Amy Hart has revealed she is expecting her first child with boyfriend Sam Rason.
The Love Island star, 30, made the announcement on Monday’s episode of Loose Women as she appeared on the show with Sam just months after her last appearance in which she spoke about her decision to freeze her eggs.
She explained that after sharing her fertility journey with the show in the past, it was: ‘the only place to announce I’m pregnant’.
1 July 2022 Ashley Graham has declared “clean eating” and exercise should not be prioritised over “joy and laughter”.
Ashley Graham has opened up about her secret to a happy life
The model has lifted the lid on her secrets to a happy life, and she’s convinced too many people sacrifice fun for the sake of being super-healthy – insisting she tries to make sure her husband Justin Ervin, son Isaac, two, and five-month old twin boys Roman and Malachi are’t living in a “sad home”.
Another pillar of reggae music has transitioned. Cecil “Skelly” Spence, one of the founding members of Israel Vibration, known for songs like “Rudeboy Shufflin” and “There Is No End,” has passed away. The news was confirmed via the group’s Instagram page.
It was revealed that he had been struggling with arthritis and was seeking therapy to remedy his situation.
“In the last few months he was doing therapy on his right hand and shoulder due to arthritis.
She’s a high profile star and model who tends to keep her personal life private.
But Chloë Sevigny made an exception on Thursday when she shared a cute family photo from shortly after their son Vanja was born to her Instagram Stories.
The 46-year-old actress gave her husband Siniša Mačković a peck on the cheek in the sweet snap while he held their son, who’s now one.
Sweet: Chloë Sevigny, 46, posted a rare throwback photo of her kissing her husband Siniša Mačković while he held their one-year-old son Vanja
A neighbour revealed they saw the 36-year-old make a telling purchase in the days before. Video / Seven Network
Incredible footage from the body-worn camera of the detective who first located Cleo Smith alone in a locked house will leave a lasting impression on WA deputy commissioner Col Blanch.
Cleo, who had been missing for 18 days after disappearing from the family tent at the Quobba Blowholes campground in Macleod near Carnarvon in Western Australia’s north on October 16 was found “alive and well” in the early hours of Wednesday morning.