Cheryl addresses social media absence after death of Girls Aloud bandmate Sarah Harding

Reddit to moan about her partner who won't stop walking around the flat "completely bottomless". She said the couple had recently moved in together and she wasn't aware of his unusual ways.Posting on the online forum, the 24-year-old said: "He calls this 'Winnie the Poohing'."He told me he started it during work from home because he thought it was funny to be on Zoom and just not have pants on."I'll be honest it makes me a little uncomfortable for him to just constantly have his penis out in front of me."So I have requested he just wear boxers at least."Want all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox? Sign up for our free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletterHowever her request didn't go down too well as her boyfriend called her "controlling" and said he should "appreciate his body".She added: "It just feels kind of unsanitary and weirdly dangerous."He was cooking with oil and a drop of oil spat out of the pan and landed on his penis."So am I the a**hole for not wanting to constantly look at my boyfriend's penis?"The majority of people commenting on the post agreed the woman wasn't in the wrong for telling him to put pants on.One said: "But yeah, after the 2nd day I would just not want his naked a**hole on the shared furniture every single day."This is unsanitary.

toddler in the kitchen unit inside a pizza outlet.The dad, who goes by the name "mixxedjesus" on TikTok, works as a general manager in a Little Caesar pizza chain in US, shared a post of his employees dancing in the kitchen.His toddler daughter stands up in the cot and looks at them while playing the Cocomelon song in the background.The clip quickly sparked concerns from parents who said it's dangerous to place a young child in a working kitchen."Yeah you expect me to believe there's not a single knife in that whole building, not a single one?" a viewer asked.And a second wrote: "This is so unsanitary, can I call corporate for this?"But others supported the dad's decision and said he set a good example to encourage other workplace to be more baby-friendly."I am a single mother who struggles finding and keeping my child safe, I wish my manager let me do this," one said.Another commented: "All respect to their boss for letting parents take their babies to work."A third joked: "This is how people gained their 20 years of work experience when they are still in college."The TikToker also hit back at the trolls by posting another video to show the kitchen.He showed the prepping station and cooking station and showed the location where he put his child."Anything that's grab-able... it's all the way over here," he said while pulling a pizza cutter out from the "knife block"."Does this look like a knife to you? You said my daughter will grab it but she's way over there.

Coronation Street star Jennie McAlpine has been a staple of the ITV cobbles since 2001, when she was just 17 years old. Since then, her iconic character - once the unruly foster child of Roy and Hayley Cropper - has gone through so much on screen it feels like we know her intimately.From being the first actress to ever act out a birth scene live on a soap to Fiz’s marriage to the murderous John Stape, Jennie has dealt with plenty of challenging storylines.But her personal life has also been challenging at times - from battling it out in the rugged conditions of the Australian jungle on I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! to the struggles with her family business.To celebrate the star’s 38th birthday, Daily Star takes a look inside her life - from her forgotten Emmerdale role to her chef husband.Jennie has been dating Chris Farr since 2005, and the pair eventually tied the knot back in 2017 at a secret ceremony.The pair actually met after being introduced by Jennie’s co-star Antony Cotton, best known for playing Sean Tully on the cobbles, who phoned her up to bluntly say: “I’m here with your future husband.

Instagram page boasts 37,500 followers where it questions some of the styles from the retailer.

In an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, Dr Zoe Williams discussed just how important it was for people to familiarise with their breasts and raise any concerns as early as possible.She said of Sarah's death: "I think it was [a wake-up call]."I think that's why Sarah was so brave to share her diagnosis and her experience publicly, because in doing so, undoubtedly she would've saved lives."There will be women who thought they would be too young to be affected by this disease, who will now realise that it can affect younger women and people of other genders."I'm sure there will be many younger people checking because she was so brave to share what happened to her."Jeremy Clarkson says he ‘feels sorry’ for Adam HensonThe doctor went on to

After 26 years of being involved with the Estee Lauder Breast Cancer Campaign, Elizabeth Hurley (or Liz to us) remains passionate about the cause. "Evelyn Lauder asked me to get involved in 1995," explains the actress, who lives in Herefordshire.

Girls Aloud star Kimberley Walsh has revealed that the band's reunion has been halted since the tragic death of their beloved member Sarah Harding. The group are due to celebrate the 20th anniversary of when Girls Aloud was formed next year, and plans were reportedly in motion for a special event to mark the occasion.

Sarah Harding's tragic death last month. Speaking in a new interview, the mother-of-three, 39, clarified: 'It's not really something we're even thinking about obviously, with the situation as it is.

AS one of this country’s most successful Noughties pop groups, Girls Aloud had been planning a reunion to mark their 20th anniversary next year. But that was put on ice after band member Sarah Harding died last month, aged 39, following her diagnosis in 2020 with advanced breast cancer.

Kimberley Walsh has revealed that plans for a Girls Aloud reunion have been put on hold following the devastating death of Sarah Harding.The pop star tragically passed away on September 5 at the age of 39 after a battle with breast cancer and her bandmates have decided to put reunion plans on the back burner while they mourn the loss of their friend. There had been rumours that the girl group would reunite to mark their 20th anniversary next year, but speaking to The Sun, Kimberley admitted that none of them were in the right “headspace” to think about a reunion.

Davina McCall paid a touching tribute to Sarah Harding during Friday's Stand Up To Cancer telethon on Channel 4. The presenter, 54, first met Sarah, who was just 39 when she tragically passed away on Sunday 5 September following a battle with breast cancer, when she hosted Popstars: The Rivals in 2002, the singing competition show where Girls Aloud was formed.

Alan Carr and Adam Hills for Channel 4's Stand Up To Cancer fundraiser for Cancer Research UK. Davina told how reading about Sarah Harding's death from breast cancer brought back memories of her sister.

It feels like a lifetime ago that we used to wait eagerly to see Cheryl’s latest beauty looks on The X Factor. Despite not being treated to weekly updates on her styles, the singer has just returned to Instagram to chat to her fans – and she’s done it with a brand new hair colour.

Cheryl has posted a rare video to her Instagram stories where she thanks fans for attending her Mighty Hoopla event which was before Sarah Harding's tragic death.The star performed at the 2021 Might Hoopla on 4 September which was at Brockwell Park, London.The event took place just a day before Cheryl's former band member died of breast cancer. Sarah Harding died on the 5th September of this year aged just 39 after revealing that she was unwell in August 2020.

cancer sooner. The television presenter spent time with Sarah during both Popstars: The Rivals and The Jump.Davina said the last time she saw Sarah was when the singer competed in The Jump in 2016.She told OK!: "I think the saddest thing is the last time I’d seen Sarah Harding was on The Jump, where she was a contestant.“And, oh my God, such good fun!"But I read somewhere that she’d given herself a hard time for not going to sort it out earlier.That, for me, is always the hardest thing."My sister was given a terminal diagnosis in hospital and gave herself a hard time for not doing something about it.”Davina went on to explain that no one should feel shame over being diagnosed with an illness.She explained: "There’s nothing like the look on

Davina McCall has said the "hardest thing" about Sarah Harding's death is that she was "hard on herself" for not being diagnosed with breast cancer sooner.The Girls Aloud singer sadly passed away after a battle with the disease last month at the tender age of just 39. Davina, 53, had a connection with the superstar, hosting both Popstars: The Rivals – the show which former Girls Aloud in 2002 – and The Jump, which Sarah competed in in 2016.

Ahead of death, Sarah penned her memoir, Hear Me Out, in which she revealed she had delayed seeking medical advice because of the coronavirus pandemic.Sarah told how she put a lump on her breast down to playing too much guitar and was "in denial" about her symptoms.Last month, the singer's mum confirmed the heartbreaking news in an Instagram post via Sarah's official account.She explained the Girls Aloud died peacefully in her sleep at home today.In an emotional tribute, she penned: "It's with deep heartbreak that today I'm sharing the news that my beautiful daughter Sarah has sadly passed away."Many of you will know of Sarah's battle with cancer and that she fought so strongly from her diagnosis until her last day."She slipped away

Sarah Harding tragically passed away last month, long-time friend Davina McCall remembered how Sarah gave herself a hard time because of the delay in diagnosing cancer.Davina, 53, first met Sarah, 39, when she hosted Popstars, the hugely popular singing show where Girls Aloud first formed.Sarah was diagnosed with cancer which later spread, until her sad death last month.Before she died, Sarah wrote a book and revealed that she had delayed seeing a doctor about her health concerns because of the pandemic and her fear.The Girls Aloud star said she was "in denial" about her symptoms at first.

Lucy Kennedy has opened up about the late Sarah Harding, remembering her as someone who was ‘very nice’ to everyone but delicate and brought out her protective side.

Davina McCall has spoken out on Sarah Harding's death weeks on from her tragic passing.TV host Davina, 53, first met Sarah, who was just 39 at the age of her death, when the brunette TV star hosted Popstars, the singing competition show where Girls Aloud was formed. Nearly 20 years after the show, Sarah tragically passed away last month after being diagnosed with cancer which later spread.

Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace has emotionally opened up on her fears she wasn't a good enough friend to Nikki Grahame and Sarah Harding before their tragic deaths. Big Brother legend Nikki passed away in April at the age of 38 after a battle with anorexia, while Girls Aloud singer Sarah passed away from secondary breast cancer last month.