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Roxanne Hoyle, a mother-of-two, stunned viewers by showcasing her slimmed-down figure in a dance video that showcased her newfound confidence.

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Roxanne Hoyle, who is better known as LadBaby Mum, has left fans stunned after showing off her new figure and incredible weight loss transformation in a light-hearted Instagram video.

As she performed a cheeky dance for her husband, YouTuber Mark Hoyle, known to millions as LadBaby, the social media star, 41, who has been open about her health and fitness transformation, appeared confident.

Roxanne is seen sporting eye-catching trainer heels, cropped sports jacket, and black leggings in the video.

Roxanne begins dancing around the room, squatting her hips and waving her arms until she grabs Mark’s attention as he rests on the couch scrolling through his phone. Mark is clearly amused by his wife’s antics and quickly cracks up in laughter.

She captioned the post, adding a flamenco dancer and high-heeled emoji, and said, “Testing my Trainer Heels for the Red Carpet.”

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Her followers quickly flooded the comments section, praising both her toned appearance and sense of humor. “What the?!?! One person wrote, “They look so comfy,” while another person, “Love this! Consider purchasing a pair.

Fans wrote, “Wow you look great,” and “He’s so proud of you, your husband,” to name a few examples of her appearance.

Roxanne’s ability to dance in stiletto-style sneakers kept her attention even when she managed to pull off a partial split. Many people praised her energy and balance, calling her performance “hilarious” and “convincing goals.”

The mother-of-two has frequently shared images of her upbeat approach to staying active and frequented her Instagram posts about her commitment to exercise.

Despite her journey, there have been difficulties. Roxanne has previously discussed confronting online trolls who targeted her body.

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Despite that, she credits her supporters with boosting her sense of self-worth. She once felt too self-conscious to do it, and she’s even thanked fans for helping her find the confidence to wear a cut-out swimsuit to the beach.

Roxanne and her husband rose to fame through their family-friendly YouTube channel, known for its pranks, light-hearted humor, and relatable parenting content. Their fun-loving chemistry and positive outlook have earned them millions of fans.

Opening up about her relationship, Rozanne recently told The Mirror: “We’re like two big kids together. We never want to grow up and not have fun. After what we’ve been through, we just say, ‘Why not?’ If you get the chance, grab it.

Every day, we talk. “We always talk. Our boys can also come to us with anything because we are so close. We remained the same people when we first met fifteen years ago, in my opinion. Our world has changed, but we haven’t.

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Coleen Nolan made the difficult decision to move her mother into a nursing home as she struggled with Alzheimer’s

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Loose Women star Coleen Nolan admits she still feels “guilty” about moving her mother into a care home, despite it becoming too “dangerous” to look after her at home. Coleen and her family made the difficult decision to move Maureen into a care home as she battled with Alzheimer’s.

It led the family to make the “heartbreaking” decision to move Maureen into a nursing home so she could receive 24/7 support. Coleen says Maureen, who died in 2008, was “barely recognisable” towards the end of her life.

On the Loose Women: Just Between Us podcast, Coleen, 60, explained how the family let Maureen pick her own nursing home. It came after a podcast listener said they were struggling with deciding whether to move their father into a home.

Coleen said: “We knew she had to go into a home because she was getting to the point where it was dangerous on her own, and with us, we weren’t trained and it was 24/7 and we all worked. We did this thing where you can choose it.

“In actual fact, the one I would have chosen for her, she hated. It was brand new, it was like a five-star hotel, it was this, that and the other and her own bathroom, it was modern and beautiful and she went, ‘Well I’m not staying here’.

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“She hated it. The one she picked, when we walked in I went, ‘She won’t like this one’. [And she said] ‘I like this one, It’s homely’.”

The star however says she still feels “guilty” about the decision. Speaking to fellow Loose Women star Charlene White, she added: “I hate the guilt.”

In 2008, Coleen opened up about her mum’s condition to the Mirror. She said: “Her mind has deteriorated so much that she is barely recognisable as the woman I grew up adoring. I can’t stand to see her like this, she has no quality of life.”

Dublin-born Maureen trained as a soprano at the Royal Irish Academy and had her own singing career.

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She developed a music act that saw all 10 members of the Nolan family performing on stage together.

Her five oldest daughters – Bernie, Denise, Linda, Anne, Maureen, and Coleen – went on to form The Nolans in the 1970s. They had a number of hit singles including I’m in the Mood for Dancing, Gotta Pull Myself Together, Who’s Gonna Rock You, Attention to Me, and Chemistry.

Coleen says her mum was “at peace” listening to music towards the end of her life. Speaking to the BBC in March, she said: “We did try music and talking to her.

Coleen Nolan made the difficult decision to move her mother into a nursing home as she struggled with Alzheimer’s

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Loose Women star Coleen Nolan admits she still feels “guilty” about moving her mother into a care home, despite it becoming too “dangerous” to look after her at home. Coleen and her family made the difficult decision to move Maureen into a care home as she battled with Alzheimer’s.

It led the family to make the “heartbreaking” decision to move Maureen into a nursing home so she could receive 24/7 support. Coleen says Maureen, who died in 2008, was “barely recognisable” towards the end of her life.

On the Loose Women: Just Between Us podcast, Coleen, 60, explained how the family let Maureen pick her own nursing home. It came after a podcast listener said they were struggling with deciding whether to move their father into a home.

Coleen said: “We knew she had to go into a home because she was getting to the point where it was dangerous on her own, and with us, we weren’t trained and it was 24/7 and we all worked. We did this thing where you can choose it.

“In actual fact, the one I would have chosen for her, she hated. It was brand new, it was like a five-star hotel, it was this, that and the other and her own bathroom, it was modern and beautiful and she went, ‘Well I’m not staying here’.

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“She hated it. The one she picked, when we walked in I went, ‘She won’t like this one’. [And she said] ‘I like this one, It’s homely’. ”

The star however says she still feels “guilty” about the decision. Speaking to fellow Loose Women star Charlene White, she added: “I hate the guilt.”

In 2008, Coleen opened up about her mum’s condition to the Mirror. She said: “Her mind has deteriorated so much that she is barely recognisable as the woman I grew up adoring. I can’t stand to see her like this, she has no quality of life.”

Dublin-born Maureen trained as a soprano at the Royal Irish Academy and had her own singing career.

View 3 Images

She developed a music act that saw all 10 members of the Nolan family performing on stage together.

Her five oldest daughters – Bernie, Denise, Linda, Anne, Maureen, and Coleen – went on to form The Nolans in the 1970s. They had a number of hit singles including I’m in the Mood for Dancing, Gotta Pull Myself Together, Who’s Gonna Rock You, Attention to Me, and Chemistry.

Coleen says her mum was “at peace” listening to music towards the end of her life. Speaking to the BBC in March, she said: “We did try music and talking to her.

The Great British Bake Off contestant revealed what judge Paul Hollywood is really like off-camera and shared her thoughts on this year’s series

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A former Great British Bake Off contestant said Paul Hollywood displayed a different side to him away from the cameras, when she became upset during filming. Briony May Williams, who came fourth in the 2018 series, burst into tears during Cake Week when “every element” of her showstopper went wrong.

At the time, the chef branded her seven veils cake “a disaster” after she “overcooked” the mirror glaze, and was additionally left with uncooked pastry during her creation.

“I am usually pretty comfortable with making pastry, but something happened that day and it all went very wrong,” she revealed.

Although the blunder initially brought Briony to tears, she said they soon turned to laughter thanks to Paul’s off-camera response, reports Wales Online.

She revealed: “I never got a [Paul Hollywood] handshake. I did, however, get a Hollywood hug off-camera when I was really upset about my cake on Cake Week, my showstopper, because it was really bad.

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“I was upset, I was sat on my bench crying and I realised someone was stood behind me and I turned around and it was Paul.

“He gave me a really big hug and he said, ‘It’s okay it’s only a f*****g cake’. And yeah, that just really made me laugh.”

Discussing further what Paul is really like away from the cameras, Briony said he typically maintains a professional distance from contestants.

“He kind of keeps his distance, which I think is fair because if he was all Mr Nicey Nicey off camera, I think you’d ruin that sort of relationship,” she revealed. “We need that kind of [scary persona]. I think that’s part of what makes the programme so good and so interesting.

“So yeah, [he’s] very pleasant, you know, [a] really nice man, but he would just kind of keep his distance a little bit more, which I thought was fair enough.”

This year, a fresh batch of bakers stepped into the iconic tent in the hope of being crowned the 2025 champion.

Last week saw Lesley become the seventh baker to depart after she struggled to impress the judges during the show’s first ever meringue-themed week.

Speaking on BBC Radio Kent about her time on the programme, Lesley said her standout moment was meeting Paul.

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Despite him not being impressed with her creation, she called him “a lovely guy”, adding: “He made the right choice, my meringue was terrible.”

Discussing her views on the current series, Briony went on to say: “I love this year. I think Jasmine’s doing brilliantly. I really like her and I really like Toby as well and he did so well this week.

“I watch it every year. I was a fan of it long before I was on it, so every year when it comes on I get really excited to watch it and you know things like meringue week, they’ve never done that before.”

Understanding precisely how the bakers feel, the former semi-finalist confessed she still experiences “heart palpitations when the music comes on”.

“I feel for them so much when their bakes are really critiqued and they’re getting upset,” she added.

“Because at the time you think, or when you’re watching it you think, ‘Oh it’s only a cake, why are they getting so upset?’, but when you were in the tent it’s such a big deal that you just feel completely overwhelmed by it.”

The Great British Bake Off contestant revealed what judge Paul Hollywood is really like off-camera and shared her thoughts on this year’s series

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A former Great British Bake Off contestant said Paul Hollywood displayed a different side to him away from the cameras, when she became upset during filming. Briony May Williams, who came fourth in the 2018 series, burst into tears during Cake Week when “every element” of her showstopper went wrong.

At the time, the chef branded her seven veils cake “a disaster” after she “overcooked” the mirror glaze, and was additionally left with uncooked pastry during her creation.

“I am usually pretty comfortable with making pastry, but something happened that day and it all went very wrong”, she revealed.

Although the blunder initially brought Briony to tears, she said they soon turned to laughter thanks to Paul’s off-camera response, reports Wales Online.

She revealed: “I never got a]Paul Hollywood] handshake. I did, however, get a Hollywood hug off-camera when I was really upset about my cake on Cake Week, my showstopper, because it was really bad.

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” I was upset, I was sat on my bench crying and I realised someone was stood behind me and I turned around and it was Paul.

“He gave me a really big hug and he said, ‘ It’s okay it’s only a f*****g cake’. And yeah, that just really made me laugh”.

Discussing further what Paul is really like away from the cameras, Briony said he typically maintains a professional distance from contestants.

“He kind of keeps his distance, which I think is fair because if he was all Mr Nicey Nicey off camera, I think you’d ruin that sort of relationship”, she revealed. “We need that kind of]scary persona]. I think that’s part of what makes the programme so good and so interesting.

” So yeah,]he’s] very pleasant, you know,]a] really nice man, but he would just kind of keep his distance a little bit more, which I thought was fair enough. “

This year, a fresh batch of bakers stepped into the iconic tent in the hope of being crowned the 2025 champion.

Last week saw Lesley become the seventh baker to depart after she struggled to impress the judges during the show’s first ever meringue-themed week.

Speaking on BBC Radio Kent about her time on the programme, Lesley said her standout moment was meeting Paul.

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Despite him not being impressed with her creation, she called him” a lovely guy”, adding:” He made the right choice, my meringue was terrible. “

Discussing her views on the current series, Briony went on to say:” I love this year. I think Jasmine’s doing brilliantly. I really like her and I really like Toby as well and he did so well this week.

“I watch it every year. I was a fan of it long before I was on it, so every year when it comes on I get really excited to watch it and you know things like meringue week, they’ve never done that before”.

Understanding precisely how the bakers feel, the former semi-finalist confessed she still experiences “heart palpitations when the music comes on”.

“I feel for them so much when their bakes are really critiqued and they’re getting upset”, she added.

“Because at the time you think, or when you’re watching it you think, ‘ Oh it’s only a cake, why are they getting so upset? ‘, but when you were in the tent it’s such a big deal that you just feel completely overwhelmed by it”.

Following insights from a body language expert on the couples of this year, a Strictly Come Dancing couple has been named as one of the “weakest” couples.

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The BBC hit competition recently made its grand return to our TV screens as fans were introduced to a set of fresh faces all taking to the dance floor for the first time.

This year’s star-studded cast includes the likes of Emmerdale star Lewis Cope, TV personality Vicky Pattison, Singer and 2024 RuPaul’s Drag Race UK finalist La Voix and Love Island star Amber Davies, who stepped in to replace Dani Dyer after she was forced to drop out of the contest after breaking her ankle.

Body language expert Darren Stanton, however, highlighted a potential failing partnership due to lack of connection.

Speaking to Betfair Casino, he expressed concerns about EastEnders star Balvinder Sopal and her professional dance partner Julian Caillon, suggesting they could be voted off soon if they don’t build a better connection.

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They are in a good relationship, according to Darren, but they won’t go as far as many other couples. Since being in the bottom two, Balvinder has suffered a setback and doesn’t appear as confident, but they don’t appear as well-trained and prepared as others.

He continued, “Unfortunately, it will start to become more and more obvious – especially in comparison to the other couples if they don’t manage to build up this connection.”

Last weekend, the pair found themselves in the bottom two for the second time in a row, leaving them devastated.

They faced off against Chris Robshaw and Nadiya Bychkova at the time, with Ricky Martin performing their salsa to Maria once more for the judges’ approval.

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Following their second performances, judge Motsi Mabuse opted to save Balvinder, while head judge Shirley Ballas and fellow judge Anton Du Beke voted to save Chris, but Craig Revel Horwood was the judge with this week’s casting vote, and he decided to save Balvinder.

The pair has now passed Icons Week, which will be held this Saturday night (October 25), and has resumed training this week.

As they prepare for their next performance in the famous ballroom, Julian shared a video on Instagram which showed the pair doing a little dance routine to a remix of the Destiny’s Child track, Survivor.

“POV: surviving another dance off,” was written in a message next to the video. Bringing this energy into week 5! was also the post’s title. #teambalian #bbcstrictly #danceoff #survivor