‘Charlotte Church was so excited when I proposed to her but six weeks later we broke up’

Charlotte Church recently received celebrity gossip from Celebrity Traitors, with the singer frequently attracting media attention for her private life.

Charlotte Church broke off her relationship with former rugby star Gavin Henson just six weeks after getting engaged. Church has been back in the headlines after she was axed from Celebrity Traitors this week.

The former singer and actress, 39, paid the price for being too inquisitive and was ‘murdered’ by Jonathan Ross, Alan Carr and Cat Burns in the latest episode of the BBC show.

The former Opera star has been a household name since the age of 11 after wowing fans with her stunning voice. She later ventured into acting and other musical-based projects, but it was her relationship with the ex-rugby player that kept generating column inches.

Ruby and Dexter, the two children they had together in 2005, fell in love and had their second child. In 2010, they made their engagement announcement.

However, the pair shockingly confirmed their separation just six weeks later. Henson and Chris had previously discussed purchasing a two-carat, heart-shaped diamond engagement ring while on vacation in Dubai.

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In a job interview with OK! Church cited the proposal as an “emotional” moment and claimed she was “absolutely joyous” at the proposal in the magazine. Henson has since acknowledged that he and Church made the decision to divide for the good of their children.

He previously stated, “It’s no secret that we weren’t getting on.” We “didn’t want it to drag on for a few more years,” she said. I couldn’t bear having the children cry because we were arguing, they were five or six years old.

That would be terrible if I didn’t want to split the family then. He continued, “I believed we were going to be together forever.” We had a good relationship, but we didn’t.

Charlotte Church and Gavin Henson have confirmed their separation, according to a statement on their behalf: “We would like to stress that no third party was involved.

They are making every effort to minimize the impact on their two young children as they navigate this challenging time. They have the full intention of working together and collaborating to minimize the children’s lives’ disruption.

Church went on to marry Jonathan Powell, a musician, in 2017. Speaking of her relationship to Powell, Church cleared up the timeline and insisted the romance occurred after she and Henson parted ways.

She told the BBC in 2010 that she had been writing with Johnny for a while before we split up. I in some way sought out Gav’s permission. I told him, “I really want you to know that Johnny and I never had a relationship while we were still together.

Henson married his long-term partner Katie Wilson in 2019. Speaking after her celebrated stint on the Celebrity edition of The Traitors, Church said: “It was way more intense than I expected.

Because, generally speaking, I just really avoid getting out of that entire celebrity scene and perhaps I’ve been a little too harsh with my judgment of celebrities, it has helped me a little.

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Chloe Ferry admits she has ‘cried for two days’ after suffering tragic loss

Chloe Ferry, the star of Geordie Shore, has claimed she has “breakdowns” and can’t stop crying as she tries to get out of bed. She was earlier this week diagnosed with a tragic loss.

Chloe Ferry has sadly admitted how much she is struggling after her dog Ivy died earlier this week. The Geordie Shore star shared that she has “cried for two days”.

Taking to Instagram, Chloe opened up about her grief. She started with a selfie as she woke up late and wrote over the top that she had to “try my hardest to get up and get my house sorted”.

She then recorded a teary video in which she explained that grief “comes in waves.” I have been crying figuratively for the past two days. Losing a pet is difficult because it feels like it’s human, and the pain manifests unexpectedly.

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“I’ve just tried to get on with my jobs, and my house has been a mess, so I’ve tried to clean it.” “One day you’re alright the next you’re not okay. You sit and overthink everything and wonder if I could have done more, but it actually made us feel a little better.

Chloe explained that her other dog, Narla, was also struggling because she could tell something was wrong in both the first selfie and the video.

She also mentioned that Narla, her dog, needed “Ivy,” and that she needed it because she was a dog. The actress later admitted to “smelling Ivy’s blanket” and that she was experiencing “bite fragments” of breakdowns.

Chloe shared on Instagram that it was the “worst night of my life” when Ivy passed away a few days ago. She begged followers for advice on how to help her dog after being rushed to the emergency vet.

But she was forced to restart the app just hours later to inform her fans that Ivy had passed away. I can’t express how heartbroken I am about losing my daughter so unplannedly, wrote Chloe.

“It was the worst night of my life last night, and the result was the worst.” My first dog, Ivy, who has witnessed my worst times and has always been there for me when I needed her, lost.

She was the most compassionate, loving dog, and I’m devastated that I had to take her away so suddenly and unexpectedly. You will never be forgotten, my girl.

In recent years, Chloe has posted a lot of information about her pets, including hilarious details like how Ivy robbed her sexy toy and how challenging it was to bathe them.

She has since stated that she needs to “reverse my normal routine” and believes that this will ease the pain. She simply needs to return to my daily routine, she wrote. Routine is important for me, and for the past few weeks, I haven’t had one, if you don’t know by now.

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She also stated that she was considering getting a new dog because it might be better for Narla, but that she felt “awful even thinking about it””. I can’t help but feel awful even though it’s still in its early stages, but I can’t stand seeing Narla like this.

US strikes alleged ‘narcoboat’ with threat to widen attacks on cartels

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Off the coast of South America, the United States launched an airstrike on what it claimed was a drug-smuggling boat. The Pacific Ocean’s first attack of this nature was the eighth. Donald Trump, the president of the United States, has warned that his anti-Latein American drug cartel campaign may grow.

Sudan’s Khartoum targeted by RSF drones for third day after airport reopens

The paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have targeted Sudan’s capital Khartoum and its main airport with drones, a day after the first passenger flight in two years landed in the city amid the civil war.

The government-aligned Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) intercepted the drones on Thursday, which caused no damage, a military official who spoke on condition of anonymity told The Associated Press news agency. The RSF and SAF did not immediately acknowledge the attack.

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Witnesses told the AFP news agency that they heard two drones over Khartoum at about 4am (02: 00 GMT), before explosions went off.

The airport has come under repeated drone attacks blamed on the RSF since Tuesday. Al Jazeera’s Hiba Morgan said “both sides seem to be stepping up the use of drones, with the RSF using them here in the capital, Khartoum, to target facilities such as the airport”.

Last week, drones targeted two army bases in northwest Khartoum, although a military official said most of the aircraft were intercepted.

Civil war broke out in Sudan in 2023, when SAF and the RSF, once allies, turned on each other, leading to widespread fighting and devastation across the country.

The Sudanese military retook the capital from the paramilitary force in March, but it needed months to repair Khartoum International Airport before the local Badr Airlines landed a plane there on Wednesday.

The airport’s reopening has been postponed “under further notice”, an airport official told AFP on condition of anonymity.

The war in Sudan has killed tens of thousands of people, displaced about 12 million more and left 30 million people in need of humanitarian assistance in the country, making it the world’s largest humanitarian crisis.

The International Organization for Migration and other United Nations agencies have called for an “immediate cessation of hostilities and protection of civilians, especially children, and unhindered humanitarian access to all affected populations”.

One of the hardest hit areas is el-Fasher, the provincial capital of North Darfur province, which has been under siege for more than a year. The UN and other aid groups warn that 260, 000 civilians remain trapped in the city.

“What I witnessed in Darfur and elsewhere this week is a stark reminder of what is at stake: children facing hunger, disease and the collapse of essential services”, said Ted Chaiban, UNICEF’s deputy executive director, in a statement.

South Africa beat Pakistan to earn series draw

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Fourth day of the second test in Rawalpindi.

Pakistan 333 (Masood 87, Maharaj 7-102) &amp, 138 (Babar 50, Harmer 6-50)

South Africa 404 (Muthusamy 89*, Asif 6-79) &amp, 73-2 (Markram 42, Noman 2-40)

South Africa won by eight wickets in a series that was 1-1.

South Africa, the reigning world champion, won the second Test in Rawalpindi by eight wickets, reversing their 1-1 draw against Pakistan.

With a lead of 23, the hosts lost to Babar Azam lbw to Simon Harmer for 50, and won by 93 runs in the first game to put an end to the Proteas’ 10-Test winning run. They then resumed in trouble on 94-4 in their second innings.

On the fourth morning, Harmer took 6-50 and Pakistan took 138 all-out, which caused the score to collapse.

Noman Ali was caught behind by wicketkeeper Kyle Verreyne for his 1,000th first-class game.

The Proteas, who will take two Tests away from India next month, did not manage to score 68 with the exception of Aiden Markram’s 42 and Tristan Stubbs’ four-ball duck.

They won their first match in Pakistan in 18 years, putting an end to a four-game winless run there.

While Harmer’s haul almost sealed the victory, South Africa’s advantage came in the first innings when, in reply to Pakistan’s 333, their final two wickets, totalling 71 and 98, gave them a 71-run lead, in the final innings.

Senuran Muthusamy, the all-rounder, finished with 89 points, while Kagiso Rabada, the top player, recorded a career-best 71.

After the first Test, the team responded really well, and we were put under pressure once more, according to South Africa captain Markram.

“Many guys actually put their hands up and stood up for the team in certain circumstances, and they did it brilliantly.”

We take a lot of confidence and belief from the win, but when your character is put to the test and you succeed, that means a lot more.

Shan Masood, the captain of Pakistan, defended his country’s approach to turning pitches for Tests, which they first used against England in the winter of last year.

Since we’ve taken these wickets, he said, “We’ve had four wins out of six.”

The wickets have obviously improved. They have been much more unlikable.

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Kogi Varsity Lecturer Killed By ‘Hit And Run’ Truck

A hit-and-run articulated vehicle (truck) in the state, according to the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) in Kogi, led to the death of a female lecturer.

The lecturer, identified as Kemi Emmanuel, worked at the Federal University Lokoja (FUL), Kogi, according to the FRSC Sector Commander, Tenimu Etuku.

Etuku described her tragic and tragic passing.

In the university’s Department of Theatre Arts, late Mrs. Emmanuel was a well-known and admired lecturer.

According to Etuku, the accident happened at 3.30 p.m. The lecturer was struck by a running truck along the highway at Crusher in Lokoja metropolis on Wednesday when he fell off a commercial motorcycle, aka the Okada.

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Our rescue team immediately arrived at the scene of the accident and transported the victim to Kogi State Specialist Hospital, where she had been declared dead.

He stated that the hospital’s mortuary has the deceased’s corpse lying in its place.

He expressed shock at the allegedly obstructing the said hit-and-run truck’s attitude by the said okada rider, who allegedly flew off in disguise.

To prevent such unfortunate events and save lives of innocent passengers, the sector commander advised okada riders against driving with enclosed vehicles on the highway.

In addition, a significant counter-banditry operation involving Kwara and Kogi states last week resulted in the rescue of 24 kidnap victims from the Nigerian Army.

The operation came after coordinated offensives by troops from the 12 Brigade Lokoja and 22 Armoured Brigade Ilorin, according to Acting Deputy Director of Army Public Relations, Polycarp Okoye, 2 Division Nigerian Army, Polycarp Okoye, according to a statement from the organization.

Four Chinese nationals, five women, an infant, and 14 males who had been abducted from various locations throughout Kwara and Kogi states, were among the victims who were rescued, according to Okoye.