Sadie Frost join Celebrity Gogglebox

Sadie Frost is to join \'Celebrity Gogglebox\' with her sons.

The 55-year-old actress - who was married to Jude Law from 1997 to 2003 - will appear on the Channel 4 show with their two sons Rafferty, 23, and Rudy, 17, midway through the current series, which sees celebrities react to British TV from their own homes.

She told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "I absolutely love \'Gogglebox\' and couldn\'t be more thrilled to be on the show, especially with Raff and Rudy.

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"It\'s definitely safe to say we have very different TV tastes but we\'re looking forward to seeing what comes our way."

The series kicked off on June 5 with a number of famous faces - including KSI, Martin and Roman Kemp, and Harry Redknapp - putting their feet up in front of the TV.

YouTube star KSI was lined up for the first three shows of the series, with the \'Dracula\' actress taking his place on Friday (26.06.20).

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The family have been spending lockdown together, and Rafferty quipped it has been "so funny" being around his mother, as well as his brother and sister.

He said: "It\'s so funny, the dynamic of all of us being back in the house together ... I caught my brother hiding snacks around the house. I\'m not even joking."

It comes after Sadie - who also has daughter Iris, 19, with Jude, and Finlay, 23, with ex-husband Gary Kemp - vowed to help her youngest son become an actor after offering him "work experience" on the set of her of upcoming documentary \'Quaint\'.

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She previously said: "He\'s coming for work experience."

Rafferty is starring in the lead role in Sky\'s remake of Charles Dickens\' classic \'Oliver Twist\', and recently praised his mum for encouraging him to follow his dreams.

He said: "She\'s always encouraged me to find my own path. Her kindness to everyone is something that I\'ve grown up admiring and wanting to replicate."