Christine and Frank Lampard 'thrilled' to have baby boy but won't have another little Lampard, pal says

Eamonn Holmes has opened up about his exit from ITV in a new candid interview.The presenter, who now works at GB News, took to Twitter to share more insight into him leaving, as well as what he thinks about ITV’s response.In an interview released today, Eamonn shared how he had “no idea” why he’d been dropped from presenting This Morning.This came after he and his wife Ruth Langsford were replaced on the show by Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary in 2021.The broadcaster explained this is what ultimately led to his exit from the channel.Speaking about this, Eamonn said he was not told why this happened, branding ITV “sly” over the move.He said to the Daily Mail’s Weekend Magazine: “No one explained anything to me.“I'm all for TV companies being able to choose who works for them, but it would be nice if you were told why you were going.“They're sly.They didn't want to announce that I'd been dropped because it would adversely affect audience figures, so they made it look as if I'd walked away from them rather than the other way round.“They had a chat with my agent and announced that I was going to GB News when they'd done no more than ask if I'd be interested in joining them.”He also addressed claims that the reasons for his exit were to improve on-screen diversity.Eamonn added: “I'm not going to have myself derided as some sort of has-been.“I may be male and pale but I'm still at the top of my game.”In response to his claims, ITV said: “This isn't a version of events we recognise and as we have said before we wish Eamonn all the very best.”Now Eamonn has reacted to this, as he opened up about the interview to his Twitter followers this morning.He responded to one fan named Miguel Carreras who wrote: “Great article in this

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CHRISTINE and Frank Lampard were seen for the first time since she gave birth to their second baby Freddie. The TV presenter, 42, stepped out with her footballer husband, also 42, with their Havanese dog Minnie.

Christine Lampard has been spotted out and about for the first time since giving birth to her son Freddie.

Christine Lampard and her husband Frank have been pictured out and about in London for the first time since welcoming their second child together.In photos published by Mail Online, the proud parents were spotted taking their pet pooch Minnie out for a walk as they wrapped up warm in winter coats.MORE: Inside Christine and Frank's £10m mansion where they're raising second babyChristine, who announced the birth of her son Freddie on Monday, appeared to show no signs of sleepless nights as she looked naturally radiant.

Harry Redknapp has playfully responded to the Celtic vacancy when he was asked if he would like to succeed Neil Lennon. The legendary manager remains invested in the beautiful game and has never completely shut the door on making a return to the dugout.

Christine and Frank Lampard have just welcomed their second child together, and the lucky baby boy will be brought up in their incredible home.

A whole galaxy of baby stars have been born into the showbiz world so far in 2021.

Christine and Frank Lampard feel their family is complete, reports say.

West Ham boss. Lampard had only been at a fans' forum to "make the numbers up" but got dragged into a row when one Hammers supporter questioned the decision to let Scott Canham leave, suggesting he was a better player.

Christine Lampard recently announced she has given birth to her second child with husband Frank Lampard. The Loose Women panellist, 42, has welcomed a baby boy with her former Chelsea manager husband Frank, 42.

CHRISTINE and Frank Lampard have made their luxury £10 million home into a glamorous haven perfect for their kids to grow up in. The pair, who are already parents to two-year-old Patricia, recently revealed the happy news that they welcomed their second child into the world.

Christine Lampard and her husband Frank Lampard have officially welcomed their second child together, Freddie George Lampard. SEE: Christine Lampard reveals wedding reservations with husband Frank for the first timeThe couple are already parents to their two-year-old daughter Patricia, while former professional footballer Frank is also a doting father to two older girls, Luna and Isla, from his former relationship with Elen Rivas.Together, the family live in London in one of the most epic celebrity homes of all time.MORE: Christine and Frank Lampard's incredible kitchen revealedIts believed to be worth an estimated £10million and has a spacious open plan living area, and a garden where they appear to enjoy having barbecues in the summer.

Frank and Christine Lampard have become parents for the second time after the birth of their baby boy, who they have given a very special name.

Christine Lampard and her husband Frank, who have welcomed their second child!Taking to Instagram to share the first baby photo, the proud mum gushed: "Let us introduce you to our newest addition... Frederick (Freddie) George Lampard!"We are completely in love @franklampard."READ: Frank Lampard reveals how wife Christine supports him through work pressuresWATCH: Christine Lampard opens up about second pregnancyChristine and Frank are already parents to their two-year-old daughter Patricia.

Loose Women host Christine Lampard has given birth to a baby boy.The 42-year-old presenter and her husband Frank Lampard have chosen to name their little bundle of joy Frederick George Lampard, after Christine's father.Frank and Christine welcomed the tot last week and are now back home in a "bubble of absolute joy" with the rest of their family.The proud parents confirmed the exciting news on Instagram on Monday.Christine can be seen proudly holding her son in her arms in the beautiful photo that was taken at the hospital.Christine posted: "Let us introduce you to our newest addition...Frederick (Freddie) George Lampard! We are completely in love."Unsurprisingly, the telly star's sweet social media post was inundated with messages from her

Christine Lampard has announced she has given birth to her second child with husband Frank Lampard. Loose Women star Christine, 42, has welcomed a baby boy with her former Chelsea manager husband Frank, 42.

Christine Lampard has given birth to her second child.

Tuchel played Havertz as a false nine in Saturday's 0-0 Premier League draw against Leeds United at Elland Road.The 21-year-old didn't have quite the impact he had against Everton last week - when he forced an own goal and won a penalty to inspire Chelsea's 2-0 victory.But his movement caused the Leeds defence plenty of problems, with his finishing ultimately letting him down.Afterwards, Tuchel said the reason for playing Havertz as a nine was simple - that's his best position.While some fans might argue he was better in the role he played against Everton, Tuchel's conviction was in stark contrast to Lampard's comments a few months ago, when he didn't seem to know where best to play Havertz.Following Chelsea's draw against Leeds, Tuchel was

drew 0-0 with Leeds United.Rudiger came back into the side after missing last week's win over Everton, as Tuchel continued to rotate his stars.While Chelsea's attack failed to fire at Elland Road, at the back they kept a fourth consecutive clean sheet in the Premier League, and their fifth in all compeititions.And Rudiger was a big part of that, making several clearances - including one from right in front of Leeds striker Patrick Bamford in the first half.He also pushed forward in a bid to help find the breakthrough that never came, and even tried a couple of long shots.The 28-year-old has turned his Chelsea career around under Tuchel, having started every league match under his compatriot barring last week's Everton game.It is a far cry

Frank Lampard’s fine list at Chelsea has been axed as Thomas Tuchel has been reining the changes in. The German has remained unbeaten since taking over from his predecessor in January, looking to make it 12 games against Leeds.