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Pete Davidson, a former Saturday Night Live star, and his girlfriend Elsie Hewitt made the announcement of their pregnancy in July of this year, but the comedian regrets making the announcement public.

Pete Davidson admitted to feeling bad after revealing that he and his girlfriend were expecting their first child. The 31-year-old Saturday Night Live alum has been dating model Elsie Hewitt since March of this year.

The happy couple also announced their expecting child last month. However, now that Pete has had some time to reflect on how their news was shared, he has admitted to feeling some pressure.

He has claimed that he “felt bad” after 29-year-old Elsie declared their news on social media. In a collection of video clips and photos, Elise wrote on Instagram at the time: “Welp now everyone knows we had sex.” It comes after one TV star admitted she sleeps in separate bed to partner as she fumes over pregnancy.

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The images showed the model and Pete hugging affectionately, wearing spa face masks together, holding hands, and attending a hospital, where Elise was videoed lying down while a sonogram was taken. They also shared a snap of the final sonogram, giving the world a first glimpse of their child.

Over the past week, Pete appeared on a podcast where he shared his concern that making the pregnancy public may put unexpected pressure on his partner.

Pete explained to The Breakfast Club on the podcast that “I feel bad for my girl because I bring a lot of s***.” Anything I or she does right now will be something. She is the one carrying out the work, he continued. She is very quiet. It’s supposed to be a lovely experience.

Elsie, who has previously worked as a model and has some acting experience, is not entirely shy of being in the spotlight, he continued. He claimed he worries about the couple’s pregnancy getting more attention.

She has never made me feel this way or said anything, but I feel so bad and terrible that I couldn’t allow her to experience the ideal pregnancy that almost all women do and enjoy,” he said.

Pete and Elise’s romantic relationship first surfaced in March, and soon afterward, they were caught kissing in public. Two months later, they officially launched their romance by debuted on the red carpet at the Blossom Ball in May.

Pete’s romantic life has drawn extensive attention over the years, with Ariana Grande, Kim Kardashian and Kate Beckinsale among his famous exes.

Pete lamented that he is more well-known for his comedy work than his headline-making love life in a candid interview with PageSix in February of this year. He continued, “I’ve had some pretty adult relationships with some pretty amazing women, and it’s been cool when they’ve ended.”

“Everyone is dating everyone, and Hollywood is where. Look at Barry Keough, Timmy [Chalamet], and Paul Mescal. However, they wrote about me because I’m ugly. For about five years, I endured harassment, which transformed my life.

He continued, “You want people to write about your work, which makes it embarrassing.” Because of who I was dating, I was one of the youngest SNL cast members ever. The actor opened up to W magazine in December of last year, once more saying he wanted to leave behind a legacy of work.

He stated to the magazine, “I just want to be recognized for doing good work.” Only when it’s [a] movie, stand-up, charity, or business ventures that I want to be out there. When I want to be seen, that is. I don’t want to be this f****** loser who only dates people. That’s not who I am, “

McFly star Danny Jones shares a rare insight into his family holiday with his wife Georgia Horsley and seven-year-old son, ahead of his reunion with Marua Higgins at the NTAs

McFly star Danny Jones has been soaking up the sunshine on a sweet family getaway, as the singer reminded fans just how loved-up he is with wife Georgia Horsley, before an awkward reunion with Maura Higgins next month.

Sharing a series of cosy holiday snaps on Instagram, Danny, 39, looked completely relaxed as he posed alongside former Miss England Georgia during their sun-drenched break. The couple, who tied the knot in 2014, looked happier than ever as they enjoyed some downtime with their seven-year-old son, Cooper.

Musician Danny cut a smart figure in one snap, wearing a black short-sleeved shirt, while Georgia looked glamorous in a plunging top and some stylish shorts. Other snaps included the stunning scenery and their son Cooper pulling funny faces.

Danny captioned the post: “Some time in the sunshiiiiine!”. It comes after David Beckham speaks ‘as a father’ in ‘family’ announcement after latest Brooklyn snub.

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The sweet family holiday has come ahead of the NTAs, which could see Danny and Maura Higgins have an awkward red carpet run-in following their drunken kiss at the BRIT Awards after party in March.

Marua and Danny met when they were stuck in the I’m A Celeb jungle in Australia for three weeks. The popular ITV show has previously picked up 15 National Television Awards and is often shortlisted for the Best Entertainment category.

Upon winning an award, the crowned winner of the show usually joins TV hosts Ant and Dec on stage for their ‘thank you’ speech. This would make Danny Jones at risk of bumping into Maura after spending time away from the spotlight to repair his marriage.

A source revealed to The Sun: “Danny is expected to attend NTAs on September 10, as have all previous reigning jungle winners — and Maura is also going. She is the queen of a red carpet moment and adores getting glammed up.”

The source added: “There will have to be some clever choreography to ensure they don’t end up next to each other when walking the red carpet, but they could both end up on stage if I’m A Celebrity wins.

“Maura won’t be answering any questions about the kiss. She’s put the incident behind her and feels she has nothing to be ashamed of. Danny has also been moving on, but they knew that their paths were bound to cross at some point.”

Danny and Maura became embroiled in a scandal after the BRIT Awards this year. A video showing the two sharing a kiss resulted in a dicey time for Danny’s marriage to influencer and wife of 11 years, Georgia. He has spent the year quietly attempting to repair their relationship after Georgia left the family home for a period of time to cool off

The 2025 NTAs will take place on 10th September for the 30th anniversary. The award show is known for being one of the most glamorous and chaotic nights in the showbiz calendar, where TV’s familiar faces gather to toast their achievements.

Superman actor Terence Stamp has reportedly died aged 87, his family as confirmed. The movie star is best known for playing General Zod in the Hollywood hits Superman and Superman II.

Stamp, who was an Oscar nominated actor, also appeared in Pier Paolo Pasolini’s Theorem in 1968, A Season in Hell in 1971 and The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert in 1994, where he starred as a transgender woman.

The actor is said to have died this morning. Stamp was born in London’s East End in 1938 as the son of a tugboat stoker. His early years saw him endure the bombing of the city during World War Two.

Before leaving school to work in advertising, Stamp won a scholarship to go to drama school. “He leaves behind an extraordinary body of work, both as an actor and as a writer that will continue to touch and inspire people for years to come,” the family said in a statement.

“We ask for privacy at this sad time,” reports the Daily Mail. His cause of death has not been reported.

Stamp was known for his good looks and dress sense alongside his acting as he was dubbed one of Britain’s most glamorous couples with Julie Christie. They had starred together in Far From the Madding Crowd in 1967.

The actor also dated model Jean Shrimpton, and became photographer David Bailey’s muse. Stamp lost out on the role of James Bond but went on to work in Italian films.

He worked with Federico Fellini in the late 1960s. Stamp decided to take a break from the glitzy world of Hollywood fame as he studied yoga in India.

However, upon his return he bagged his most high-profile role. He appeared as General Zod, the megalomaniacal leader of the Kryptonians, in Superman in 1978 and its sequel in 1980.

The actor would often recall how he was about to become a tantric sex teacher at an ashram in India before getting a telegram from his London agent.

“I was on the night flight the next day,” Stamp told Watkins Books in 2015 of the moment he received the Superman call after eight years out of work.

Stamp went on to star in Valkyrie with Tom Cruise in 2008, The Adjustment Bureau with Matt Damon in 2011 as well as Tim Burton films.

Speaking of his life, Stamp once said: “The great blessing of my life is that I had the really hard bit at the beginning because we were really poor.”

Before landing his acting scholarship, Stamp chose to keep his ambitions a secret from his family as he feared disapproval. “I couldn’t tell anyone I wanted to be an actor because it was out of the question. I would have been laughed at,” he confessed.

Stamp married pharmacist Elizabeth O’Rourke in 2002 aged 64. However they divorced in 2008 and Stamp never married again.

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Singer Jade Thirlwall has revealed that in the past, she has considered taking Ozempic after some social media users shared cruel comments about her weight

Jade Thirlwall has revealed she’s facing a “daily battle” to not take Ozempic after receiving comments on social media about her weight. The 32-year-old has previously been open about her years of struggling with eating disorders, and despite being the healthiest she’s ever been, she’s still having to deal with scrutiny about her weight.

But in a heartfelt admission, the Plastic Box songstress has revealed that she’s considered medication in the past to deal with her weight. Speaking in a new interview, former Little Mix singer Jade said: “I have a daily battle with myself not to go on Ozempic. ‘I don’t judge people that do, but because I have a history of eating disorders, I don’t know where taking something like that would end for me.

“Now I’m in my 30s and the healthiest I’ve ever been, but every time I post a picture, there are comments saying, ‘She must be pregnant.’” It comes after one TV star admitted she sleeps in separate bed to partner as she fumes over pregnancy.

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Jade added to The Guardian: “The sad thing is that it’s usually women. But people are used to seeing me in a group environment five or 10 years ago when I was stick-thin because I was in my early 20s with an eating disorder.” Although some people use Ozempic to aid weight loss, it is not licensed for this and should only be used by people with diabetes to aid their symptoms.

This isn’t the first time the ITV star has opened up about her weight struggles and the constant scrutiny about whether she’s pregnant. Her Little Mix bandmates Perrie Edwards and Leigh-Anne Pinnock have gone on to have children, and fans are constantly asking her when she’ll become a mum.

The singer, who has been dating Rizzle Kicks star Jordan Stephens for five years, said she finds the speculation about her being pregnant “invasive”. She starred on ITV’s The Assembly earlier this year and expressed: “The thing that annoys me the most is ‘Am I going to have children, am I pregnant?

“I find it weird that people ask that, as they don’t know what my circumstances are. You don’t know if someone can’t have children, they don’t want to or aren’t ready yet.”

She shot to fame on The X Factor in 2011, where she and the rest of Little Mix became the first female group to win the show and went on to have a successful career before the band went on a hiatus in 2021.

Jade launched her own solo career last year with hit single Angel of My Dreams, which won best song at this year’s Brit Awards. This year alone she’s performed at BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend Liverpool, Capital’s Summertime Ball, Glastonbury and BBC Proms.

During her Glastonbury set in June, Jade took the opportunity to give a shoutout to her former bandmates Perrie and Leigh-Anne as she got emotional. Jesy Nelson was also part of the group originally, before her departure in 2020.

While performing at the music festival, the singer said: “Firstly, shout out to Little Mix. I can’t begin to explain how grateful I am to those girls for literally changing my life and who would have thought then that we would have a Little Mix girlie up here on the Glastonbury stage. But I can’t lie, it feels good doing my own songs that I’ve written from my heart.”

She continued: “That was the old me, now it’s time for something new.” She then told the crowd she would bring out some special guests, as she welcomed Confidence Man to the stage.

Jade also used her performance to boldly express her disdain for Reform UK while delivering a rousing rendition of her hit FUFN. The track, an acronym for ‘F*** you for now’, features a segment where JADE reels off a list of things she’d like to give the middle finger to.

During her set, she chanted: “Reform! Transphobia! Selling arms! Genocide!”, with the crowd echoing back a resounding “F*** you.”

Strictly Come Dancing star Vicky Pattison took to social media to show her fans the painful after-effects of a gruelling week training for her debut on the hit BBC show

A Strictly Come Dancing star has shown off the painful results of her training schedule just days into rehearsals for the show. Geordie Shore star Vicky Pattison has been busy preparing for the new season of Strictly, which is due to get underway in weeks. She took to Instagram to share images of her extremely sore-looking feet after her first week of rehearsals.

Her painfully swollen, cut, and blistered feet had fans feeling squeamish as she shared pictures and wrote, “And so it begins,” adding a crying and laughing emoji. In a second upload, Vicky discussed how strenuous preparations for the live shows were, and she admitted feeling like she had been “hit by a car”, and that she had found “dancing so hard.”

She said, “Our first @bbcstrictly rehearsal… The start of the day versus… the end.It certainly was a baptism of fire lads… that’s for sure! If I was doubting my ability before.. then I REALLY am now!!! Dancing is SO HARD!”

Vicky then praised the Strictly professional dancing team as she continued, “No wonder those pros are all drop dead gorgeous. I feel like I’ve been hit by a car and I’ve already got blisters.. WTF???

“A serious newfound appreciation for everyone who’s ever taken part! BUT… what an amazing day, the team are incredible, the celebs are so wonderful ,and the pros are an absolute joy.”

She added, “If I hang around long enough… I think I’ll really love my new family. I’m off to think about my life choices and apologise to all the fellas I stepped all over today!”

Vicky’s post comes after Game of Thrones actor Kristian Nairn was confirmed as the 15th name on the celebrity competitor line-up. The star is best known for having appeared on the HBO fantasy series as Hodor, and also works as a DJ.

He will now be preparing to take to the dancefloor and put his footwork to the test for viewers and judges Craig Revel Horwood, Shirley Ballas, Motsi Mabuse and Anton Du Beke as the fan favourite returns for its 23rd series.

Other stars taking to the dancefloor include former Love Island star Dani Dyer, actress Alex Kingston, EastEnders star Balvinder Sopal, legendary footballer Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, TikTokker George Clarke, Drag Race star La Voix, model Ellie Goldstein, and rugby star Chris Robshaw.

The line-up also includes Gladiators star Harry Aikines-Aryeetey, also known as Nitro, The Apprentice contestant Thomas Skinner, Good Morning Britain’s Ross King, Lioness Karen Carney and Neighbours actor Stefan Dennis.

The news comes after Strictly has faced a fresh scandal after claims of cocaine use by two show stars, with reports suggesting their substance use was an open secret on the show.

It follows a rocky few controversial years of allegations of backstage bullying, misconduct claims and several stars being axed or suspended by the BBC over their behaviour.

Seventies TV chef Fanny Cradock once ruled the airwaves but since the demise of her TV career the star was left penniless and died in a ‘tiny flat’ despite flash lifestyle

Seventies TV chef Fanny Cradock was an original when it came to showcasing her culinary skills to her adoring fans on the small screen. And at the time, she dominated the airwaves and led a lifestyle most people could only dream of back then, from driving around in a Rolls-Royce to chartering a boat in Cannes.

But it seems her fame and notoriety got the better of her and she was axed from her TV show, leaving her struggling. Behind the façade, it has now come to light that at the age of 85 when Fanny died, she was penniless.

Not only that, she lived and died in a tiny flat in West Sussex, which was a far cry from her once glitzy lifestyle. This comes as ITV axes Noel Edmonds’ big TV comeback after just one series.

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Fanny’s husband, Johnnie, played the role of her TV sidekick, but according to reports, she took their TV dynamic too far and was overheard speaking poorly to him on set.

An assistant who was present at the time Fanny scolded her husband publicly recalled that she screamed: “Don’t you ever speak to me like that again. You’ll be back where you came from so fast you won’t know what’s hit you I am Fanny Cradock and don’t you forget that.”

As her fame grew so too did her arrogance. She reportedly described the former Duchess of York a “trollop”, labelled the late Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher “cheap and described comedian Les Dawson “an awful lump of lard who pulls funny faces.”

She added: “He’s greasy, horrible and disgusting. I hate him.” Her superior demeanour soon got the better of her which created her downfall.

In 1976, she publicly embarrassed a housewife from Devon while presenting BBC show The Big Time. She mocked and humiliated her over her menu and went as far as pretending to gag after tasting her food.

Her questionable performance left viewers angry, and she was sacked within weeks.

Her career had crumbled shortly after her departure from the BBC show as work started to dry up. According to the Express, in 1994, she died after suffering a stroke at her “filthy, tiny flat” in Chichester, west Chichester.

Reportedly, her funeral did not attract many people.

In a bid to celebrate 40 years from the end of her TV career, the BBC has decided to reintroduced her shows online.

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