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Katie Price reveals Mucky Mansion trauma as she shares heartbreaking detail

Katie Price has opened up about the trauma she has from her Mucky Mansion.

The former model was evicted from her mock Tudor home in May last year after she failed to keep up her payments on the mortgage for the property. Katie had purchased the home from ex Tory peer, Francis Maude, and it even had its own Channel 4 programme as she attempted to renovate the derelict building she once called home.

But after moving out of the once glorious property with sprawling gardens, Katie lashed out and said that it was “cursed” and she had nothing but “bad memories” as she looked to start a fresh in her swanky new home. Now, the 46-year-old has opened up about the home and the trauma she feels when she drives past it.

“Everything is going so well for me”, Katie said, adding: “Moving house, being in this house, it’s the best thing I ever did was move from that house. When I drive past my old house, I get a knot in my stomach, my anxiety, my brain is like a flip chart of all different memories.

Katie has revealed the trauma she experiences when she sees Mucky Mansion

” It’s just a trigger for me that, even when I have to drive past that house. I can’t avoid it sometimes from the areas that I go to. “Katie continued:” But it’s weird how a house can torment you mentally, memories, it’s weird. “Having been declared bankrupt for the second time last year, Katie’s Mucky Mansion was sold in December for just £1.5 million in order to pay off her debts.

Last year, before she left Mucky Mansion, sources told that Katie was excited to turn her back on Mucky Mansion. They told The Sun:” Katie has been dreading this day for so long but now it is here, she can’t wait to leave. The house has caused her so much grief and was too much to handle on her own. With work and the kids it all became too much in recent years. And she’s convinced it’s haunted. “

She was evicted from the mock Tudor property after failing to pay the mortgage
She was evicted from the mock Tudor property after failing to pay the mortgage (Channel 4)

Meanwhile, Katie said:” I absolutely hate the Mucky Mansion, even how it’s been called the Mucky Mansion because of all the stuff that happened there before. I can’t wait to get out of that house I’ve had nothing but bad memories in that house for nine years. I hate the Mucky Mansion, I never want to see it again. New beginnings, new start, reset button, I love it. “

Katie sold Mucky Mansion for £1.15 million, a fraction of the cost it was originally listed for at a whooping £1.35 million. However, Katie didn’t receive a single penny from the sale as she hadn’t owned it at the time. The property which sits on 12 acres of land was Katie’s home for several years.

After she vacated the home, the property was left in a severely neglected state. The grounds became overgrown, the swimming pool water turned green, and cleaners had to clear piles of rubbish and remove abandoned vehicles before it could be listed for sale. Reports claim that over 20 tonnes of waste needed to be cleared to make the property market-ready.

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Inside Michelle Keegan and Mark Wright’s ‘love bubble’ with baby Palma as intimate details revealed

Michelle Keegan and Mark Wright are in a “perfect love bubble” with their new baby daughter as a friend lifted the lid on their new-found bliss.

A friend said her and Mark has “shut up shop and cleared the diary” as they decamped with baby Palma to their Essex mansion.

The baby – named after their Majorcan capital – was born a week ago, and they told only the immediate family circle. A source said: “They wanted to keep the news very private and bask in the glory of a new-born without any distractions without the world knowing. They are in a perfect love bubble with no external noises, and it’s been total and utter bliss”.

A pal said that Michelle had a couple of things in the pipeline but “much further down the line” so she could enjoy being a mum to Palma.

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Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan are said to be in a 'love bubble' with baby Palma
Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan are said to be in a ‘ love bubble ‘ with baby Palma (Mike Marsland/WireImage)

A source added: “It’s such a special time for them both, they are head over heels in love and can’t believe they have created this tiny person. The last week has been utterly wonderful”.

The pair announced the arrival of their daughter with an intimate and tender black and white photo.

Ex-Coronation Street actress Michelle, 37, and former Towie star Mark, 38, were snapped holding hands with tiny Palma Elizabeth. They posted on Instagram: “Together we have a new love to share… Our little girl” followed by a white heart emoji.

Michelle gave birth last Thursday. Mark’s sister Jess wrote: “Most beautiful addition to our family. I finally have a niece and I am so in love”. The couple, who married in 2015, announced the lifechanging news by sharing a pic of themselves on the beach of a Spanish island with Michelle’s baby bump proudly on display.

In a joint post, they wrote in December: “2025 is going to be a special one for us”.

Crowley replaces Prendergast as Ireland change six for Italy

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Men’s Six Nations: Italy v Ireland

Venue: Stadio Olimpico, Rome Date: Saturday, 15 March Kick-off: 14: 15 GMT

Jack Crowley has been recalled at fly-half for Ireland’s final Six Nations match against Italy in Rome, as Sam Prendergast drops to the bench.

Munster’s Crowley played every minute of Ireland’s title-winning campaign in 2024, but Leinster’s Prendergast has started the past six Test matches.

Crowley, 25, returns to the starting XV amid reports linking him with a move to English Premiership side Leicester Tigers when his Munster deal expires this summer.

It is one of six changes made by interim boss Simon Easterby as Ireland aim to bounce back from last week’s crushing defeat by France that ended their Grand Slam hopes.

In the backline, there are also returns for fit-again wingers James Lowe and Mack Hansen, while Garry Ringrose starts at outside centre after missing the France match through suspension.

James Ryan is recalled to the second row, replacing Joe McCarthy, and Jack Conan – who has scored tries in Ireland’s past three games – starts at blind-side flanker.

Having recovered from a calf injury, prop Tadhg Furlong is set to make his first appearance since last year’s series in South Africa after being named on the bench.

Centurions Peter O’Mahony and Conor Murray will make their final Ireland appearances from the bench, but Cian Healy – who is also retiring – is not included.

Ireland will win a third consecutive title if they secure a bonus-point win over Italy and both France and England fail to win.

If Ireland win without a bonus, France and England both have to lose for the trophy to remain in Dublin.

Ireland line-up to face Italy

Ireland: Keenan, Hansen, Ringrose, Henshaw, Lowe, Crowley, Gibson-Park, Porter, Sheehan, Bealham, Ryan, Beirne, Conan, Van der Flier, Doris (capt).

Andrew Porter and Tadhg Beirne, who were criticised by France head coach Fabien Galthie for their part in Antoine Dupont’s season-ending injury, are retained in the Irish pack.

Galthie reported both players to the match’s citing commissioner, but no action has been taken against them, and Porter later dismissed the coach’s claim of foul play.

But lock McCarthy drops to the bench after being yellow-carded for cynically pulling back Thomas Ramos, resulting in the penalty from which France scored their opening try.

Easterby reverts to a five-three split of forwards and backs on the bench after opting for a six-two against France. Gus McCarthy and Jack Boyle join Furlong, McCarthy and O’Mahony as forwards cover, while Bundee Aki is the third backline replacement alongside Murray and Prendergast.

Lowe, a last-minute withdrawal from the France game because of a back spasm, returns on the left wing as Hansen is reinstated on the right after recovering from a quad problem.

Calvin Nash and Jamie Osborne, the starting wings against France, drop out of the squad.

“While there was disappointment with certain aspects of our performance last weekend, we are thankful for the chance to get back on the horse this week.

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Danny Jones ‘must do four things’ with wife to save marriage after Maura Higgins ‘kiss’

Danny Jones “needs to prove that his wife is his number one priority, via actions not just words”, a relationship expert has warned.

The McFly singer and Maura Higgins, who met on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! last year, hit the headlines earlier this month when they were filmed appearing to kiss at a Brit Awards after party on March 1.

Since then, his wife Georgia Jones has kept a low profile, while there’s also been no word about the footage from Danny, 39, or Maura, 34.

Earlier this week, the singer and his wife broke cover for the first time since the Brits, appearing to confirm that they are still very much together.

According to a relationship expert however, there are four vital things Danny will now need to do in a bid to win back his wife’s trust.

James Preece, dating coach and relationship expert at HeraHaven.com said: “Ultimately Danny needs to prove that his wife is his number one priority – via actions not just words.

” This means constant communication, reassurance and a willingness to make real change.

“Apologies are one thing, but he needs to show her that he understands what he has done and the severity of it”.

Danny Jones has been urged not to communicate with Maura Higgins

Addressing the latest pictures of the pair seen out together, James went on to say their display is “clearly a public show of solidarity”.

“In reality, no matter how they act, whether laughing and joking or cold and distant, they’re going to be judged”, he added.

James additionally urges Danny to cut all contact with Maura moving forward, adding: “The focus needs to be on making his wife the number one priority”.

The singer and Georgia, who was Miss England in 2007, married in 2014 and share seven-year-old son Cooper together.

Fans got a brief insight into their family life during last year’s I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! series when they surprised him in the jungle.

During an emotional moment at the time, he said: “Honestly this place is an amazing place, even though it’s been challenging. It just makes you realise how much you love people and you put stuff into perspective”.

Days later, he was crowned King of the Jungle, while Maura left in sixth place.

Manchester United Look ‘Lost’ And ‘Scared’, Says Rooney

Wayne Rooney thinks former side Manchester United look “lost” and “scared” on the pitch and that “10 to 15 players need to leave the club”.

Fallen giants United are a lowly 14th in the Premier League, with the likes of Brentford, Bournemouth, Brighton and Nottingham Forest all above them in English football’s top-flight.

United have won just nine out of 28 league games so far this season and have been knocked out of both domestic cup competitions, with their hopes of winning any silverware this term hanging on Thursday’s Europa League last 16 second-leg tie against Real Sociedad at Old Trafford.

United players applaud their fans after the English Premier League football match between Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, on February 16, 2025. (Photo by Glyn KIRK / AFP)

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A hoped for upturn in results since Ruben Amorim replaced the sacked Erik ten Hag as manager has so far failed to materialise, with the Portuguese coach presiding over a mere five wins from 17 Premier League fixtures.

United great Rooney, the club’s record goalscorer, was blunt when asked on the Stick to Football podcast if there was any hope of a resurgence with the current squad.

“No, I don’t think so,” he said. “They look lost. I think they look scared and just scared to make a mistake.

“I do think Bruno (Fernandes) is the one who keeps producing, he annoys you at times as well, but he’s the one who keeps producing. But it needs massive changes to the squad. I think 10 to 15 players need to leave the club. ”

“Obviously they can’t do that, but I think there is a mentality there where it’s not going right. This player will pass it on to him, he’ll pass it on to him and no one is taking responsibility. ”

Former Plymouth manager Wayne Rooney

The 39-year-old Rooney, who mentioned United captain Fernandes and teenage fellow midfielder Kobbie Mainoo as players he would keep at United, added: “I think there is just a culture there now where it’s too easy for them to lose games and then you see them coming out (with), ‘on to the next one’ and all this rubbish.

“You’re like ‘just show it on the pitch — show some character and fight on the pitch’.

“It’s bad watching, it hurts. Being from Liverpool but spending so many years at Man United, I want the club to do well. I’ve got my kids in the academy there — and watching it, it hurts. ”

United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe said Monday in a BBC interview that some of the club’s players were “not good enough” and “some probably are overpaid”.

When Amorim was asked about those comments on Wednesday ahead of the Sociedad match, he said: “I think if we are being honest in this moment everybody — me, all the players — are underperforming this season so we can always change that. ”

Gray dropped by Scotland for finale against title-chasing France

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Guinness Six Nations 2025: France v Scotland

When: Saturday, 15 March 2025 Kick-off: 20: 00 GMT Where: Stade de France, Paris

Gregor Brown and Matt Fagerson replace the benched Jonny Gray and injured Jack Dempsey for Scotland’s final Six Nations match away to France on Saturday (20: 00 GMT).

Brown starts in the second row while Number 8 Fagerson joins prop brother Zander in the starting XV with Dempsey ruled out with a hamstring injury.

Lock Marshall Sykes, back-rower Ben Muncaster and versatile back Jamie Dobie come into the squad as replacements.

‘ Ferocious France brings new dimension to Scottish task ‘

Scotland’s last tango in the Six Nations comes in Paris – a place where they went close but not close enough two years ago. That was an outstanding effort, but what’s required on Saturday is a task of a different dimension. France were okay back then, they’re utterly ferocious now.

Scotland need more dynamism and athleticism in the second row and Gregor Brown, making his first Six Nations start, has a chance of providing it.

Jack Dempsey being out is a blow. Dempsey has the dog needed in such a massive Test and was terrific against Wales. Ben Muncaster is on the bench, which is a reflection of his own capacity to run hard and bring a nasty edge.

Scotland line-up

Scotland: Kinghorn, Graham, Jones, Jordan, Van der Merwe, Russell (co-captain), White, Schoeman, Cherry, Z Fagerson, Brown, Gilchrist, Ritchie, Darge (co-captain), M Fagerson

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