Celebrity gossip with no polite filter.
Private Parts is a celebrity comedy chat show built around oversharing with guests. Liv Bentley keeps the pace loose and nosy, moving from Made in Chelsea memories and Love Island fallout to Drag Race secrecy, tabloid strategy, dating awkwardness, and body-confidence conversations.
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Private Parts is a celebrity comedy chat show built for oversharing. Its centre of gravity is the sofa conversation: quick reactions, teasing interruptions, loose tangents, and the kind of personal detail that turns a simple catch-up into a story. Liv Bentley appears across the episodes as the named voice guiding the room, usually opening with a promise that nothing is off limits. The show follows through. Sam Prince’s two-part 100th episode leans into Made in Chelsea memories, filming, dating, partying, and a wildly awkward date moment. It is not subtle. That is part of the appeal. Other episodes widen the frame from personal embarrassment to the machinery of celebrity itself. Katie Banks, identified as the editor of Closer Magazine, talks about moving through magazine journalism, celebrity gossip, public apologies, agents advising silence, the Beckhams, Brooklyn, Wagatha Christie, and Colleen Rooney. Those conversations make the show feel plugged into the ecosystem around fame, not just the famous people inside it. Kitty Scott-Claus brings Drag Race texture: the secrecy before broadcast, sudden follower growth, NDAs, post-show friendships, and the strange intimacy of sharing a reality-TV pressure cooker with other contestants. Curtis Pritchard adds Love Island fatigue, viral acting clips, brand deals, boxing, and whether going back to the villa still makes sense. Mollie Pearce’s episodes are more openly vulnerable. She talks about The Traitors, advocacy, limb difference, Crohn’s and colitis, living with a stoma bag, travel after surgery, dating, intimacy, and body positivity. The show can be chaotic, frank, and unserious. It can also pause for something real. Private Parts suits listeners who want celebrity gossip with direct questions and human consequences attached.
Made for: For listeners who like British reality-TV culture, celebrity gossip, dating stories, and candid sofa chat. It also suits fans who want interviews to feel informal, nosy, and emotionally unvarnished.
What sets it apart: Private Parts mixes glossy celebrity access with a willingness to ask about the awkward bit: the date that went wrong, the post-show career dip, the tabloid response, the surgery anxiety, the intimacy question. It is less a polished profile than a fast-moving confession session.
Liv Bentley from Made in Chelsea is here to dig up the stories you probably shouldn’t be telling your parents. Each week, she ropes in a special guest to spill their most outrageous, intimate and downright ridiculous tales. From shocking confessions to laugh-out-loud disasters, no topic is off limits. Private Parts is where the naked truths come out and the fun really begins. Produced by Spirit Studios. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Liv Bentley turns reality-TV reputations into the debrief you wish followed every chaotic group chat.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
Curtis Pritchard turns Love Island chatter into a look at fame, brand deals, and what comes next.
Private Parts is at its strongest when Curtis Pritchard shifts from the Love Island villa to the more awkward work of being recognizable. Liv Bentley keeps the pace loose enough to catch the useful details: Curtis sounding self-aware about the clip that went viral, the joke…
Liv Bentley and Sam Prince revisit Made in Chelsea embarrassment with jokes about age, parents, and brand deals.
Private Parts stays with the messy afterlife of Made in Chelsea memory, as Liv Bentley and Sam Prince look back at dates, youthful behaviour, and the kind of awkwardness that becomes easier to laugh at once there is some distance.
A brisk 100th-episode catch-up built around filming, dating, and Instagram talk.
Private Parts leans into its 100th episode by pairing Liv Bentley with Sam Prince, and the back-and-forth starts with the kind of easy chaos that suits the show.
Ira Glass frames weekly theme-driven segments spanning family secrets to Portland's protest conflict.
Shankar Vedantam unpacks the psychology behind relationships, careers, and money through researcher interviews.
David McRaney interviews researchers on cognitive bias, motivated reasoning, and why minds change.
Ryan Holiday pairs daily Stoic lessons with long-form guest conversations at his Texas bookstore.
NHPR's Jason Moon investigates the Bear Brook barrel murders and a New Hampshire wrongful-conviction case.
Liv Bentley hosts Sam Prince for part two of Private Parts' 100th episode, revisiting memorable Made in Chelsea moments.
Liv Bentley hosts the 100th episode of Private Parts with guest Sam Prince from Made in Chelsea.
Sam Prince tells Lib Bentley that he treats Made In Chelsea as entertainment, including mocking Philip online and stirring cast conflicts for reactions.
Private Parts host Liv Bentley talks with Sam Prince about Instagram relationship rumours, his platonic friendship with Bentley, and his appearances on Made in Chelsea.
Liv Bentley and Rosie Nixon discuss Harry and Meghan, press ethics, privacy, and Nixon's experience editing Hello!
Rosie Nixon tells Liv Bentley how 16 years as editor-in-chief of Hello!
Liv Bentley interviews Sam Prince to celebrate the 100th episode of Private Parts, discussing his recent life updates including filming, dating, and lifestyle changes.
Liv Bentley and guest Sam Prince share an awkward dating story involving a burp during a date.
Host Liv Bentley interviews Katie Banks, editor of Closer Magazine, about her two-decade journalism career, starting from fashion magazines to celebrity gossip, with teasers about Beckhams, Katie Price, and Harry Styles.
A celebrity journalist discusses handling celebrity scandals, social media apologies, and recent gossip involving figures like the Beckhams and Katie Price.
Kitty Scott-Claus discusses her rapid rise to fame after joining RuPaul's Drag Race, the challenges of keeping it secret due to NDAs, and the unique bond formed with fellow contestants during filming and a UK tour.
Curtis Pritchard says Love Island only really felt "organic" in series five and his first run.
This episode features an interview with Mollie Pearce, a contestant from The Traitors season two, discussing her life with an ileostomy bag, advocacy for Crohn's and colitis, and her transition from health care work to social media and disability awareness after the show.
Mollie Pearce discusses navigating dating and relationships while living with an ileostomy bag, sharing her experiences with surgery, family support, and finding a supportive partner.
The hosts discuss viral rumors about celebrities' sexual orientations, analyzing how social media and the LGBTQ+ community influence public perception of figures like Jacob Elordi, Charlie Hunnam, and Pedro Pascal.
Liv Bentley hosts Ollie and Gareth for a Christmas-themed comedy episode where they share chaotic holiday stories, including a late dinner and presents thrown on a fire.
Paranormal investigators Sean and Bex discuss practical advice for dealing with ghosts, including sage cleansing and communication techniques.