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Inside, a note from Drysdale read, 'Hi, I bought you a new car love D.D.' 
Atop the note, Rowe had placed the bright red Matchbox sports car that Denise had included.
BFFs: Denise (right) and Jessica (left) previously worked together on Studio 10
Amusingly, the letter had been stamped with an image of Drysdale herself, with the TV icon's face depicted on an official Australia Post 'Australian Legends' stamp.  
Last month, Rowe paid tribute to the Good Samaritan bus driver who helped her and her daughter escape their burning car moments before it exploded in a fireball.
The television star was picking up her eldest daughter Allegra, 14, from school in Sydney's eastern suburbs on Thursday afternoon when the black Volvo XC 60 began billowing smoke on New South Head Road in Rose Bay. 

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'She gave me the fright of my laugh! I'm still laughing!!!' she said, along with the hash tags 'crap housewife,' 'camouflage toilet bag,' 'leopard print' and 'neesy.' 
This comes after Jess told news.com.au's How to Be Happy podcast this week she was struggling to find work during the Covid-19 pandemic.
'I'm still laughing!' Jessica said of the photo, 'This was taken moments after she "camouflaged" herself with the leopard print toilet bag and hid behind the vase in the hotel foyer. She gave me the fright of my laugh!'
'My professional life, it's been pretty crap': This comes after Jess told news.com.au's How to Be Happy podcast this week she was struggling to find work during the Covid-19 pandemic

Channel 7 has aired the shocking footage of Denise Drysdale falling and fracturing her shoulder on the set of Holey Moley.

Rumours have been swirling for months about how Denise Drysdale managed to fracture her shoulder on family-friendly golfing show Holey Moley.

He's one of the AFL greats, having played for St Kilda, the Sydney Swans and the Western Bulldogs during his nearly two-decade career.

Channel 7 has aired the shocking footage of Denise Drysdale falling and fracturing her shoulder on the set of Holey Moley.

Channel 7 has aired the shocking footage of Denise Drysdale falling and fracturing her shoulder on the set of Holey Moley.

Channel 7 has aired the shocking footage of Denise Drysdale falling and fracturing her shoulder on the set of Holey Moley.

Channel 7 has aired the shocking footage of Denise Drysdale falling and fracturing her shoulder on the set of Holey Moley.

Channel 7 has aired the shocking footage of Denise Drysdale falling and fracturing her shoulder on the set of Holey Moley.

Channel 7 has aired the shocking footage of Denise Drysdale falling and fracturing her shoulder on the set of Holey Moley.

Channel 7 has aired the shocking footage of Denise Drysdale falling and fracturing her shoulder on the set of Holey Moley.

Channel 7 has aired the shocking footage of Denise Drysdale falling and fracturing her shoulder on the set of Holey Moley.

Channel Seven will be airing a Celebrity Holey Moley special this Sunday on February 28, and there’s plenty of familiar faces that will be playing the course. Some of these celebs are coming right off the back of SAS Australia, while others have appeared on Dancing With The Stars, Australian Survivor, and even Big Brother. So it’s time to take a deep dive and have a look at who exactly will take on the mighty Holey Moley course in extreme mini golf’s night of nights.

Steven Bradbury. He also took a crack at
Australian Survivor in 2019, in between Mat’s two seasons.
And last, there’s Aussie TV veteran,
Denise Drysdale, whose only turn on reality TV per se was on the shortlived diving competition
Celebrity Splash!
The
Celebrity Holey Moley special, played over three rounds, is expected to include the moment when Denise Drysdale was seriously injured on the course during filming in October. She reportedly fell over and suffered a shoulder injury which landed her in hospital.
It’s not the only injury on the popular show, with reports that one contestant broke 12 ribs while participating. Another two contestants broke their ankles.

Holey Moley has already become a big hit for Channel Seven after debuting earlier this month. And the network is already developing plans to expand the franchise

'No... pain is no stranger anyway!' she joked in response.
'I just feel so foolish': While Denise did not reveal how she'd actually injured herself, the TV veteran did admit she felt very embarrassed by the accident
While Denise did not reveal how she'd actually injured herself, she did admit she felt very embarrassed by the accident.
'I just feel so foolish... it's the first time it's happened though,' she insisted.  
Denise has so far refused to publicly discuss the particulars of her on-set accident.
Hospital: In October, Denise supplied Studio 10 with this photo of herself recovering from her shoulder injury in hospital, but gave little information about what had actually happened

Updated: It's welcome back to Ding Dong this week.

It’s billed as fun for the whole family, but Woman’s Day hears that behind the scenes of Holey Moley, there was a much more chaotic atmosphere.

A profile of the cast of Seven’s
Farmer Wants a Wife was the most-read post on
TV Tonight in 2020.
Surprisingly, it even broke site records as the most-read post of all time…. and no, I can’t explain it either, other than to note it would include international traffic.
There are still three days to go in the calendar year, but the top posts are an eclectic mix of Reality TV casts, British drama and Aussie soaps. And even
Songs of Praise gets a nod.
TV Tonight draws traffic for Australian shows from around the world as evidenced by a 2019 reality win still being read a year later.

Gold Logie winner and beloved entertainer Jeanne Little died this month aged 82
Little appeared on The Mike Walsh Show, Midday Show and Beauty and the Beast
She had suffered from the ravages of dementia for the last years of her long life
Little's memorial service was held at the Hayden Orpheum theatre at Cremorne
She was famous for outlandish fashion and trademark greeting 'Hello daaarling' 

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Family, friends and showbiz colleagues paid tribute to TV legend Jeanne Little in a 2 hr. memorial yesterday.
The 100 person event was held at the Mike Walsh-owned Hayden Orpheum theatre in Cremorne. Walsh did not speak but sent a video of Jeanne Little singing on the show that had made her an accidental star.
Craig Bennett regaled her colourful career, before memories from Mark Trevorrow, Wendy Harmer, Christine Dunstan, videos from Mike Williams, Patti Newton and messages from John Frost, Denise Drysdale, Maggie Kirkpatrick, Hazel Phillips. Performers included Trevor Ashley, Margi de Ferranti and Angela Ayers.