthrough and self-assurance with her partner Carlos Gu.

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Strictly Come Dancing’s glitterball may still be weeks away, but for Karen Carney and her pro partner Carlos Gu, reaching the iconic Blackpool Tower Ballroom already feels like its own kind of victory.

The duo, who danced a paso doble during Saturday night’s Blackpool special, have developed a close friendship during the series, despite the former England women’s footballer acknowledging they couldn’t be more different, and now Blackpool couldn’t be more “exciting”.

Karen says, “Honestly, walking around the building is special,” and her eyes glaze over as she discusses the first time she has stepped into the historic ballroom. “Blackpool is magical because of its architecture, balconies, and other aspects.” You are immediately struck when you arrive.

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It’s a destination she never imagined she’d reach. “Not at all,” she laughs when asked if Blackpool was ever on her Strictly bingo card. A footballer at heart, the former Lioness says the show has completely transformed her.

She nods at Carlos, saying, “He’s helped me gain confidence.” I wanted to do the show because of this. The cha-cha pushed me so far beyond my comfort zone, but he believed in me. I’m feeling rewired.

After devoted more than three decades to football, it’s a significant change. For the first time in 30 years, Karen explains, “I’ve never had a ball or a tactics board with me.” It’s been incredible to see who I really am.

And the feedback has been overwhelming for the former football star. “I’ve had messages from little girls saying they’re getting into football or dance because of us,” she says. “For me it’s about showing that if you put your heart and soul into something, anything is possible.”

Carlos beams when asked what his first impression of Karen was. “My first impression was, ‘She’s a footballer… I’m going to do my best!’” he laughs. “We’re total opposites—she loves Peaky Blinders, I love Downton Abbey—but opposite attracts. She works so hard. She’s bruised, battered, everything, but she never stops.”

Their emotional breakthroughs have been some of the series’ standout moments—none more so than last week, when Carlos was visibly overcome after the judges recognised Karen’s improvement. “It was one of her toughest weeks,” he says. “Her back was hurting, she couldn’t breathe. But she kept trying. Seeing the judges acknowledge that work—it just got me.”

Karen acknowledges the physical exhaustion is real. She jokes that “people forget I’m half-broken from football.” “I would still be playing if I were still in shape!” Carlos and I both promised and I will give everything to him.

Beyond the dance studio, the support behind them extends far. Karen says, “My family is my biggest cheerleader.” When my mother Face-tweeted me, she said, “Where’s Carlos? ” I’m like… I’m here too”!

She also reveals she’s been cheered on by former teammates, including close friend Alex Scott, who is currently in the I’m A Celebrity jungle. “Alex was my roommate for 14 years. She messaged as soon as I was announced. I watched her Paso at Blackpool—so special. I didn’t know she was going into the jungle, though!”

Karen, who has a trademark humility, shuts down any talk of the final—or winning. I haven’t considered winning yet. I only want to take pleasure in each moment. This opportunity is only available to 15 people annually. That is sufficient for me.

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She insists that Strictly is not a career choice despite the fact that there are likely more opportunities ahead. I’m not here for the outcome. Because I enjoy the show, I’m here. I wanted to demonstrate a different side of me and gain more self-assurance. That’s my only intention.

The cast is roosting as Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman prepare for their most recent Strictly film. We love them, Carlos exclaims softly. It will undoubtedly be emotionally charged, but that’s life.

Scheuermann’s disease, a rare spinal condition that causes curvature, which is a key component of ballroom dancing, has also been an additional challenge for Carney.

The football pundit has left Gu deeply moved, with the professional dancer becoming emotional during last weekend’s programme after their American Smooth performance received glowing feedback from the judging panel.

Steps’ medley, performed live on Saturday at the famed Tower Ballroom, was followed by the four judges, celebrities, and Strictly professional dancers.

Aviva Chiara Mongillo, 27, a Disney star who also released music under the name Carys, said that since then, her life has significantly altered and she now lives with her parents.

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A former Disney Channel who achieved huge success over the years has admitted she is back living with her parents – but said she “wouldn’t change a thing.”

Aviva Chiara Mongillo is best known for her roles as Juniper in the CBC sitcom Workin’ Moms and Alya Kendrick in the Family Channel drama series Backstage. Aviva became a Disney star after the Disney Channel-associated television series Backstage.

The 27-year-old has also released music under her name Carys – with some of her hits being Princesses Don’t Cry, Bad Boy and No More – after signing to Warner Music Canada. However, Aviva has now admitted that despite her career successes, she is now back living at her parents’ house.

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She has taken to TikTok to share a meme about how different her life looks now – but, at the same time, she said she is grateful for what she has and would not want her life to look any different. The actress and musician, smiling at the camera in a red jumper, was seen miming miming to the words: “To be honest, I don’t know what happened but we need a re-do.”

She added, “When you were on the Disney channel, signed to a major label, and had a viral song before the age of 20, and you’re now 27 and living with your parents,” in the video. She made it clear that she genuinely loves her life in the caption.

She continued, “For real though, I wouldn’t change a thing.” I’m happy that this is my life. One commenter wrote, “Backstage is one of my favorite Disney shows ever! “, which many fans expressed their support for Aviva. “!

Another person remarked, “Backstage was my obsession!” Someone said, “OMG, my mom and I would stay up all night watching backstage when I was in middle school. Who can tell me where I can watch it? “

“PRINCESSES YOU MADE DO NOT CRY. Someone else said, “I MADE A TIKTOK DANCE TO THAT SONG IN 2020.” One more phrase, “Aviva Mongillo, you will always be famous to me” follows.

“I legitimately still listen to the princesses’ down cry and shot me down from behind.” A fan wrote, “Girl, you haven’t been forgotten.” One more phrase was added, “I will forever loveee backstage!” Thank you so much for bringing me such a rich childhood, girl.

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One required that you “BRING BACK BACKSTAGE IMMEDIATELY.” Someone else emailed Aviva, “Hi, queennn.” A fan wrote, “It is iconic that my favorite middle school character from one of my favorite middle school shows would appear on my for-you page to remind me of the existence of said show. Thank you.” ]sic] Aviva replied: “Eeee!! We found each other again, I’m glad to see that. ]sic]

From 2016 to 2017, Aviva starred as Alya, a gifted musician and songwriter at the prestigious Keaton School of the Arts, in Backstage. She frequently sang and played the guitar on screen during the show’s sixty episodes. From 2018 to 2023, she continued to play a recurring role in Working ‘Moms.

In 2017, her debut album, Songs About Boys, was released. In 2019, her song Princesses Don’t Cry became a huge hit, reaching 250 million streams on social media platforms like TikTok, and earning her song a huge hit.

La Voix of Strictly Come Dancing looked devastated as her exit was made public. The Strictly cast members’ audience witnessed the drag icon as they took on Blackpool.

La Voix has made an appearance for the first time since she left the show. Despite the fact that her injury prevented her from performing any more, the actress was seen looking glam.

As you may have heard, La Voix suffered an injury that prevented her from dancing in Blackpool, and our team informed her that she had to withdraw from the competition.

Additionally, it’s been confirmed that La Voix’s decision to withdraw from the competition will result in no celebrity being sent home this weekend.

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The late Ornella Vanoni. The Italian singer, known for hits like Senza Fine and L’appuntamento, died at the age of 91 after a seven-decade career.

Giorgia Meloni, the country’s prime minister, expressed her deep regret on X Saturday over the death of Antonio Vanoni, who had an “unmistakable voice” that had impacted Italian culture forever. Italy loses a distinctive artist who leaves behind an unrepeatable artistic legacy, Meloni said.

Vanoni passed away at her Milan home, according to Italian newspaper La Stampa, from cardiac arrest.

Vanoni became known as “The Lady of Italian Song” thanks to more than 100 albums released and sales exceeding 55 million copies, according to LaPresse newspaper.

Vanoni, who was born in Milan in 1937, initially fell in love with theater, which led to Broadway productions in 1964.

However, she collaborated with some of Italy’s and the world’s most important songwriters in light of what LaPresse called a “highly personal and sophisticated performing style” and a “highly personal and sophisticated repertoire.”

The success of Vanoni’s professional and romantic relationship with well-known Genovese singer-songwriter Gino Paoli led to the 1961 hit “Senza Fine” (Without End).

According to Italy’s ANSA news agency, her later collaborations included working with artists like Gil Evans, Herbie Hancock, and George Benson.

Vanoni won numerous prestigious music festival prizes in Italy, including the nation’s most adored Sanremo Music Festival, where she fought eight times for second place in 1968 with the song “Casa Bianca.”

Her writing propelled her to the top of the list, earning her recognition when she twice won the prestigious Tenco Award, becoming the only Italian singer to ever be awarded the title as a songwriter and the only woman to do so twice.

Her most notable commercial success was Erasmo and Roberto Carlos’ song “L’appuntamento,” an Italian adaptation of the Brazilian song “Sentado à beira do caminho.”

It was first released in 1970, but Steven Soderbergh’s soundtrack for Ocean’s Twelve helped her reach new heights and helped her reach other countries.

ANSA reported that Vanoni’s later work received a lot of attention as a guest on television because of her unpredictable character, extensive anecdotes collection, and “complete indifference to political correctness.”

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