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Good Morning Britain presenter Ed Balls recalled being left in tears as he spoke to former Pop Idol star Gareth Gates about his speech impediment.

Gates, now a qualified speech coach with the McGuire Programme, a stuttering treatment course, appeared on the ITV morning show on Tuesday to discuss his stammer.

During their conversation, the 39-year-old was played a clip from a year ago when presenter Balls, 57, was left emotional as he discussed his own challenges with a speech impediment.

The presenter shared in the clip from November 2023: “You inspired me. I thought, ‘If Gareth Gates can do this, I can too. And if he can be public, I can be public too. It was really hard, but I did it because you showed me how to do it.”

“Thank you for saying that, it means a lot,” the singer…

Roman Kemp, the newly announced co-host for the Brit Awards 2024, shared his emotional journey and a memorable anecdote involving Ed Sheeran during his recent appearance on ITV’s Lorraine. As the radio presenter prepares to take the stage alongside Maya Jama and Clara Amfo, he reflects on the significance of this role in his career and the unique experiences it has brought him, including a drunken tattoo agreement with pop star Ed Sheeran.

Emotional Revelation and Star-Studded Support

During his conversation with Louise Minchin, Kemp revealed the overwhelming joy he felt upon learning he would co-host the prestigious award ceremony. Highlighting the importance of the moment, he explained, “This means as much to me as it does…

Zoran Savic says the idea of Partizan hosting the Warriors in a friendly game in Belgrade is in the very early stages, and the final decision does not rest solely with the Warriors.

Partizan Mozzart Bet Belgrade General Manager Zoran Savic shared insights on the potential of hosting the Golden State Warriors in Belgrade as a tribute to Dejan Milojevic.

Zoran Savic

Position:	PF, C
Age:	57
Height:	205 cm
Weight:	105 kg
Birth place:	Zenica, Serbia

In an extensive interview with BasketNews set to be published…

Ken Jennings, who has more “Jeopardy!” wins than any other contestant in show history, was the first person to fill in as a guest host following the death of Alex Trebek — a role he said he was “beyond nervous” to take on at the time.

“Honestly, I’m with the audience. I don’t want me out here. I want to see Alex out here,” Jennings said in a brief “Jeopardy!” interview filmed shortly after Trebek’s death from pancreatic cancer nearly three years ago. “I know exactly how they feel when they see anybody else behind this lectern. But there are tens of millions of people who love this show. We love this show, Alex loved the show. I’m just happy to fill in and help out.” 

Now, Jennings has been an official “Jeopardy!”…