The Spill: Sunday's best entertainment and gossip news.

1. It turns out Matty J and Sam Wood are returning to the Bachelor mansion next week.

We’re roughly half way through The Bachelor 2019 and you should know, Bachelor Matt Agnew ain’t here to play around.

That’s why, this week, he’s calling in the big guns to help him sort through his future wives (well, wife) and everyone else.

Yep, he’s called up former Bachelor contestants Matty J and Sam Wood, and their winners Laura Byrne and Snezana Wood.

In a promo for Wednesday’s upcoming episode, we see the two successful Bachelor alumni couples visit Matt for some friendly advice. While the women go and talk to Matt’s prospects, the men hang out in the kitchen and sh*t gets real.

You can watch the promo for the Bachelor royalty episode below. We cannot wait.

2. Just all the best photos from Ellie Goulding and Casper Jopling’s wedding ceremony.

British singer Ellie Goulding has married her art dealer partner Casper Jopling, and it was basically a royal wedding.

The couple wed on Saturday at York Minster Cathedral, two and a half years after they were reportedly introduced through mutual friends (i.e Princess Eugenie).

Here are all the photos of the very royal-like affair.

3. A bunch of tourists asked the Queen... if she'd ever met the Queen.

Well. Imagine meeting the Queen and not... recognising her. According to one of her former protection officers, Richard Griffin, that's exactly what happened to a group of American tourists while she was on her annual trip to Balmoral, Scotland.

Griffin recently spoke to The Times, revealing Queen Elizabeth was wearing a headscarf and mid-stroll when American tourists asked Her Majesty if she had ever met... Her Majesty.

The Queen didn't correct the tourists, instead telling them she was a nearby resident.

"No," she answered. "But this policeman has," she said pointing to Mr Griffin, who had worked with the Queen for 30 years.

Which makes us wonder... how many other people have met the Queen without realising?

4. Oh. Wolf of Wall Street conman Jordan Belfort just clashed with Weekend Today hosts.

Jordan Belfort, who's run-in with the law inspired 2013 film Wolf of Wall Street starring Leonardo DiCaprio, had a fiery clash with Weekend Today presenters Allison Langdon and Jayne Azzopardi on Sunday morning.

"At the end of the day you are a thief," Allison Landgon said to Belfort.

"You call me a thief. I'm a thief right now?" Belfort responded, clearly agitated.

"You are a thief. You went to jail for it. You defrauded victims of $220 million that we know of. What else are you?" Langdon asked Belfort, who was appearing on the show for an upcoming speaking event.

"You are all lying right now," Belfort replied. "You are completely fabricating a story that is not grounded in reality. It's just not.

"It was 30 years ago and I have certainly redeemed myself many times over," he continued.

He added: "I love Australia. Australians are wonderful. You personally are clueless though."

Belfort, who was a stockbroker, served 22 months in jail for money laundering and fraud related-crimes, which cost investors more than US$200 million. He insists all the victims of his crimes have been repaid.

5. Who is Adam Demos? Everything we know about the 'Falling Inn Love' Australian actor.

Falling Inn Love is Netflix’s new cheesy rom com that is packed with more cliches than a Hallmark Greeting Card. Which is exactly why we love it.

Just the name of this film tells you everything you need to know: A couple will fall hopelessly in love. In an Inn.

Creative, huh?

Falling Inn Love follows city girl Gabriela (played by 90’s singer Christina Milian), who loses her job and boyfriend, before she moves to New Zealand and serendipitously meets Jake, who helps her fix her new home – an inn.

Australian actor Adam Demos, who just happens to be magnificently attractive, plays lead male character Jake Taylor, and has left us with just one question… Who is he?

Well, in case you would like to know, Demos, 33, is a construction-worker-turned-actor.

Growing up in Wollongong, New South Wales, he was 23-years-old before he enrolled in an acting class.

“People from any walk of life can do acting,” he told Illawarra Mercury last year. “I worked construction in the Gong and then I gave it a crack, and it all sort of worked out.”

Read our earlier article on everything we know about Adam Demos.