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The White Lotus fans have claimed that Aimee Lou Wood and Walton Goggins have ‘fallen out’ after sharing an on-screen relationship.

The two actors played characters Rick and Chelsea in Mike White’s programme, who share a complicated, if not hateful at times, relationship

Following Monday’s season three finale, fans of the hit HBO series were left reeling after a horrifying ‘bloodbath’.

Talks are already in place for the fourth series of the show after the creator teased a new location.

But, as the cast of this year’s series take to social media to share their experience working in Thailand, it appears two cast members might have had a secret feud.

According to fans on Reddit and X, several theories have been shared hinting at a behind-the-scenes falling out between Aimee and Walton.

On Reddit, rubyboobydooo posted about how both actors unfollowed each other on Instagram a couple of weeks ago and ‘no one is talking about the falling out of them’.

The same user added: ‘Walton posts White Lotus stuff and tags everyone in the photos except Aimee Lou Wood, posts a whole tribute to White Lotus and still doesn’t tag her, posts tons of pictures of her on his story in a commemorative tribute to the show. What happened?’’

In addition, one user pointed out how Walton may have blocked Aimee on Instagram as her previous comments seem to have disappeared on his account, but his remain on her page.

An X user,, commented: ‘Walton Goggins not tagging Aimee but tagging everyone else… WHAT HAPPENED.’

If there was some kind of falling out, it’s certainly not the first to be hinted at after Jason Isaacs admitted there was a ‘White Lotus’ within the making of White Lotus.

The former Harry Potter star told how the cast were all ‘on top of each other’, saying: ‘Nobody should be that jealous of me, it wasn’t a holiday.’

He continued: ’40 men and women, crammed into a villa with the air conditioning off. It’s over 100 degrees (45℃).

‘We’re all covered in makeup and there’s lights and you’re there all day. It’s quite gamey is what I’m saying.’

He added that they were ‘in each others’ pockets’ for seven months, jokingly adding: ‘Most people got on with each other, most of the time.

‘But there were alliances formed and broken.

‘There’s an off-screen White Lotus as much as there’s an on-screen White Lotus, just with hopefully fewer body bags.’

Aimee also discussed the difficulties she experienced on set, describing the experience as ‘claustrophobic’ and as like being a ‘Truman Show social experiment’.

She told MailOnline: ‘Normally when you wrap, you go home. With this, you wrap and walk five steps to your room. You’re living where you’re filming. It is the Truman Show. It starts to feel like that – [you start to question if] anything is real? Everything starts to feel like a set.’

Metro has contacted Aimee Lou Wood and Walton Goggins for comment.

The White Lotus is streaming on Now.

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The start date and route of the next series of Race Across The World has been revealed.

Last year, the show reached a thrilling conclusion with best friends, Alfie and Owen, becoming the first pair to reach the final checkpoint in Lombok.

After a nail-biting boat race to the finish, the friends, were declared winners of the 15,000km race across Eastern Asia and won £20,000.

Along the way, viewers were left ‘a mess’ after a contestant bravely opened up about her heartbreaking diagnosis that left her ‘without a womb’.

The 25-year-old social media and events manager from Yorkshire broke down into tears revealing her health battle.

Now, this year the the BBC have revealed a new destination for the fifth series of the BAFTA-award winning show, and here is everything we know.

Where is it starting?

The starting point of this year’s epic race is none other than The Great Wall of China.

Five teams will have to navigate three of Asia’s most diverse nations across the series.

The included countries will range from China to Nepal and finally India.

All in all, the teams will race more than 14,000km to reach the finish line.

The final ending point will be in the stunning Kanniyakumari, the southernmost tip of India.

Who are the teams?

Following a gripping celebrity series, fans of the show will be keen to find out who will be included this year.

The teams will include sisters Elizabeth and Letitia and former married couple, Yin and Gaz. 

Alongside them will be two brothers Brian and Melvyn.

They will be competing against teenage couple, Fin and Sioned.

Finally, rounding off the groups will be mother and son, Caroline and Tom.

What are they allowed to carry with them?

Fans of the show will no doubt be aware that teams are going to be pushed to their absolute limits.

Across the four previous seasons, we’ve seen people almost pushed to their breaking point.

And it appears this time around, it’s not going to be any different.

Racing across vast distances, the contestants will not be allowed to have any smartphones or bank cards.

They are armed only with cash equating to the cost of flying the route, however, only one duo can claim victory over the others and win the cash prize of £20,000.

Last year, Scott Mills and his husband Sam Vaughan won the celebrity version after a trip of a lifetime through South America.

The pair were crowned champions after reaching the final checkpoint in Frutillar in Southern Chile after taking a speed boat James Bond-style in the nail-biting episode.

Kola Bokinni and cousin Mary Ellen were runners-up with Jeff Brazier and son Freddy taking third place, and heart radio host Kelly Brook and husband Jeremy Parisi finishing last.

 Race Across The World airs on Wednesday April 23 at 9pm on BBC One and iPlayer.

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Nearly 20 years after he burst onto our screens in Summer Heights High, Mr G is back!

In 2007 the passionate drama teacher was introduced to viewers on the Australian comedy series.

Written by and starring comedian Chris Lilley, the show focused on a high school in the outer suburbs of Sydney and followed three main characters – ‘Director of Performing Arts’ Mr G, private-school exchange student Ja’mie King and disruptive student Jonah Takalua.

Summer Heights High was a massive success for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, winning a Logie Award for most popular light entertainment/ comedy program, being sold internationally and later airing in the UK, US and Canada.

Following the response, Lilley went on to develop spin-off shows – Jai’mie: Private School Girl in 2013 and Jonah from Tonga the following year.

Despite only airing for eight episodes, many viewers can still quote countless lines from the show, with Mr G offering many memorable moments.

One of the most notable was him creating a musical in honour of a student called Annabel who died of a drug overdose, creating a song with the lyrics: ‘Ecstasy. Ecstasy. E. E. E. E. Ecstasy. She’s a party girl with a bad habit. A bad habit for drugs.’

Fans of the series have called it ‘satirical genius’, ‘undeniably hilarious’ and even ‘the funniest show on TV’.

After years of speculation, Lilley has now confirmed the beloved (and at times controversial) character will be returning.

This week he’s shared a series of clips on social media that have sent fans into a frenzy.

The first showed a pink exercise ball (a prop regularly used in his classroom) rolling across a room, the second presented the legs of a man dancing, while the third saw a man doing up his tie, sitting on a chair and bouncing on the ball while a piano played in the background.

It then ended with the update: ‘Mr G is back’.

While he turned comments on the confirmation post, many had expressed their excitement on the previous ones.

‘OMG PLEASE TELL ME YOURE WELCOMING US TO MR G’S ROOM,’ Madeleine commented.

‘Do not play with us Mr Lilley. We’ve been waiting for Mr G’s star moment for YEARS,’ Marcus shared.

‘THE MOMENT WE HAVE ALL BEEN WAITING FOR!!! THIS HAS TO BE MR G,’ Mark added.

He’s yet to reveal whether Mr G will be getting his own show, or if it will be for another project.

Despite Summer Heights High having a legion of fans, it did come under fire when it aired, as well as in the years since.

It was slammed by some for its portrayal of such issues as mental disabilities, homophobia, sexual abuse, and racism.

The family of a teenage girl called Annabel, who died after taking drugs at a music festival, also complained the series had used her death as a storyline.

Although the ABC said it was purely coincidental – and that filming had been finished weeks before her death – it then added a message at the start of each episode stating there was no link between the characters and people in real life.

It was also later one of several series created by Lilley that was removed by Netflix due to the use of blackface and brownface, a move done in response to the George Floyd protests in 2020.

Speaking to UniLad in 2023, Lilley said Mr G was ‘definitely a character who I’d love to bring back’.

‘It’s just circumstances at the moment. I think people think I have some sort of strategy or plan but it all just happens pretty randomly. Also, you move around different networks and they always want something unique to them so you’re a bit bound by that.

‘But I could find a way – he could come back. There are literally scripts sitting on shelves for him.’

He went on to address the controversy surrounding his show, saying he ‘wouldn’t change a thing’.

‘I’m so proud of all my work, and I almost wish I could push the boundaries further,’ he said.

Referencing Mr G, he added: ‘I just think if your intention is to be funny and point out a really crazy, narcissistic character that’s being inappropriate in front of kids, it’s like, that’s the joke. I wish I took it further. And if he does come back, I will.’

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Brad Pitt’s production company is in talks to create a second season of Adolescence following its massive success.

Last month the British drama, which starred Stephen Graham as Eddie Miller and Owen Cooper as his son Jamie Miller who is accused of the shocking murder of a female schoolmate, hit screens.

It quickly became one of the most watched programmes on Netflix around the world, smashing viewing records.

Although the series was created with the intention to be a limited series, there’s been speculation it could be extended due to the massive response.

The production company behind Adolescence was Plan B, which was founded in 2001 by Brad, Brad Grey, Kristin Hahn and Jennifer Aniston. The actor is now the sole owner of the company, which has been behind acclaimed movies and shows including 12 Years a Slave, Moonlight, The Underground Railroad and 3 Body Problem.

It’s now been reported that Plan B Entertainment is looking to develop the show further.

Plan B co-presidents Dede Gardner and Jeremy Kleiner told Deadline they were speaking to director Philip Barantini about the ‘next iteration’ of the show.

Gardner said they were thinking about how they can ‘widen the aperture, stay true to its DNA, [and] not be repetitive’, but did not want to reveal much more about their plans.

Meanwhile Kleiner added that they hoped Graham and Jack Thorne, the writer behind Adolescence, could team up again on the project.

The pair also explained how Plan B helped get the ball rolling on developing Adolescence after watching Barantini’s one-shot film Boiling Point, which followed a chef (played by Graham) as he faced a personal and professional meltdown.

The company were keen to try a similar format in a series, with Pitt also being a ‘massive fan’ of Graham’s.

Their comments come after Graham was asked about the potential for a second season to be made, with the actor telling Variety: ‘Possibly, let’s see how the figures are. But yeah, there’s the possibility of developing another story.’

Last month Barantini revealed how Pitt was ‘remarkably hands on’ with the project.

‘He gave feedback, shared ideas, and was so engaged throughout the process,’ he said on The Rest is Entertainment podcast.

‘He couldn’t visit the shoot because of his F1 project, but having someone like Brad Pitt involved — and so invested — was incredible. And he’s, yeah, I mean, I’d love to work with him again.’

Shot in one take, the show also features Ashley Walters as DI Luke Bascombe, Christine Tremarco as Manda Miller and Erin Doherty as Briony Ariston.

Metro recently spoke to a teacher who told us Adolescence just scratches the surface when it comes to the reality of what’s happening among young boys and their concerning behaviour toward girls.

‘I think it misses the scale of misogynistic abuse and violence that happens in our schools every day,’ *Emma said.

‘Young women are reporting it and not enough is being done to prevent girls at school being harassed and abused by their classmates.

‘Also it misses the scale of violence in our society, not even just against women, but young men committing acts of violence because of their these belief systems and because they are feeling so angry at the world.’

Adolescence is streaming on Netflix.

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