But, while some couples worry how their relationship dynamic will work when they have the family home to themselves, it’s clear Yvette is still very much enamoured with her husband. In September 2019, Fielding released her first novel, Archie the Ghost Hunter and the Rising. Published by Rudling House, Fielding's husband, Karl Beattie also provided illustrations for the book.

Nothing wrong with this. I hoovered this within a few days while I was on holiday. Could have very easily read it on the plane to Edinburgh (aka one sitting) , but I felt a little underwhelmed. everything felt a tad flat and not fleshed out - I know, first book in a series, but still, it wasn't what I was hoping for. She tells a funny story about having to redo the sound on that one because she had been singing on the way down. They recorded in the car in the car park, rattling the seats, making bobsleigh noises. “All the windows steamed up and the German police were called because they thought something lewd was going on.”

As for feeling old – no chance. I didn’t expect the positives – a sudden burst of energy and zest for life which, for me, outweighs everything else.” The afterlife We are really missing her and she is missing us,” says Fielding. “We are a very close family. When she went off, Karl and I were just hugging each other and holding hands and going, ‘Our baby!’ But she calls us each night.” Find sources: "Yvette Fielding"– news · newspapers · books · scholar · JSTOR ( August 2023) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) From 1995 Fielding made a transition from children's television to broadcasting for an older audience. After leaving What's Up Doc? Fielding presented The Heaven and Earth Show, The General and City Hospital for the BBC. She was a regular host of Karaoke Challenge and contributed weekend continuity for Challenge TV. Fielding also appeared in the ITV game show Win, Lose or Draw in 1995 and 1996. Fielding briefly returned to children's television in 1997, appearing in two episodes of the CBBC drama series Byker Grove, playing the role of Samantha Fuller. [4] Clovis of course scoffs at the whole thing, but when finally huddled around the Ouija board, with their fingers on the glass in the centre, they call on any ghosts nearby. It's not long before they wish they hadn't.

She confesses: “The thought of spending a night in a haunted house sent chills down me. Then I thought, why not? Let’s do it.’ But could we sell the pilot? Could we hell! On 21 May 2009, Fielding appeared for a fourth time on The Paul O'Grady Show, and a day later, she appeared on Friday Night with Jonathan Ross. In May 2009, Fielding appeared as a guest on the ITV talent show spin-off Britain's Got More Talent. [10] In July 2009, Fielding was a celebrity panellist in an episode of the Channel 4 comedy show 8 out of 10 Cats. In November 2009, Fielding appeared as a celebrity contestant in an episode of Come Dine with Me, finishing third. In May 2010, Fielding appeared as a guest on the Channel 5 chat show Justin Lee Collins: Good Times. In December 2011, Fielding appeared as part of a celebrity team on the BBC Two quiz show Eggheads. [ citation needed] Presenting the paranormal [ edit ] Years after Fielding left Blue Peter, [ when?] her trip on a rollercoaster with fellow presenter Mark Curry was voted the Favourite Blue Peter moment of all time by viewers. [ citation needed] After five years of Blue Peter, Fielding co-hosted What's Up Doc?, a Saturday morning children's show on ITV. The series ran for three years. William, 27, who was a runner on the show that first hit screens on Living TV in 2002, met the love of his life Lucy Walsh, daughter of Eagles lead guitarist Joe Walsh, through the show. And earlier this year the couple tied the knot in a tiny, mid-pandemic ceremony in London, without their celebrity parents present. Fielding at Culzean Castle, Ayrshire, where she was presenting an episode of Most Haunted with Derek Acorah (centre) and the parapsychologist Jason Karl. Photograph: Alister Firth/Alamy

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I am happy that we get to see each of the 3 younger character’s POV. OK, Clovis was a bit hit/miss, but I really liked Eve and Tom! They were such fun characters. Nazi ghosts. I am sorry, I just cannot take it seriously. It reminded me of another book I read (not about ghosts but about murder) and how that suddenly went to nazis as well.

In The Ghost Hunters novel, a ghost had been a serial killer, now he roams the graveyard searching for someone or anyone to kill.

You are not supposed to stand in the middle of the circle but Karl, a cameraman and a soundman, did just that. The show was live across the UK and America for Discovery and we were live-streaming too. The kids feel somewhat unrealistic. The author was born in the 1960 and I think it's obvious that the doesn't spend much time with today's kids.