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Loose Women’s Coleen Nolan shares “proud” announcement about son

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As a huge fan of Loose Women and avid follower of Coleen Nolan, I couldn’t be more thrilled for her son Jake Roche! His debut at the Edinburgh Fringe with his one-man show, Neporrhoids, is an incredible achievement. I remember how Jake and his band Rixton (now Push Baby) used to top the charts back in 2014 with their hit “Me and My Broken Heart.” It’s amazing to see him branching out into acting and stand-up comedy.

Loose Women‘s Coleen Nolan has shared how “proud” she is of her son in a new announcement.

As a seasoned theater enthusiast with years of attending and reviewing performances under my belt, I was thrilled to learn that Jake Roche, the son of one of my favorite panelists, will be making his debut at the Edinburgh Fringe this week. Having grown up surrounded by the arts, it’s fascinating to see the next generation taking center stage and following in their parents’ footsteps. I can only imagine the excitement and anticipation that must be running through Jake Roche’s veins as he prepares for his big break on one of the world’s most prestigious stages. I can’t wait to witness his talent firsthand and offer my support as he embarks on this exciting new chapter in his life.

As a seasoned gamer who has been through countless adventures in virtual worlds, I can’t help but feel a pang of pride and nostalgia as I watch my son, Jake, embark on his real-life journey to debut his one-man show, NEPORRHOIDS, at the Edinburgh Fringe. Just like how I navigated through quests and dungeons in our gaming sessions, he’s stepping out into the unknown with determination and bravery that only a fellow adventurer can understand. His creativity and passion are reminiscent of the countless hours we spent crafting stories and characters together in the digital realm. I can’t wait to see him shine on stage, much like the hero we cheered for in our favorite games. Wishing him all the luck and success as he takes this monumental step in his life, I know that whatever challenges come his way, he’ll face them head-on, just like a true gamer would. Game on, Jake!

As a gamer, I’d be thrilled to share some exciting news with you! If I’m in Edinburgh between July 31st and August 26th, I won’t want to miss out. Trust me, it’s going to be an experience worth checking out. I’m so proud of you, @jakeroche, and sending you double xx’s!

In simpler terms, “Neporrhoids” is presented as the authentic account of Jake Roche’s extraordinary rise to fame and subsequent downfall as a boyband member. Contrary to speculation, he isn’t labeled as a nepotism baby, a one-hit wonder, or completely outdated.

Jake, son of EastEnders’ Shane Richie, serves as the lead vocalist for the British pop band previously known as Rixton, now called Push Baby. They reached number one on the UK Singles Chart with their 2014 hit “Me and My Broken Heart.”

Jake is also perhaps known for portraying the role of Isaac Nuttall on Emmerdale back in 2010.

Loose Women's Coleen Nolan shares "proud" announcement about son

Coleen made an unexpected announcement on “Loose Women” following a live interruption, where a marriage proposal occurred on the show’s set.

During a segment discussing infidelity in relationships, the surprise announcement was made that two of our guests had gotten engaged during the commercial intermission.

transitioning from dishonesty to an entirely distinct topic… she shared, during the intermission, her friend Liam – present among the spectators – proposed to his companion, Michael.

Later on, a heartfelt video of Liam proposing was played for the audience, with Colleen gushing over it being “extremely romantic.”

Loose Women airs on weekdays at 12.30pm on ITV1 and streams on ITVX.

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2024-07-30 15:19

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