Channel 4's Gogglebox star Shirley under fire over 'savage' treatment of co-star

Johnny Depp's psychiatrist Dr Alan Blaustein has claimed that the Jack Sparrow actor turned to substances during his marriage to Amber Heard to relieve trauma from his abusive childhood.The professional made the claim as the court battle between the Hollywood star, 58, and his ex-wife, 36, rages on. Depp is suing his ex-wife for £38.2 million ($50m) over an op-ed she wrote for The Washington Post in 2018.Dr Blaustein took to the stand where he said he met with the actor 18 times between October 2014 and January 2015, during the height of the former couple's turbulent relationship.In the conversations the pair had, the doctor told the court how Johnny discussed the abuse he received in his childhood.He said to the court: "The relationship he was in reminded him of his relationship with his psychotic sister and his mum."His drug use, turning to drugs helped relieve the psychic pain he was experiencing."Johnny had issues with marijuana, alcohol and opiates including oxycontin, Dr Blaustien testified in court.He also testified that the "paranoid" actor spoke to him about the pair's "very chaotic" relationship, which was filled with "lots of anger" towards his ex-wife.Dr Blaustein said: "It was a very chaotic relationship with a lot of fluctuations, ups and downs.

EastEnders star Danniella Westbrook is said to be recovering after being rushed to hospital following a "sudden health shock".The actress, 48, who played Sam Mitchell on the hit BBC show, was said to be suffering from Septicemia after a sudden decline in her health following the infection.It comes a day after the star took to Instagram to showcase the results of her latest facial reconstruction surgery.But now the mother of two is said to be recovering at home.An insider claimed: "Danniella suffered a sudden health shock."Thankfully the issue was caught early and dealt with by medical professionals.Danniella has been released from hospital and is home recovering with the support of close family," a representative of the star told The Sun.It comes as the actress was set to enjoy a "meditation and sound healing spiritual retreat" as she detailed the event in view of her 94,100 Instagram followers.Sharing what she's going to be up to on the retreat, Danniella wrote: "On my way to this at last, so needed right now."She also posted a snap of flowers she received from a friend, thanking them for "for brightening up the most miserable day I’ve had in a long time , recovering from septicemia again has been a long road x."Her followers soon inundated her with messages, telling her to enjoy herself and have a relaxing time.It comes as it was reported the actress is set to undergo half a million pounds worth of facial surgery on the NHS in order to "survive".Last month Danniella told of doctors' plans to perform reconstructive surgery on her face.Due to her previous battles with alcohol and drug addiction which she has spoken openly about, Danniella has suffered from a collapsed septum.Thanks to her upcoming operation, Danniella

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A follow-up to the $130M-plus grossing movie Law Abiding Citizen is happening with producer Lucas Foster and screenwriter Kurt Wimmer returning, as well as Gerard Butler and his G-Base partner Alan Siegel reprising their roles as producers.

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Coronation Street star Helen Flanagan looked nothing short of sensational as she opted for a dazzling black minidress for her weekend away. The blonde bombshell, who is famed for playing Rosie Webster on the ITV soap, was inundated with love as she posted the glamorous snap to her 1m Instagram followers.Helen, 31, shared a update of her time away with her fans as the beauty and mother-of-three opted for an incredibly glamorous look paired with a stunning dress.The black dress plunged at the centre, though Helen opted for a bit of extra material as she added a black bandeau to the plunged centre.Her waist was cinched in as the dress barely grazed her thighs before she finished the look with a pair of black strappy heels.With her blonde locks falling softly beside her chest, Helen donned a slight curl while holding her hair in one hand as part of the snap.As for her glamorous makeup look, the beauty donned a subtle smoky eyeshadow before added a swipe of deep purple lippy to finish off the ensemble.Opting for pure glamour from head-to-toe, it's no surprise her fans adored the look, with Helen sharing the photo alongside the caption "LBD" and a black love heart emoji.Fans immediately fawned over Helen's stunning selfie, with the dress designer, Karen Millen, joining in the comments as they wrote: "This outfit looks incredible on you."As her fans showered her with love, one person wrote: "You look beautiful Helen," while another said: "Looking gorgeous!"Helen has always been one to thrill fans, with her stunning snaps combined with sweet family snaps taking up most of her Instagram feed.

Kylian Mbappe made a personal phone call to deliver the bad news to Real Madrid chief Florentino Perez after agreeing a new deal with PSG that will keep in in France for another three seasons. The 23-year-old had been linked with a move to La Liga all season as he snubbed talks over a contract extension to remain in Ligue 1, but has now made up his mind before becoming a free agent. Mbappe has chosen to remain with PSG having won four league titles with the club since his 2017 move from Monaco, and made that clear in an honest telephone chat with Perez this week.Fabrizio Romano told his followers on Saturday (May 21) that Mbappe wanted to tell the Real Madrid chief of his decision directly.

jails will be built in a £6million bid to stop radicalisation behind bars.Three new “separation centres” will keep influential “radicalisers” away from the rest of the prison population, under new Government plans.A specialist group will pick out those considered the most violent and dangerous inmates who will then be moved to the units.Deputy Prime Minister and Justice Secretary Dominic Raab said: “The threat from terrorism is evolving, so our response must adapt.“We are not allowing cultural and religious sensitivities to deter us from nipping in the bud early signs of terrorist risk.“We will isolate radical terrorists in separation centres.”A Government spokesman added: “The most i­nfluential and charismatic terrorists will be kept completely separate from the prison population.”At the end of April, the Government published a report by Jonathan Hall QC, the Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation into terrorism in prisons. It made a number of recommendations, saying that things needed to get stricter.As a result the Government are passing a Bill of Rights to limit terrorists’ ability to bring “trivial claims” against their treatment under the Human Rights Act.

Formula One pitlane, with Red Bull accusing their rivals of copying their own design.Aston Martin remain adamant that hasn't occurred, with an FIA investigation also clearing the team of any wrongdoing, but Red Bull's concerns continue - particularly due to the fact a number of their employees were poached from the Silverstone team during the close season.Red Bull responded to the FIA investigation by saying it was noted 'with interest' but that a transfer of any IP would be of 'serious concern' and the team's technical director Pierre Wache revealed the focus was ensuring no IP leak occurred.“For us, the main aspect was to be sure that it was done within the rules. The FIA checked, and it looks like [it was].

pay debacle at one of the UK's biggest breweries means that staff are set to walk out and potentially cause taps to run dry this summer. Budweiser, Stella Artois, Becks, Boddingtons and Export Pale Ale could be hit as Budweiser's main factory faces mass walk outs in June.

renting a £1.4 million townhouse that backs on to Windsor Castle - and has been spotted walking his dog nearby. Wearing a large black jumper and stylish sunglasses in the fine May weather, Naseem took a stroll down the Queen’s Long Walk stretch which is a 2.64-mile tree-lined avenue.He opted to stretch his legs despite driving a Corvette Stingray supercar worth £120,000.Naseem inspired several future world champions with his enigmatic style and supreme boxing ability, which saw him inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame back in 2015. What are your boxing memories of Prince Naseem Hamed? Tell us in the comments section Having won 36 of his 37 bouts, Naseem held won each of the WBO, IBO and WBC featherweight belts.Retiring at 28 having opted against taking a rematch against Barrera, he is believed to have put his riches into property which has paid dividends.The iconic former boxer is currently helping son Aadam Naseem in his own professional dreams, and was pictured with him in training back in February.Despite backing him on that career path, Naseem said in a rare interview back in 2015 that he did not want his children to follow him into the sport.He said: "I don’t want my kids to fight.

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Gogglebox fans have shared their upset with Shirley Griffiths after she made a raunchy joke about her husband Dave on Friday's show.The hit Channel 4 show returned as the sofa critics returned to share their reactions and opinions on the top shows from the week. Shirley, 66, Dave, 65, and the rest of the Gogglebox crew were seen watching Britain's Got Talent and Oti Mabuse's new dating show Romeo and Duet.The couple were also seen watching the latest episode of Stacey Dooley Sleeps Over, where she visits a domanatrix, who shows the presenter a contraption that attaches to a man's penis.

Gogglebox couple David and Shirley Griffiths' home. However, the advice they received from fans was a little extreme.