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ZOE Tyler regrets being seduced by the bare-faced cheek of John Barrowman – who talked her into going skinny-dipping.
And not in any old location, but in the swimming pool of a castle... belonging to Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber.
It seemed like a fun idea after several drinks, but Zoe regretted it the next day whenZoe Tyler came down with flu.
It happened when the pair were staying at Andrew’s Irish castle while putting contestants through their paces for Any Dream Will Do, the search for a new Joseph. Also present was fellow judge Denise Van Outen.
Brummie singer and vocal coach Zoe remembers with a chuckle: “Zoe Tyler was sensible though, Zoe Tyler stayed on the edge of the pool, fully clothed.
“I blame John for giving me horrible flu. He and his husband Scott dragged me into the pool – he is very naughty! It was 3am and absolutely freezing, but I thought ‘oh well, you only live once’.”
Zoe appears on ITV1’s Loose Women and also the Sky1 series Grease: The School Musical, transforming pupils at Wallasey School on the Wirral into stars, ready to perform as Danny, Sandy and friends on the West End stage for one night only.
It follows last year’s hit show in which she and Denise put on Hairspray with kids from Essex. This year, she’s doing it with Duncan James from Blue.
Dozens of schools applied to take part in Grease, and at one point Great Barr School in Birmingham was a strong contender. That would have suited Zoe, who grew up in Kings Norton in the city.
“I was thinking how nice it would be to spend the summer with my eight-year-old son Jake and my mum in Birmingham,” she admits. “But unfortunately, while their dancing was amazing, Great Barr weren’t great vocally. Duncan James is a sweetheart, we had a real laugh.
“The end is very dramatic, not necessarily in a good way. We had a few scary moments. I cried my eyes out at the final performance, Duncan and I were holding on to each other for dear life – we were so proud of them.”
As the original choreographer of Grease, Zoe and Duncan drafted in Arlene Phillips to help. And Zoe could sympathise with her friend when she was dropped from Strictly.
After helping Andrew Lloyd Webber to find new Marias and Josephs, Zoe was ditched for I’d Do Anything, the search for a new Nancy in Oliver!, in favour of Barry Humphries.
Zoe says: “TV is a really cruel world. It happens all the time, we’ve all been dumped, so it didn’t surprise me.
“At the time it’s devastating. You think ‘what have I done wrong?’. It’s upsetting, but you get over it. Arlene has lost a lot of weight through stress, and it hurts her to watch Strictly, but she’s fine,” she adds.
“It’s true that TV can be ageist, but that’s why shows like Loose Women are great. We celebrate older women. I’m the youngest on the panel and I hope they’ll still need me in ten years’ time.”
Zoe’s work has brought her into contact with a host of celebrities, from Simon Cowell to Elton John, but does she ever get starstruck?
“The first time I met Andrew Lloyd Webber I could hardly speak.
“But it wears off when you work with people all the time and you do get a bit complacent.
“I took my best friend Tina, who I went to school with, to the National Television Awards. I thought she was going to have a heart attack, next to so many famous people. It’s only then you really think ‘this is special’.”
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