Barbara Windsor moves into care home as dementia battle advances

Kate Middleton has been left embarrassed after making a sweet mum gesture for Prince George which ended in disaster.The Duchess of Cambridge definitely has a creative side after photographing her family and drawing artwork in the order of service for her sister Pippa's wedding.Recently, Kate revealed she picked up a new hobby to create a special present for her eight-year-old son.However, the present turned into a disaster after it didn't quite go to plan as the 40-year-old admitted she was "really bad" at the skill.In 2013, when she was pregnant with George she revealed she was trying out knitting.Kate told a group of royal fans while visiting Glasgow: "I've been trying to knit and I'm really bad. I should be asking for tips!," reports Hello!In 2020, Kate visited an organisation that supports grandparents in Bradford where she met with some grandmothers who were showing off their crocheting skills.The mum-of-three confessed that her attempts to knit George a jumper had completely failed.She said: "I tried knitting when I first had George.

Denise Van Outen's ex-fiancé Eddie Boxshall has revealed he lost over a stone in weight through "stress" after their breakup.Eddie also claimed he has struggled with "anxiety" and hasn't been able to sleep properly since splitting with Denise, 47.The TV star dumped Eddie last month after being together for seven years and finding out he had been having phone sex and dates with other women.Posing for a mirror selfie in the gym, Eddie told fans: “I’m just back into my training as I lost over a stone in weight due to stress and anxiety over the last four months."He added: "Exercise helps my mental health as well."After moving out of the Celebrity Gogglebox stars home Eddie claimed he's been feeling "sluggish and crap."He said: “I never got much sleep last night as brain was working overtime with life in general.""Felt sluggish and crap this morning, but told myself to get up and at ’em."Since the breakup, trade worker Eddie previously took to Instagram sharing a note which appeared to hit out at Denise.The statement read: "I'd rather be alone than be with someone who makes me feel lonely."Singer Denise admitted last year that she didn't "give enough" to their relationship.Speaking on the podcast Before We Say I Do, she said: "I'm very aware of me putting us in ­situations where I'm not giving enough."I'm not as affectionate as I should be and I feel like I've lost my way a little bit within the relationship."She added: "It's a good relationship but I think it could be better if we take the time to discuss what is ­bothering us about each other so we can move forward." Stay up to date with the latest news in Showbiz and follow your favourite celebrities by signing up for our newsletter by clicking here .

Eamonn Holmes has paid a lovely tribute to Barbara Windsor in honour of her 83rd birthday, which took place on Thursday. The This Morning host even made a special mention to her husband Scott Mitchell amid the former EastEnders star's dementia battle.MORE: Barbara Windsor's heartbroken husband reveals actress has forgotten himSharing a throwback picture with Barbara and wife Ruth Langsford, the 60-year-old presenter wrote: "We laughed all night...

Ross Kemp and Tamzin Outhwaite were among the 'EastEnders' actors to wish their former co-star Dame Barbara Windsor a happy 83rd birthday. The former Peggy Mitchell actress - who was recently moved into a care home amid her battle with dementia, leaving her husband Scott Mitchell feeling "awful" - turned 83 on Thursday (06.08.20), and several of her former soap colleagues have sent her birthday wishes.

Dame Barbara Windsor has celebrated her first birthday since moving into a care home and her former EastEnders co-stars have paid emotional tributes.

EASTENDERS stars paid tribute to Dame Barbara Windsor on Thursday as she celebrated her 83rd birthday after moving into a care home. The likes of Lacey Turner, Tamzin Outhwaite and Emma Barton all took to social media to share the love for the legendary actress, who played the role of Peggy Mitchell since 1994.

EastEnders star Dame Barbara Windsor, known for her role as Queen Vic matriarch Peggy Mitchell, has turned 83 years old tonight. In recent years, her health has deteriorated due to her battle with Alzheimer's, which was diagnosed back in 2014.Sadly for Barbara and her loved ones, her condition worsened recently and she was moved into a residential care home.Her devastated husband Scott Mitchell explained that she has been living there since the middle of July.Scott said: "I feel like I'm on an emotional rollercoaster.

Dame Barbara was diagnosed with Alzheimers in 2014 but did not go public with her diagnoses until 2018 when her condition had worsened. Unfortunately, the television star was moved to a care home recently as her condition had worsened.Her husband Scott Mitchell said the former EastEnders star has been there since mid-July.He said: "I feel I'm on an emotional rollercoaster.

Alex Reid has revealed his mother is living with dementia. The former 'Celebrity Big Brother' winner has had to move his beloved mum Carol Reid into a care home so she can receive specialist support for the degenerative brain condition which affects a person's memory and speech.

Barbara Windsor has been moved to a care home due to her advancing dementia, the actress’s heartbroken husband said.Scott Mitchell said the 82-year-old former EastEnders star left the couple’s home in mid-July.Dame Barbara was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s in 2014 and her condition has worsened during lockdown.Speaking to The Sun newspaper, her 57-year-old husband said: “I feel I’m on an emotional rollercoaster. I walk around, trying to keep busy, then burst into tears.

BARBARA Windsor is "happy and comfortable" living in a care home - despite her husband's guilt, says her pal Christopher Biggins. The 82-year-old's Alzheimer's worsened in lockdown and is now in a full-time, residential care home following advice from her neurologist.

Ant and Dec announce they are ‘taking a break’ for important reason“But you have to look to the future and to Barbara's comfort. I hear she is very comfortable and happy.”The former EastEnders star’s husband said he was “heartbroken” to make the decision following advice from a neurologist.Earlier this week, Scott said of his wife’s move: “I feel I'm on an emotional rollercoaster.“I walk around, trying to keep busy, then burst in to tears.

Dame Barbara Windsor is “comfortable and happy” having moved into a nursing home after her Alzheimer’s worsened during lockdown, says Christopher Biggins.

Barbara Windsor's husband Scott Mitchell has revealed his wife is in full-time care amid the actress's Alzheimer's getting worse.

Barabara Windsor has been moved into a full-time residential care home after her battle with Alzheimer’s disease worsened during coronavirus lockdown.The beloved BBC star, who played Peggy Mitchell in ‘EastEnders’ until 2016, is considered a national treasure to many after decades on TV and in film. Her husband Scott Mitchell revealed the damning toll of the illness on her health in recent months, which he described as an “emotional rollercoaster” that felt “like bereavement” to The Sun.The former actress, now 82, gushed her love for Scott in recent years, who she felt was her soulmate after a number of high profile relationships and affairs, including with one the Kray Twins.

Dame Barbara Windsor has been moved into a full-time residential care home by her heartbroken husband Scott Mitchell.The 82 year old former EastEnders actress was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and 2014 but her condition has worsened in lockdown. Actress Barbara, who played Peggy Mitchell on the BBC soap, moved to the home two weeks ago, after her neurologist advised her husbands to place her in full time residential care.

Barbara Windsor 's husband Scott Mitchell has shared his agony after putting her in a care home and says it feels "like a bereavement".

Dame Barbara Windsor has been moved to a care home as she struggles with her advancing dementia, the actress’s heartbroken husband said.

Barbara Windsor has been moved to a care home, her heartbroken husband of 20 years Scott has confirmed. The EastEnders iconic star, who played the loveable but feisty Peggy Mitchell, has been battling dementia for many years now.

BARBARA Windsor may be pint-sized, but her absence feels huge. The picturesque mews house she shared with Scott, her husband of 20 years, is now eerily quiet; devoid of that trademark giggle and the constant activity of the carers who’ve helped the couple navigate the tricky waters of her advancing Alzheimer’s.

Dame Barbara Windsor, 82, is best known for her role as Peggy Mitchell in the BBC One soap EastEnders.The Carry On actress was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s five years ago, but her husband Scott Mitchell, 57, only spoke out about the news in 2018.He has now revealed his heartache on the actress’ declining health, where he admitted he took the advice of Barbara’s neurologist and placed her in a full-time, residential care home.Scott explained it was a painful decision that he decided to make and is on an "emotional rollercoaster".Barbara's other half said he has been trying to keep himself busy but "burst into tears".Speaking about his Barbara being admitted into a care home, Scott said: “I have been used to hustle and bustle in this little