Ashley Cain’s ex Safiyya Vorajee debuts heart-wrenching mural for late baby daughter

Andy Cohen is looking forward to life with his newborn baby daughter, Lucy. Specifically, he's excited for one thing about being a girl dad in particular.The host spoke with ET at NBCUniversal's upfronts presentation in New York City on Monday and talked about his baby girl, whom he welcomed via surrogate late last month.«It's exciting! I'm already looking at her trying to think of how I want to do her hair,» Cohen shared. «I have a lot of ideas that I'm workshopping.»The TV personality and producer said he «already knows how to braid,» so he doesn't have to worry about learning that skill. "[And] I've got the greatest up-close view of hairdos every night on " Cohen said.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentFilmax has swooped in on one of Spain’s most awaited fiction feature debuts of 2022, Alex Lora’s “Unicorns” (“Unicornios”). Pic is produced by Inicia Films’ Valerie Delpierre, producer of director Carla Simon’s debut, “Summer 1993.”Due to be completed by the fall, “Unicorns” is made with Valencia’s Jaibo, the shingle behind Chema García’s Locarno hit “The Sacred Spirit.”  Filmax will screen a first promo at this week’s Cannes Film Market.New York-based, and an alum of the City College of New York, where he was mentored by Chantal Akerman, Lora has carved out an exceptional documentary career, finding humanity in the most unlikely of subjects, often supposed outsiders or outcasts, and of places, such as a Brooklyn recycling center in 2017’s doc feature “The Fourth Kingdom, The Kingdom of Plastics.” In “Unicorns,” by contrast, Isa, the protagonist, has it all.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentBritish director Michael Winterbottom will start shooting his long-gestating “Promised Land,” a thriller set during the leadup to the 1948 partition of Palestine and the subsequent creation of the state of Israel, this fall in Italy.U.K. actors Douglas Booth (“The Dirt,” “That Dirty Black Bag”) and Harry Melling (“The Ballad of Buster Scruggs”) and Russia’s Irina Starshenbaum, who was in Cannes in 2018 with Kirill Serebrennikov’s “Leto,” are attached as the pic’s main cast. Italy’s Vision Distribution, which is headed by veteran sales agent Catia Rossi, is launching pre-sales on “Promised Land” in Cannes.Based on real events, “Promised Land” is a political thriller that unfolds during the British Mandate in 1930s Tel Aviv.

Tom Hanks, Jodie Comer, Olivia Colman, David Cronenberg and Richard Linklater head projects at a Cannes 2022 pre-sales market that looks like the most buoyant in recent years, while also ushering in what is being hailed as a new era in global rights licensing.“We’re very optimistic, expecting a pretty busy market with a lot of titles, the first real market after the pandemic,” said Constantin Film’s Martin Moszkowicz.“Several distributors have told me that this Cannes will be the biggest market for projects in several years — in volume and quality,” said Cecile Gaget at Anton, which is selling Jodie Comer-led apocalyptic thriller “The End We Start From.”Multiple larger packages hit the market late last week. “People are conscious there could still be quite a lot to come in,” said Anne Cherel at Studiocanal, which over the weekend unveiled one hot project, comedy “Wicked Little Letters,” re-teaming Olivia Colman and Jessie Buckley.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefHong Kong-based sales firm Golden Network has picked up international rights to Jackie Chan’s upcoming film “Ride On.”The feature has recently wrapped production and is scheduled to be released on Dec. 31 in time for what is normally a peak cinemagoing period in China and elsewhere.Asian films are currently struggling to achieve pre-sales in international markets, but “Ride On” could be an exception.

Naman Ramachandran Acclaimed Indian filmmaker Alankrita Shrivastava will direct a film about Pakistani model and social media star Qandeel Baloch, who was murdered in an honor killing in 2016. Shrivastava, along with producers Vikas Sharma (“Toba Tek Singh”) and Sunny Khanna (“Why Cheat India”), has acquired the rights to the book “The Sensational Life and Death of Qandeel Baloch,” by Sanam Maher, published by Aleph, it was revealed ahead of the Cannes Film Market.Shrivastava’s credits include feminist films “Lipstick Under My Burkha,” which was briefly banned in India in 2017, Busan selection “Dolly Kitty and Those Twinkling Stars” and Netflix series “Bombay Begums.”Baloch, whose real name is Fouzia Azeem, had stoked controversy in Pakistan by living a Westernized lifestyle and posting her thoughts on social media, including Facebook and Twitter. Divorced from her husband, she had been nicknamed “Pakistan’s Kim Kardashian” and “Pakistan’s first social media star.” “When Qandeel Baloch was murdered in Pakistan in 2016, I was shaken up,” Shrivastava said.

One year on from her daughter Azaylia's tragic death, Safiyya Vorajee, opened up in an interview with Lorraine Kelly.  During her appearance on Wednesday morning's show (27 April), Safiyya revealed that her new book was originally intended for Azaylia to read when she grew up. Loving and Losing You, Azaylia: My Inspirational Daughter and OurUnbreakable Bond is – in Lorraine's words – "a heartbreaking but uplifting" account of Safiyya's grief that is based on the diaries she kept while Azaylia was still alive.

Safiyya Vorajee has opened up about her "strong friendship" with ex-partner Ashley Cain in an exclusive interview with Lorraine Kelly.  Speaking on Lorraine on Wednesday morning's show (27 April), Safiyya revealed that the pair are "so strong together" despite their separation. Lorraine said: "I'm very sorry that the two of you are no longer together as a couple, but you're very much united and together in The Azaylia Foundation and about saving lives in the future.

SAFIYAA Vorajee struggled not to cry today as she spoke of working with ex Ashley Cain on the foundation they set up after the death of daugher Azaylia. The grieving mum appeared on ITV's Lorraine ahead of the release of her new book Loving And Losing You.

ITV's Lorraine to discuss her new book after her daughter's death last April and claimed that she knew she was "ready to go to heaven" on the day she passed, at just eight months old.Safiyya shared her daughter Azaylia, who was her first child, with former football player Ashley Cain.The newborn was diagnosed with a rare form of leukaemia at two months and her parents regularly updated fans on their daughter's health on Instagram .Ashley and Safiyya raised £1.5 million for a trip to Singapore for their little girl to receive a potentially life-saving transplant, but unfortunately Azaylia died in April 2021.Lorraine touched upon Azaylia's short life and her parent's work to tirelessly to raise awareness of her disease.The couple were sent messages of support from many famous faces, including a short video from Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.Lorraine spoke to Safiyya about her daughter and she opened up about the day she died.The presenter asked her: "You knew that her time had come, didn't you? You absolutely knew that, that day."Safiyya replied: "I feel like it was a parental instinct, I'd never felt that before as I was a first time mother."She continued: "I woke up in the morning and I went downstairs. I said: 'I feel like today's the day,' and I didn't say that any other day.

ASHLEY Cain has revealed the 365 white roses he bought to place at late daughter Azaylia's grave one year after her tragic death. The former footballer took to Instagram to show off the stunning floral display, that he said documented "every day he missed her".

Ashley Cain collapsed in tears as he completed his 100 mile run in honour of his daughter Azaylia on Sunday evening. The 31 year old broke down emotionally after his epic 24-hour course as several fans gathered to cheer him on at the finish line in Trafalgar Square. Ashley had participated in the run on the first anniversary of his eight month old daughter Azaylia’s death following her battle with acute myeloid leukaemia after being diagnosed eight weeks after birth.

marking the first anniversary since her death. The star and ex-boyfriend Ashley Cain shared the tragic news that their eight-month-old daughter had died last April, following a battle with a rare and aggressive form of leukaemia. Taking to Instagram, she marked the heartbreaking anniversary with a throwback video as she cuddled her baby, while listening to When You Believe, by Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston.

ASHLEY Cain broke down in tears this evening as he completed a 100 mile run in memory of his late daughter Azaylia. The 31-year-old was met by hundreds of adoring fans and family members at Trafalgar Square in London after the 24 hour ordeal.

Safiyya Vorajee has shared the final song she sang with her late daughter Azaylia the night before she passed away.The 33 year old and her former partner Ashley Cain were left devastated when their little girl lost her battle with acute myeloid leukaemia at eight months old in April 2021. Marking the heartbreaking day, Safiyya has now taken to her Instagram feed to share a moving clip of herself and Azaylia lying down together as she mouthed the words to Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston's When you Believe, from the movie The Prince of Egypt.

HEARTBROKEN Safiyya Vorajee broke down in tears as she remembered her daughter Azaylia on the first anniversary of her death. In an emotional video shared on Instagram, Ashley Cain's ex Safiyya asked fans to pray for her little girl. She said: "This time last year was the hardest time of my life.

supports HTML5 videoAshley Cain has been joined on his 100-mile run to London by SAS: Who Dares Wins star Ant Middleton, in memory of his late daughter Azaylia.The former Ex On The Beach star is completing a run from Nuneaton, Warwickshire to Trafalgar Sqaure, London this weekend to mark the first anniversary of Azaylia’s death on April 24, 2021. Azaylia, who Ashley shared with ex-girlfriend Safiyya Vorajee, died at just eight months old following a battle with a rare form of leukaemia. On Saturday, the 31-year-old set off from his hometown alongside his cousin Tamika and brother Matty, while Safiyya briefly joined at one point with her own brother. As the group trudged towards the final stretch, Ashley had a surprise guest in the form of survivalist Ant who donned an orange T-shirt in honour of Azaylia. ‘Major turning point today. In our final few miles going into the home straight, that’s when this man turned up,’ Ashley revealed in a video clip shared to Instagram. Cheering on his pal, Ant then interjected: ‘Listen he had it in the bag already, he’s got it in the bag I’ve just come for a bit of motivation just to pump that lion’s heart of his.

ASHLEY Cain and his ex Safiyya Vorajee have revealed a poignant tribute for their daughter Azaylia on anniversary of her death. Azaylia died at eight months old after battle with leukaemia on the 24th of April 2021.

Ashley Cain and Safiyya Vorajee have revealed their plans to mark the first anniversary of their daughter Azaylia’s death.The former couple, who recently announced that have split up, confirmed on April 25 last year that she had died from leukaemia. Azaylia had been just eight months old and had battled a rare and aggressive form of the childhood cancer. The former couple will be spending Sunday at the tot’s graveside, with Safiyya, 34, telling The Mirror: ‘While we usually try to celebrate her life, this day will be sad.‘We’re going to make the day as special and as beautiful as possible.

Ex on the Beach star Ashley Cain has begun a 100 mile run to mark one year since his beloved daughter Azaylia's tragic death. The reality star, 31, and his partner Safiyya, 33, were left devastated when their little girl lost her battle with acute myeloid leukaemia at eight months old on 25 April 2021.

ASHLEY Cain’s former partner Safiyya shared an emotional clip of their daughter Azaylia in the lead up to the first anniversary of her death. The tot tragically passed away at just eight months old on April 24 last year following a battle with a rare form of leukaemia.