Charley Webb gives update on Emmerdale future amid ‘extremely stressful’ time at home

Just one day before she was set to receive the prestigious Honorary Golden Bear Award from the Berlin International Film Festival, Isabelle Huppert announced she can't receive the award in person after testing positive for COVID-19.The 68-year-old French actress tested positive for COVID-19 in Paris on Monday, with Berlinale confirming she won't accept the award in person on Tuesday.'Unfortunately, today Isabelle Huppert has been tested positive for the coronavirus in Paris and therefore she will not be able to attend the Berlin International Film Festival,' read a statement from Berlinale. Prestigious:Just one day before she was set to receive the prestigious Honorary Golden Bear Award from the Berlin International Film Festival, Isabelle Huppert announced she can't receive the award in person after testing positive for COVID-19 Award:The 68-year-old French actress tested positive for COVID-19 in Paris on Monday, with Berlinale confirming she won't accept the award in person on TuesdayStill, Huppert said she, 'doesn't feel sick,' according to Berlinale artistic directorCarlo Chatrian and they plan on holding the ceremony on Tuesday.'While informing the festival, she emphasized that she feels very dedicated to the Berlinale and wants to participate in any possible way also to support her latest film À Propos de Joan,' the statement read.

Nick Cannon pining for lost love this Valentine's Day? The talk show host dropped a new song on Monday that serves as a love letter of sorts to his ex-wife, Mariah Carey.In Cannon's new song «Alone» — which tellingly sample's Carey's 1990 single «Love Take Time» — the 41-year-old artist and TV personality belts out some particularly poignant lyrics that allude to him still having feelings for the famed diva.«I say I’m cool when I know I miss it/ I’d trade it all for the case/ If I could have you back/ If I could go back to where we started at,» an apparently emotional Cannon croons on the track.Cannon shared the song to Twitter and wrote in the post, «This is for anybody else who is #ALONE on Valentines Day… I had to come Raw from the heart on this one. #Broken #Shattered #Toxic #RAW&B #Alone.»This is for anybody else who is #ALONE on Valentines Day… I had to come Raw from the heart on this one.

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Call the Midwife chiefs have to limit the amount of blood they show on the BBC on Christmas Day.Fans of the TV drama starring Jenny Agutter and Helen George are used to seeing graphic scenes as the nuns and midwives deliver babies and cope with medical emergencies.But there is one day of the year when the BBC puts its foot down and tells the producers to keep bloody clips to a minimum.Creator Heidi Thomas tells Radio Times: “Every so often we get into a minor negotiation with them about the amount of blood you can see on Christmas Day.”Fans are currently on tenterhooks over this Sunday’s finale.It looks like TV favourites Dr Turner (Stephen McGann) and Sister Julienne (Agutter) might be killed off.Both were left for dead at the end of last Sunday’s cliffhanger after they were caught up in an horrific train crash.Asked if she would bump such popular characters off, Heidi said: “I’m a very daring woman.”The show has been recommissioned for two more series which will take the story to 1969.Heidi added: “I don’t see us running out of stories any time soon.”Actress Helen has hit back at trolls after getting "ridiculous" messages about the fact she was pregnant while filming the show.The BBC star revealed that she's had messages from people questioning why she was shooting the latest instalment of the East End drama when she was clearly pregnant, particularly when her character Trixie wasn't.Helen – who gave birth to her second daughter, Lark, late last year – took to Twitter to respond to her critics and suggested that people just support each other."I've seen too many ridiculous comments about my pregnancy whilst filming Call The Midwife," she wrote, adding that she thanked those who had sent "the lovely comments"."Women get

Emmerdale' s Charley Webb admitted she sometimes felt like she was “sinking” with the pressures brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.

Emmerdale’s Charley Webb has opened up about the pressures of lockdown and homeschooling, admitting that there are days where she feels like she’s “sinking a little bit”. Taking to her Instagram story to check in with her social media following, Charley, 32, said she had experienced a tough day when looking after her children – Buster, 10, Bowie, 5, and baby Ace.

Emmerdale star Charley Webb opened up about her home life in a candid video as the ITV favourite admitted things were becoming "too much".The Debbie Dingle actress recently returned to the Dales following her maternity leave after giving birth to her youngest son Ace in 2019.Charley, 31, married her co-star Matthew Wolfenden - who plays David Metcalfe - in a surprise ceremony the previous year.The couple also share sons, Buster, 10, and five-year-old Bowie, together.In a candid Instagram video, the small-screen star admitted she felt she was "sinking".It comes after the Debbie Dingle star had previously addressed her troubles with homeschooling her children during the lockdown.Taking to her stories, Charley commented: "Yesterday, was not

Charley Webb teased her Emmerdale fans about her future on the programme after many viewers quizzed her on returning to the hit soap “permanently”.The actress has played the character of Debbie Dingle on the ITV show since 2002, but she was on maternity leave last year after welcoming her youngest son Ace, one. Despite Charley admitting she had no plans to return to Emmerdale in 2019, fans saw the TV star return to the Yorkshire-based soap during the Christmas Day episode.

During lockdown we’ve seen more and more celebrities passing the time by taking part in Q&A sessions with their fans on Instagram, and it’s fast becoming one of our most enjoyable ways to learn more about our favourite stars. And Emmerdale actress Charley Webb is the latest celeb to give fans an insight into her life.

When it comes to glamorous soap stars, Emmerdale's Charley Webb reigns supreme.The mum-of-three, who returned to the ITV soap this month after maternity leave, is looking more gorgeous than ever. She’s also been taking time off her mum duties to share beauty tips with her fans.

Charley Webb melted hearts with a sweet snap as she posed up a storm with her rarely seen lookalike sister Cassie Lomas.

Sarah Sugden has currently found herself at the centre of scandal on Emmerdale.The young character got back in touch with drug dealer Danny and then hid a bag of pills in Ethan’s jacket in dramatic scenes. But although it is all happening for the daughter of Debbie Dingle, what about the actress that plays her? Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK's daily newsletter .

Charley Webb has candidly admitted she finds homeschooling her three sons “so stressful”. Emmerdale actress and mum of three Charley said her sons Buster, ten, Bowie, five, and one year old Ace are “feral” as she opened up on her time in lockdown. Charley, who plays Debbie Dingle on the ITV soap, described her time in lockdown as “chaos” as she appeared on Loose Women.

direct to your inboxEmmerdale's Charley Webb has joked about the chaos of homeschooling her 'feral' sons. The actress, who plays Debbie Dingle in the ITV soap, shares three sons - Buster, Bowie and Ace - with co-star husband Matthew Wolfenden.

Charley Webb has revealed that she is struggling to homeschool her 'feral' three boys.

Emmerdale bombshell Charley Webb stole the show as she shared a stunning throwback snap taken with her lookalike sister Cassie Lomas from a fun night out together.

Emmerdale star Charley Webb, 32, said filming had become more difficult as she was no longer just learning her lines, but had also been doing her own hair and make-up for scenes.The Debbie Dingle star surprised fans with her return to the soap last month, where she was revealed as Al Chapman's (played by Michael Wildman) mystery woman.Discussing the changes on set on Loose Women today, the actress was asked if she had found filming for the soap difficult during lockdown.She replied: “Do you know what, yeah I did.

It’s all going on in the Yorkshire Dales at the moment, and Sarah Sugden finds herself in the centre of it all in hit show Emmerdale.The character, played 18 year old by Katie Hill, got back in touch with drug dealer Danny and then hid a bag of pills in Ethan’s jacket in dramatic scenes. So what’s next for the character? And who are her parents in the hit ITV show? Let’s take a look… Who is Sarah Sugden’s mum and dad in Emmerdale? Sarah’s mum is newly returned Debbie Dingle, played by Charley Webb, and her dad is Andy Sugden, played by Kelvin Fletcher.

Emmerdale star Charley Webb has joked that her three sons are "feral" while discussing being locked down with her little lads and husband Matthew Wolfenden. The mum-of-three spoke to Brenda Edwards, Jane Moore, Janet Street Porter and Gloria Hunniford on Loose Women on Wednesday.

Emmerdale fans following her return to the soap as Debbie Dingle this evening.The actress took to Instagram to speak out on the reaction from viewers following her comeback.It comes after Charley’s character Debbie became involved in a cheating scandal in the show.Al Chapman (played by Michael Wildman) had been having dalliances behind fiancée Priya's (Fiona Wade) back with a mystery woman, who was revealed to be Debbie.Al first met Debbie in Scotland after she temporarily left the Dales to set up her own garage.However, his secret could be at risk of being unveiled as Debbie returned to Emmerdale to sort things out with her daughter, Sarah (Katie Hill), who had run away from home after dropping a packet of drugs into the vicar's son's