A man has been arrested after allegedly harassing Pamela Stephenson, the wife of Scottish comedian Billy Connolly, on board a flight to Aberdeen.

Grampian Police confirmed that a 39-year-old man had been charged in connection with an incident on board a BA plane from London Heathrow to Aberdeen Airport on Wednesday, August 24. He has been reported to the Procurator Fiscal.

Pamela Stephenson has worried husband Billy Connolly with her latest quest, a charity swim across the Irish Sea.

The 61-year-old therapist and Strictly Come Dancing star is attempting to swim the Irish Sea this September as part of a one-million pound charity fundraising challenge for Cancer Research UK.

Dr Pamela Stephenson-Connolly, psychologist and wife of comedian Billy Connolly, discussed her new book about sex lives on BBC Radio 5 live.

She also talked about appearing on the latest series of Strictly Come Dancing: "I never, never thought I would last."

Pamela Stephenson believes 'Strictly Come Dancing' has given her the body she's always dreamed of.

The 61-year-old psychologist - who is married to comedian Billy Connolly - came third alongside professional dancer James Jordan in the BBC One show last year, and credits the series with doing a better job on her figure than boot camp.

She has previously credited Strictly Come Dancing with helping her lose weight and even claimed it is the number one anti-aging strategy.

In which case, it's probably a good thing that Pamela Stephenson is going on a month-long tour with the show, as these pictures show her looking far from her normally radiant self.

She has been with comedian Billy Connolly for more than 30 years but Pamela Stephenson reveals she now finally feels comfortable having friendships with other men.

The 61-year-old, who recently became a household name all over again courtesy of Strictly Come Dancing, admits she steered clear of platonic relationships with handsome males in the past.

Billy Connolly was woken up with a string of late night text messages about his wife's nightmare performance on a TV cooking show.

Strictly Come Dancing star Pamela Stephenson joined celeb chef Simon Rimmer on BBC2's Something For The Weekend.

Pamela Stephenson "cannot bear" the idea of putting on weight.

The 61-year-old 'Strictly Come Dancing' star - who came in third place and lost over 40lbs during her stint on the show - admits she is "almost embarrassed" about how much weight she lost, which saw her body change from a size 16 to a size 12.

You get to wear some lovely sparkly costumes, says Billy Connolly, and then all you have to do is swan around while ­everyone looks at you.

He might have been describing his wife Pamela Stephenson’s ten-week stint on Strictly Come ­Dancing, but he was talking about himself.

Pamela Stephenson sparkled in this sexy Santa outfit last night as she returned to the dance floor for Strictly Come Dancing's Christmas special.

Pamela, 61 - who made last Saturday's Strictly final - was joined by winner Kara Tointon and other contestants Matt Baker, Gavin Henson and Scott Maslen.

Pamela Stephenson decided to openly admit she had a crush on 'Strictly Come Dancing' partner James Jordan so people didn't think she was having an affair with him.

The 61-year-old psychotherapist - who is married to comedian Billy Connolly - decided to openly address her crush on her 32-year-old 'Strictly Come Dancing' partner so fans of the BBC One show didn't speculate on whether they were enjoying a raunchy affair.

As she comes down from the high of the Strictly finals, Pamela Stephenson Connolly says farewell to her fantasies and her crush on her dance partner – and reveals what learning to dance meant for a sexagenarian

Strictly Come Dancing finalist Pamela Stephenson is set to earn more than £1million from appearing in the BBC ballroom contest, says a report. Sources told a Sunday newspaper that the psychoanalyst has been offered a number of lucrative TV deals following her success on the show.

Pamela, who is married to Scots comedian Billy Connolly, lost nearly three stone since joining the show in October. Stephenson told the Sunday Mirror: "I would definitely consider doing a fitness DVD."

She's shed two-and-a-half stone and ­rediscovered her sex appeal... now Pamela ­Stephenson is the real winner of Strictly Come Dancing.

The 61-year-old psychologist has ­used the show to reinvent herself, with sexy routines and raunchy outfits, including fishnets and a tuxedo.

Pamela Stephenson has finished in third place in the final of Strictly Come Dancing 2010, following the first public vote of the night.

The 61-year-old comedienne turned psychologist was eliminated following the first part of Saturday's final, which saw the three finalists perform two routines each.

Tears. Battle wounds. And oh-so intimate moments with her toyboy partner.

We asked Strictly’s supergran Pamela Stephenson to keep a diary of her six frenzied days before tonight’s final.

Strictly Come Dancing's James Jordan is hoping for the support of people across Medway as he competes in this weekend's final of the show.

The Gillingham-born dancer, who admits he had given up thinking he would get to the final, will be performing with psychologist and comedian Pamela Stephenson on Saturday night.

Billy Connolly is missing the premiere of his new movie Gulliver's Travels to jet in to support wife Pamela Stephenson as she bids to win the final of Strictly Come Dancing tonight.

She will battle it out against actress Kara Tointon and TV presenter Matt Baker, with her legendary comic husband cheering her on in the audience.

Pamela Stephenson, a 61-year-old comedian-turned-psychologist, will battle it out against two contestants who are only roughly half her age in the final of Strictly Come Dancing on Saturday.