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The Sun
06-06-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
I went to the Soap Awards and here's everything you DIDN'T see on TV – from axed speeches to onstage blunders
THE British Soap Awards returned to screens last night after having been mysteriously axed for 2024. The ceremony, screened on ITV, was dominated by EastEnders who picked up a total of eight awards, including the prestigious Best British Soap. 3 Jane McDonald was back in the hosting seat having taken over from axed TV star Phillip Schofield in 2023 and the night appeared to go off without a hitch. However, The Sun can exclusively reveal a number of moments which were pulled from ITV's final broadcast - including a series of faux pas' from former soap stars as well as heavily edited speeches from Jaime Winstone and Patsy Palmer. One moment that failed to make it to air involved former soap star Jan Pearson, who played Karen Hollins in now axed BBC soap Doctors. She made a triumphant comeback to the Soap Awards stage following the programme's cancellation in order to present the gong for Best On-Screen Partnership. Jan was stood alongside co-star Chris Walker to hand out the gong to EastEnders duo Rudolph Walker and Angela Wynter. However, she was forced to read out the nominations a total of THREE times. And whilst one audience mole suggested on X the re-records took place as a result of the loud cheers for Corrie pair Vicky Myers and Alison King, The Sun can reveal an entirely different reason was behind the triple taping. Actress Jan suffered an on-stage coughing fit which saw her struggle to read out the names of the nominees. She gave it three goes but was affected by her tickly throat each time. The second and third attempts were both filmed after the gong was handed out with the audience already aware of exactly who had won. Elsewhere, whilst hostess Jane was on top form for most of the evening, there were a handful of occasions where she was forced to do a series of re-takes despite the ceremony supposedly filming as live. One audience member told The Sun: 'The warm-up guy made it clear from the start that they were recording the ceremony as live and so everyone had to be on their best behaviour. 'It also put a lot of pressure on Jane as she was expected to rattle through her hosting duties without a hitch but with so many links to record, she was bound to mess up on a few of them.' Just moments after the show kicked off, Jane was forced to re-record one of her links about hunky Coronation Street star Jacob Roberts. The actor, who plays lothario copper PC Kit Green, caught Jane's eye and she was quick to make a joke about his good looks. However, she tripped up over her own words and was left rad-faced as she admitted she had become too flustered thinking about Jacob. The audience erupted into laughter as Jane attempted to brush off her hilarious mishap and instead re-told her joke just seconds into the event. The moment left Jacob looking down at the ground after unexpectedly becoming the centre of attention. Someone else who suffered an embarrassing blunder was awards presenter Denise Welch. She was also forced into re-filming her entire segment after a blunder with her very own CHEE award. As part of a skit, Denise was handed a joke prize by Shirlie Kemp to mark her achievement of having played roles in all four major soaps. The trophy was made out of items connected to each of the four soaps but Denise held her prize back to front meaning the audience and cameras could not see what she was referring too. Just before handing out the award for Best Newcomer, Denise was halted by bosses and instructed to re-do the entire segment again and have the trophy facing the crowd. One onlooker told The Sun: 'Denise was referring to the trophy being connected to all four soaps but no one could see anything. 'It led to a lot of blank and unimpressed expressions on the soap stars faces when the cameras cut to a close-up hoping to get a hilarious reaction from them. 'It fell a bit flat but Denise was able to pick the mood back up when she was told of her error.' During the ITV broadcast, clever camera trickery saw the award facing the correct way as Denise gave her speech. Moreover, TWO star speeches were drastically cut down. Actress Jaime Winstone delivered a whopping five-minute speech that had to be edited down to less than a minute after she accepted the gong for the first award of the night for Best Single Episode. The star did not mince her words as she spoke about the honour of being part of the special episodes set in 1985 but less than half of it made it into the final edit. Patsy Palmer's X-rated speech about her vagina also saw some editing after she made a slew of vulgar jokes after accepting the award for Best Comedy Performance.
The Sun
01-06-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Blearly-eyed EastEnders and Corrie stars scoff burgers and puff on cigarettes as they leave boozy British Soap Awards
THE British Soap Awards turned into a wild night as bleary-eyed EastEnders and Corrie favourites were snapped scoffing burgers, puffing on cigarettes, and knocking back drinks in the street. Jaime Winstone, Patsy Palmer and Tina O'Brien were among those snapped heading home in the early hours. 6 6 6 6 The glamorous soap stars swapped champagne for street food. Corrie's Mollie Gallagher seen chomping on a greasy burger. Some weren't ready to call it a night, as they continued al fresco on the pavement laughing and chatting amid the chaos. Corrie's Julie Hesmondhalgh clutched a pint of Guinness as they left the Hackney Empire bash. A-listers in glittering gowns and sharp suits were also spotted puffing away on cigarettes, with some looking a bit worse for wear as they chatted with pals outside. Jaime was seen in a powder-blue mini-dress lighting up, while others nursed bottles of beer or sipped cocktails. Elsewhere, dapper Scott Malsen, in orange trousers and a grey blazer smoked and drank outside, not worrying about a post-party hangover. 6 6
Daily Mail
30-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Patsy Palmer cuts a stylish figure as she joins chic Mia Regan for Choose Love launch event in support of LGBTQIA+ refugees
and Mia Regan were among the stars in attendance for the launch of the new 'Queer Was Always Here' T-shirts with Choose Love in support of LGBTQIA+ refugees in London on Thursday. EastEnders actress Patsy, 53, opted for a laid-back chunky colourful scarf which she paired with a beige buttoned up cardigan. Opting for comfort, Patsy paired her garment with some tailored black trousers and brown, beige and blue trainers. She accessorised her ensemble with a pair of aviator spectacles and a set of elegant gold earrings. Meanwhile Mia opted for a more summery casual look as she stepped out in a pair of beige knee-length shorts. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new Showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. Keeping it relaxed, Mia paired her shorts with a white T-shirt and elegant brown Mary Jane flat shoes. She finished her ensemble with a brown leather jacket and a cream tasseled bag which wore across her chest. Adding a pop of colour to the event Jaime Winstone stepped out in a red, yellow and black checked shirt. She paired her country top with blue, red and white tweed skirt, brown knee-high boots and a grey cap. Nathaniel Curits showcased his toned legs as he wore a pair of long denim shorts for the glitzy event. He finished his look with white socks, white laced up trainers and a white Choose Love T-shirt. Jaylin Ye put on a leggy display for the outing as she wore a long denim blue skirt which featured a daringly high slit up her leg. She finished her look with a pair of long chunky leather boots and an elegant brown top which draped across her shoulders. Also adding a pop of colour to the evening, Minmie Sangsawang stepped out in a bright purple top. She paired the brightly-coloured garment with a knee-length beige skirt and some black leather flat shoes. Eric Chang looked handsome as he wore a white and black zipped jacket which he paired with black tailored trousers. He toted around his belongings in an extra large dark brown bag which he unconventionally carried around held under his arm.
