A Place In the Sun beauty Laura Hamilton spills secrets for achieving her toned bikini body

Carrie Underwood can’t believe her son is already 7-years-old.

Global’s “Saturday Night Live” got a big dose of Al Roker.

Ethan Shanfeld SPOILER ALERT: This interview contains spoilers for the Season 2 finale of “Euphoria,” which aired on HBO on Feb. 27.“Euphoria” — which was created by Sam Levinson — has captured the hearts, minds and Twitter feeds of millions. With its Season 2 finale, “All My Life, My Heart Has Yearned for a Thing I Cannot Name,” the HBO high school drama will once again leave fans craving more, until it eventually returns for Season 3.Season 2 featured plenty of intense scenes and character development to go around, but many of its core plot lines orbit around Jacob Elordi’s complicated and controversial Nate Jacobs.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorThe showrunner is leaving, but the show must go on.Staffers at CBS’ “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” aren’t sure who the next top producer will be at the program, according to three people familiar with the matter, with top producers ready to take their time to examine the needs of the show after the departure of Chris Licht, who has been executive producer of the late-night mainstay since 2016. Licht’s decision to take a new role as the CEO of CNN once Discovery closes its acquisition of WarnerMedia leaked this weekend, well before the executive was able to formally inform George Cheeks, CEO of Paramount Global’s CBS operations, or Shari Redstone, chairman of the company, according to one of these people.

Bruce Forsyth had a hugely lucrative career, boasting the longest one ever for a male entertainer in the history of showbiz, his children seem to have been left out when it comes to reaping the rewards of his formidable fortune.The Strictly Come Dancing and The Price Is Right star surprised the public after claims were made that none of his children would inherit so much as a single penny - although there could be a cunning reason.Bruce, who enjoyed an incredible 75-year stage career following his first ever TV appearance aged just 11, died in 2017.He had fought a short battle with bronchial pneumonia, aged 89, and in honour of his entertainment career, had his ashes scattered beneath the stage at the London Palladium.However the public was shocked when it emerged that it was his third wife - former Miss World 1975 winner Wilnelia Merced - who would inherit the entirety of his fortune.No-one else, not even his six children, were honoured in the £11.5 million will.However, on closer examination, Bruce had revealed in an early interview that he had every intention of his children benefitting from his will.Discussing the banes of inheritance tax back in 2015, just two years before his death, Bruce told the Radio Times: "I think your inheritance should go to your children more than back to the country that you've lived in."I'm not saying you don't owe the country something, of course you owe your country a lot for living there all those years."But I think it can be a bit over the top."The current laws state that 40% of a deceased person's funds are claimed by the government as inheritance tax.However those who have left all of their funds above a £325,000 threshold to a spouse or civil partner, for instance, instead of

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A Place In The Sun's Laura Hamilton, 39, has spoken about narrowly missing out on purchasing a property she spotted while filming the Channel 4 series.

Channel 4 host has been a regular on the property programme since her show debut in 2012 and has witnessed her fair share of blunders with house hunters.Laura shared her dismay after the presenter recalled how she had got her thumb slammed in a car door.The Channel 4 host was about to take the prospective buyers on a tour, but had suffered an injury moments beforehand.The mum-of-two admitted it wasn't a pleasant experience after witnessing the tragic impact on her thumbnail."I shut my thumb in the door during a viewing," Laura explained."That was at the start of last year and my thumbnail fell off.That wasn't fun."Fortunately, Laura recovered from the incident but recently suffered another accident, but this time it was her finger

Channel 4 favourite property show, A Place In The Sun, but Laura Hamilton, 39, often sets pulses racing by encouraging her social media followers to join in with her Instagram Live workouts.The star's feed features a whole host of exercise and positive body image posts and the favourite TV host has finally broken her silence on how she achieves her "strong not skinny" frame.Speaking about diet culture, the star revealed that she has banned the word "diet" in her house, in case it negatively impacts her children, Tahlia and Rocco.She said: "It's so important not to say you're on a diet, especially with kids around."Diet is just a bad word.

A Place In The Sun presenter Danni Menzies has spoken of the often X-rated images that are sent to her.She revealed that she instantly "blocks and deletes" any unsolicited requests.The Scottish-born presenter rarely checks her unfiltered social media messages, unless she is surrounded by friends due to the nature of the messages.Danni, 33, joined the programme alongside Jasmine Harman and Laura Hamilton in 2016 and has since become a fan favourite, filming in exotic locations across the globe.However, with such fame comes the terrible and often "offensive" requests that leave her feeling "disgusted".Each time Danni appears on the Channel 4 show, she says she receives around 300 messages that are of a sexual nature.After Laura Hamilton

Channel 4 programme.The mum-of-two has opened up about a helicopter nuisance, after the presenter attempted to view a property with two eager house hunters.Laura explained that the buyers in question had wanted to purchase a holiday home in Spain, with their preference being a quiet and serene location.The Channel 4 host revealed that all three were in for a surprise when they visited their first property."There was a house we visited while filming in Spain. It was quite funny because the director and the researcher view all of the properties a week before we arrive," Laura began."We turned up to this property with a couple and they told us they wanted somewhere that was really quiet.

Jasmine Harman, 45, has divulged that out of all the A Place In The Sun presenters she feels the “oldest and fattest” while comparing herself to younger hosts including Laura Hamilton, 39, Danni Menzies, 32, and Scarlette Douglas, 32.The star admitted she is learning how to deal with her “own insecurities” after appearing on the Channel 4 programme since 2004.Opening up on if she ever feels any pressure to look always appear glamorous while appearing on TV screens, Jasmine revealed to Express.co.uk: “You know I feel like out of all the lovely A Place In The Sun presenters, we have got such a great team, I feel like out of the girls, out of the women… I’m the oldest and the fattest.

A Place In The Sun's Laura Hamilton, 39, has revealed that she never thought she'd be a "postmistress", as she opened up on the sale of her and husband Alex Goward's family business, village shop Lord Roberts On The Green.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the property expert confessed that she had not done "anything like it" before taking the plunge and taking on the responsibility.Addressing her role where she lives, Laura said: "If you asked me four years ago would I have bought the village shop, become a postmistress and set up a business that had 24 staff, I'd say, 'What are you talking about?'"Laura bought the dilapidated building four years ago and worked hard to renovate it into a commercial building and residential

PROPERTY expert Laura Hamilton creates a room with a view as she poses in pink lingerie. Laura, who hosts Channel 4 show A Place in the Sun, was 39 at the weekend.

Stacey Dooley sports two bands on wedding finger amid marriage remarks[LATEST]Dan Walker speaks out on BBC Breakfast future 'Didn't think I'd last'[EXCLUSIVE]Kate Garraway details 'amazing' exchange with sick husband Derek[TV]“There is no rumour. I didn’t even say I was looking to leave," the Channel 4 host told Entertainment Daily.“In fact, I had a conversation with my boss because it really upset me and I never ever said I was looking to leave.

A Place in the Sun host Laura Hamilton has shared how she is managing after finding out she has a rare blood disorder.

The Sun, the presenter admitted she was 'quite fortunate' and that she is able to 'manage' the condition. Laura told the publication: 'It's something that's kind of managed.

A Place In The Sun star Laura Hamilton has revealed her shock at receiving lewd photos by fans.

A Place in the Sun, was left mortified when she received the unwanted pictures in her inbox. "I did get a message not that long ago from somebody that was a picture of them with a face mask over their private parts," she told The Sun."And then the string of the facemask up their bottom, and I was like: 'I don't need to see this.' I just blocked it straight away."However, the former Dancing on Ice contestant managed to see the funny side of the rude images sent by her followers.She added: "It did make me laugh, I was like: 'That's not the way we use face masks.

A PLACE In The Sun star Laura Hamilton has revealed she's been sent X-rated pics of fans' private parts. The 38-year-old telly presenter - a property expert on the Channel 4 show since 2012 - was horrified when she unwanted pictures piled up in her direct messages.

A Place In The Sun presenter Laura Hamilton, 38, has set the record straight on why she has decided it's finally time to sell her coffee shop, Lord Roberts on the Green.Speaking to Express.co.uk, the Channel 4 property expert candidly addressed her decision to move on, while hinting at exciting new projects in the works.Laura bought the dilapidated building four years ago and worked hard to renovate it into a commercial building.However, the A Place In The Sun presenter has now decided to put the property on the market.The TV host said that her love for turning around properties is what inspired her to start her business.She explained: "Property was always something I had as a backup and then it just naturally became something that I love