BBC Breakfast's Nina Warhurst issues apology after sharing concern for 'struggling' co-host

EGOT winning The Voice coach and model/cookbook author/social media star through a number of ups and downs over the years, including Teigen’s bullying scandal in 2021, the 2018 fallout between Legend and Kanye West, and the recent joyful news that Legend and Teigen are expecting another child. Not long after revealing the pregnancy, Legend has now opened up about his family’s miscarriage, as well as the decision he had to make about West.

Tiffany Haddish has broken her silence on child sexual abuse allegations. Last week, the Girls Trip actress and comedian Aries Spears were hit with a lawsuit in which they were accused of grooming a 14-year-old girl and her seven-year-old brother back in 2013. The siblings, now aged 22 and 14, were identified as anonymous pseudonyms Jane Doe and John Doe in court documents filed in Los Angeles.

Strictly stars Tyler West, Ellie Taylor and Will Mellor all shared a look at their experience. Kiss FM DJ and presenter Tyler shared a series of photos to his Instagram story after confessing: "First day at school. Tried to get a boyband photo today.

Cuban collar format, supersized poodles on oversized Oxfords, David Hockney dreamscapes on his ayahuasca gap year. After the scourge of last year's lockdown, it’s been the first extended period of uninterrupted let loosing. Festivals are back, and actually on fire.

Gemma Owen is reportedly being lined up to star in a new reality TV show about the lives of footballers' daughters. The star, 19, - whose famous father is retired Liverpool and England legend Michael Owen - made her name on Love Island and now TOWIE and Celebs Go Dating production company Lime Pictures is said to have another big project in mind. She could be in good company, with Paul Gascoigne's daughter Bianca, 35, also reportedly being approached about appearing on the show.

Jamie Oliver's wife Jools took to Instagram on Monday evening to reminisce the 'special' memories she made with her family this summer.  The 47-year-old couldn't contain her smile as she posed alongside her five children and celebrity chef husband, also 47, for a sweet selfie.  The couple, who married in 2000 and share Poppy, 20, Daisy, 19, Petal, 13, Buddy, 11, and River, six, were seen laughing while lying on a bed together.

Ant Middleton has ripped into the new series of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins, going as far as branding his replacement Rudy Reyes ‘uglier’. The Channel 4 show returned to the network on Sunday night with 14 famous recruits enduring the brutal temperatures of the Jordan desert. However, former chief instructor Ant is not part of the latest offering after it was announced last March that he had left the show due to ‘personal conduct’.

Sylvester Stallone allegedly wanted to cover up his tattoo of Jennifer Flavin way before she filed for divorce. The Hollywood legend, 76, ended up going for an inking of his beloved late pet pooch, Butkus, but his tattooist Mike DeVries has revealed the 'Rocky' star asked whether the body art he had done back in 2007 could be turned into superheroine Wonder Woman in 2021. That wasn't possible, so last month he got the tattoo fixed into a touching tribute to the dog from 'Rocky'.

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Popular YouTuber Sara Holmes, known as 'HojuSara' on social media, has died aged 31 after a four-month battle with leukaemia.The Australian native had 340,000 subscribers on YouTube, where she blogged about her life in South Korea, including food, culture, travel and beauty. Sara, who was fluent in South Korean and had a Korean fiancé named Hyun, was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia in May, not long after she and Hyun had travelled to her home of Brisbane after nearly two years away due to Covid restrictions. A heartbroken Hyun announced her death on 5 September on her various social media accounts as he shared some pictures of Sara and of them both together.

Ed Meza @edmezavar Worldwide sales of French TV content set an all-time record last year despite severe challenges caused by the continued pandemic, according to the annual report on domestic programming exports by the National Center for Cinema and the Moving Image (CNC) and film and TV promotional org Unifrance. The COVID-19 crisis, the report notes, had many ramifications on international distribution of TV content that continued to be felt in 2021, including the absence and then gradual recovery of physical markets; an influx of projects in post-production; delays in the delivery of programs and difficulties in supplying new shows; and economic uncertainties among broadcasters.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Fremantle Group CEO Jennifer Mullin and Fremantle Group COO and CEO Continental Europe Andrea Scrosati are set to deliver a keynote address at Mipcom. The session comes on the heels of Fremantle Group’s recent high-profile acquisitions, including Element Pictures (“Conversations With Friends”), Lux Vide (“Medici”), Dancing Ledge Productions (“The Salisbury Poisonings”) and Eureka (“Holey Moley”). alongside talent partnerships with globally-renowned creatives including Angelina Jolie, Neil Cross, Paolo Sorrentino, Luca Guadagnino, Michael Winterbottom, Jimmy Fallon, Sir Kenneth Branagh, Simon Cowell, Penelope Cruz, Pablo and Juan De Dios Larrain and Cara Delevingne.

Manori Ravindran International Editor U.K. Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries has formally resigned, less than a year into her role. Dorries told ITV News that she’d been offered to stay in the role by the country’s new Prime Minister Liz Truss, but decided to pass “after a lot of soul-searching.” It’s still unclear whether Dorries will relinquish her position as a member of parliament. Dorries was named culture secretary in a major cabinet shake up in September 2021. She replaced Oliver Dowden. Her time as culture secretary has been fraught with a string of gaffes. Last year, in a government select committee hearing, Dorries — who has been supporting the bid to privatize “It’s a Sin” broadcaster Channel 4 — appeared not to know how the U.K. broadcaster is funded, stating that it was “in receipt of public money,” when in fact Channel 4 is publicly owned but funded by advertising.

BBC Breakfast got off to an awkward start during Friday (August 19) morning's programme after Charlie Stayt agreed that Naga Munchetty was "grumpy."Naga, 47, returned to the BBC studio after missing her regular hosting duties yesterday (August 18), leaving Nina Warhurst to join forces with Veteran Charlie, 60, on the red sofa. But not long into today's show, fans spotted tension between the pair when they began reading the stories in the papers.

BBC Breakfast anchor Nina Warhurst has taken to social media, revealing her dad's dementia has taken a turn for the worst as he "couldn't quite place her". The broadcaster, 41, often shares very little about her life outside of her Breakfast role but took to her Instagram page to give her followers an update on her dad's condition.However, while Nina appeared to have a laugh and giggle with her dad, she also shared the devasting impact dementia is having on her family.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Nina Warhurst takes swipe at Charlie Stayt saying he needs 'improving'The Business and Consumer presenter shared a snap of herself alongside her dad as they both smiled for the camera.Alongside the adorable snap, she penned: "My Dad. I missed him so much this week.

READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty missing as Nina Warhurst replaces star in show shake-upCharlie already showed signs of confusion when looking at the picture, saying: "Okay so that still looked like a door to me but yeah I think, that's is just in isolation isn't it?"c"Yeah I think it's got a shelf underneath it, very handy. I love that for your entrance hall of something," Nina chimed.The next photo was an upcycled chest of drawers as Nina quipped: "It's amazing what some paint can do."A seemingly unimpressed Charlie added: "It's presumably still a chest of drawers is it?""Yes but she's given it a lick of paint and put a new design on it," Nina responded."I wonder what this used to be?" said Charlie before a photo of an upcycled toilet with flowers placed inside was displayed on the screen."I'm trying to work it's tricky isn't it.

BBC Breakfast landed itself in a major show shake-up on Thursday (August 18) morning. Today's episode saw BBC regular Naga Munchetty, 47, replaced in a sudden move by Nina Warhurst, who sat alongside veteran Charlie Stayt on the famous red sofa.Charlie and Naga usually present the show together from Thursday to Saturday each week, with temporary presenters joining the studio on a Sunday.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Ben Thompson shares adorable snap with boyfriend on his birthdayThe duo were joined by regular weather presenter Carol Kirkwood or an overview of the day's forecast, but the switch didn't go unnoticed by viewers questioned: "BBCBreakfast @NinaWarhurst Charlie...

BBC Breakfast's Sally Nugent and Jon Kay were left giggling after they branded weather presenter Carol Kirkwood as the "most normal" member of the cast.Show regulars Jon and Sally passed over to their co-star Carol so that she could inform viewers about the current weather situation.The UK is experiencing a heatwave and a drought, so sudden rain and expected thunderstorms may bring flash flooding for some.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Nina Warhurst issues apology after sharing concern for 'struggling' co-hostAfter Carol gave her forecast, she passed back to John and Sally in the BBC studio.Jon breathed a sigh of relief and said: "Almost normal."He then clarified that he meant "the weather, not Carol," and Sally giggled.She responded with: "Carol's the most normal out of all of us!"Sally's cheeky comment comes as Carol has recently shared fears over leaving her job as a weather presenter for the early morning news show.Kirkwood has admitted that she is worried to face the axe due to concerns about her age and said that her exit may be within the next 10 years.The 60-year-old has been with the show since 2000 and with BBC News since 1998.Carol has revealed that she would like to be with the show way into the future, but reckons she won't be around the BBC studios at 70-years-old.In an interview with Western Mail, Carol opened up about her career woes.She said: "Hopefully it will be natural, but I also have to acknowledge I’m 60 and [I'm] unlikely to be at the BBC when I’m 70, I would have thought. It’s the natural course of events.

BBC World News anchor Karin Giannone has married her BBC co-star in a sweet ceremony.She and BBC Television News Director Nick Buckley have been dating since 2019, and announced the news on Twitter to the delight of their colleagues and friends.Posting two sweet snaps of the pair together, Karin could be seen clutching a white bouquet as Nick posed with his arm securely around her. READ MORE: Andrew Neil takes swipe at BBC Breakfast over drought segment in veiled Twitter dig Ditching the traditional white dress for a strappy black number, Karin secured her blonde hair in an elegant ponytail and added silver stud earrings and a delicate necklace to her ensemble.She added a dash of eyeliner to her glam look, along with a deep purple lipstick.Nick, meanwhile, rocked a casual white shirt and his usual black-rimmed glasses as the pair beamed for the camera while snuggled close.Another sweet picture saw the pair head to a Californian beach to watch the sunset with their arms around each other, as Karin slipped into a pair of blue flip flops and Nick opted to go barefoot.Writing on Twitter, Karin penned: “Went to California. @njb and I got married.

BBC’s ex-political presenter Andrew Neil has taken a veiled dig at his former employer after a segment on BBC Breakfast about the current drought.Neil left his role at the BBC in 2021 and has been vocal about the company since his departure.The 73-year-old left to join GB News and recently took to Twitter to poke fun at the BBC’s early morning news show, hosted by Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt.READ MORE:BBC Breakfast's Carol Kirkwood reveals when she thinks she'll be axed from showDuring their show, Naga and Charlie spoke about the current heatwave and noted that some areas of the country are being severely affected by the drought.They spoke to a firefighter, who has attended a number of fires since it began, and weather presenter Sarah Keith-Lucas informed viewers that temperatures were on the rise.The presenters also spoke to Environment Agency expert John Curtin who said that rain could have “a detrimental effect”.He said: “When you turn on a tap or have a shower, that water comes out of rivers [...] that means we’re taking it away from the environment, or taking it away from a farmer that could be using it to irrigate or harvest crops that we will need for food [...].”He branded it as “something beyond normal” and that “rain in the next week" could "bring some respite from the drought”.Curtin then told viewers that there will be a “risk” that “comes with” the downpour, and showed them how “little the baked Earth absorbs the water”.As a result, there could be “flash floods” and farmers may “have to become makeshift firefighters” to “stop the fields burning”.A sceptical viewer didn’t hold back and tweeted about what they’d just seen.They wrote: “According to BBC Breakfast, even rain is bad now…”Former BBC presenter

BBC Breakfast's Holly Hamilton was asked to swiftly move on when she began updating viewers on the football. The Irish presenter, 35, joined hosts Nina Warhurst and Roger Johnson on the red sofa to give viewers their daily dose of sport news on Sunday (August 14).