By Bryony Jewell
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One of the most talked about father-son duos in the country will be appearing on the Late Late Show on Friday, straight off the back of a very dramatic week.
Leading the line-up is none other than The Traitors stars Paudie and Andrew, who will be joined by recently murdered Christine and original Traitor Katelyn, to share secrets from the hit show… we can’t believe it’s almost over already!
Host Patrick Kielty will also be joined by actor and comedian Aisling Bea, who will chat about her new series Grown Ups and her joy at filming at home in Ireland.
The Kildare native will also chat about the inspiration behind her forthcoming stand-up tour Older Than Jesus and why she’s proud to be the face of Oxfam Ireland’s Second-Hand September.
Keeping the TV theme going, Marian Keyes and Stefanie Preissner will join Patrick to chat about The Walsh Sisters—RTÉ’s new drama based on Marian’s novels Rachel’s Holiday and Anybody Out There.
They’ll discuss bringing the five fiercely funny, flawed sisters from page to screen, and reflect on the joy, chaos, and emotional depth that make this story so enduring.
As well as starring in the show, Stefanie also wrote the episodes, saying that the series’ premiere on Wednesday was ‘the most brilliant, exhausting and surreal night of my life.’
Ever since the first teaser dropped, we’ve been desperate to watch House of Guinness on Netflix and actor Anthony Boyle will be on the Late Late Show this week to tease what we can expect.
Anthony will discuss his whirlwind journey from Belfast to Broadway and reflect on what it means to him to bring the story of one of the most famous Irish families to a global audience.
It’s not all showbiz on Friday though and the parents of Harvey Morrison, who died in July at just nine years old, Gillian Sherratt and Stephen Morrison, will be in the studio to share their family’s story.
Finally, international rockstars Ash will perform their single Which One Do You Want? Sounds like it’s going to be a jam-packed show!
