The Mail on Sunday

You won’t BELIEVE what they tell me!

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I was performing in front of Prince Philip and my flies came undone. Afterwards he said, ‘Don’t worry, the same thing happened to me once, dear boy. I was playing polo and I suddenly felt a breeze.’ Ballet dancer Wayne Sleep reveals at the ITV Gala how the Duke of Edinburgh put him at ease after a very embarrassi­ng wardrobe malfunctio­n.

My advice for Simon? Wear flats, because those heels don’t work. X Factor’s Louis Walsh takes a cheeky swipe at Simon Cowell’s penchant for high-heeled men’s shoes after his recent horror fall down some stairs.

When you have a buggy in the street, people just part the way for you. It makes me feel like Jesus. A lovely turn of phrase from new mum Paloma Faith, right, when we met at the Music Industry Trust Awards – but is she getting Moses and the Messiah mixed up?

I got a letter saying, ‘We need to cast a character who is a washed-up, narcissist­ic and unpleasant ex-star. We thought of you.’

Hugh Grant tells me of the charming way he was approached to play the villain in the new Paddington film.

I’ve been blackliste­d from Uber because, after drinking one night, I made my driver go all over LA looking for an open branch of Taco Bell. Then I ordered so much food it exploded over the back seat. Singer Nicole Scherzinge­r explains in messy detail why she’s now forced to rely on hailing cabs the old fashioned way.

I saw a headline saying ‘Brown: pre-publicatio­n record sales’ and I thought, ‘This is amazing.’ Of course, it was Dan Brown. Former PM Gordon Brown’s hopes of mega-sales for his memoirs were painfully short-lived.

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