Shaun Ryder: Latest News

Shaun Ryder appeared to surprise his I'm A Celebrity... South Africa campmates when he shared the real reason for wearing sunglasses when night fell on their first night in camp.

I'm A Celeb fans were left squirming this week after Nella Rose and Nigel Farage took on the first food Bushtucker Trial where they indulged in pizza slices with a creepy-crawly difference. Instead of the usual pepperoni topping, the celebs were treated to chicken feet, giant mealworms and camel udders to name a few in the taste-tangling task.

Happy Mondays star Shaun Ryder has given a health update afer the male menopause “left him unable to speak” or “leave the house”. Shaun has now said Hormone Replacement Therapy has changed his life as he now uses testosterone gel to boost his libido and energy.The I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here! star admitted that the condition left him “miserable”, and told The Sun that he was “tired all the time” and “could barely be bothered leaving the house”. Shaun revealed to the publication: “My libido was gone and I was miserable.

Shaun Ryder has revealed he is on more pills now than he was during his party days.Shaun exclusively shared a health update with the Daily Star and shared the effects of his insufficient thyroid.The singer said: "It's because I don't have a thyroid, mine was underactive which makes you fat and bald but once that goes then everything starts to grate down and you have to take lots of tablets."And I don't produce testosterone now so I'm on more pills now than I was in 1988."The Celebrity Gogglebox star also opened up about why he can't stand This Morning's Alison Hammond.Shaun reckons he "detests" Alison and has done since first clashing with her on ITV's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!Earlier this year, Shaun and Allison also allegedly erupted behind the scenes of Dancing On Ice.The pair were both sitting in the audience supporting their pals on the show when they butted heads.When asked if they've spoken since then, Shaun exclusively told us: "No, no, she doesn't like me and I detest her that's allowed we don't like each other."You know when two people just clash, she was in the jungle with me 12 years ago and you know when two people meet and you instantly know you just don't get on, and we don't, but we can't all get on."But would Shaun compete in the ITV skating show?He replied: "Noway, Dancing On Ice is too dangerous, I cant do that I've got two f***ing false hips." Shaun, 59, also opened up about his thoughts on the royals, in particular Prince Harry and The Duchess of Sussex.

Shaun Ryder has called out the palace for their "bullsh**" excuse as to why Prince Andrew won't be attending the Jubilee celebrations. Buckingham Palace has shared that Prince Andrew will miss a key Jubilee event on Friday (May 3) as he has contracted Covid-19.Black Grape and Happy Mondays star Shaun will be taking the stage this Jubilee weekend at the Great Estate Festival and will be taking part in the festival's tribute to Queen Elizabeth.The show will attempt to break the world record for the most people wearing paper crowns in one place.Shaun said: "So I'm told we've all gotta wear a paper hat from the crackers or whatever."I'm gonna do it but if I can sneak behind everybody and set everyone's hat on fire then that would be funny, wouldn't it? It would probably get me locked up as well.

Bez has tested positive for COVID after making his debut appearance on Dancing On Ice on Sunday (January 16).The Happy Mondays member took to the rink in episode one of the ITV show’s 14th series, which saw him skate to his band’s classic single ‘Step On’ alongside professional partner Angela Egan.Yesterday (January 17) Bez – real name Mark Berry – confirmed to the Daily Star that he’s since “had a positive test”.“I’m gutted because I’m going to be missing training but I’m looking forward to skating on the show again for week three,” he said, “and I’ll be tuning at home and cheering on my mates who are skating this weekend.”In a statement, an ITV spokesperson said: “We have stringent protocols in place to ensure the health and safety of all our contributors and staff which are routinely monitored and updated to reflect the current guidelines.”Bez was hospitalised with COVID in 2020, a full week before it was announced as a pandemic. Last summer he explained that he “seriously thought [he] was going to die” as a result of the virus, saying he “couldn’t breathe”.The Dancing On Ice judging panel scored Bez and Egan 12.5 points out of a possible 40, though the pair’s performance was a hit with viewers.Bez wore full protective gear, including a helmet designed to look like a melon – a nod to the iconic ‘Step On’ line “You’re twistin’ my melon, man”.A pair of giant maracas were displayed at the back of the ice rink, while dancers dressed as slices of watermelon joined the pair later in the performance.

The former hell-raiser admits he was scared when he first caught the virus as he has “no thyroid” and was worried about what the repercussions of that would be.Not only did Shaun have COVID, but so did his wife Joanne Ryder."My wife Joanne caught it too, and we thought we were dying."As rough as it was, I know it could have been worse.

Happy Mondays legend Shaun Ryder is suffering a string of unusual symptoms after contracting Covid-19, his bandmate Bez has revealed.The British music icon, 56, appeared on BBC Radio Five live to talk about his new fitness platform before revealing Shaun, 58, was bed-bound with coronavirus.Remaining upbeat about the situation, Bez said: "Do you know what, here's news about Shaun, because he has not been the most well of people."He had Covid just recently and he is really ill with it."The only thing he could eat was fruit and his hair started growing back.

popular series returned with a catch-up episode tonight, highlighting some of the best moments from the celebrity edition of the hit Channel 4 show. But this didn't go down too well with viewers.

Manchester Music Then and Now: Music Worth Fighting For, will premiere online tonight (December 18).Set to premiere on the United We Stream site at 8pm this evening, the documentary will be available to watch subsequently on the Visit Manchester site.Featuring interviews and insights from members of Blossoms, Courteeners, New Order, Happy Mondays, Working Men’s Club and Elbow – as well as such emerging Manchester artists as Yemi Bolatiwa, Valve and DJ Olli Ryder (the son of Shaun Ryder) – the documentary aims to “showcase the strength and diversity of Greater Manchester’s current music scene”.During production, the filmmakers also adapted their focus “to reflect upon what’s at stake for the music sector” as a result of the coronavirus

Happy Mondays‘ Shaun Ryder has opened up on his recent cancer scare after he discovered a lump on his testicle.The Madchester singer was told by doctors that it was not cancerous, but he says it has now made him increasingly aware of his own mortality.Ryder explained that the lump is causing him pain due to it pressing on a nerve, but he is yet to have it removed after the coronavirus outbreak resulted in the cancellation of thousands of non-essential operations.He told The Sun: “This non-malignant growth in my testicle is pressing on a nerve. It’s like having really bad toothache in your balls.”He added: “I was one of those dudes who never thought I could die, no matter what.

Ryder told The Sun: ‘This non-malignant growth in my testicle is pressing on a nerve.‘It’s like having really bad toothache in your balls.’The scare has now made the Step On singer think about his health more, as two of his six children, Pearl and Lulu, are 11 and 12, and he doesn’t ‘want to go because of them’.He said: ‘I was one of those dudes who never thought I could die, no matter what.‘I now think I’m not invincible.’In the 90s, Ryder battled drug addiction, heavily using crack cocaine, heroin and the tranquiliser temazepam, and his drug habit broke up the Happy Mondays in 1992.However, the star has been sober for 17 years, and credits this to his wife Joanne and his children, as well as taking up cycling.Speaking about his parenting

The Sun, Shaun said: "This non-malignant growth in my testicle is pressing on a nerve."It's like having really bad toothache in your b***s."I can have the growth chucked out but I should've gone before lockdown started."The former I'm A Celebrity...

Shaun Ryder has opened up about his cancer scare after he discovered a painful growth in his testicle during lockdown.

HAPPY Mondays hellraiser Shaun Ryder has revealed his life is being made misery by a lump on his testicles. Shaun, 57, was relieved to discover the growth was not cancerous — but it is touching a nerve and causing him pain.

GOGGLEBOX fans were in hysterics tonight as Happy Mondays singer Shaun Ryder made light of the moment he feared he'd "murdered his mum" when he accidentally broke lockdown rules to kiss her. The 57-year-old said he instinctively gave his mother a peck on the cheek when he dropped off shopping outside her door.

Celebrity Gogglebox viewers were furious watching Friday's show as they accused the Channel 4 show stars of breaking lockdown rules.

People celebrating seeing family and friends for the first time in months on Monday have been given a word to the wise by one of the biggest party animals of all.

Gogglebox has been keeping the nation entertained throughout the coronavirus lockdown.

Manchester United star Marcus Rashford has urged people to stay at home to stop the spread of coronavirus.

"I had no energy but nothing that I'd go to A&E with, I coped with it at home."