In a recent episode of Alan Carr: Chatty Man, the popular chat show welcomed the British music legend, Paul Weller. But before we dive into that, let’s talk about the lovely ladies of The Saturdays and their appearance on the show.
The members of The Saturdays, Una Healy, and Frankie Sandford, were present on the talk show to discuss their new music video for their song “30 Days.” The video was shot while Una Healy was pregnant, but clever editing managed to hide her baby bump. The theme of the video is speed dating, and it features the girls looking stunning as they search for love.
During the interview, the girls revealed some exciting news. Frankie Sandford, who was engaged to Marvin from JLS at the time, showed off her stunning engagement ring. She also mentioned that she and Marvin were expecting a baby together. Una Healy chimed in to congratulate Frankie and Marvin and added that their new addition was like a baby for everyone in The Saturdays family.
But the surprises didn’t end there. Mollie King, another member of The Saturdays, revealed that she was dating David Gandy, a British model. The audience was shocked to hear that Mollie might be dating someone even more famous than her bandmates.
As the interview continued, Alan Carr couldn’t resist teasing Rochelle Humes about her rumored relationship with Prince Harry. Rochelle denied the rumors, claiming that they were just friends. However, the audience couldn’t help but wonder if there was more to the story.
After The Saturdays left the stage, it was time for the main event, Paul Weller‘s performance. The audience was treated to a live rendition of one of his iconic songs, leaving everyone in awe of his talent.
The episode was filled with light-hearted banter, laughter, and jaw-dropping revelations. By the end of the show, viewers were left eagerly anticipating the next episode of Alan Carr: Chatty Man.
So, if you’re a fan of The Saturdays or Paul Weller, or if you just enjoy watching lively and entertaining talk shows, make sure to catch the latest episode of Alan Carr: Chatty Man. You won’t be disappointed!
