In today's The Daily Lowdown, we discuss The Crown's reported ending, Elton John's special dedication during his Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour, and Love is Blind accusations.
Take a listen to the episode below…
The Crown is set to end with the wedding of King Charles and Queen Camilla, it has been reported. According to Metro, season six of the hit Netflix drama will end on a positive note in the history of the monarchy, with the occasion believed to be filmed at York Minster. Charles and Camilla tied the knot in 2005, meaning that the final series will also look at the early years of Prince William and Kate's relationship. We don't know about you, but we can't wait!
Elton John dedicated a song to Good Morning Britain star Kate Garraway's husband Derek Draper during his Farewell Yellow Brick Road live show. While performing at London's O2 arena, John invited Derek – who was deeply affected from covid back in 2020 – alongside his wife Kate and their two children. During the show, he dedicated Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me to them, calling the couple inspiring.
Bebe Rexha has hit back at TikTok after the social media platform suggested a search term about her weight in a video of the star performing. The 33-year-old shared a screenshot of the suggestion, tweeting that to see it was "so upsetting" adding that the situation "sucks". She also replied to a fan who told her to focus on her happiness, saying that she was working on herself but felt discouraged.
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Jesy Nelson has spoken about the press attention surrounding her latest comments about her Little Mix bandmates, admitting that she didn't like that several publications wrote about her relationship with her former band members while promoting her single – admitting that she hoped to raise awareness for domestic violence with her new single, Bad Thing. Her latest single has been hugely praised, with fans saying that she did a phenomenal job.
Love is Blind producers have defended the show after Danielle Ruhl, who appeared in season 2, admitted that she didn't feel supported during the show, and struggled with panic attacks and suicidal thoughts without receiving any assistance. In a statement Kinetic Content said that the wellbeing of participants is of paramount importance, and that rigorous protocols are in place to care for the contestants. What do you think?
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