Bethany Whittingham is a Senior Showbiz Reporter at The Express. She specializes in Showbiz and TV, while also indulging her passion for true crime in her spare time. Bethany's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Mirror, LeedsLive, and Yahoo News UK, showcasing her versatility across various themes such as broadcasting and health.
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Bethany Whittingham's coverage focuses primarily on entertainment news, particularly television shows, soap operas, and reality TV. She seems to be interested in evolving stories within the entertainment industry and may appreciate exclusive insights or expert commentary related to ongoing developments.
Given her focus on national (United Kingdom) content, she would likely be receptive to pitches that revolve around UK-based television shows, soap operas, reality TV stars or any other celebrities with a strong UK connection. If you have an inside scoop on a developing story about popular UK television personalities or programs, then it could grab Bethany's attention.
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TV Presenter Susanna Reid halted the morning show to issue the devastating announcement from South Africa.
The TV presenter certainly didn't hold back in the heated on-air debate.
By: Bethany Whittingham
Actor Idris Elba found himself in the headlines this week after shutting down claims he could be the next 007.
By: Bethany Whittingham
The BBC favourite rushed to social media to plead with his loyal fanbase for help.
By: Bethany Whittingham
The X-Men icon took to social media to bravely share his diagnosis in a defiant post.
By: Bethany Whittingham
The broadcaster issued the worrying update live from the Irish city following a second night of unrest.
By: Claudia Trotman, Bethany Whittingham
Good Morning Britain presenters Kate Garraway and Paul Brand broke from their schedule for a live update from Belfast as Northern Ireland riots and anti-immigration unrest continued
By: Bethany Whittingham
Temporary guest host Paul Brand joined Kate Garraway on the breakfast morning show.
By: Bethany Whittingham
The news correspondent was forced to cut his segment short after two locals demanded fair coverage from the scene.
By: Bethany Whittingham
The veteran broadcaster certainly didn't mince her words.
