BBC's Huw Edwards leaves viewers concerned as he's seen with 'sore and bloodshot' eye

Most couples choose to wait until the end of the first trimester before telling the world they're expecting a baby but Kelly Ripa had no such luck with two of her three children.Ripa, 51, reveals in her new book of personal essays, Live Wire: Long-Winded Short Stories, how her inebriated husband Mark Consuelos once let the cat out of the bag about her third pregnancy just moments after she told him the good news. The daytime TV firebrand exclusively shared an excerpt from the chapter titled, 'It's probably just the flu', where she explains how her 'drinky-drinky, happy-happy' husband couldn't keep quiet.  Cat is out of the bag: Kelly Ripa exclusively shared an excerpt from her new book of personal essays, Live Wire: Long-Winded Short Stories, to DailyMail.com about how Mark Consuelos let slip she was pregnant Kelly and Mark, who are parents to Michael, 25, Lola, 21, and Joaquin, 19, were not trying for baby number three when the star found herself pregnant.At the time, Consuelos was on the other side of the globe filming a movie that required him to go off the grid for 1940s military training, when Kelly discovered she was expecting.

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She's been spotted filming her new project No Hard Feelings in Long Island, New York.And Jennifer Lawrence was seen arriving on the set on Wednesday, dressed casually in all black.The 32-year-old actress smiled as she waved hello to fans while sporting voluminous tousled hair. Arrival: She's been spotted filming her new project No Hard Feelings in Long Island, New York.

Nicole Williams looked radiant as she proudly displayed her growing baby bump in a blue Chanel swimsuit with matching tote bag. Posing poolside with her belly on full display, the 34-year-old model also flaunted her blinding 5.14-carat oval diamond engagement ring from her husband Larry English, 36. In her caption she said she was pregnant while in a bikini.These new images have been posted to Instagram after a grueling IVF journey for the 2023 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Rookie and her former NFL player.  Pregnancy glow: Nicole Williams basked by the pool, caressing her bump with her massive Ritani diamond engagement ring in new images shared to Instagram on TuesdayNicole has been very open about her fertility struggles in the past.'So, I wasn't going to post this,' she shared on Instagram, 'but I decided it's an important step to this whole fertility journey and although it's not glamorous, it's real life.'  The former WAGS star had 13 eggs retrieved with eight ultimately becoming embryos. 'This was my egg retrieval day!' she declared in the candid post.

With the official royal mourning period now being over, members of the Firm are resuming their official duties following the death of the Queen. And as King Charles prepares to enter the fourth week of his reign, he will undoubtedly have a busy time with several important issues to be tackled.

The Queen knew she wasn't going to come back from Balmoral and wanted to pass away at the Scottish residence, a royal expert has claimed. Katie Nicholl, Vanity Fair's royal correspondent, believes the monarch wanted to spend her final days at Aberdeenshire estate, as opposed to Buckingham Palace or Windsor Castle.

Queen making Camilla the new Queen consort.During a BBC1 special programme titled, "Scotland: A Service for HM the Queen", the Scottish singer, 73, featured on a segment with presenter Huw Edwards, in which they discussed Her Majesty's decision of giving the Duchess of Cornwall the title, branding it a "great move". On Camilla's relationship with Charles, Lulu said: "I love the Queen consort.

BBC viewers hit out at two staff members who were spotted taking selfies in the background of the broadcast channel as Huw Edwards announced the death of Queen Elizabeth II.On Thursday (September 8), the Welsh broadcaster addressed the nation following the announcement made by Buckingham Palace that the monarch had passed away at the age of 96.Her Royal Highness passed away at Balmoral Castle surrounded by her immediate family just 18 months after the death of her husband Prince Philip.READ MORE:Princess Eugenie in tears as she looks at tribute to the Queen outside BalmoralThe 61-year-old shared the life-changing news with millions of viewers up and down the country as he shared the devastating statement provided by the palace, which read: “The Queen died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon.“The King and The Queen Consort will remain at Balmoral this evening and will return to London tomorrow.”Following the heartbreaking news, Huw received widespread praise online for his sensitive delivery, however some BBC staff have faced criticism for their actions in the background.After watching the national broadcast, viewers flooded to Twitter to share their disappointment at their insensitive behaviour online.One user said: “Personally I felt the BBC news coverage of the death of the Queen bordered on disrespectful.“Vulture-like pre-announcement coverage and then staff in T-shirts taking selfies and chatting behind Huw Edwards as he delivered the most important statement of his career.”Another echoed: “I am beyond disgusted that people working in the BBC studio taking selfies as Huw Edwards announced the death of Her Majesty The Queen.

BBC’s coverage on the death of Queen Elizabeth II has been branded “shockingly bad” after the broadcaster suffered a major on-air blunder.Clive Myrie was discussing the outpouring of grief from the British public upon the announcement of her passing yesterday (September 8), with Brits heading to royal residences across the UK to lay flowers.But while showing Buckingham Palace on-screen, where the now King Charles III has arrived with Queen Consort Camilla, the location tag read ‘Windsor’.READ MORE:BBC News suffers awkward technical blunder amid 'shambolic' Queen Elizabeth II coverageBuckingham Palace looks a far cry from Windsor Castle, and the tag was speedily changed to cover up the blunder.Taking to Twitter to vent their frustrations, one viewer penned: “The coverage and commentary on the BBC News of the King’s arrival at Buckingham Palace is shockingly bad!”Another pointed out that the network seems to be getting “desperate” with its ongoing news footage, writing: “I accidentally caught a snippet of ‘news’ on BBC.

K.J. Yossman News that doctors were “concerned” about Queen Elizabeth II’s health on Thursday lunchtime threw long-planned U.K. broadcast schedules into disarray almost immediately – and the disruptions will likely continue for weeks. The statement from Buckingham Palace, issued at 12.30pm local time, was unprecedented and experienced broadcasters immediately realized the situation was serious. U.K. Parliament had been informed about 10 minutes earlier, with Prime Minister Liz Truss and leader of the opposition Keir Starmer discreetly passed notes detailing the situation in the House of Commons. BBC One was the first network to break programming some 10 minutes after the statement was published. An episode of “Bargain Hunt” – a long-running series which sees two teams competing to cheaply source antiques and flip them for a profit – was interrupted by BBC newsreader Joanna Gosling, who said: “Welcome to viewers on BBC One. We have had news from Buckingham Palace that the Queen is under medical supervision at Balmoral.”

BBC newsreader Huw Edwards allegedly “rehearsed in front of the mirror for months” in preparation for Queen Elizabeth II’s death.On Thursday (September 8), Buckingham Palace announced the devastating news about the monarch’s passing at the age of 96 in Balmoral Castle.It read: “The Queen died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon. The King and The Queen Consort will remain at Balmoral this evening and will return to London tomorrow.”READ MORE: Charles to be proclaimed King live on TV for first time in historyAfter the news broke, the 61-year-old broadcaster was on standby in the BBC studios to deliver the devastating news to the nation.Since then, the Welsh newsreader has been flooded with praise from the millions of viewers who tuned in for the heartbreaking news up and down the country.Now, Alastair Campbell has revealed the dad-of-five had been preparing to deliver the morbid news months prior to her death in a lengthy post on Twitter.The journalist quote tweeted a post which shared his emotional broadcast on BBC One as he shared his thoughts on his colleague's deliverance online.He wrote: “@thehuwedwards told me a few months ago he had been preparing, practising and even rehearsing in front of his bathroom mirror for this moment for some time.“He said too that the Queen’s death would be the biggest challenge to @BBCNews in its history.

Fans have called for BBC broadcaster Huw Edwards to be knighted for his "magnificent" coverage of the death of the late Queen Elizabeth II.The monarch died on Thursday, 8 September at her home in Balmoral, Scotland, with King Charles, as he is now known, by her side. Other family members including Prince William and Prince Harry rushed to pay their respects, with the latter tragically arriving Elizabeth II's death was announced.

BBC has confirmed the latest changes to its TV schedule following the Queen's death. It was broadcaster Huw Edwards who delivered the news of the Queen’s death live on BBC One on Thursday (September 8) .

Scott Bryan The surreal thing about watching the BBC One coverage of Queen Elizabeth II’s death was that we all knew in advance what the coverage was exactly going to be like once the news arrived. The precise wording. The solemn voices. The black ties and repeated library footage. Many of us had read or re-read news stories such as The Guardian’s “London Bridge is Down” in recent days, reports that revealed the intricate and well rehearsed procedure and broadcast announcements for when the Queen dies. It was a procedure that we had also witnessed first-hand, a similar procedure rolled out when the BBC announced the death of her husband, Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, the previous year.

Katie Price has announced her new documentary has been dropped from Channel 4's schedule and moved to a later date.The reality star's new bare-all documentary, Trauma And Me, was due to air on Channel 4 at 9pm on Thursday night (September).However, the film was pulled from the broadcaster's evening TV schedule following updates about Her Majesty the Queen's ill health.READ MORE:Katie Price will see 'therapist every week for rest of life' after drink drive crashIt came just before the heartbreaking news broke that Her Majesty had passed away "peacefully" at Balmoral Castle on Thursday afternoon.Katie took to her Instagram Stories to inform fans that her documentary had been postponed due to the Queen's ill health.She told fans her "thoughts and prayers" were with the royal family in the post, which was presumably made before news came of Her Majesty's passing.Katie wrote: "My film on @channel4 this evening is being moved to a later date due to the Queen's illness.She added: "My thoughts and prayers are with the Royal Family at this time [pray emoji]."Katie later shared a post from the official royal family Instagram account announcing the beloved monarch had passed.The sombre post included a gorgeous a black and white photo of Queen Elizabeth II.The post contained an official statement from Buckingham Palace which read: "The Queen died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon."The King and The Queen Consort will remain at Balmoral this evening and will return to London tomorrow."Channel 4 joined other major broadcasters such as the BBC and ITV in switching up their schedules to focus on the Queen's illness and passing on Thursday.It was BBC broadcaster Huw Edwards who broke the Queen's passing on BBC News after 6pm, a sombre

Vanessa Feltz appeared on the brink of tears at talkTV as she announced the death of The Queen. The station was in the middle of airing a news bulletin presented by Emily Rose Adams when the news broke of the death of Her Majesty, The Queen.The monarch passed away peacefully at Balmoral aged 96-years-old surrounded by her family as confirmed by Buckingham Palace. READ MORE: BBC's Huw Edwards on brink of tears as he breaks news of Queen's death After the news bulletin ended, the station quickly cut back to the talkRADIO studio in London Bridge where a visibly emotional Vanessa appeared on screen ready to read a pre-prepared speech.Vanessa, appeared to be on the brink of tears announced: "It's 6:32.

This is the moment the BBC announced the death of Queen Elizabeth II. The Queen, who was 96, died at Balmoral on Thursday afternoon (September 8).

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