After Kelly Brook was accused of being a “bully” by Kelly Osbourne, Gemma Daniels, who worked as a housekeeper at Kelly Brook’s former Kent farmhouse, made a statement on social media.
A woman who worked as Kelly Brook’s housekeeper for nine years has slammed Kelly Osbourne’s “bully” claims following a clash on I’m A Celebrity.
Ozzy Osbourne’s daughter leapt to her brother Jack’s defence after his campmate Kelly, 45, said he had pushed his way into taking over preparing the campmate’s dinner of eel. On the ITV show earlier this week, Jack offered to help Kelly after seeing she was gagging and retching over the smell while preparing the meal.
But despite accepting, Kelly later told the camera she felt Jack had “elbowed” his way into taking over the cooking for camp. Jack’s elder sister then took to her Instagram Stories to say: “Kelly Brook… I don’t think I like you.
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With all the gagging and excessive drama, you’re so performative, “Elbow out of the way to get to the fish.” You give off the big sister vibes that I want to attack because I think a little bullied you.
Gemma Daniels, Kelly’s ex-girlfriend, defended the former model after her stepdad called the allegations “a load of rubbish”. I’m A Celeb is portraying the star in a false light, according to Gemma, who spent nearly ten years working at the star’s $1 million Kent farmhouse before selling it in 2023.
Gemma, who described herself as “just a girl from a council estate,” said on TikTok that she has never felt the need to fight for Kelly Brook more than she does now. She described Kelly as a truly lovely, down-to-earth woman who treated her well.
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“I’m just a girl from a council estate and she trusted me and my team to come into the most amazing house,” the former housekeeper said. “Even when she wasn’t there a lot, I went every week to look after it, and she used to throw the cleaners and the gardeners a party every Christmas.”
She continued, “I’ve done a lot of things for people, some of whom are extremely wealthy and famous, but they’ve never done it for us.” All of us used to receive the most exquisite, thoughtful Christmas presents from her. When she would provide free items, she would inquire if we requested them. Nobody would do that, in my opinion.
There aren’t many people who would do that, but she knew we needed it. She allowed me to bring my children there because she didn’t need us there. On I’m a Celebrity, I believe she portrays her in a really bad way.
Gemma said Kelly’s house sold her, and she was moved by the gifts she received. She continued, “I hate it when she’s called a bully because she’s not, she was always really nice to gardeners.”
Many people praised Gemma for speaking out in support of Kelly in Gemma’s post’s comment section. One person wrote, “I don’t understand what Kelly Brook is doing wrong.” Another person referred to Kelly Brook as “fabulous”.
Kelly, who is now in her 40s, was an IT girl in her prime. Some women still feel threatened by her and try to drag her down, according to a third woman. She looks amazing, I mean! People should be aware that these programs are edited, so viewers won’t always see the full story. She sounds amazing, based on what you’ve said.
When he intervened on Wednesday and asked, “Would you like me to cut up the fish,” Kelly and Jack had an awkward conversation that led to her being called a “bully.” Kelly accepted the offer before saying in the Bush Telegraph: “I saw Jack coming over and elbowing me like a caveman to get to this fish,” she replied.
Kelly and Jack had a second potato-slicing incident on the show after he had previously criticized her for it while cooking a different meal. Although Jack had previously assumed the position of camp’s unofficial chef, Kelly and Jack had argued over how to properly prepare potatoes.
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Kelly admitted that she felt “displaced” by Jack and that, “I’m not going to lie, I just felt a little lost last night.” She continued, “I just want to be so helpful; I’m just trying to find my place in the camp in terms of what to do.”
Bayern Munich defeated Freiburg 6-2 at home in the Bundesliga on Saturday after Michael Olise scored twice and added three goals.
Lennart Karl, Dayot Upamecano, and Nicolas Jackson each scored goals for Bayern, who had already trailed with early goals from Yuito Suzuki and Johan Manzambi. Harry Kane also scored as Bayern started to move in the direction of gear.
Borussia Dortmund lost points at home to Stuttgart, leaving Bayern with eight points at the top of the table.
We conceded twice from set pieces, Karl said to Sky Germany.
“But then we recovered,” with six goals scored. In the end, everything turned out as planned.
Aleksander Pavlovic, the Bayern midfielder who scored Kane’s goal, praised the 17-year-old Karl, saying, “I’ve never seen a player at his age with such self-assurance. It’s great to play with him, and he’s an amazing player.
On November 22, 2025, FC Bayern Munich and SC Freiburg’s final German first division football game took place in Munich, southern Germany. The match was won by Bayern Munich with a 6-2 advantage. (Photo by Karl-Josef HILDENBRAND/AFP)
Bayern coach Vincent Kompany shuffled his deck with the intention of attending Arsenal on Wednesday, resting Serge Gnabry and Joshua Kimmich, the starting captain.
Suzuki and Manzambi both scored from set pieces to give Freiburg two, but the move appeared to have had a negative impact early.
Karl, a teenager winger, collected an Olise pass and slid home with Bayern in a burst. The starlet then gave Bayern the lead with a deflected shot that went wide from close range for Olise, repaying the favor.
Bayern opened the scoring with Upamecano taping into an Olise corner shortly after Karl had already had a goal offended for offside.
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In the German first division football match between FC Bayern Munich and SC Freiburg in Munich, southern Germany, on November 22, 2025, Senegalese forward #11 Nicolas Jackson (front) celebrates scoring his team’s fifth goal with Bayern Munich’s English forward #9 Harry Kane. (Photo by Karl-Josef HILDENBRAND/AFP)
With only 30 minutes left, Kane scored from close range for Bayern’s fourth. This season, the England captain has scored 14 goals from 11 league games, totaling 24 total.
The defending German champions, who have only lost two points in 18 matches so far this season, put together a fifth-round comeback with Olise, who then added a late goal to round out the comeback.
Deniz Undav, a visiting German striker, scored a hat-trick in the second half of a 3-3 home draw against Stuttgart, which gave Borussia Dortmund the lead twice before being pushed back twice.
Dortmund were 2-0 up at half-time thanks to an Emre Can penalty and a Maximilian Beier tap-in. Serhou Guirassyy’s home striker Serhou Guirassy was sent off for offside, and Undav added two goals.
Dortmund hoped to have won when Karim Adeyemi scored on the counter in stoppage time, but Undav added a hat-trick in stoppage time in the dying seconds to earn a point.
Stuttgart has lost five games and drawn two of their final two matches since Dortmund last lost to them in October 2022.
In another game, Bayer Leverkusen won 3-1 away at Wolfsburg thanks to the goals of Jonas Hofmann, Edmond Tapsoba, and Malik Tillman.
Leverkusen moved into second place after beating Stuttgart and Dortmund. Under coach Kasper Hjulmand, who replaced Erik ten Hag after just two league games, Erik ten Hag has now scored 22 of the possible 27 points.
Augsburg defeated Hamburg 1-0 at home, and Borussia Moenchengladbach’s 3-0 victory extended the reign of Heidenheim’s woes further.
Later on Saturday, Eintracht Frankfurt was promoted to Cologne.
In contrast to the Trump administration’s pressure to avoid a leaders’ declaration in the absence of an American delegation, world leaders quickly broke with tradition and adopted a new declaration at the G20 summit.
Following two and a half years in exile, Barcelona triumphantly defeated Athletic Bilbao on Saturday to share the top spot in La Liga.
The Spanish champions had intended to reopen the stadium a year ago, but construction problems forced them to wait until afterward.
Robert Lewandowski gave the opener with a brace, and Ferran Torres added a pair. Oihan Sancet was sent off in the second half, but Fermin Lopez also struck in a consoling victory over Athletic.
Real Madrid and Hansi Flick’s side both won the match at the top of the table. On Sunday, Los Blancos travel to Elche.
More than 45 000 fans filled the three stands that had been opened before and after the game, which Barca did.
Despite exorbitant costs, the game was essentially sold out. By 2026, Barcelona hopes to have a capacity of 105, 000 for the entire season.
After the goalkeeper had missed the previous nine games with injuries, Flick was able to name Joan Garcia. Garcia assisted the team in maintaining its first consecutive clean sheets since September.
Fans were able to celebrate the team’s first goal at the new stadium after much longer than anticipated upon their return to Camp Nou.
In the fourth minute, veteran striker Lewandowski, sporting the captain’s armband, opened the scoring.
Lewandowski beat Unai Simon with a powerful low strike from Eric Garcia, who was playing in midfield in place of Frenkie de Jong, who was suspended.
Lewandowski scored his eighth league goal of his injury-hit, stop-start season by holding the ball out when the Basque goalkeeper had a hand to it and should have kept it out.
Lionel Messi, a legendary player from Barca, made an impromptu visit to the newly renovated stadium a few weeks ago, and the crowd sang his name in the 10th minute, noting Barca’s glittering past as they ushered in a new era.
The away fans also made it clear that they had no intention of forgetting Nico Williams’ decision to leave for Spain and that they would continue to whistle Spain forward whenever they could.
Barca almost had a second playing Fermin Lopez, but Simon saved his effort and fired a narrowly wide.
In the first half, former Barca coach Ernesto Valverde’s Athletic made life difficult for them at times without creating too much of a risk.
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On November 22, 2025, FC Barcelona and Athletic Club Bilbao’s #19 Lamine Yamal (R) celebrate with their team’s fourth goal at Camp Nou Stadium in Barcelona as #07 Ferran Torres celebrates #19 with the spanish forward #17 Torres. (Photo by Lluis GENE/AFP)
Unai Gomez, a collegiate forward, fired over and hit a cross that Williams missed before Barca doubled their lead at half-time.
Lamine Yamal played Torres through with the outside of his boot, and Simon, who once more had a chance to keep the shot out, beat him.
The Catalan giants again struck early in the second half with a superbly executed Lopez-finishing effort from Lopez.
Athletic’s miserable afternoon got worse when Sancet, a midfielder, reprimanded after a VAR review after punching down Lopez in frustration.
On a strong back-to-back, Joan Garcia tapped Dani Vivian’s header past the line.
Raphinha, a Brazilian winger, was replaced in the second half by Flick after an injury spell. Within a few seconds of being introduced, he whipped a shot narrowly wide.
When Yamal made another superb pass to Torres, the former Manchester City forward, tucked away his second, Barca finished off a fantastic afternoon back at home.
Clare Balding acknowledged to Mel Giedroyc that she frequently refers to her wife Alice Arnold as “physically very attractive,” and she cautioned him.
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Clare Balding has revealed that she issued a warning to a fellow broadcaster(Image: Tristan Fewings/Getty Images)
Clare Balding has revealed that she issued a warning to a fellow broadcaster, as he always calls her wife “physically very attractive”. Clare, a broadcaster best known for her sports coverage, shared the revelation with Mel Giedroyc (of Mel and Sue and Great British Bake Off fame) on a recent episode of the Where There’s A Will, There’s A Wake podcast.
In this death-themed podcast, Mel, under the assumption that her weekly guest has passed away, probes them about how they want to die, their funeral plans, and other similarly dying-focused topics.
In the episode, Mel played a recording of an amusing mock eulogy by fellow broadcaster Gyles Brandreth, in which he described Clare, who was on Celebrity Traitors, as one of the “most loved and respected figures”.
As he continued his speech, he hinted at her love of all things equestrian and touched upon her career in sports broadcasting. However, the eulogy soon turned to the topic of Clare’s wife, Alice Arnold.
As Clare remarked that he is “physically very attracted” and that he “always says that,” Gyles said, “Of course, as she leaves behind a beautiful widow, the brilliant and beguiling Alice Arnold.”
You will notice that I’m dressed in white and sitting here today. Yes, because “a brighter future beckons,” as Clare chuckled, “because Alice.”
Gyles then instructed his mock audience to remain seated after the funeral, as they would subsequently move on to a wedding, as he and Alice had decided to “tie the knot”.
Clare noted that he’d “always had a thing” for her, and once he concluded, she said: “I think he’s thought about it — definitely thought about the wedding to Alice. He always says to her, ‘You’re physically very attractive’. And we all go, ‘Borderline; borderline, Gyles’, but he can get away with it.”
In other news from August, Clare made an embarrassing error about Princess Anne that occurred during a significant royal event, and it was all due to a phrasing error.
It happened while Alice was writing her commentary on King Charles’ coronation for the BBC, but it was people who “interpreted” what she said “differently” in her direction.
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She stated in a statement to Woman and Home magazine that she had commented on the coronation parade and that, coming from an equestrian background, “There’s the Princess Royal, who you may have seen make a hasty exit from Westminster Abbey, and she has been swiftly mounted.”
When I got home, Alice said that many people might have thought differently about it because of how it was interpreted. Hopefully, including the Princess Royal!
The Princess of Wales delivered a passionate and sincere speech that revealed her priorities and explained why she hopes to make significant changes for the better.
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Kate appears determined to make a positive change(Image: Getty)
She made a stunning return to the red carpet for one of the biggest royal events of the year in what was a gloomy week for the Princess of Wales. She issued a rallying call to some of the country’s most powerful business leaders ahead of her glamorous night out with Prince William at the Royal Variety Performance to support, encourage, and enable employees to lead healthy lives at home, especially those with young children.
The princess was speaking at the Future Workforce Summit, hosted by her Royal Foundation Business Taskforce for Early Childhood, and it was her first major public speech since her cancer diagnosis. Kate, 43, passionately discussed “valuing time and tenderness just as much as productivity and success” at the Salesforce Tower event in London, and how profitability and “having a positive impact” on employees’ lives were not and should not be “incompatible.”
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“Every one of you interacts with your own environment; a home, a family, a business, a workforce, a community,” she said. “These are the ecosystems that you yourselves help to weave. Imagine a world where each of these environments were built on valuing time and tenderness just as much as productivity and success.”
Former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond exclusively tells the Mirror that Kate’s words were particularly impactful and came from a deeply personal place. “I admire Catherine for practising what she preaches,” Jennie says. “I’m sure she fully understands the pressures that exist for many working parents, and means every word she says.
She has encouraged William to be a full-fledged father and is “a hands-on mum as much as she can be.” They have taken a lot of flak for using school holidays as family time, and they are obviously both incredibly fortunate to have some choice in this regard. But Catherine believes passionately that these early years in her children’s lives are by far the most important and formative.
She also spoke as a mother after her diagnosis, which added the pressure of managing her health. She is incredibly grateful for having the opportunity to prioritize her health and family, and there’s no denying that. Now she appears to be using her platform to highlight the good that she knows can come from that privilege, for the benefit of other parents and society as a whole. She holds incredibly dear to her heart about this cause.
The day after the summit, Kate enjoyed a night of glamour, show-stopping performances and the appearance of a very special little bear at the Royal Variety Performance. Following her and William’s absence last year, it was a welcome return to a more traditional royal diary.
The gleaming couple donned a coordinated velvet tuxedo while Kate wore a stunning floor-length velvet gown to the glittering Royal Albert Hall event. They appeared united and at ease as they watched the cast of Paddington The Musical take to the stage, along with pop star Jessie J and Grammy award-winning singer Laufey, to raise funds for the Royal Variety Charity.
Kate spoke with Price Tag singer Jessie J, 37, who had a mastectomy for breast cancer in June, later that evening, who added some extra sparkle with a pair of diamond earrings that Queen Elizabeth II received on her wedding day.
Jessie shared, “Mum to mum, who has just recently gone through cancer, I just wanted to give her a hug.” We acknowledged that it’s something that is not easy to go through, especially in the public eye”.
Olivia and Emelie Edwards, twins, 9, both of whom are nine years old, are also very special children. Their parents work at Brinsworth House, a care facility for entertainment workers supported by the Royal Variety Charity.
As she spoke to the girls about the Paddington performance, the princess revealed Prince George, 12, Princess Charlotte, 10, and Prince Louis, seven, were “very sad” not to have been allowed to accompany their parents on their night out.
She said, “My kids were very sad, and we’re going to have to keep it a big secret that I saw you guys.” They regretted not joining us, they said.
Kate’s attendance at the two major events was a clear sign that she is feeling strong enough to handle a busier workload, Jennie tells us, but she will no doubt still want to be around as much as possible for her children.
Jennie says, “She’s determined to be there for her own children as much as possible, and she wants business leaders to take a look at the work-life balance they provide for their employees, and we should all be grateful for that.
We’ll continue to get the balance wrong unless someone stands up and yells that work can be exhausting, especially now that we are contactable 24/7. Additionally, Catherine’s opinion is not exclusive. Her Foundation is providing evidence that children who are brought up in a nurturing and loving environment, where parents give them those most valuable assets that are time and love, are more emotionally secure in later life. “
Queen Elizabeth II, who vowed to dedicate her life to the service of the Commonwealth, has echoed Kate’s desire to leave a positive legacy from her royal status. She has also made it abundantly clear that her children won’t waste valuable time with their mothers. In the video update she shared in September 2024 to announce the end of her chemotherapy treatment, she spoke of finding a” new perspective”.
This time, in particular, has reminded William and me to reflect and be grateful for life’s simple yet crucial things, which so many of us frequently disregard. Of simply loving and being loved, “she said.
Next year has a number of momentous milestones in store for the family. Prince George will complete his final year of primary education at Lambrook School, leaving behind his younger sister and brother. The first-born will also enter his teenage years, when he turns 13 on 22 July, before heading off to secondary school.
The topic of where he will continue his education has been much discussed, with questions swirling about whether Kate and William will break tradition and send him to a co-ed secondary, rather than as a boarder to Eton College like his father and uncle, Prince Harry.
The decision, according to Jennie, has already been made, and their new Forest Lodge home, which they moved from Adelaide Cottage earlier this month, has already undergone some changes.
William spoke recently of some familiar parental dilemmas, revealing that he and Kate have yet to allow George to have a mobile phone. He also stated that his days were filled with “play dates, a cab driver, sports days, games, playing in the garden whenever I can,” further demonstrating how compatible his and Kate’s parenting values are with one another while speaking to a journalist in Brazil during his most recent Earthshot Prize trip.
Jennie adds”, It is certainly a big year ahead, and as George becomes a teenager, it is very clear the children are their priority, and Kate especially wants to spend as much time with them as possible after her illness, and it is wonderful to see.
“I would assume that his new school has already been chosen. Personally, I believe that if he is going to be sent away to board would be a great shame, and that would contradict some of Catherine’s fundamental beliefs. On the other hand, she went to boarding school and seemed to enjoy it, so I suppose she feels ready to cross that bridge with George.
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Jennie continues, “It’s getting easier to get past those memories of her illness right now, but I believe it has completely altered her outlook on life.” As she reminds us constantly, love and kindness, time and tenderness, are vital anchors in the lives of the young and the old, and the family is a wonderful example of that. “
