EMILY PRESCOTT: WHO am I again? Rwandan-Scottish Dr Who star Ncuti Gatwa is told off my his mum for pronouncing his name WRONG

He’s about to do battle with the daleks but new Doctor Who Ncuti Gatwa has a greater challenge first – learning how to pronounce his name. Ncuti, pictured as Eric in Netflix drama Sex Education, once took to social media to set fans straight on the pronunciation, only to receive a call from his mum informing him he had been saying it wrong! Rwandan-Scottish Ncuti, pronounced ‘shoo-ti’, is taking over as the 15th Doctor.

New Doctor Who Ncuti Gatwa has a greater challenge first – learning how to pronounce his name

Ncuti, pictured as Eric in Netflix drama Sex Education, once took to social media to set fans straight on the pronunciation, only to receive a call from his mum informing him he had been saying it wrong

Most celebs are loath to admit they have had cosmetic work done, but not former Made In Chelsea star Millie Mackintosh. In the past Millie, 34, has spoken freely of having lip injections and now she has lifted the lid on her other regular ‘tweakment’ – Botox jabs.

Millie says she visits Harley Street celebrity doctor Dr Bibi Ghalaie for a £320 top-up every four months. It might sound a lot but she’s not going the full hog and says: ‘I like to still have some movement so we only use a small amount.’ In the past Millie has credited sobriety and cutting out dairy, gluten and refined sugar as part of the secret to her healthy glow.

Most celebs are loath to admit they have had cosmetic work done, but not former Made In Chelsea star Millie Mackintosh

The ‘Modfather’ is to become a grandfather once again. Jam star Paul Weller’s musician daughter Leah, 32, is pregnant and showed off her baby bump by posing in a floral skirt on Instagram last week. The new arrival will be a sibling for Leah’s two-year-old son Kouzen, who she shares with husband Tomo.

The Crown did not fit the BBC

The relationship between the BBC and Buckingham Palace has had its ups and downs… but imagine how difficult things could have become had the broadcaster aired The Crown.

The show’s producer Andy Harries has revealed the Corporation seriously considered taking the show. But he told industry website Deadline that both the BBC and ITV turned it down for political and financial reasons before Netflix snapped it up. Certainly the BBC might not want to relive Martin Bashir’s interview with Princess Diana, played by Elizabeth Debicki.

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