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Ryan Kay, the ex-stylist for Olivia Attwood, recently shared a cryptic post about working with one of her rival Loose Women co-stars following their bitter split.

Olivia Attwood is believed to have had a bitter falling out with her close friend and former assistant/stylist Ryan Kay and now the creative is already working with one of Olivia’s rival Loose Women co-stars.

Ryan, who even has a matching tattoo with Ryan, is said to have completely cut Olivia from his life and is believed to have sided with Bradley throughout the ongoing drama.

Olivia and Ryan’s relationship has turned out to be really bad, according to a source earlier this week. They aren’t talking to or even following one another online, but they are refusing to disclose what exactly happened.

He has played such a significant role in her life, she says, “It’s very sad.” For those who are close to both of them, like Georgia [Harrison], it’s also very awkward.

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After the falling out, Olivia has vowed to share the truth – when the time is right. Taking to her Instagram Stories, she said: “So grateful for my small circle that gets smaller the longer I am in this industry – the ones who don’t feed the press with false narratives. Andddd I do hate to be proven wrong especially when lots of people tried to warn you.

“But you live and learn,” I said. “I guessssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss

On Thursday, stylist Ryan appeared to hit back at Olivia’s scathing post as he confirmed that he’s working with her Loose Women co-star, GK Barry.

Taking to his Instagram stories, Olivia’s ex-best friend shared a photo of his suitcase as he excitedly said that he had a fun day ahead working with the former I’m A Celebrity…. Get Me Out of Here! star.

He also mentioned that GK Barry, 26, is the “kindest” and most “lovely” star. “And just like that, he’s back on the road with some of the kindest and most beautiful creatives,” he wrote. Let’s go”.

It’s not been confirmed exactly who Olivia was referring to in her Instagram rant. Sources close to Ryan have told the Mirror that “there wasn’t any toxicity, betrayal or fallout between the pair” and the former friends are “simply no longer working” together.

According to an insider, Ryan’s feelings toward his former boss were unaffected by his actions and he had no bad feelings for Olivia. He also had a lot of respect for her.

Ryan allegedly reached out to Bradley after seeing Olivia and Pete on their vacation and was not impressed by the images.

However, a source told the Mirror that “Bradley has never had a romantic relationship with Ryan and has never spoken to him outside of Olivia. He was consistently wary of his intentions.”

Following the speculation into the state of their marriage, Olivia and Bradley stepped out together.

Bradley reportedly expressed fury over the pictures of Pete and Olivia just before. Olivia and Bradley have argued that their relationship is unaffected by recent photos.

Olivia unwaveringly acknowledged that their marriage is still successful despite their differences in The Mirror.

“Brad and I do a wonderful relationship,” she says. However, the relationship between me and him is imperfect. But the relationship is good, she said.

“Everyone learns that,” the saying goes. There is no such thing as perfect. You’ll find someone with a new set of issues if you leave someone because of a particular set of problems.

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Aimee Vivian, a star of Capital FM, developed the illness mastitis, which later led to fatal sepsis while nursing.

One of the most natural substances a woman’s body can produce is it. It keeps life going and strengthens a mother-child relationship. However, Aimee Vivian’s breast milk nearly caused her death.

“I remember looking at a hospital midwife and saying ‘please don’t let me die tonight’,” she tells The Mirror. “I really thought I wasn’t going to make it. I still can’t believe something so simple, which is supposed to provide life, almost ended mine.”

Now 34-year-old Aimee, back home in Buckinghamshire with daughter Charli, is keen to raise awareness of the causes of the breast condition mastitis and the subsequent deadly sepsis infection which took hold earlier this year.

Speaking at the start of September’s Sepsis Awareness Month, she says: “Motherhood is an amazing journey but it can be hard. We need to talk about mastitis, learn the symptoms and what it can lead to. It’s time to support each other.“

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Aimee, who has been married to Steve for two years, had her daughter June via a planned caesarean section in June. She will return to the air in October.

She says: “My pregnancy was pretty straightforward – I developed a whole new appreciation of what a woman’s body could do! The Caesarian was a really positive experience too with wonderful midwives – I was only in hospital overnight.”

However, Aimee’s body produced a lot of breast milk right away. She claims that “everyone was telling me it was brilliant, and I was feeling a lot better.” However, things started to get challenging once we arrived home.

Because of a tongue tie, which causes a baby’s tongue to be shorter than normal, Charli struggled to latch on to breastfeed.

Aimee used a breast pump to help her feed and reduce the amount of milk her body was producing, and doctors scheduled an appointment to fix the problem.

Soon, though, her breasts became painfully engorged. Medics offered advice on how to tackle it, but very little worked. After three weeks, Aimee began to feel unwell – suffering with headaches and chills.

She recalls, “I was tired, too, but I was a new mother and just persevered.” However, after a few days, I still felt unwell. I was aware of some of the symptoms after reading about mastitis online.

Breastfeeding women frequently experience the inflammatory condition, which can be brought on by an infection or milk buildup. Swollen breasts that are hot to the touch as well as “flu like symptoms” can be symptoms.

Aimee scheduled a consultation with a general practitioner who wasn’t certain whether the condition was mastitis. She recalls: “She firmly believed Charli’s application to the breast would help, and that there was an oversupply of milk.” But I was unable to. I felt bad and guilty. I made an unsuccessful attempt to advocate for myself. I doubted myself after the operation.

She did get antibiotics, but the doctor advised her to only start them if she wasn’t feeling better. I “thought it might get better,” and I just kept going with things, “says Aimee.”

However, Aimee’s health deteriorated over the coming days. When I woke up early on Sunday morning to feed Charli, my entire body was shaking. I was unable to lift my head because it was so painful. Then I attempted to pump some milk. The milk had a painful sensation and there was clearly pus in it.

At her wits’ end she posted for help on her Instagram account and got a response from a local midwife. “She messaged me and said: ‘you need to get down to the hospital. Don’t leave it any longer,” she says.

Aimee was admitted and given intravenous antibiotics shortly after being diagnosed with what doctors described as a “serious infection,” which was later identified as sepsis.

It was awful, says Aimee. I couldn’t be with my baby because I felt so unwell and upset. The fear of passing away when sepsis strikes is a real phenomenon. When Steve and Charli were to return, I recall thinking, “What if I never see them again?”

She acknowledged that her recovery took a while, both mentally and physically, despite spending four days in the hospital. She also sought advice from a lactation specialist to prevent her body from producing milk, so she wouldn’t have to deal with mastitis once more.

She says, “I keep wondering how my breast milk, the product that is pushed so hard, could have almost killed me.” Although breastfeeding is wonderful, I shouldn’t say that because I wish I had known about mastitis sooner, I could have trusted my instincts, taken those antibiotics sooner, etc.

She is now determined to inform other women about her ordeal and make it public. She states, “I don’t want anyone to go through what I have; you know your body better than anyone else, and don’t be afraid to speak up.”

Aimee is anticipating spending time with her brand-new family in the future. She remarks, “They say what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.” “I am certain that everything will work out.” The upcoming chapter has me excited.

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In a private and moving performance in London, Royel Otis’ debut album, hickey, shows a bold change in their sound, blending emotional depth with infectious indie-pop hooks, cementing their position as a rising global force.

Sydney duo Royel Otis have officially entered their next chapter with the release of hickey – a shimmering debut that cements them as one of Australia’s most exciting indie exports.

The band invited a select group of top Spotify fans to a private performance at London’s Village Underground to give them a rare and up-close listen to their new material in a city that has quickly grown to be one of their most devoted fans away from home.

With a fusion of cool indie rock and dreamy pop hooks along with emotionally charged lyricism about breakups, heartbreak, and oysters, Royel Otis, which was founded in 2020, has quickly established their foothold in the charts.

Their earlier EPs, which combined relaxed vocals with catchy, frequently bittersweet melodies, and introduced audiences to their unique chemistry.

Royel Otis have embraced a punchier, more experimental sound with their new album, hickey, without losing the original charm that set them apart from the competition in the first place.

The Sydney duo, who performed at Shoreditch on Thursday, made a quick break from Moody, one of Hickey’s most compelling tracks, opening with the reflective tones and soaring chorus.

Highlights of the album include Say Something, a sharp track with deeper cuts that highlight the album’s emotional depth.

Hickey’s album is the best to listen to if you’re missing an ex of some kind, but it also has a lighter, more vulnerable feel than their earlier work.

In recent interviews, the duo said, “This album feels like we are completely unfiltered,” and that statement was true on stage. The crowd, who were all superfans and were handpicked by Spotify, sang along to every word and swayed through the band’s more tender tracks.

Without their viral covers, of course, no Royel Otis show would be complete. Both their setslist and their rendition of The Cranberries’ Linger and Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s renowned song Murder On the Dancefloor attracted a lot of online attention.

The band perfectly captured the personality of the two tracks by delivering them with a mix of reverence and charm, which gave the two tracks their own distinct sound.

The enlightening performance, which lasted less than an hour, made for a fantastic introduction to hickey, a musical duo that is already well-known and adored.

Royel Otis are no longer just another buzzy name in the Australian indie scene, it’s obvious. They’re confidently entering a much larger spotlight with hickey and have completely abandoned all of London.

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This Amazon kids’ tablet might be just the thing for you if you’re trying to get your kids to learn with interactive technology. It’s currently better than half the price.

Amazon is renowned for rolling out deals on various gadgets, from its own devices to those from other high-end brands, and this week is no different. It offers parents the chance to scoop up one particular Kids Fire Tablet for a fraction of its normal price—just in time for school starting this week.

This gadget offers fun and engaging activities that help expand your children’s minds while also promising safety and security thanks to its strict parental controls, making it ideal for encouraging your kids to learn when they aren’t in the classroom.

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The most recent Amazon Fire 7 Kids Tablet, which is currently only half the price, has a sizable 4.5 out of 5 star rating from nearly 5k customers. Even though it normally costs £124.99, one of the retailer’s deals will allow customers to add it to their cart for £59.99.

When compared to the costs at other retailers like John Lewis and Argos, where the same model retails for £114.99, Amazon’s deal makes this the cheapest place to buy an Amazon Fire 7 Kids Tablet.

Scanning the price history on CamelCamelCamel shows that this tablet is the cheapest the Prime retailer has sold the Fire 7 tablet for since last Black Friday, a win for parents who’ve been keeping an eye on it for back-to-school shopping or early Christmas present ideas.

If you don’t want to spend money on an iPad for games, storytime, or CBeebies, this Fire Tablet model is the next best thing. It’s designed for kids three to seven. Parent control over what is available on the tablets, and there are even time limit features that let you keep your child from spending too much time on a screen.

Apps like Disney+, CBeebies, and Netflix Kids can all be downloaded, which allows parents to control the different dashboards of each streaming app to filter based on the child’s age. The device has 10 hours of battery life and a choice between a 16GB or 32GB device, depending on how much storage you think you’d need.

Even though the device is a few years old and only available for five minutes of uninterrupted use, we still think of it as one of our top-rated tablet devices for children here at Mirror Tech. Additionally, when purchased through Amazon, this product comes with a 2-year worry-free guarantee, so you won’t have to worry if your little ones harm anyone.

As raving reviews pour in, parents are thrilled to have this Amazon Fire 7 tablet. One satisfied customer states, “I’ve had the Kids Fire Tablet for three years, and I’m so happy with my choice. My son, who is autistic, will enjoy holding and engaging with this tablet because it is ideal for small hands. He can concentrate on his favorite content because the screen is clear. The sturdy, crash-proof case is one of the distinguishing qualities. I appreciate the peace of mind it brings, especially since my child has unintentionally stepped on the screen a few times. The replacement procedure was simple and hassle-free, and the two-year guarantee has proved to be a lifesaver.

They go on to say: “While I find the kids’ Amazon app a bit challenging to navigate, the tablet offers a wealth of functionality, including a timer and childproofing features that can be great for other parents. For my needs, I opted to download the regular YouTube app and sign into my account, allowing me to manually filter out any content I don’t want my son to see. This approach has worked wonderfully, as he mainly uses the content I’ve approved. Overall, the Kids Fire Tablet has been a fantastic addition to our home. It’s durable, user-friendly, and adaptable to our family’s specific needs. Highly recommended for parents looking for a reliable and child-friendly device!”

Another customer beams, “I bought two of the tablets for my twin toddlers and they’ve been great so far,” she says. They adore it at this point, primarily for the educational apps. I love that I can control both tablets from my phone, and it was simple and quick to set up. The battery life is a major plus for me. They used it for hours last night, but I only charged them to about 60%, and I hadn’t even turned them off completely. Today, the battery life was still over 50%. You can download and use a lot of apps. The cases are sturdy enough to withstand drops and falls, and the design is ideal for young hands. The picture quality is excellent, the screen is small, and the picture is perfect for toddlers.

One unhappy shopper expresses disappointment, saying, “It’s been good, but now it logs out of anything the kids are playing on and they have to restart after two minutes of playing.”

Fans are divided after seeing the first trailer for the Emerald Fennell film, which stars Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi in the upcoming Wuthering Heights adaptation.

Wuthering Heights fans were gobsmacked after watching the first trailer for Emerald Fennell’s racy adaptation of the classic. The movie already divided fans with Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi being cast as the leads of the updated version of the Emily Brontë novel.

Margot takes on the role of Catherine Earnshaw while Euphoria star Jacob transforms into Heathcliff. Saltburn director Emerald’s version won’t be faithful to the original novel, much to the disappointment of many. Just last month, test screenings proved to be disastrous as some were disgusted by the raunchy scenes.

Many people also criticized the first trailer, calling it “erotic softcore porn.”

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One user said on X/Twitter: “Is Wuthering Heights about BDSM and fingering a fish? First in my generation to see a scene like that,” while another posted: “Listen, I’m no puritan and I’m into horror.

We are completely altering the tone andamp; theme of the novel, so it’s not the hypersexuality that makes me side-eye this, it’s just that it takes a f**k to go nuts. Why? She might make a unique feature film, but…

One user wrote, “I don’t even like the book, and the erotic retelling of Wuthering Heights makes me feel spooked.

One shocked user wrote, “They turned wuthering heights into soft porn, “while another posted, “I’m so fucking mad at that f**ka** wuthering heights adaptation if you want to do a stupid f**king pseudo-plot and do whatever you want to leave literature alone.

Fans of the trailer saw two particularly memorable moments, one in which Robbie’s fingers are in Elordi’s mouth and the other in which a person’s finger slides into the mouth of a dead fish.

The movie was labeled as “tonally abrasive” and “sexually explicit” after a test screening. A public hanging is the first scene in the film, but this is by far the most egregious scene in the opening sequel.

The male appears to ejaculate in the middle of the execution, causing a frantic commotion in the unaware crowd, which eventually turns into an orgiastic mess with a nun fondling the corpse’s apparent erection.

The sexual drive theme is present throughout the production, with scenes featuring “clinical masturbation” and horse-ride bonding, but the plot and emotions are less conventional than those who are familiar with Bront’s work.

On February 14, 2026, Wuthering Heights will be available in UK theaters.

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Father Ted co-creator Graham Linehan grabbed a transgender woman’s phone and threw it across a road while calling her “a groomer”, “a disgusting incel” and a “sissy-porn watching scumbag”, a court heard.

The five-time Bafta award winner, 57, is on trial at Westminster Magistrates Court accused of harassing transgender woman Sophia Brooks, 18, and causing criminal damage to her phone costing £369.

The criminal damage charge relates to an alleged incident at a festival, named Battle of Ideas, on October 19, last year. The harassment charges relate to messages posted online by Linehan between October 11 and October 27 last year.

Prosecutor Julia Faure Walker told Westminster Magistrates Court Linehan posted messages about the victim on social media “relentlessly” and added: “These posts were not merely irritating or annoying, but oppressive and unacceptable.

“The purpose of these posts, say the prosecution, was not merely to relay events, to express political opinion, to criticise, to help identify perpetrators or to solve any crime. Rather they were verbally abusive and vindictive and reflected Mr Linehan’s deep disliking of Ms Brooks. These posts were not provoked by Ms Brooks. The posts were unsolicited.”

Ms Faure Walker added: “It is not in dispute the defendant sent the relevant social media posts. It is not in dispute that the defendant seized and threw the phone of Ms Brooks.”

The prosecution outlined the alleged criminal damage incident involving the phone, which they said occurred after Ms Brooks approached Linehan while filming and asked her why he had previously accused her of being “a domestic terrorist” in an online post.

They claim that he responded: “Go away groomer, go away you disgusting incel” and called her “a sissy-porn watching scumbag”.

Ms Walker, who identifies as bisexual, was aged 17 at the time. Ms Faure Walker added: “She did not pose any physical threat to him and was not breaking the law.

“He did not answer the question. He deliberately whacked the phone out of Ms Brooks hand. This caused damage to the phone.”

She added Linehan later posted a message online saying he was “proud” of what he had done. Ms Faure Walker also read a number of messages Linehan posted online about the victim, including: “Does anyone know this man?”.

He also described her as “a deeply disturbed sociopath” and accused her of having some involvement in an alleged homophobic attack in which thousands of insects were released at an LGBT Alliance event at the Queen Elizabeth Conference Centre in Westminster, which Ms Walker denies any involvement in.

The court heard Linehan also referred to her as a “sociopathic student” and referred to her as “Tarquin” – which the prosecution said was his derogatory term for her and he Linehan admitted was in relation to her “poshness”.

He also allegedly retweeted a social media post calling her a “deeply disturbed sociopath” and posted others calling her “absolute psycho” and “psycho posh kid”.

Linehan also accused his alleged victim of carrying out “domestic terrorism”. Linehan, who was wearing dark blue chinos, an open collared white shirt and a grey blazer, today entered the dock smiling at supporters in the public gallery. After sitting down he put on a pair of glasses and began reading a pile of documents.

He was later handed a court issued hearing aid in order to help him listen to proceedings from behind the thick glass of the dock and spoke to confirm his name, age and address.

At one point, the prosecution opening had to be halted when the device’s battery ran out. Linehan was subsequently allowed to leave the dock and sit inside the main court.

Linehan’s trial at Westminster Magistrates Court is scheduled to last two days.

It comes just two days after he was arrested on unrelated matters after landing at Heathrow on a flight from Arizona on Monday. Linehan was arrested and questioned by police over three “joke” tweets he made about trans people.

Olympic swimmer Sharron Davies was spotted outside Westminster Magistrates Court this morning, as were a number of supporters, including one holding a sign saying “Down with this sort of thing” in reference to a catchphrase from his hit TV show Father Ted.

As well as Father Ted, Mr Linehan, who was born in Dublin and survived cancer in 2018, also wrote hit TV shows The IT Crowd and Black Books.

He won a lifetime achievement award and penned a memoir, Tough Crowd: How I Made and Lost a Career in Comedy, which was published in October 2023 and reached number ten on the Sunday Times bestseller list.

But he has become best known as a vocal critic of the trans-rights movement in recent years and has previously claimed that his career and marriage have been destroyed over his gender-critical views.

Sophia Walker also took to the stand to give evidence against Linehan, who sat directly across from her inside the court.

Ms Walker, who said she began using the name Sophia “in about 2021, 2022” said Linehan’s online messages caused her to feel “alarm and distress”.

She added: “I was being branded a sociopath by a relatively famous person who had more than 500,000 followers, any of which could see his posts and cause great harm to me.”

She said she had never used the name Tarquin and it is not her birth name. She said she understands it to be a name Linehan uses to relate to her poshness.

Ms Walker said she attended the Battle of Ideas conference as a guest having bought a ticket.

She alleged an activist linked to the LGBT Alliance, stormed up to her after she saw her taking photos of panellists at the event.

Ms Walker said: “She stormed up to me with, I believe, a brochure from the event in an attempt to obscure my camera.

“About five or six people were filming me afterwards. She stormed up to me twice. One of them is videoed.”
Ms Walker said she was subsequently escorted out of the event, at Church House in Westminster, by security.

“About 20 minutes later Mr Linehan crossed the street with his phone recording. He called me a groomer and asked me how many kids I’d groomed.”

Asked if she said anything to him before that, she said: “No”.

Ms Walker added: “He then walked into the Battle of Ideas conference. He called me an incel and stormed off.
Asked what she believes incel to mean, she said “involuntarily celibate”.

Asked what gender the term is aimed at, she said: “male”.

Asked what she understood that term to mean, she replied: “Someone who does not have the privilege of having sexual intercourse.”

Later that evening Ms Walker said she saw Linehan outside the event.

“I asked him why he thought it was acceptable to call teenagers domestic terrorists online.

Asked if he gave any explanation, she said “no”.

“I believe he called me a groomer and told me to go away.”

Ms Walker said she felt “distressed” as she added: “I’m not a groomer”.

Asked what she understands a groomer to be, she said: “Somebody who takes advantage of the naivety of children to do things like sexual favours and other exploitation.

Ms Walker said she asked him why he called her a groomer, but added that he did not tell her.

She added: “I believe he called me a groomer again. I believe he also called me a sissy-porn watching scumbag.”

Asked about the term, she said: “Sissy porn is a type of genre of porn where cis-gendered makes cross dress.

Asked if she had ever expressed any interest in the genre, she replied: “No”.

She admitted replying: “You’re the incel, you’re divorced”.

She added: “He responded with more insults. He looked angry.

Asked if she posed any physical threat to Linehan, Ms Brooks said: “I don’t believe so”.

She added: “He grabbed my hand and forcefully gripped my phone out of it. He put my phone behind his back and refused to give it to me.

“I demanded he give me my phone back and after he realised I wouldn’t relent he said: ‘Go and get your f******* phone’ and threw it into the road.”

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