Succession star to play leading lady in new Sky thriller All Her Fault

SUCCESSION star Sarah Snook is set to star in a new drama coming to Sky.

I can exclusively reveal the actress will head up a top cast in the eight-part US thriller, All Her Fault, which is set to drop later this year or early 2026.

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Sarah, who played Logan Roy’s daughter Shiv in Succession, will appear in the Sky show as a mother whose worst nightmare comes true when her young son goes missing under mysterious circumstances.

Katie Keenan, Group Director of Acquisitions, said: “We are thrilled to be bringing this twisty suburban-thriller to our UK and Ireland customers.

“With a stellar cast led by Sarah Snook, All Her Fault promises to be a huge fan-favourite.”

The show, which also stars Dakota Fanning and The White Lotus star Jake Lacy and Jay Ellis, is adapted from the best-selling novel of the same name by Andrea Mara.

Sarah, who is also exec producer on the show, plays a parent called Marissa Irvine who arrives to collect her young son Milo from his first playdate.

But the woman who answers the door isn’t a mother she recognizes.

She doesn’t have Milo and has never heard of him.

Then, as she tries to find out what’s happened to her boy she gradually unearths the deep secrets of a wealthy community.

All Her Fault is another project with production company Carnival, who have a history of making top dramas with Sky.

Other collaborations include two of their biggest hits of recent months – The Day of the Jackal and Lockerbie: A Search for Truth.

HUNTED PAIR ARE SO DIPPY

THE famous faces who take part in Celebrity Hunted often have to get familiar while on the Channel 4 show.

But Christine McGuinness takes things to the next level with her pal Duncan James in Sunday’s final at 9pm.

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The model strips down to just a thong to enjoy a hot tub session with the Blue singer as they prepare for their last day of trying to evade the hunters.

But it was nothing new for the duo, who were used to living in close quarters during the series.

Duncan said: “We slept in the same bed, we went to the toilet in front of each other, we were naked in front of each other, at one point she was scrubbing my back in the bath!

“We’re like Bonnie and Clyde.”

Not quite, Duncan, but I see where you’re going . . . 

FRED WEDS FRUITCAKE

HE’S known as the “love guru” behind the scenes of First Dates for his work helping singletons find lasting love.

So there’s no surprise that Fred Sirieix tied the knot in a super romantic ceremony when he finally wed fiancée Fruitcake this week in a glamorous sunset ceremony.

The telly presenter and his new wife posed in front of a pair of stilt-wearing performers, there to entertain guests on the big day at a stunning Jamaican castle.

Notably absent were his Gordon, Gino and Fred’s Road Trip co-stars Gordon Ramsay and under-fire Gino D’Acampo.

BRUNO’S NUMBER NOT UP

HE turns 70 this year, but Bruno Tonioli has no plans to retire from his judging role on Britain’s Got Talent – unless Simon Cowell has other ideas.

The former Strictly Come Dancing star told The Sun’s TV Mag, free with tomorrow’s paper: “In my mind, 70 is just a number, and I don’t think anyone should define themselves by a number.

“You should define yourself by your passion, what you want to do, by your interests.

“I’m still like when I was 19 – I can’t wait to see what’s next.

“As long as they want me, I’m having a fantastic time, but it’s not for me to say, it’s up to them. I don’t have that power.

“I can’t hire myself, darling.”

• Britain’s Got Talent returns Saturday at 7pm on ITV1.

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