The most incredible showbiz stories of the decade

WAG Coleen Rooney OUTED fellow footie wifey Rebekah Vardy as the sneaky source leaking stories to the press. Turning detective, Coleen posted fake news on her Instagram account, blocking people from viewing her posts one by one (I mean, who even has the time?) to see which person left would spill the beans. And, hey, presto, it looked as though Rebekah Vardy was the culprit. Sharing her findings publicly, it seems Coleen has had the last laugh.

Jungle lovers Peter Andre and Katie Price shocked the nation with their marital breakdown. After five years together and with two children, Junior and Princess, Peter ended their partnership believing Katie had been unfaithful – which Katie disputed. True or not, the pair have never seen eye to eye since.

Music mogul sent Cheryl packing he dismissed her from the American X Factor as fans reportedly couldn't understand her accent. Sitting as a judge for hardly a second, the pop princess wasn't pleased. She went on to send highly offensive messages to her former boss; it wasn't permanent, though, as Cheryl rejoined the UK X Factor in 2014.

Fans went wild when the Kardashian's klan's father and sportsman Bruce Jenner transitioned into Caitlyn in 2015, making her debut on the cover of Vanity Fair with the head line, 'Call me Caitlyn'.

Cheryl and Liam's love affair began back in December 2015, with rumours of their flirting during the time of the X Factor Final (which was the last time One Direction performed together). Liam and Cheryl confirmed their relationship in February as Liam updated his profile picture to one of the pair of them together. He also deleted all photos of his ex-girlfriend Sophia.

In 2017, the New York Times reported on numerous allegations of sexual assault made against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein. Claimants said that he forced women to massage him, watch him naked, and he would use his position of power to offer help to advance their careers for sexual favours. Actresses Rose McGowan and Ashley Judd came forward, and George Clooney said his behaviour was indefensible.

The award-winning Amy Winehouse was found dead at her house when she was 27-years-old in 2011. When she was first found, her death was "unexplained", but it was then confirmed as an overdose of alcohol, two years later.

On April 29th 2011, Prince William and Kate Middleton married in Westminster Abbey. After the ceremony, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge made their way over to Buckingham Palace by horse and carriage and were greeted by crowds of the public.

When Britain's biggest boy band announced they were splitting, the nation went into meltdown. One Direction split in 2015 after winning Artist of the Year at the American Music Awards. After Zayn left the band in March, fans thought they were splitting to follow suit, however a representative confirmed that the split would have happened "with or without Zayn".

In August 2017, entertainer and presenter, Bruce Forsyth, passed away at the age of 89. Bruce presented Strictly Come Dancing with Tess Daly from 2004 to 2014. The BBC reported that he was unwell for some time, and was admitted to hospital after suffering a severe chest infection.Tess now presents the show with presenter and radio personality, Claudia Winkleman, and it's fans say that the show hasn't been the same since.

In 2018, we saw the FINAL season final of Big Brother. Channel 5 announced that the reality show would not be returning after 18 years on the box. The show first appeared on our screens in the year 2000, and a spokesperson told the BBC, "The forthcoming series of Big Brother will be the last - of either celebrity or civilian versions - on Channel 5."We'd like to thank Endemol and all of the production team who have worked tirelessly to make the show a success."