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Biggs Chris and Rebecca Gormley, who both currently dated on Love Island, are included in Amanda Holden’s new Netflix series Cheat: Unfinished Business.

Former Love Island star Biggs Chris has said that he slept with someone else whilst in a relationship with his now ex-partner Rebecca Gormley. He confessed to cheating on her whilst filming Netflix show Cheat: Unfinished Business.

The reality TV show, which was released on the streaming platform today, sees “former cheaters reconnect with their exes”. They confront each other at a retreat with the help of relationship coach Paul C Brunson, whilst presenter Amanda Holden acts as the host of the nine-part series. It was previously announced that Biggs, 32, and Rebecca, 27 – who met on Love Island in 2020 – are among the exes on the show.

They began a romance after their time in the villa together five years ago. Rebecca then announced the following year that they were no longer together. A year later in 2022, in an interview on Stand Out TV, Biggs suggested that he had cheated in all of his past relationships.

In the opening scene of Cheat: Unfinished Business, Biggs was revealed as having cheated on Rebecca. He confessed in a confessional that he was just beginning to understand how much he had cheated on her. Therefore, I must come clean for us to proceed.

Then, he said to her, “Before we move forward, I need to tell you something,” while he was talking to one of the other couples. I made a mess, ” ” Before revealing that her heart was “pounding,” Rebecca posed the question, “if he wanted to go further.” Then, Biggs said in the scene, “I cheated toward the relationship’s conclusion.”

It was a “major shock,” according to Rebecca, who added, “I never had you down as a liar.” In another scene, the reality TV star admitted, “I was so in love with him that I kind of believed what he said,” sharing that she’d heard allegations of infidelity.

After Biggs confessed in front of Rebecca and the other couples, host Amanda said, “Biggs, you’ve got a lot done for being honest and giving clarity.” Then, she interrupted his ex and said, “Rebecca, thank you for listening.”

Rebecca said in a confessional, “There were always allegations that he had cheated on us, and I just brushed them off.” When he turned around to me and said, “yes, it’s all true,” I tried to make things right when I came to this retreat. I didn’t know the boy I knew, but the boy I spent nearly two years with. Finding out something like that hurts.

In a conversation with Rebecca later in the episode, Biggs said to her, “Towards the end of the relationship I slept with someone.” He later added: “I f***ed up. Why did I do it, I don’t know.

Rebecca claimed that she “felt violently sick” after receiving the news. When, like, I just… she said to her ex, “You’re just painted out to be the nice boy. It’s just an act, in my opinion. Biggs responded: “No, it’s… no, it’s not”.

Rebecca mentioned the breakdown of their relationship in the scene where she had earlier said it was the “best thing” for them. On the program, she revealed to her ex-partner that she believed their relationship to be “perfect.”

She stated to Biggs, “I genuinely believed that our relationship was what other people would describe it as. I was unhappy with myself, the only reason it came to an end. not because I disliked you. She continued, “So I was protecting myself and you.” Biggs once said, “I know. That is something I am aware of.

Netflix currently has Cheat: Unfinished Business available.

On the new podcast Diary Of A CEO, the former first lady and Steven Bartlett discuss their lives.

Michelle Obama is now in her 60s, but she claims that she is only just beginning to put everything together. She smiles and says, “As a woman, I think I’m finally owning my wisdom in a way that I didn’t,” I believe that women must be like, “I think I know a thing or two” until we’re about 60.

There would be few people who could argue with that. Michelle describes herself as a “box checker” someone who like ticking off lists and planning. But no list could prepare her for the life she has had. The former first lady was born in DeYoung, Illinois, on January 1964, to parents Frasier Robinson III and Marian Shields.

She attended Chicago Public Schools with her older brother Craig, and she quickly excelled in elementary school. She was raised in a rented home in Chicago’s South Shore neighborhood. Michelle adds, “I knew my parents loved us, and that’s a strong tool to have in your toolkit when you go to school every day,” despite the fact that the family didn’t have a lot of money and Michelle was raised in a shared bedroom.

Planning her life out then saw her gain at law degree from the prestigious Harvard Law School. She was hired by the Chicago corporate-law firm of Sidley & Austin, where she specialised in entertainment law, and was ultimately assigned as advisor to summer associate Barack Obama in 1988.

Barack Obama appeared in my life as the opposite of a box checker, but he was not the person I described in my book as the ultimate swerve, as I had met him at the same time. On the podcast Diary Of A CEO, she recalls that he was brilliant and fascinating.

He was actually attempting to unpack life in a way that people of my generation were not attempting to, and I decided, I must do more before I give in, and I think Barack helped me find the courage to do so.

Michelle subsequently worked in nonprofit companies in the States and as the associate dean of Student Services at the University of Chicago.

And Barack showed plenty of courage himself in the political world to get to the White House, winning the presidential election which meant Michelle was in the White House with husband between 2009 and 2017.

Michelle and her husband, who wed in 1992, were trying to conceive in the Nineties while also facing political pressure.

She discusses her struggles with fertility and IVF, saying, “Imagine your life as you’re checking boxes: I’m waiting, I delayed having children, I’ve found the love of my life, and I’m going to become pregnant.”

No one can prove that there is a biological clock, so you assume it will be like a box, and it will happen in that way. That is not true.

The biological clock is ticking as we wait for our lives to be perfect, which we really tried, which turned out to be perfect for our careers, as we matured, and have everything set.

She continues, “So when it happens to you, a box checker, someone who believed life would be going to be this and you did all the right things, and you know it was going to be that way and no one told you to be so that you be prepared for it, it just was a blow. And then you walk around with the blow as though it was your fault as a woman.

Thankfully, they were blessed to have two daughters, Malia born in 1998 and Natasha, who was born in 2001.

However, Michelle acknowledges that their time in the White House wasn’t always straightforward because of this.

Although Hillary Clinton and I were distinctly different, we were at a different time. The White House had a few small children, which wasn’t unusual. The West Wing simply didn’t consider or work to fully protect all of us as a whole in terms of accommodations and methods.

Since Barack’s time as President America has changed in many ways and the White House has a very different occupant in Donald Trump. Michelle has been vocal against him and chose not to attend his inauguration alongside Barrack, which saw her forced to deny rumours of marriage problems in April.

“You know, as a box-checker who has been doing the right thing her entire life, attempting to always set a example, always going high,” she says.

I believe I just self-proclaimed, “I think I’ve done enough of that,” and I’m never going to do it. It won’t ever suffice. So let’s get things started.

And while she may not like everything she sees right now in America or a lot of political issues, her husband still inspires hope.

She says, “You are not mad at me, I’m not mad at you,” reflecting on the current state of American leadership and the divisions among some. You have been told a lot about who people of my skin color are, and you don’t really understand what the world is all about. Because of what you’re going through, you’ve been taught to fear me.

I understand why people are afraid when you put yourself in someone else’s shoes. Barack helps me remember, and I do understand it. He says, “This is still the country that elected Barack Obama twice,” you know.

Business leaders and those in power who want power and haven’t understood their “why” can lead us into some dark tunnels, no, really, right?

“But it’s the empathy for me, that perspective-giving ability that prevents them from accepting all the hate and truly see the light in people,” he said. It’s just a better way to live; it prevents embarrassment, fosters optimism, and keeps people working for them. It’s a bit necessary to get past it.

Bartlett also thanks Michelle for her life’s impact during the podcast. He said that as a young black man who was “navigating the world and looking up role models that aren’t often in close proximity to our lives,” and that Michelle was a “huge source of inspiration.”

Afterwards he told the Mirror: “Sitting down to chat with Michelle Obama was one of the most significant moments of my career to date. It was also illuminating. What began as a conversation about leadership became something deeper — an honest and intimate exploration of Michelle’s fears, her marriage, and her journey to becoming who she is today.

For one, I’ve never heard her talk about her story in this way. It is undoubtedly one of DOAC’s most powerful episodes, and it represents a genuine moment for everyone who contributes to the program.

Michelle’s brother and co-host Craig Robinson also appear for the heartfelt and candid feature-length interview.

Before beginning his massive seven-month long world tour, music legend Rod Stewart, 80, held hands with his wife Penny Lancaster in a pair of matching outfits.

Sir Rod Stewart was supported by his wife Penny Lancaster as he prepared for his tour in Copenhagen. The music icon, 80, donned a matching outfit with his Loose Women star wife, 54, in a loved up snap.

They were reunited with each other once again as they enjoyed their home comforts at the Hotel d’Angleterre in the Danish capital. Both Rod and Penny sipped on their drinks in the stunning location as they lovingly held hands. Rod rocked a thick cream jumper with grey chinos at the five-star hotel as he added high-top white trainers and a silver chain bracelet. Penny matched her rock star husband was she wore a shirt in the same shade and kept her long blonde locks down.

As they proudly held hands while spending quality time together, they both beamed at the camera. “Back out on tour – together again,” Penny gushed.

Rod is due to take to the iconic Pyramid stage at the 2025 Glastonbury festival in the traditional Sunday Legends slot later this year.

He stated in a statement at the time of his announcement, “I’m proud, ready, and more than capable of enjoying and titillating my friends at Glastonbury in June.”

However, he later revealed performing at the music festival would cost him a huge amount of money – but he insisted it was worth it in order to play to fans on Worthy Farm.

He stated on TALKSport in November that it was a “great honor.” However, he admitted: “It’s going to cost me a fortune to do it – $300, 0000 (£236, 832)”.

Rod explained the enormous financial burden by saying, “I’ve got to bring all of my band back from America, of course Glastonbury don’t pay for that.

” But I don’t care if it cost me $1million (£789, 440), I would have done it. It’s a great honor to do this. It is in fact the greatest honor.

Rod is also heading out on a world tour this year, which kicks off in Dortmund, Germany on Saturday. It will be a mammoth seven-month trip across the world as he performs in Europe, North America and South America.

Penny will be on hand to support the rocker, as she recently opened up on their home life together. Rod is the father to eight children: Sarah, Kimberly, Sean, Ruby, Renee, Liam, Alastair Wallace, and Aiden Patrick, from relationships with five women: Susannah Boffey, Alana Stewart, Rachel Hunter, and his spouse Penny herself.

On Loose Women: The Podcast, Penny spoke with Coleen Nolan about her and the extended clan of the “Maggie May” hitmaker.

She acknowledged that she was unsure of “what it would be like” when your children moved out with a”new wife” after filing for divorce.

It’s a little blended because there are five mothers, Penny said. She later stated, “I really considered what it must have been like for the mother to be around Rod Stewart’s kids.”

“Liam and Renee, Renee was seven and Liam was only five. So, while still very young and impressionable, I couldn’t help but think of how challenging it must have been for those kids to divorce, let alone to find a woman to live with.

She continued, “I guess I just wanted them to see that dad was happy, and if I was the one making dad happy and they still communicated with each other and still made the important decisions about things, it was just tiptoeing.”

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