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Strictly Come Dancing fans have been left shocked after spoiler sites claimed to reveal the identity of the next celeb to leave the BBC dance contest. The popular show, now in its 20th series, is screened live on Saturday night, with the results episode and dreaded dance-off pre-recorded and then aired the following evening.
Ex-Spain and Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas has deleted a tweet that said he was gay, saying that his account had been hacked. Earlier on Sunday, Casillas’ Twitter account tweeted: «I hope you respect me: I'm gay.» Ad The tweet – in Spanish – was replied to by former Barcelona player Carles Puyol. Puyol’s tweet said: «It's time to tell our story.» Liga'It got too much' — Toxic Mourinho relationship played part in Guardiola's Barca exit, says Pique13/05/2022 AT 09:28 However, Casillas' tweet would later be deleted, with the 41-year-old saying that his account had been hacked.
Liverpool striker Darwin Nunez had fans talking with his goal celebration after scoring the equaliser against Arsenal on Sunday.
Stone Roses legend Mani has announced further details about the huge Manchester fundraising ball that he and wife Imelda are organising in a bid to raise thousands of pounds for charities close to the couple's hearts. Mani and Imelda have had the support of a host of famous faces with incredible donations for a special auction on the night as well as star performers since announcing the event on November 18.
Legendary Spain and Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas said his account was hacked after he tweeted saying he was gay and then deleting the post within hours. Taking to Twitter, he had written in Spanish "I hope you respect me: I'm gay." Carles Puyol, who was his teammate for the national team and played for bitter rivals Barcelona, replied to him, writing "It's time to tell our stories, Iker." Both tweets are now deleted. Soon, Casillas issued his clarification, and also apologised to the LGBT community.
has apologised to the LGBT community, claiming his official Twitter account had been hacked after a post earlier on Sunday read: “I hope you respect me – I’m gay.”
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has criticised Mikel Arteta for his management style at Arsenal and claims he can’t handle ‘big players’.