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Stacey Solomon, 32, has taken to Instagram to share a picture from her first swim with her daughter Rose, with the Loose Women panellist being met with floods of messages gushing over the star.Stacey posted a picture of herself in a bikini, while opening up about her "insecurities".Stacey stunned as she held a smiling Rose up next to her at the corner of a swimming pool.The TV personality beamed in a black bikini, as she spread body positivity to her five million followers.Stacey styled her red tresses in a waved look, and wore a gold necklace.She captioned the post: "Rose's first swim, she loved it so much.A post shared by Stacey Solomon (@staceysolomon)"Although there were definitely moments when it looked like she wasn’t too pleased with the water the way she was splashing it."I forgot how magical those first swims are, even though it feels like yesterday we were taking Rex for his first swim now he’s cannon balling in."Stacey then took to her post to share a body positive message to her followers, explaining why she posted the picture.She penned: "P.S I had a little moment getting ready for swimming where I felt a little bit insecure."Then I remembered how grateful I am that my body has grown the love of my life."For anyone else who hears that mean little voice from time to time."Tell it to get lost and be quiet because it’s lying.Stacey continued: "You’re so beautiful and your body is incredible."No matter what some of the things we see will lead us to believe."Friends and fans alike flooded the comments to thank Stacey for her candid post and compliment the star.Taliamar said: "Omg you two are just so adorable and I can’t even imagine being insecure when you’re that bloody beautiful!!!!" (sic)Kathylouisecw added:

Miguel and his wife Nazanin Mandi were back together after a four month separation, Ben Stiller and his ex-wife, Christine Taylor, are following suit.In a new interview with Esquire, the Night At The Museum actor revealed that they were back together, saying the COVID-19 pandemic sparked their reunion.In 2020, the pair decided that it would be best for him to move back into the family home, so he could be with their two children— daughter Ella, 19, and son Quinlin, 16—during the lockdown.A post shared by Esquire (@esquire)“Then, over the course of time, it evolved,” he told Esquire. “We were separated and got back together and we’re happy about that.”He continued, “It’s been really wonderful for all of us. Unexpected, and one of the things that came out of the pandemic.”As he went on to explain the surprising development in their relationship, the Zoolander star talked about mutual respect within their marriage while acknowledging one another’s differences.A post shared by Esquire (@esquire)“I think we have a respect for the ways that we’re similar and the ways we’re different,” he said.

Michael Jordan and Dennis Rodman had their fair share of conflict during their time in the NBA, the pair grew to love one another--and still do, to this day.Both Chicago Bulls legends were in attendance at the 2022 All-Star Game in Cleveland, Ohio, where the 75 greatest players of all time gathered to be honored by the NBA. Though it was initially reported that Jordan couldn’t attend the event because he was at the Daytona 500, he ended up making it and receiving the biggest ovation of the night.During his time on the big stage, MJ reunited with his former teammate Dennis Rodman.“What up, boy?...

DON'T MISS...Bucks Fizz's Cheryl Baker on heartbreak over friend Anna Karen's death [INSIGHT]Meghan Markle's Suits co-star admits she mocked after seeing him naked [TWITTER]Louise Minchin congratulates former BBC co-star on decision to quit [PICTURES]However, some other fans did share their disappointment that they wouldn't see her in person at tonight's event.User Mirrorbalfe wrote: "I understand but speaking for myself I've been waiting for this for 2 years and seeing ppl saying it's not a big deal hurts, cause it is for me as fan, I'm very sad and upset you won't be there In person and I understand some things are out of your reach but can I just be sad? :(." (sic)While Larissa Oliveira replied: "We understand how difficult it is to adapt to the new life of a mother, having to travel and take the little child in the middle of a pandemic."But you've done it several times for Belfast, because now, in a SINGLE event, it has to be different? Outlander is less important?"Sam, who plays Jamie Fraser, walked the red carpet tonight with other cast members.He posed with his on-screen daughter Sophie and his on-screen son-in-law Richard Rankin.Other stars of the new series at the event included Lauren Lyle, Steven Cree and Cesar Domboy.Alexander Vlahos was also there ahead of joining the cast in the news series as Allan.

BBC broadcaster took to Instagram to share a clip from the latest episode of her podcast where she broke down in tears as she discussed her cancer battle and the importance of her podcast in getting her through.Deborah has documented her cancer battle on her Instagram as well her BBC podcast You, Me and the Big C.The BBC star took to Instagram today to share a clip of her latest episode where she thanked those following her on the "lonely" journey.She said: "Talking into this microphone has brought me back to life a little bit and..."Deborah then began to get emotional, with listeners able to hear her voice cracking.A post shared by Deborah James (@bowelbabe)She continued: "Now I'm going to get emotional."Because I didn't know what to do 10 days ago when I came round from ICU, I didn't know what to do and I was so traumatised and so I picked up the microphone and just talked into it."And, thank you for listening or if you've picked up retrospectively."Deborah then spoke about how much this podcast meant to her along with her loyal listeners wrapping themselves around her in a "blanket of love".She continued: "I don't know, maybe it helps you?"I hope it does, but my word, it's made me not feel alone."I feel like, right now, I'm speaking to my mates."I feel utterly wrapped in a blanket of love."Yeah, I think the power of I suppose podcasting and that intimate conversation has literally given me life again."Starting the podcast, Deborah explained she felt the need to record the notes to make sense of what had been "the most traumatic event of my life."In December 2016, the mother-of-two, previously a school deputy head, was diagnosed "late" with incurable bowel cancer.After sharing her experiences on living with the disease

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? host Jeremy Clarkson, 60, who also fronts The Grand Tour alongside Richard Hammond, 50, and James May, 57, has said he is "baffled" over the COVID-19 regulations after he was warned that his hay bales outside his farm shop were in "breach" of the rules.The former Top Gear presenter addressed the situation in a new interview.It comes after Jeremy explained that he was "baffled" by the COVID-19 regulations in place.To explain his story, he shared the time he was playing a card game in a bar with "three old men" in the Basque region of Spain a few years back.Jeremy began: "Every now and again, for no reason that I could see, one of them would shout at me and then take some of my money."And that’s how I feel with

Jeremy Clarkson has told of his doubts over Chief Medical Officer for England Chris Whitty’s coronavirus science, and suggested that the UK is ‘paralysed’ in its response to the pandemic.The Grand Tour star aired his feelings about the government’s coronavirus guidelines in a piece for The Times, in which he suggested that forcing people to stay indoors has made Whitty the ‘most powerful man in the country’ as well as ‘the most dangerous’.Boris Johnson’s new rule of banning groups of more than six people from meeting up came into action today, with it not including offices and schools.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has weighed in on the government’s new coronavirus restrictions for the UK and how chief medical officer Chris Whitty’s approach of “following the science” when dealing with the pandemic could be a “fool’s errand”.The Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? host spoke out about the recent rise in cases of COVID-19, but insisted “there’s no great worry” that the NHS will be overwhelmed because the “number of deaths has dropped dramatically”.However, he argued that the impact of the public being told to “stay indoors and hide” will cause even more damage to the economy.Branding restrictions “a load of tripe”, Jeremy said: “The government’s chief medical officer, Chris Whitty, has your life, your children’s future and Boris

Jane Park after watching Who Wants To Be A Millionaire as a contestant won the million pound prize for the first time in 14 years. Jane, 24, who scooped £1m back in 2013 in the EuroMillions draw, couldn't contain her excitement while she tuned into the ITV show on Friday night.

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire host Jeremy Clarkson has declared Donald Fear the best contestant the show has ever had.

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire continues tomorrow at 9pm on ITV.

perceived to refer to the Falklands conflict of 1982.The Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? host alluded to the controversy on Twitter on Wednesday, proving the fiasco is still a bit raw.At the time the BBC said the vehicle, the A Porsche 928, had been bought by production staff and the licence plate was coincidental.Jeremy claimed that the team had been pelted with stones while filming and called it ‘genuinely scary’.Hilarious news.

Jeremy Clarkson got on viewers’ nerves this evening as they picked up on one of his mannerisms on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire.

Jeremy Clarkson completely gobsmacked. Nobody has gone on to take home the life-changing sum since Charles Ingram cheated his way to the top back in 2001.Now, as the latest season gets underway, one lucky contestant managed to defeat all odds and bagged the big bucks.Despite the identity of the lucky quiz fanatic being kept under wraps by bosses on the show, Clarkson has revealed the moment he knew it was all about to change.The 60-year-old host claimed that he was sat in front of an "encyclopedia" who tried their luck with several questions.Jeremy said: "It was like having the Encyclopaedia Britannica sitting opposite me."They simply knew the answer.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, did not hold back when it came to expressing how he really felt about the Duke and Duchess of Sussex creating "hopeful" content for streaming service Netflix.The motor expert, who currently fronts The Grand Tour on rival streaming platform Amazon Prime, claimed that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s philanthropic shows will be “drivel” and “just awful”.Jeremy said of the couple: “They will be drivel. “£100million to make shows and films that inform and give hope? Kill me.“I’d be much better making their programmes, as I don’t give a s**t about anything they give a s**t about.

Jeremy Clarkson has unleashed a scathing attack on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle following the news they've signed a deal with Netflix. Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex recently announced that they signed an eyewatering £100 million deal with the streaming giant.

Jeremy Clarkson has taken a swipe at Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, over their plans to launch a series of optimistic projects on Netflix.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has slammed Health Secretary Matt Hancock while commenting on “catastrophically boring” politicians in his latest column.The motor expert has bemoaned current day “hapless” government ministers, claiming people “can’t be bothered” to try and understand what they’re talking about. Jeremy questioned: “When did politicians decide that to get their message across they needed to be catastrophically boring?“I watched Matt Hancock last week talking about something or other, and I swear to God that if he'd used exactly the same words while on a train, in a hi-vis jacket, I'd have assumed he was making an announcement about a signal failure outside Peterborough.“I can't help wondering if politicians talk like this when they go

Jeremy Clarkson has issued some brutal suggestions to the new director-general of the BBC, Tim Davie.The Top Gear star said the broadcaster needs to realise "nobody watches" scheduled TV anymore.The 60-year-old spoke out in his latest column, urging them to think about peoples changing viewing habits.The star previously fronted the hugely-successful BBC motoring series and now hosts The Grand Tour on streaming service Amazon Prime.He claimed "poor old" Tim, 53, was "making all the right noises" as he gave him some cut-throat suggestions.Jeremy started: "[He's] got to stop his populist tubthumping and start addressing the real problem with the BBC."The fact that everyone under the age of 200 is forced to pay for something they hardly ever