After living in Las Vegas for over ten years, Matt Goss is back in the UK.
53 year old Bros singer trades Sin City to Londonwhere he prepares to join Strictly Come Dancing
Time spent away from his beloved England has givenMatt a lot to think about. Especially the lack of pride that the British people show for their country and when you try to describe it.
He said:
"I don't think it's controversial in any way. I think it's fine. This is our home — contribute and love.
" If someone constantly complains to me about this place, it hurts me badly.
"There is something in this country that needs fixing. Everyone is afraid to say it.
“I am a cultured gentleman and always treat people kindly. Don't be afraid to say what it is like:
"Imagine this. It's okay to be proud of where you were born. Racial connotations."
``If I was born in Iceland, I would be proud of Iceland. Or it's absurdly controversial in my head, but it shouldn't be. It's so easy to say, but it's clearly not."
Mattrose to fame in the Bros in the late 1980s and early 1990s with twins Luke and friend Craig Logan. Political Correctness says: It's just as annoying here.
His candid views won him a wide audience for the first time after the release of his documentary After The Screaming Stops in 2018 by the CultBrothers. To allow children to play Conker without wearing goggles.
He got angry.
``That's the biggest problem.
Well,Dom Jolly's Sunday Session Radio Show — scheduled to air this Sunday — says Matt explained that it was out of his anger that he got angry about the conker.
He added:
We are famous for our sense of taste, and we get along perfectly with each other.
"What I witness is always someone saying the wrong thing.
I have a lot of buddies who help me get things, gothification, whether it's getting them to the right barber or getting them to wear the right fitting clothes.
Matt Goss
"Kindness and respect are fundamental to the way we communicate." Yes, that's fine, be more frank.'
He then added:
Matt says he's permanently back in the UK, but while appearing in Strictly may not have been one of his dreams, he died in 2014. It was for his late mother Carol, he added.
She is a big fan of her BBCdance contest, and Matt chose the week of her birthday to announce her appearance.
He said:
"And to actually do what my mother asked me to do, to put a smile in my eye, to get out of my sorrow, out of some of what I've been through, I have to jump out of here.
"If I don't, I'll become a hikikomori. I don't want to do that."
"You win Baftas, you play O2 and Vegas, and I come back and feel very comfortable at home with my dog, reading and painting."
``This is not the life I want.
"I want to be socially conscious. The only way to do that is to dive headfirst into the biggest shows in the world."
And, When his turn on the dance floor is over, Matt already has some big plans. With the Brothers, in 1988 he had eight Top 10 singles, including his No. 1 on I Owe You Nothing.
The letters H, O, M, and E are very important because they personify words. House.
Matt Gosss
Now not only is he planning new music, but he's also venturing into the lifestyle arena. .
He said:
"All my life I've been around people who have created great brands. That's a dream for me.
"Not just for financial gain, but for music as well.
"For now, we call him Matt Goss."
And, unlikely, a sold-out Las Vegas show. Alongside the show, he revealed that he's spent the last 20 years in the US transforming his pals.
According to his friends, the term is 'gossiped'.
Matt says:
"It's a rumor. I don't know what they think about themselves, whether it's getting them to the right barber, or dressing them properly, whether they're male or female. I am very happy to see you feeling better.I am enjoying it very much.”
I am passionate about my love of fashion and the symbiotic relationship between fashion and music. And I think I've been influencing fashion along the way.
"I feel less embarrassed about learning more about things. I collect watches as a hobby." After he was bitten by an acting bug during the production of After He Stops Screaming.
I want to be socially conscious. The only way to do that is to jump headfirst into the world's biggest show.
Matt Goss
His older brother Luke has been in more than 50 movies, including 2008's Hellboy II: The Golden Army. I'm performing.
Yeoman's friend Matt adds: It's a psychological thriller.
"I'm playing a very sinister character, which is something I've always wanted to do. I don't necessarily have to invade someone's territory or kick someone out."
"And now I realize we haven't been here long enough. You have to follow your dreams."
Matt said. , says he and Luke are still dealing with the aftermath of an open mind in the documentary.
He said:
"But I found myself being too docile just to keep the peace.
"In that case things start to bleed and you have to deal with those issues.
"We still have each other. I'm trying to learn the language of.As a twin, I think you value your identity.
"For me, I don't really hold a grudge. I just feel the longing to be understood.”
With the move to the UK almost over, Matt has returned to life in London.
That's the biggest problem — you can't play Conker in England.
Matt Goss
Selling his home in the United States cleared most of his possessions, the rest To him.
and his beloved French Bulldog Reggie were stranded in the United States last week due to concerns over whether he would be able to cope with the flight, he said.
Matt says he celebrated his move to England with his unlikely friends.He was in a group of Beefeaters and Yemen Warders in the Tower of Londonand drank with them.
He said: I have some Yeoman friends.
"There's a pub in the tower where you can drink beer. There are fewer Yeomen than there are people in space.
"They come to Vegas undercover, to the show. .
"I've been there for 11 years, doing four shows a week, and everyone is equal on stage.
"Everybody's exactly the same. I think that's how I met a lot of people from different fields."
He added: You will be amazed at where this voice will take you and where this brain will take you.
"There is a conversation. A conversation is a universal platform, not limited to being a Bros singer."