Lauren Williams

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James Corden purchased an £8 million property four years ago near the leafy and affluent area of Henley-On-Thames. The home, known as Templecombe House, is a 1960s art-deco style property that the actor bought with ambitious renovation plans. Corden intended to tear down and renovate the structure entirely to create what he envisioned as his forever home. He planned to move into the renovated property with his wife Julia Carey and their three children, Max, Carey and Charlotte.

3 weeks ago | gbnews.com | Lauren Williams

Romeo Beckham, 22, has appeared to issue a cryptic statement aimed at the ongoing feud with his brother Brooklyn Beckham, 26, which has split the rest of the family. Over the last few months, it has been claimed that Brooklyn cut contact with his famous parents altogether, alongside his wife Nicola Peltz Beckham.

3 weeks ago | gbnews.com | Lauren Williams

Gary Lineker and his brother Wayne have reunited at a family wedding in Ibiza, appearing to end their 17-year feud with scenes of the pair drinking and celebrating together. The brothers were filmed at Gary's son Harry's wedding to fiancée Annabelle over the weekend, marking a significant reconciliation after years of estrangement. Videos shared on social media by Gary's son George showed both brothers in high spirits as they joined the festivities.

3 weeks ago | gbnews.com | Lauren Williams

Good Morning Britain host Ed Balls has been slammed by ITV viewers for the “shambolic” interview this morning with Robert Jenrick over his “weird” Turkish barber remark. Their debate comes after hundreds of barber shops have been targeted in a three-week money laundering blitz by the police and the National Crime Agency.

3 weeks ago | gbnews.com | Lauren Williams

Jeremy Clarkson has criticised the BBC's decision to produce another period drama instead of adapting Brian Klein's novel "The Spider Covenant". The book originally tells the story of sinister businessmen using money the Nazis squirrelled away after World War Two to fund a next-generation AI project which will put Hitler sympathisers in power around the world. Clarkson described Klein's work as "a good read" and suggested it would make "an excellent mini series on TV".