
Lucy Wigley
Lucy is a multi-award nominated writer and blogger with seven years’ experience writing about entertainment, parenting and family life. Lucy worked as a freelance writer and journalist at the likes of PS and moms.com, before transforming her passion for streaming countless hours of television into specialising in entertainment writing.
Lucy joined GoodtoKnow as an entertainment writer, before being made news editor. The pull to return to the world of television was strong, and she was delighted to take a position at woman&home to once again watch the best shows out there, and tell you why you should watch them too.
As a Peaky Blinders superfan, her favourite interview was with the show’s creator, Stephen Knight. She has also collaborated with other writers to produce an anthology full of hilarious parenting anecdotes, entitled We Need To Talk About The Conditions of My Imprisonment.
After spending most of her childhood at ballet school, ballet events, and reading about ballet, Lucy has made peace with not making it as the next Darcey Bussell and instead enjoys mad dancing around the house with her children. She still counts meeting Jeffrey Dean Morgan from The Walking Dead as one of the best moments of her life, and will talk to you for hours about her cats, Ragnar and Odin, if you let her.
Latest articles by Lucy Wigley
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‘An empty house is not what I enjoy’: Sir David Attenborough reflects on loneliness after the sudden death of his wife of 47 yearsThe legendary broadcaster struggled with being alone after his wife and ‘focus of his life’ died unexpectedly
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Netflix’s Legends is an incredible ‘hidden’ true story of unlikely heroes who took down notorious 90s drug gangsYou might struggle to believe the ‘top secret’ real story behind this gripping thriller
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Number One Fan ending explained: What happens to Lucy and Donna at the end of the Channel 5 thriller?The Channel 5 psychological thriller has viewers hooked, but what happens at the end? We break it down
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What to watch tonight: Amandaland season 2 has arrived, and it's absolutely unmissableThe search is off - Amandaland is back and it's the only TV show to be tuning into tonight
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Sir David Attenborough turns 100: TV shows celebrating the broadcaster's birthday and how to watch themThere are a number of wonderful TV shows dedicated to the legendary natural historian's special milestone
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How to watch Amandaland season 2 from anywhere - stream the brilliant comedy onlineThe long-awaited second series is finally here, and nobody has to miss out on catching up with Amanda's life in SoHa
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'I’m the problem': Coleen Nolan’s brutally honest moment on Celebs Go Dating as she faces empty nesting and life aloneDuring the new series of the E4 show, the presenter bares all about the challenge of finding the right relationship
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‘I’ve still got that imposter thing’: Sheridan Smith on never feeling good enough and being grateful for every roleShe's one of the nation's biggest stars, but Sheridan Smith still feels a huge amount of imposter syndrome
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‘I get very lonely’: Jane Horrocks reveals feeling isolated in later life, struggling to find a sense of purposeThe actress also 'doesn't know' if her children would be there for her if she needed them
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Emilia Fox reveals what she’s looking for in new relationship after ‘great sadness’ of split from Jonathan StadlenThe actress also shares how she’s learning to ‘process and feel present’ again as she moves on
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Can’t decide what to watch? We've found the 5 shows worth your time this bank holiday weekendSettle down, grab the snacks, and binge the brilliant shows that we can't get enough of
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Cameron Diaz shares heartfelt fears about having a baby in her 50s: 'The pressure is for me to live to 107'The actress offers rare insight into how she feels about having her children in her late 40s and early 50s
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Karen Hauer announces new ‘feel-good’ role after Strictly exit, and she’ll be showcasing some unknown skillsThe star is known for her ballroom and Latin-American talent, but she'll have an entirely different talent on display in her new job
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Netflix’s The Witness is must-watch for true crime fans, based on real murder case that shocked the nationThe 3-part drama details a 'brutal act of violence' and the impact of trauma on the two-year-old boy who witnessed it
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Should I Marry A Murderer?: What happened to Caroline Muirhead and where are the McKellar twins now?Looking at what became of Caroline Muirhead after she helped solve a murder committed by her boyfriend, and the whereabouts of Sandy and Robert McKellar now
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'As a woman, it's dangerous to think you look good': Amandaland's Lucy Punch reflects on female beauty standards and 'ghastly' tweakmentsThe actress has some unfiltered words about the impact of the beauty industry on women
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The Cage ending explained: What happens to Leanne and Matty at the end of the BBC thriller?The heartbreaking reveal in the courtroom changed everything for the the hapless thieves that had everyone rooting for them
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What to watch tonight: Secret Service is ITV's gripping spy thriller based on the real experiences of a journalistGemma Arterton leads an all-star cast in the espionage series that feels 'more relevant than ever'
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What to watch tonight: Sheridan Smith's new crime drama The Cage will have you gripped from the startThe actress is on form in a series that shows the painful struggle of being human, while pulling you in for a hugely enjoyable ride
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Prue Leith shares 'shameful confession' that will surprise Bake Off fansThere's one thing the cooking star isn't very good at, and you'll never believe what it is
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‘I couldn’t hold on to any of myself:’ Sarah Pascoe reveals the biggest challenges of having babies in her 40sAfter 'not listening to friends who were honest about the difficulties of parenthood, the comedian was met with some big surprises as an older mum
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BBC’s Half Man hailed as ‘agonising, queasy and brutal’ - but do we really need another toxic masculinity drama?If absolutely nothing is being done to address the epidemic of broken masculinity, I'm not sure dramas about it hold a lot of purpose
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How to watch Half Man from anywhere - stream Richard Gadd's gripping drama onlineIf you can't wait to watch Richard Gadd's first major series since Baby Reindeer, you can tune in from anywhere in the world
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Unchosen ending explained: Breaking down the finale's big twistWe look at what happened to Rosie and Adam, and what Sam was really motivated by
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