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THE BIGGEST CELEB BOMBSHELLS OF 2017

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The #Metoo movement

When dozens of women, including Rose Mcgowan, Gwyneth Paltrow and Angelina Jolie (above), spoke out over accusation­s that Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein sexually abused, assaulted and raped women, it sparked a worldwide scandal that soon spread to other celebs. Incredibly, for something so appalling, there were some positives. While what was unearthed was horrendous, it did spark the #Metoo movement, which encouraged people who had been abused by someone in a position of power to speak up – and that’s one step towards putting a stop to it.

Zoë Ball heals her heartache

One of the year’s most heartbreak­ing moments was when Zoë Ball’s boyfriend Billy Yates tragically committed suicide in May. The nation felt for her. I was over the moon to see her stepping out with a smile on her face earlier this month and to hear she’s found love again with Michael Reed – she deserves it.

Wayne’s drink-driving scandal

Wayne Rooney messed up – again – when he was arrested for drink-driving and banned for two years in September. He happened to be driving the car of a girl he’d met and was allegedly flirty with. That same night, I was actually out with my wife at the bar opposite. If I’d known I’d have confiscate­d the car keys and told him to get his act together. Poor Coleen.

Scary files for divorce

One of the most high-profile splits came in March, with the announceme­nt that Mel B was divorcing hubby of almost ten years Stephen Belafonte. There were accusation­s of domestic violence, affairs with the nanny and even claims he drugged her. It’s amazing how some relationsh­ips seem happy and successful – when, in reality, there’s some dark stuff going on underneath.

Jordan reveals Kieran cheated… again!

Jordan’s toyboy husband Kieran Hayler – who cheated on her with her two best friends in 2014 – was caught out again, when she revealed in August he’d been diddling the nanny (who denied it) and, allegedly, a woman from Katie’s Pony Club TV show.

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