Archive March 18, 2025

Palma, the couple’s first child, was born earlier this month, and Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan are said to be “incredibly protective” of their daughter.

Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan are reportedly only letting immediate family see their new baby as they take time adjusting to their new lives.

The proud parents welcomed Palma Elizabeth Wright into the world on March 6 and told fans they had a “new love”. Netflix star, Michelle, 37, posted a sweet snap of little Palma on Instagram shortly after her birth. But now, she and Mark are said to be keeping access to their daughter strictly limited to their closest family.

A source said, “These first few days have been incredibly precious for both of them, lifting the lid on their family dynamic. They feel incredibly protective of both their child and their family. They simply want to be able to enjoy themselves without the interference of too many others.

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They continued, “They’re not thinking too far ahead, and their immediate family will be allowed inside their baby bubble.”

Mark and Michelle’s countdown to Palma’s arrival was unfortunately marred by a terrifying burglary, which left the couple “shaken”. The parents-to-be reportedly locked themselves in their bedroom when their £3.5million Essex mansion was targeted by masked raiders in February.

Before their lavish pad’s alarm system went off, the Brassic star radio host is said to have heard their porch window smash. When four balaclava-clad suspects nearly entered the property, it is thought that Michelle and Mark were inside. When Mark yelled, authorities heard it through the couple’s security system, which advised the raiders to leave the scene in a getaway car. Thankfully, the couple was “very shaken up,” despite the terrifying ordeal, which no one else was aware of.

Happily, they can now concentrate on enjoying their bundle of joy, which Mark, the son of the new dad, described as the “best feeling ever,”.

On their Heart FM radio interview, he mentioned fatherhood while mentioning Olly Murs, a pal of his, on the show: “It’s the biggest accomplishment of my life, but obviously hats go off to my wife, who is a superhero for bringing this baby into the world.

He continued, “It makes you realize what our mothers did for us and what women had to go through,” and he expressed his gratitude for all mothers.

A heartfelt black and white photo of Palma featuring a peek at the baby’s crocheted bonnet was posted on Instagram by Michelle. Michelle gushed, “Together we have a new love – our little girl – to share,” as the baby girl’s tiny hand is being lovingly held by her parents.

Being a father was “the best feeling ever,” Mark said to Olly, who welcomed his own daughter Maddison with wife Amelia last year. Every morning, I’m so excited to see her face that I get up.

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Jack P. Shepherd, who starred in the recent film adaptation of David Platt, has refuted suggestions that he should win the National Television Award. A listener said his portrayal of David, who was recently hit by a car and hospitalized, merited praise on his podcast, On the Sofa, which he co-hosts with fellow Corrie actors Ben Price and Colson Smith.

According to the plot, David appeared to be planning to run over gangster Harvey Gaskell after discovering himself in debt to him. This sparked rumors that Jack might be a contender for an award at the upcoming National Television Awards.

However, Jack, who has played David since 2000, refrained from suggesting otherwise. Are you aware of why? Because it has been in March and the NTAs have been “when”? Jack retorted, “Forget it, Colson,” as Colson responded, “September.” To win, you must essentially do something the week before.

Colson continued, “You essentially need to die to win.”

According to Leicestershire Live, Jack remained skeptical about his chances of winning an award despite receiving more encouragement from listeners.

As he nears a remarkable 25 years, Jack has been hinting about his place on the soap. He admitted to the Manchester Evening News that his first performance was intended to be a short-term one, telling the paper: “I was only in the show for three months before they rang my mother up and my agent to say “Yes, we’ll extend it.”

He went on to say that 25 years is a long time for someone, but I currently have annual contracts and don’t have any for three-month contracts.

He also mentioned that, “I’m only here for a year, and it’s over this year!” They might stop it, they might choose to pursue someone else, I don’t know. But I’m still having fun.”

When Jack appeared to suggest he might be leaving during a chit-chat on This Morning last week, fans were left biting their nails. When he questioned whether he would continue to work on the soap, he said, “I believe it will be 25 years later next month. Although it would have been nice to sort of reach that milestone, I’ve always enjoyed every minute, but sadly tonight is the last.

However, he admitted to being “a little devious” during a surprising twist during the live broadcast of On the Sofa. When asked about his antics, he said, “Who knows, who knows? Will David die, won’t David die blah blah blah blah blah blah,” but I thought that was a bit s***. I merely figured I would say “yes”.”

When Jack finished, he admitted that the people working in the background didn’t notice what he was doing and that it caused the green room to laugh.

Jack P. Shepherd, who starred in the recent film adaptation of David Platt, has refuted suggestions that he should win the National Television Award. A listener said his portrayal of David, who was recently hit by a car and hospitalized, merited praise on his podcast, On the Sofa, which he co-hosts with fellow Corrie actors Ben Price and Colson Smith.

According to the plot, David appeared to be planning to run over gangster Harvey Gaskell after discovering himself in debt to him. This sparked rumors that Jack might be a contender for an award at the upcoming National Television Awards.

However, Jack, who has played David since 2000, refrained from suggesting otherwise. Are you aware of why? Because it has been in March and the NTAs have been “when”? Jack retorted, “Forget it, Colson,” as Colson responded, “September.” To win, you must essentially do something the week before.

Colson continued, “You essentially need to die to win.”

According to Leicestershire Live, Jack remained skeptical about his chances of winning an award despite receiving more encouragement from listeners.

As he nears a remarkable 25 years, Jack has been hinting about his place on the soap. He admitted to the Manchester Evening News that his first performance was intended to be a short-term one, telling the paper: “I was only in the show for three months before they rang my mother up and my agent to say “Yes, we’ll extend it.”

He went on to say that 25 years is a long time for someone, but I currently have annual contracts and don’t have any for three-month contracts.

He also mentioned that, “I’m only here for a year, and it’s over this year!” They might stop it, they might choose to pursue someone else, I don’t know. But I’m still having fun.”

When Jack appeared to suggest he might be leaving during a chit-chat on This Morning last week, fans were left biting their nails. When he questioned whether he would continue to work on the soap, he said, “I believe it will be 25 years later next month. Although it would have been nice to sort of reach that milestone, I’ve always enjoyed every minute, but sadly tonight is the last.

However, he admitted to being “a little devious” during a surprising twist during the live broadcast of On the Sofa. When asked about his antics, he said, “Who knows, who knows? Will David die, won’t David die blah blah blah blah blah blah,” but I thought that was a bit s***. I merely figured I would say “yes”.”

When Jack finished, he admitted that the people working in the background didn’t notice what he was doing and that it caused the green room to laugh.