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(17/04/2020) On 17 April 2020 Aisleyne joined RTE 2FM's popular Jennifer Zamparelli Show
from home. She discussed with the Dublin based programme how she'd been helping
during the Covid-19 lockdown in addit...
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(01/04/2020) Aisleyne returned again as a guest on the 1st April 2020 edition of BBC Radio
5 Live's Late Night Show; the other guest was comedian Jacob Hawley who had been
on the programme with Aisleyne bef...
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(18/03/2020) On 18th March 2020 Aisleyne was the guest reviewer on MTV's 'Geordie More
OGs', the spin-off show following on after that night's episode of its popular
'Geordie OGs' series.
The show w...
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(18/03/2020) Aisleyne was again one of the pair of guests on BBC Radio 5 Live's 'Late
Night Show' on 18 March 2020, but this time with a difference.
The social distancing and general health constraint...
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(02/03/2020) On Monday 2nd March 2020, Aisleyne was back again as one of the two
guests on the BBC Radio 5 Live 'Late Night Show', with Geoff Lloyd as the host
and coming this time from Broadcasting House i...
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(29/01/2020) On 29 January 2020, Aisleyne travelled to the BBC studios in Salfords,
Manchester to join comedian Chris Washington as guests on BBC Radio 5 Live's
'Late Night Show', hosted by Sarah Brett. ...
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(27/01/2020) On 27th January 2020 Aisleyne returned as the guest on that evening's edition of 'What Was I Inking?', the spin-off show accompanying MTV's popular 'Just Tattoo of Us' series.
This time the...
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(25/11/2019) On 25th November 2019 Aisleyne was the special guest on MTV's 'What Was I
Inking?', the Just Tattoo Of Us spin-off programme which airs after JTOU. The
show was hosted that week by Lateysha Gra...
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(12/11/2019) On Tuesday 12th November 2019, Aisleyne joined comedian Jacob Hawley as the
two guests on BBC Radio 5 Live's late night Sarah Brett show.
True to form, Aisleyne gave her usual lively take...
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(06/08/2019) On 6th August 2019 Aisleyne made another appearance of ITV's Good Morning
Britain, this time to debate the transformed Playboy Magazine.
Arguing against Melinda Messenger's viewpoint that...
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