Chloe Madeley parades blossoming baby bump in skintight crop top and shorts

Louis Theroux is set to interview Stormzy for a new BBC series.The six-part series, currently titled The Louis Theroux Interviews, will see the documentary filmmaker in conversation with some of the biggest names in entertainment.Stormzy will be the focus of the first episode, as Theroux joins him on tour and at home “for an in-depth and personally revealing encounter” with the British rapper.The remaining episodes will each feature a different guest, which are yet to be announced.Speaking about the series, Theroux said: “I’m so excited to be embarking on this new series – something very different to the kind of TV I normally make. This will be a chance to meet and spend time with people I admire, getting to know them, having long form and revealing conversations, with honesty, emotion, and humour.“To be kicking off with the genius that is Stormzy is proper pinch-me stuff.

new hotel concepts, or leading the next generation of Black and Latinx entrepreneurs to success, Pharrell has been an architect of the culture for over two decades. As the icon celebrates another trip around the sun, celebrate alongside us with photos of his style and performance moments through the years.

Location, Location, Location presenter Kirstie Allsopp has taken to Twitter to respond to comments asking whether she's worried her hit Channel 4 property show could be cancelled following the privatisation of the broadcaster.The property expert, 50, claimed that her and Phil Spencer's property programme is likely to remain on the channel thanks to its huge popularity as she claims it makes the channel a "fortune".In view of her 426,600 followers, Kirstie set the record straight over whether she is fearful for the future of her show.She wrote: "Let’s just get this out of the way, LLL makes a fortune for C4, shows like mine are very unlikely to be axed, it’s news & current affairs, and cutting edge dramas which are likely to be thinned out."Profit will be king and the passion & inclusion of Channel 4 will be lost," she added.Kirstie's remarks come after a fan of the show questioned why she had been so vocal against the privatisation of Channel 4.Twitter user @iamchica asked the star why she was so "angry" at the prospect of the channel being made private.They wrote: "Are you worried your LLL show could be axed eventually hence so much anger and protest from you???"Their tweet came after Kirstie shared her thoughts on the move, after it was announced yesterday that the government will push ahead with the privatisation of the channel, despite the broadcaster urging to keep it under public ownership.She wrote: "Believe me, anyone in TV who supports the sale of Channel 4 is doing so because they fancy a slice of the pie."Whatever their politics, people who really love British television know the part Channel plays in creating great UK content," Kirstie added.Following her thoughts on the matter, the star was soon inundated

GOOD Morning Britain viewers slammed Richard Madeley for making an "inappropriate" joke about the war in Ukraine. The broadcaster parroted a headline he'd read in a paper as he and Susanna Reid discussed McDonald's, Starbucks and Coca-Cola withdrawal from Russia following the invasion into its neighbouring country.

Good Morning Britain host Richard Madeley has caused a stir with viewers after making an "inappropriate" joke regarding the Ukrainian war. On Wednesday (March 9), Richard caused a stir with fans and received a tonne of backlash after he made an awkward joke about the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Chloe Madeley has revealed she had a two-year struggle to conceive with husband James Haskell before she became pregnant with her first child.The fitness fanatic, who is the daughter of Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan announced her pregnancy last month.However, the star recently expressed feeling guarded to share information regarding her pregnancy due to her previous issues.During a Q&A session on Instagram, Chloe, 34, was questioned on why she hasn't shared more about her experience with her fans online.Discussing the reason behind her decision, Chloe penned: "Well, I suppose there's a few reasons why I'm not solely or constantly posting about being pregnant..."She continued: "1. As wonderful as it is, there is actually a lot more to my life than the fact that I'm pregnant.

James Haskell were trying for a baby for two years before she fell pregnant. The star, 34, opened up about feeling ‘really sad’ when she saw others becoming pregnant, so has tried not to speak too much about her pregnancy on social media.Responding to a fan in an Instagram Q&A who asked about why she hadn’t posted about her pregnancy more, Chloe responded: ‘Well, I suppose there’s a few reasons why I’m not solely or constantly posting about being pregnant…‘1. As wonderful as it is, there is actually a lot more to my life than the fact that I’m pregnant.

She added that herself and husband James had been trying to conceive for two years prior to her pregnancy and said it was difficult for her to see other people post about it.The star said: “I remember when I was trying, for 2 years, and it was hard watching everyone around me get pregnant.“It didn’t make me feel jealous or envious. It just made me feel… sad.

Good Morning Britain viewers have slammed Richard Madeley for quizzing Iceland's First Lady about whether she'd pick up a gun to defend her family if she was in the situation of people in Ukraine. The presenter brought up the question on Tuesday's show, which saw him and Susanna Reid talking about International Women's Day with Iceland's First Lady Eliza Jean Reid.

Good Morning Britain guest presenter Richard Madeley has addressed a confrontation with a furious viewer who told the TV host that he "loathed and despised him".

Chloe Madeley has left her fans gushing after she shared an adorable throwback photo of herself and her dad Richard Madeley. The 34-year-old took to her social media account to showcase a never-before-seen pic to her 247k followers online.Smiling gleefully in the photo, Chloe who was only 12 years old at the time, could be seen with her arms around her father.Good Morning Britain presenter Richard was all smiles too as he hugged his daughter while wearing a white shirt and a long brown tie.

Mum-to-be Chloe Madeley showed off her growing baby bump while working out over the weekend. Posting a gym selfie to Instagram, the 34 year old fitness fanatic - who is expecting her first child with husband James Haskell - joked that she had been: “Imposing myself on gym floors since 2013.” And though keeping active during pregnancy is an important part of staying fit and healthy, it can be a difficult and challenging time, leading many pregnant people to become unsure about what they can and can’t do.

Good Morning Britain viewers have claimed Susanna Reid appeared 'mortified' as Richard Madeley quizzed one of the show's latest guests.

Richard Madeley has managed to rub up Good Morning Britain viewers the wrong way.The 65-year-old presenter was back on our screens on Monday morning (March 7) alongside co-host Susanna Reid.They welcomed Ukrainian MP Lesia Vasylenko onto the ITV breakfast show to discuss the ongoing crisis.She told the presenters that she was prepared to risk for life for her country during the interview.Lesia explained that she fled Ukraine with her three children but later returned to fight back against the Russian army.Former This Morning host Richard began the interview by asking Vasylenko whether she could shoot someone if she needed.He asked: "Can I ask you a very difficult, personal question?"You are a cultured, civilised human being, you’re a democratically elected MP, you're a mother of three as we said, and you now have an AK47 propped up in the corner and you’re said you’re prepared to use it."Can I just ask you about that last bit? Are you really capable as the person as I’ve just described, the person looking down a barrel of a rifle and shooting somebody dead?"The MP replied: "The AK47 sits in the other room" as she held up a gun to the screen."I have another gun which I carry with me all the time, I sleep with it, I go to the bathroom with it. Do I have a choice? No, I do not have a choice.”"When I have reports every single day coming in from Russian soldiers roaming through our villages and the streets of all kinds of towns, breaking into people’s houses and just shooting at people because they are moving targets, then no, I do not have a choice.""As I said I am pro-life.

Chloe Madeley revealed her growing baby bump during a workout session on Sunday, March 6, and the star is positively blooming.The social media star and fitness guru, who is the daughter of TV presenting legends Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan and is expecting her first child with husband James Haskell, posed in the centre of her gym surrounded by weights and machines. Wearing a black crop top and bicycle shorts combo, the 34 year old also showed some skin as took a snap of her changing body shape in profile. Chloe wore her highlighted blonde locks swept up into a simple top knot, and opted for a makeup-free look as she concentrated on her fitness.

If you have been affected by this story, you can call the Samaritans on 116 123 or visit www.samaritans.org 

Richard Madeley, one half of presenting duo Richard and Judy, has admitted that he thinks his father was sexually abused during his time at boarding school as a teenager, which led him to hit Richard as a child.The 65-year-old Good Morning Britain presenter said that his father, Christopher Holt Madeley, was “broken”, “f***ed up” and used to hit young Richard “five or six times a year” with a bamboo stick.He opened up about his dad's abusive nature to The Sunday Times Magazine: “That went on until I was about nine or 10 and he went a bit too far.“He hit me too many times and my mother had a word and that was that. I just want to put that in context - I didn’t feel it was out of the ordinary, other boys got hit by their parents, but I didn’t like it.”Richard went on to say that he “wished it hadn’t happened” and explained that his father’s actions were a result of his upbringing throughout boarding school.The ITV presenter revealed a dark secret which he believes is the root of his dad’s behaviour, which began in his childhood.He said that Christopher was a “very happy farmer’s boy” until his parents discovered that he had a girlfriend, which they “thought was the road to perdition”, a Christian ideology that someone is doomed for an eternal state or punishment and damnation.After the suspicions aroused, Richard’s grandparents “packed his father off to a ghastly place”, where he was “considered an outsider” because the “rest of the boys would have known one another since prep school”.Richard said that the time his father spent at boarding school “f***ed him up” and made him “very unhappy” as he had been “betrayed by his parents”.“I have a strong suspicion he was sexually abused in some way.

Richard Madeley has candidly discussed the relationship he had with his father Christopher Holt Madeley.The Good Morning Britain host, 65, has described their strained relationship and shares his belief that his dad was sexually abused when he was sent to boarding school as a teenager. Richard said his dad would hit him "five or six times a year" with a bamboo stick.

Good Morning Britain presenter Richard Madeley has stopped looking at social media whenever he is on TV.He is fed up with trolls throwing a virtual “bucket of ordure” in his face.Madeley - often nicknamed Alan Partridge after the bungling telly host played by Steve Coogan -used to look at Twitter to gauge public opinion.He would surf the net when he co-hosted TV’s Richard and Judy chat show to see what people thought.But back then it seems folk were a lot kinder than now.He explained: “In the past, when Twitter was just getting into its stride, I would go on after Richard and Judy to see what people were saying about the show because it was interesting, sometimes critical, but not stupid or cruel.“Now, after doing Good Morning Britain, it’s like having a bucket of ordure thrown into your face. So I don’t look at it.”Madeley says that unlike some in the telly industry, he has had to learn to live with being scrutinised over everything he says and does on the box.He adds: “You have to learn to live with it, because if you can’t your life is going to be torture.“I’ve known some presenters pack it in because they couldn’t stand it.

RICHARD Madeley has opened up about a devastating family secret. The 65-year-old told how he believes his father Christopher Holt Madeley was sexually abused as a teenager at boarding school. Despite his dad never admitting what happened, Richard says he was left "f***ed up" and "broken" after being sent away from home at 15.