Celebrity Traitors Star Unveils Alison Hammond’s True Colors Leaving Her Furious
Charlotte Church, known for her role in Celebrity Traitors, has recently revealed her feelings regarding Alison Hammond’s behavior during a controversial segment on This Morning. The incident took place in November 2024, when Charlotte visited the ITV studio to showcase a sound bath experience, which she has integrated into her wellness practice.
Episode Overview and Reactions
During the segment, Charlotte was joined by co-host Dermot O’Leary alongside Alison Hammond. Instead of a tranquil environment, laughter dominated the segment, frustrating Charlotte. She expressed her disappointment on Elizabeth Day’s How to Fail podcast, stating, “That p*ed me right off.”
Charlotte’s Wellness Focus
The 39-year-old singer operates The Dreaming, a wellness center in Wales specializing in sound baths and spiritual retreats. She intended to share the therapeutic benefits of sound healing but felt it was undermined by the presenters’ laughter.
- Charlotte Church, Celebrity Traitors star
- Alison Hammond, co-host of This Morning
- Dermot O’Leary, co-host of This Morning
- Sound bath demonstration
- The Dreaming wellness center in Wales
Apologies and Insights
Charlotte reflected on the broader implications of the segment, mentioning how it reminded her of past experiences where she felt ridiculed. “That really did actually touch quite a deep wound for me,” she shared. Despite her frustrations, Charlotte acknowledged her fondness for Alison, saying, “I really like you, Alison, but f* you.”
In response, Alison acknowledged her shortcomings during the segment, offering her apologies. “I feel like I was being rude. What was really throwing me was you singing! It was really making me giggle,” she said.
Conclusion
This incident highlights the delicate balance between entertainment and respect for wellness practices. Charlotte Church’s experience serves as a reminder of the seriousness behind sound healing, despite the lighter moments of television. The feedback from this segment will likely influence how such techniques are presented on air in the future.
