Shaughna Phillips, the star of Love Island, is expecting her second child with Billy Webb, who was detained in 2023 for Class A drug gangs.
Love Island’s Shaughna Phillips has revealed the gender of her unborn baby(Image: shaughnaphillips/Instagram)
Love Island’s Shaughna Phillips has revealed the gender of her unborn baby in a new video with boyfriend, Billy Webb.
Shaughna, 31, who shares daughter, Lucia, two, with Webb, revealed the couple were expecting again in June after her boyfriend was allowed a brief home visit while serving a nine-year sentence for Class A drug offences.
The Love Island star never reveals her partner’s identity on Instagram and made sure to block out his face as she shared her latest video, filmed in her back garden. Snuggled together with little Lucia alongside them, the couple revealed they were having another girl as their daughter excitedly opened a box to reveal a pink cuddly bunny and a fluffy pink pram suit.
Famous Shaughna pals sent their well wishes in response to the adorable video. Billie Shepherd, a former TOWIE star, responded, “Congratulations darling,” adding that Ellie Warner, a member of Gogglebox, also congratulated the reality star.
Love Island star, Shaughna Phillips, is expecting her second baby with boyfriend, Billy Webb(Image: shaughnaphillips/Instagram)
Speaking to the Mirror about trying for her second child, Shaughna admitted she planned the pregnancy, even tracking her ovulation to boost her chances of conceiving.
However, she says she was stunned that her baby dream came true so quickly. “It was the first time that my ovulation window coincided with Billy being home,” the mum-of-one told us.
“I said, “You know what?” I asked. Not, why? Let’s just observe.” I literally said to Billy, “I think I’m pregnant,” the following day.
Lucia is going to be a big sister(Image: shaughnaphillips/Instagram)
Ten days later, when a number of pregnancy tests came back positive, Shaughna’s gut feeling was confirmed. She exclusively told us, “I found out very, very early.” “I was taking five or six tests each day.” I’m not even exaggerating.
Shaughna said Billy, who was jailed in 2023, is currently allowed out on home visits for “a few days” each month. And while she has so far been forced to raise her daughter as a single parent, the star says her partner is due for early release and should be reunited with his family in time for their new arrival.
She carefully says, “I know the date that he’s supposed to be home, but I’m not saying that just because something could happen.” However, I’m hoping he’ll be home by the time my baby is due.
So cute!(Image: shaughnaphillips/Instagram)
After missing out on being a hands-on father for the first time, Shaughna anticipates having Billy with him when the new child arrives.
He undoubtedly desired more. She joked that she wants Billy to “experience the newborn stage and everything it has to offer, because he does not know what is coming his way, and he didn’t get that newborn experience] with Lucia,” and she shared that she thought that was what he wanted.
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A logger, known as Musa Kalamu, was killed while cutting trees in the forest, according to reports from one of the Ogun State government’s reserved forests in Onitasin Imidi in Ijebu East Local Government Area.
The development has been confirmed by Taiwo Oludotun, the Forestry Commissioner. He said, “Yes, we are aware, and we are already on our way to the community.”
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In a Whatsapp message to our correspondent on Tuesday, Lanre Ogunlowo, the state’s police commissioner, also confirmed the incident.
On July 28, 2022, the Divisional Police Officer Ogbere learned from the Itasin community that one Musa Kalamu had fled from a government reserve and had attacked him. He passed away on the way to the hospital.
Ogun State Forestry officials were contacted to protect the animals from additional harm. The community is now welcoming calm back.
The middle-aged man Kala, who was reportedly attacked by the ravaging  elephants, was captured on a disturbing viral video on Tuesday.
Roman Kemp, a presenter for The One Show, has revealed how a “little-known disability” he has been dealing with in recent years has had an impact on his life.
Roman Kemp has spoken out about his struggles with a little-known disability(Image: WWD, WWD via Getty Images)
TV presenter Roman Kemp has revealed he is grappling with a little-known disability that causes him significant stress. The One Show host disclosed his struggle with dyscalculia, a specific condition affecting a person’s ability to comprehend numbers and mathematical concepts.
The duo discussed their private lives and strategies for reducing stress in the most recent episode of his podcast You About?, which he co-hosts with singer Tom Grennan.
Roman admitted that checking his bank account is one of his biggest stresses despite not being a big spender.
He also mentioned that using a lavender-scented eye mask is his preferred form of relaxation. The actress explained how his dyscalculia contributes to his stress, saying, “I think it’s because I have that f*g dyscalculia stuff.”
Roman Kemp was talking about his disability on his You About? podcast(Image: Jim Dyson, Redfernsvia Getty Images)
He further explained how his condition affects him, saying, “I can’t see it when I think about numbers.”
Roman Kemp, the son of actor and singer Martin Kemp, said: “It just feels like someone is scrambling everything and throwing them up in the air.” That’s exactly how I feel about numbers. And it really, really stresses me out as a result.
The British Dyslexic Association estimates that there are between 5 and 6 percent of people in the UK who are affected by dyscalculia, which is equivalent to about 4 million people nationwide.
The National Numeracy Charity states that dyscalculia is a “specific and persistent difficulty in understanding numbers that can cause a variety of difficulties with mathematics. It will be unanticipated in terms of age, level of education, and experience, and it will affect everyone.
He shared what he does to de-stress(Image: Jeff Spicer, Getty Images for The National Lottery)
Roman also made an earlier claim in the podcast that his “diary” makes him feel stressed out, claiming that he only checks it “the day before” he is scheduled to do something.
Roman has come to be one of broadcasting’s most well-known faces in recent years in addition to talking about his struggles with dyscalculia.
He left Capital Radio last year after seven years of hosting the program’s breakfast show.
Roman rose to fame on Heart Breakfast (Image: Jim Dyson, Redfernsvia Getty Images)
He has since made the switch from radio to television, regularly appearing with the likes of Alex Jones, Ronan Keating and Lauren Laverne on the One Show sofa.
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However, one of his earliest TV appearances saw him secure third place in I’m A Celebrity back in 2019, before Jacqueline Jossa claimed victory. More recently, he also represented England team in this year’s Soccer Aid.
Professor Qrisstuberg Amua, vice Chancellor of the Benue State University of Agriculture, Science, and Technology, has vehemently refuted the claim that Nigeria cannot survive without genetically modified organisms (GMOs), describing the claim as a marketing ploy.
speaking on The Morning Brief on Channels Television; Prof. Amua responded to remarks made by Dr. Agnes Asagbra, the director-general of the National Biosafety Management Agency (NBMA), who claimed that the adoption of GMOs would determine Nigeria’s survival.
I felt ashamed and infuriated about it. Shameful ! He continued, ” “
We cannot survive without GMO seeds, not a fact, it is not. ”
Amua, a native of Benue State, noted that a large portion of the region’s fruit is currently produced in waste because there isn’t enough preservation infrastructure, and not because GMOs are absent.
Instead of using seed genetics, he attributed Nigeria’s food insecurity to economic malaise and poor post-harvest technology.
Nigeria’s problem is not a GMO, it is. Lack of economic opportunity, processing capacity, and preservation technology are the reasons for this. ”
He referred to GMO use as a political and commercial strategy.
He claimed that the use of GMOs as a marketing tactic was to “erode” the national sovereignty of supposedly independent nations.
Prof. Amua expressed concern about the rise in institutional GMO promotion, stating:
I’m not making up any accusations, but I’m concerned. ”
Amua raised concerns about the chemical substances used to control pests and how they affect crops in response to Dr. Asagbra’s comments on the PBR cowpea. He made reference to Roundup herbicide, which he claimed is now frequently used to dry crops before harvest.
Because of the chemicals present in the crops, he warned, “That has or definitely will have consequences for my health.”
Prof. Prof. on the GMO regulation issue Amua expressed doubt.
How could that ever occur? He questioned the ability of the regulatory system to control every food item in circulation. ”
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He illustrated this illustration using a street food vendor example.
In the Nigerian context, he said, making reference to local eats like pap and other processed foods.
Amua also emphasized the negative effects of pro-GMO adoption on people.
He remarked that “our agriculture employs the highest number of people,” citing the fact that vulnerable populations are being fended off by unregulated GMO products and small-scale farmers are being forced to close their doors.
As his August 1st tariff deadline approaches, governments have been arguing over who can concession Trump. The US president’s biggest victory to date came on Sunday when Ursula von der Leyen, the head of a vassal state honoring an emperor, visited Trump’s private golf course in Scotland to pay him homage.
Brussels agreed to a significant tariff increase and made a pledge to spend hundreds of billions of dollars on US military and fossil fuels as part of an entirely one-sided tariff pact.
The relationship between the world’s two largest economies has changed as a result of the pact. Simply put, the EU has rolled over in a row. A European diplomat lamented by saying “those who don’t hang together get hanged separately,” while French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou described it as a “dark day” for the union.
The rest of the world’s economy is likely to suffer even more. Trump has waged an economic war against both friends and foes. Many nations are unable to defend themselves and are subject to higher tariffs than the EU. Brussels has made it more difficult for other nations to stand up for themselves by giving in.
For instance, a 40% tariff on Laos or a 36% tariff on Cambodia will harm the export-focused industries that US corporations have supported for decades. And other nations are reluctant to discuss the situation without a united front.
Before the US president made it known, it was unclear if Manilla had fully consented to the arrangement, which Trump announced last week with the Philippines, which would apply to all products exported to the US and exclude any imports. Indonesia’s deal is even worse because it has to relinquish controls over its important mineral exports and aspects of its emerging digital economy, both of which are crucial to its economic growth. US demands for Brazil go beyond the economic realm, with Washington even going so far as to try to obstruct former president Jair Bolsonaro’s prosecution.
Although the terms of various trade agreements vary, they all have the same goal: to pressure governments into altering their laws and regulations, particularly those that favor US business interests.
Trump’s approach to trade negotiations may be wildly erratic, but his ultimate goal is to replace unfair rules with absolute dominance from the biggest bully in order to upend the world economy.
The nations that are subject to this restructuring will suffer as a result, but this won’t be the end of the story. They have strengthened Trump’s hand by granting him what he wants, and he will return.
The EU already has little understanding of the impact of the proposed “deal” that the US president might enter. In order to obtain a deal, Canada removed its digital services tax from Big Tech, only to be hit by higher tariffs. Despite making concessions, the Philippines is now subject to a higher tariff than it was in April. And the UK eventually discovered it had no such thing, really.
None of this is fair. Trump doesn’t respect weakness, so his only option is to stand up for him.
For nations that have signed a deal, it means putting as little into practice as possible. Retaliatory governments are encouraged to do so. That doesn’t necessarily equate using the tools that have the best strength, which would be a policy that could lead to serious self-harm, but rather matching tariff for tariff.
By restricting US corporations’ access to, for example, government contracts, financial markets, and intellectual property protection, the EU should have retaliated.
The EU showed a profound ignorance of the present situation by refusing to take such measures. Van der Leyen appears to believe that Trump is a temporary anomaly that can be contained while the industry waits for a new business model to emerge in four years.
However, the general public has had enough of a corporate-dominated global economy in Europe and the US. There is no way to go back to that world. Retaliatory measures like those described above can help to lessen the influence of the monopolies at the heart of our deeply unfair, unsustainable economy by maximizing the pain being caused to Trump’s oligarchic friends.
This crucial last point. Because we cannot get there by handing Trump unnecessary victories if we want him to be gone, as millions of Americans do. Trump came to power by establishing a bridge between those who oppose a corporate-dominated economy and the wealthy. It was a remarkable achievement. However, he will only remain in power if the alliance endures.
The key is now how governments can best safeguard their economies over the long term, and that means regaining sovereignty rather than giving it to the White House bully. In addition, this action can reveal Trump’s true identity as a corporate lobbyist and pave the way for his eventual demise.
Myleene Klass, a former Hear ‘Say singer and Loose Women star, revealed her heartbreak after learning that her ex-husband, Graham Quinn, had cheated on her with a well-known celebrity.
Myleene Klass caught ex-husband cheating with well-known star on her birthday(Image: Getty Images)
Myleene Klass has opened up about the devastating moment she discovered ex-husband Graham Quinn being unfaithful with a well-known celebrity during celebrations for her birthday party.
The Loose Women host, 47, recalled walking in on Graham and the unnamed woman at her own birthday party, catching them in an intimate moment.
On her birthday, she revealed on the We Need To Talk podcast that she had walked into him with a well-known person. I’ve come to terms with that circumstance, but it’s been difficult for a while to see their life.
I feel conflicted, “I don’t know.” But my life actually literally shattered in front of everyone. And they’ve been able to carry on building a family brand on it, which was difficult for them for a while. I took him with this person.
Although she didn’t witness them having sex at the time, Myleene said it was unmistakably clear that the brief encounter was much more.
Myleene was left devastated by Graham’s actions(Image: Twitter)
It was my party, not my house. They weren’t having sex, but they were unzipping one another. It’s my opinion, not what you think, but it is mine. The first thing they both said was “… “
After learning that Graham had cheated on her, Myleene ordered everyone to leave her house, including Graham’s own family.
“I kicked everybody out of the party including his mum and dad,” she said. “They went back to Ireland. And his dad said, ‘He doesn’t get it from me.’ I was like, OK, I just remember that being quite a weird thing to say.”
Graham later apologized to Myleene, but she claimed she was slashed by alcohol for the incident and for his “unusual” deeds.
After Graham’s infidelity, Myleene dumped him.
He claimed the drink was it. Myleene stated on the podcast that she needs to take some responsibility, especially for my children.
The former singer then explained that while she has kept her children safe from many details about the split and the devastating causes of it, others haven’t been as kind to her and her children.
My children have already posed enough questions, so it’s never been about putting my stall out now; it’s always when, Myleene shared.
“But here’s the funny thing, school mums, people who just want to gossip, will go to your children before anybody else. They’ll tell them facts. But they’ve been raised by me and only me.”
Prior to their wedding in 2011, Myleene and Graham had two daughters named Ava, 18, and Hero Harper, 14, who they had previously known as “Hear’Say.”
From her first marriage to Graham Quinn, her first child Apollo, her first child Apollo with fiancé Simon Motson, and her proud mother Ava, 13, Myleene is the proud mother of her two children.
Before he abruptly left, their marriage only lasted for six months, and their divorce was declared final in 2013.
He refused to let her plan any meaningful significance, as she claimed he had taken control of everything, making it clear to Myleene that the wedding itself was a joyless affair.
No one can forget about this wedding because I literally cried the entire reception because it wasn’t even a reception, Myleene said.
“We had to haggle our way through with the restaurant, could we have some burgers and put the tables together? There was no planning because I wasn’t allowed to plan a wedding. He thought it was turning into a circus with too many people.”
After discovering troubling signs while he was away for work, Myleene revealed that Graham had broken her heart once more after she had doubted him for being unfaithful once more.
Myleene says it took her years to get over the heartbreak(Image: Alan Chapman/Dave Benett/Getty I)
She recalled making an unannounced visit while attempting to confront the truth. I hired a tour manager, took my friends, and my babies with me, to places I already knew he was working, and surprised them. And I was aware that someone was present in that room.
She continued, “Weirdly even then… Christ,” while reflecting on the suffering of that time. Because the baby was so tiny, the trial was ruled by the papers. It was horrifying.
I’ve lost babies, I’ve been to court, and I’ve lost a house, and there’s nothing you can’t throw at me at this point. Taking all of that on, including the slung mud and the kiss and tells,
Later, Myleene claimed that he had secretly purchased a property behind her back and was planning to leave before their split.
One pop star called me up and said, “I think I’ve got your money, it’s in my safe.” Because he was far in the future, he had kept the money hidden. They claim that you are already gone when you don’t leave.
Myleene is now engaged to Simon Motson(Image: WireImage)
He had a home in fact. He already purchased a secret house. You don’t just purchase houses in this manner. I was enraged when that happened.
The moment when Graham allegedly reduced their entire marriage to a number written on a sticky note was Myleene’s most painful experience.
He pushed a little Post-It note across the table with the figure he wanted the day after deciding it was over. How have you solved this problem, I thought?
Myleene made it clear she has shouldered the weight alone ever since their split as a reflection on life after their split. I’ve been raising my children solely financially and independently for 12 years, all I can tell you is that.
After separating from her husband of four and a half years, Myleene and Simon Motson met and became engaged.
Myleene admits that moving past the heartache and disappointment took years, but that she now admits she is at peace with what happened.
