BOOKED
PNovelistGale: Thank you, Rev Ernie Rea (@ErnieRea ?) for the generous and quite unexpected book plug on R4's Act of Worship today.
Charliecondou: Finally started reading @PNovelistGale's "A Perfectly Good Man" and I'm unable to put it down. Buy it immediately, it's beautiful
paulalovesvodka: @Charliecondou nooo u need to read #50shades
Charliecondou: @paulalovesvodka so people keep telling me
AlanCarr: @Charliecondou @PNovelistGale You should read "The Facts Of Life' too - i couldn't put that down either x
Charliecondou: @AlanCarr @PNovelistGale oooh I will! "Notes From an Exhibition" was amazing too
BigMommaSez: @Charliecondou @pnovelistgale is it more of a bloke book or is it for both x
Charliecondou: @BigMommaSez it's definitely for both
CRUSHING NEWS
Dmacfarlane92: @Charliecondou marcus can u babysit for me tonight a have a night out
Charliecondou: @Dmacfarlane92 sure, but don't develop a crush on me
REVIEWS ARE IN
kcatclarke: @Charliecondou lovely article in the @guardian today. I'm glad you can stay in your home as ur happy in ur neighbourhood. It's worth a lot! Also good to read about the boy who was affirmed in his tutu and ballet class, warms the <3
Charliecondou: @kcatclarke thanks very much x
PaulBurston: Nice to see Jimmy Carr back on form. "Not all gay people are camp and funny. Some are lesbians." http://t.co/gpWVYaas
Charliecondou: @PaulBurston Hilarious
sueperkins: @PaulBurston @Charliecondou *sigh*
Charliecondou: @sueperkins @PaulBurston Was that a butch sigh Sue? And are you wearing dungarees?
sueperkins: @Charliecondou @PaulBurston That's right, Charlie. Because I'm spending the weekend putting up shelves in a gruff, humourless manner
PaulBurston: @Charliecondou @sueperkins I am. In a snarky, 'ironic', 'postmodern' way.
Charliecondou: @sueperkins @PaulBurston thank GOD for that! *Continues to paint toenails*
sueperkins: @Charliecondou @PaulBurston as you were *downs third pint of real ale, belches, then heads off to adopt another cat*
PaulBurston: @sueperkins @Charliecondou I'll have a quiche ready for when you get back. And fairy cakes for Charlie.
Charliecondou: @PaulBurston @sueperkins Oh I'm sorry Paul, I have to get off my face and go straight up to the Heath upon my return
WISH YOU WERE HERE
Charliecondou: Being looked after in Cyprus by the wonderful @TinaxxDiva
Charliecondou: Having a terrible time
PNovelistGale: Thank you, Rev Ernie Rea (@ErnieRea ?) for the generous and quite unexpected book plug on R4's Act of Worship today.
Charliecondou: Finally started reading @PNovelistGale's "A Perfectly Good Man" and I'm unable to put it down. Buy it immediately, it's beautiful
paulalovesvodka: @Charliecondou nooo u need to read #50shades
Charliecondou: @paulalovesvodka so people keep telling me
AlanCarr: @Charliecondou @PNovelistGale You should read "The Facts Of Life' too - i couldn't put that down either x
Charliecondou: @AlanCarr @PNovelistGale oooh I will! "Notes From an Exhibition" was amazing too
BigMommaSez: @Charliecondou @pnovelistgale is it more of a bloke book or is it for both x
Charliecondou: @BigMommaSez it's definitely for both
CRUSHING NEWS
Dmacfarlane92: @Charliecondou marcus can u babysit for me tonight a have a night out
Charliecondou: @Dmacfarlane92 sure, but don't develop a crush on me
REVIEWS ARE IN
kcatclarke: @Charliecondou lovely article in the @guardian today. I'm glad you can stay in your home as ur happy in ur neighbourhood. It's worth a lot! Also good to read about the boy who was affirmed in his tutu and ballet class, warms the <3
Charliecondou: @kcatclarke thanks very much x
REAL MEN EAT FAIRY CAKES
PaulBurston: Nice to see Jimmy Carr back on form. "Not all gay people are camp and funny. Some are lesbians." http://t.co/gpWVYaas
Charliecondou: @PaulBurston Hilarious
sueperkins: @PaulBurston @Charliecondou *sigh*
Charliecondou: @sueperkins @PaulBurston Was that a butch sigh Sue? And are you wearing dungarees?
sueperkins: @Charliecondou @PaulBurston That's right, Charlie. Because I'm spending the weekend putting up shelves in a gruff, humourless manner
PaulBurston: @Charliecondou @sueperkins I am. In a snarky, 'ironic', 'postmodern' way.
Charliecondou: @sueperkins @PaulBurston thank GOD for that! *Continues to paint toenails*
sueperkins: @Charliecondou @PaulBurston as you were *downs third pint of real ale, belches, then heads off to adopt another cat*
PaulBurston: @sueperkins @Charliecondou I'll have a quiche ready for when you get back. And fairy cakes for Charlie.
Charliecondou: @PaulBurston @sueperkins Oh I'm sorry Paul, I have to get off my face and go straight up to the Heath upon my return
WISH YOU WERE HERE
Charliecondou: Being looked after in Cyprus by the wonderful @TinaxxDiva
Charliecondou: Having a terrible time
Charlie and Cameron recently celebrated their 7 year anniversary.
Happy Anniversary fellas.
This means there will be no awkward questions about "did Charlie & Cameron have to get married," as their eldest is only 3!
Happy Anniversary fellas.
This means there will be no awkward questions about "did Charlie & Cameron have to get married," as their eldest is only 3!
Cam & Chas
Above: Dr. Cameron Laux partner of Charlie Condou in early 2012 taking Georgia for a stroll.
Below: Charlie on the set of Coronation Street working in a scene with one of the child actors.
The
three of us
Two dads, one mum – one family
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Charlie Condou
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The Guardian, Saturday 23 June 2012
[…I wanted to briefly mention an incident at Georgia's ballet class this week. Among all the little girls in their pink tutus and ballet slippers, was a little boy – also in a pink tutu and ballet slippers. What was so nice to see was that nobody was commenting or making a fuss, he was just being allowed to get on with being in the class, dressing up and having fun like all the other children. It made me realise that things really do change and that my kids really are growing up in a less prejudiced world than the one I grew up in. That's got to be worth celebrating…]
The above extract is from Charlie’s weekly column found HERE
Above & below: Brooke L. Vincent, Charlie D. L. Condou and Sacha L. Pakinson at the Macmillan Cancer Project Centenary fundraiser held at the London Palladium Nov 2011.
The Macmillan Centenary Gala
We love saying thank you to our supporters. And that’s exactly what we did November 2011 when we hosted a gala at the London Palladium to celebrate our centenary. The event saw top performers giving their time for free and taking to the stage to pay homage to our 100 years of cancer support.
Macmillan supporters arrived in their thousands and walked the glamorous green carpet. After taking their seats and packing the venue to the rafters, they were entertained by some excellent acts who were all performing for free.
Graham Norton hosted the evening and took the audience on a characteristically witty jaunt through Macmillan’s history, starting back in the days of Douglas Macmillan. There were sensational performances from the casts of much-loved musicals like The Lion King andJersey Boys. Side-splitting comedy came courtesy of Miranda Hart and Jason Manford, and superb showbiz turns were delivered by Matt Cardle, Jimmy Osmond and Diversity.
And it didn’t stop there. Macmillan ambassador Katherine Jenkins dazzled the audience with some heartfelt renditions of her best-known songs. But the true stars of the show were a team of our very own Macmillan nurses who’d bravely volunteered to show off their moves. Armed with gold, glittering top hats and dance steps taught by Arlene Phillips, they earned themselves a well-deserved standing ovation.
I was totally blown away by how much Macmillan has achieved over the last 100 years. What a fantastic and important charity. 
Dawn Porter, TV Presenter
I was totally blown away by how much Macmillan has achieved over the last 100 years. What a fantastic and important charity. Dawn Porter, TV Presenter
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