27/10/2021
27/10/2021
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Nadine Coyle has been tipped to enter the Celebrity Jungle
Derry singer, Nadine Coyle, is to feature in one of television's most-watched reality series, it is being reported.
The former Girls Aloud member is set enter the Australian jungle to take part in “I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here.”
The 34-year-old recently split from partner, Jason Bell, father of her five-year-old daughter, Anaiya.
Series producers are reportedly hoping the Derry girl will “tell the bars” about her former bandmates.
Being tipped to join her Down Under are former Glasgow Rangers and Scottish international footballer, Ally McCoist, Breakfast TV presenter Lorraine Kelly and celebrity chef, Gordon Ramsay.
The series – to be screened to millions on all of ITV's networks from the end of next month – will once again be presented by Declan Donnelly and Ant McPartlin.
Promise of 10,000 students for Derry revised by Vice Chancellor as UU set to receive £85m from North West City deal
Sinn Féin Councillor Emma McGinley urged all parties to back the plan
Cllr Sandra Duffy: “Rapid testing is an important tool in preventing the transmission of the Covid-19 virus"
City of Derry rugby club return to league action on Saturday when they host Bangor.
Derry Drivers called to stop texting and driving
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