Phillip Schofield , the former ITV host who quit after admitting an afair with a younger male colleague, is reportedly being encouraged by long‑time friends to return to television. At the same time, actress Emily Atack announced that her upcoming wedding will be child‑free, sparking a wave of support from guests. The week also saw Rupert Everett lampooning star hygiene and Earl Spencer showcasing his new wife’s axe‑throwing skills.

Darren Day says Ant and Dec back Schofield's TV return

According to the source, actor Darren Day, who first met Schofield when he took over the lead in "Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" in 1993, described the presenter as "a good man" and confirmed that the popular duo Ant and Dec are backing his comeback. day recalled evenings spent socialising with Schofield and said the support from the vetteran presenters could smooth the path to a new series.

Emily Atack declares child‑free wedding policy

Emily Atack has publicly stated that her wedding will have no children in attendance, a decision she says reflects her personal choice and has been met with encouragement from many invitees. The actress revealed that the policy was discussed with guests ahead of time, and several have expressed admiration for her clarity on the matter.

Rupert Everett jokes about Julia Roberts' hygiene

In a separate celebrity snippet, actor Rupert Everett made a tongue‑in‑cheek comment about the personal hygiene habits of fellow stars Julia Roberts and Madonna, noting that “they’re both very particular about their routines.” The remark, reported by the source, was delivered during a light‑hearted interview and sparked a flurry of social‑media reactions .

Earl Spencer shows Cat Jarman's axe‑throwing at Althorp

Earl Spencer, brother of the late Princess Diana, highlighted his wife Cat Jarman’s newfound axe‑throwing talent during her birthday celebration at the family estate, Althorp. The source described the event as a “surprising showcase” that entertained guests and added a modern twist to the historic property’s reputation.

Who will produce Schofield's comeback show?

The biggest unknown remains the production side of Schofield’s return; no broadcaster or studio has been confirmed, and it is unclear whether his past network ITV will be involved. As the source notes, the lack of a concrete deal leaves fans waiting for an official announcement.