Noel Edmonds Daughters Edmonds has four lovely daughters; Lorna Edmonds, Alice Edmonds, Olivia Edmonds, and Charlotte Edmonds. Harry Redknapp and Noel Edmonds eat bugs and fish eyes in latest I'm A Noel has since relocated to New Zealand with his third wife, Liz Davies, who he met while she was working as a make-up artist on Deal or No Deal. Then, he remarried Helen Soby in 1986. Who could have thought that the duo would split from 19 years of marital hiatus? Deal or No Deal began UK transmission on Monday 31 October 2005, and was broadcast on afternoons six days a week. Doesnt it appear that Noel Edmonds career would be pegging up hefty figures out of his bank balance? Following disappointing visitor numbers, and in the case of Morecambe, legal disputes with the local council, the deal was scrapped and the park closed. Noel Edmonds has a reputation for being something of a ladies' man - and he's even nicknamed his penis 'Mr Happy and the twins' in homage to the amount of action he's got over the years. Edmond Bishop of Durham b c995 d 1041, 25th Bishop of Durham from 1020 to 1041, a virtuous Monk of Durham Church, miraculously elected by a voice heard coming from the tomb of St Cuthbert during the divine service, three successive times, naming Edmond Bishop. Education: Noel Ernest Edmonds attended Brentwood School. Noel Edmonds is perhaps most famous for his time on radio and television presenting the hit shows Noel's House Party in the 90s, and Deal or No Deal. He has presented various radio shows and light-entertainment television programmes across 50 years, originally working for the BBC, later Sky UK and Channel 4. The TV host was brought to the 'brink of emotional annihilation' 12 years ago, after his business empire collapsed, due to corrupt financiers plundering his fortune. Firstly in 1985 when he sat in for Mike Read when he was hosting the breakfast show, and again in 1992 to celebrate Radio 1's 25th Birthday.

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