EastEnders' Adam Woodyatt says he 'could fall asleep on set as filming takes ages'

Britney Spears has returned to social media and sparked fresh pregnancy rumours days after deleting her Instagram account.During the week the 40-year-old hit maker left her 40 million followers confused when she appeared to delete her Instagram account.But just before the weekend hit, Britney decided to reactivate her account to share a cryptic clip hinting at a future pregnancy before a slew of sultry snaps of herself.Upon her return she shared a clip of a heavily pregnant belly and simply penned: "Mommy … get me out of here!!!!!!"Fans couldn't believe their eyes and swiftly took to the comments to speculate."GIRL thought u were pregnant," said one fan, while someone aded: "I think she's been subtly hinting she is.""If she’s pregnant that would explain a lot," penned a third.While a fourth asked: "Got something to tell us?""Hopefully you get to have another baby just like you’ve wanted," said someone else.And another jokingly commented with a pun as they referenced one of the star's hit songs.

MMA loudmouth Paddy 'The Baddy' Pimblett ahead of the Liverpudlian's UFC London fight against Rodrigo Vargas.Pimblett has lost just three times in his career, winning 17 of his 20 bouts and claiming a knock-out or technical knock-out in six of those victories. The English fighter will take part in just his second UFC event on Saturday when he faces Vargas at the O2 Arena.He won his first UFC bout back in September, claiming a knockout win over Brazilian Luigi Vendramini. Pimblett will take on Mexican star Vargas on Saturday night as part of the UFC London undercard, but has been sent a warning by UFC president White ahead of that bout.'The Baddy' has earned a reputation for his trash-talking over recent months, hitting out at a range of people.

Steven Gerrard was often lauded for his passionate approach to the beautiful game during his playing days, but his combative style wasn't for everyone.The Liverpool legend wasn't afraid to stick his boot in where it mattered and possessed a dogged determination to give his all on the pitch. However, his commitment to crunching challenges was an approach which saw him clash with Arsenal icon Arsene Wenger.By contrast, Le Professeur's preferred philosophy was rooted on an attractive brand of football - one which saw his side playing easy-on-the-eye stuff.

Madonna appeared to be in high spirits as she uploaded a new clip to social media in order to promote her new track Frozen.During the video, she downed a drink and kept fluffing her lines, meaning she had to film multiple takes.She even announced that she was "drunk" and that she was "waiting for the cocaine to kick in" during the social media upload.The 63-year-old music donned a skintight black look as she promoted her new work and had her hair and makeup styled in full glam, with her long blonde locks looking sleek.The new track is a remix of her 1998 single Frozen which was reimagined by DJ Sickick in late 2021 and then was released as a song itself last December.The clip was published on Instagram and captioned as “This is Mer-Donna”.In the video, she can be seen saying: “Hi... this is Madonna.

UFC will return to the UK with a huge lineup of fights set to rock the capital.Liverpool fan favourite Paddy Pimblett is due to make an appearance in the octagon, to the delight of British fans.At the top of the bill is Volkov vs. Aspinall, a heavyweight battle sure to keep fans on the edge of their seats as both fighters look to move up the pecking order of the top division.

Albert Square is home to some of the most whirlwind romances in soap history.

Radio Times, he said: ‘Some days it works really well. Other times, it’s been a pain.’‘If rain gets on the Perspex, you can’t shoot through it and you can only wipe it dry with a certain type of cloth.

EastEnders star Adam Woodyat has shared his frustrations when it comes to filming the hit BBC soap with new social distancing guidelines. The BBC legend, 52, recently returned to Walford following a hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic lockdown but he admitted all is not as it seems.

EastEnders star Adam Woodyatt has been pictured back on set for the first time since it was revealed he was divorcing his wife.The 52 year old actor, who is best known for playing Ian Beale, was seen filming in The Queen Vic pub with a piece of protective glass between him and the other actors. Adam, who has been in EastEnders since 1985, looked as if he was taking part in a tense scene as his character was caught in a heated discussion.

Adam Woodyatt has been seen back on the set of EastEnders for the first time since announcing his split from his wife.The 52 year old confirmed he had separated from his wife Beverley Sharp in August 2019 after 22 years of marriage last week. He has now headed back to Albert Square as the hit BBC One soap gears up to return to screens next month.

Adam Woodyatt's estranged wife Beverley Sharp has deleted her Twitter account just days after news of her ill-fated marriage came to light.

Despite EastEnders airing a flashforward of sorts in that the missed months will not be covered on the BBC soap when it returns, there will be mentions of what happened in lockdown.

The wife of EastEnders star Adam Woodyatt was reportedly left devastated when he left the family home without explanation.Adam, who plays Ian Beale in the long-running BBC One soap, left the family home last year, according to reports.The soap star left home without telling wife Beverley he was ending the marriage - leaving her devastated.Adam and Beverley Sharp were married for 22 years.The 52-year-old EastEnders star, who has played Ian Beale on the BBC soap since 1985, moved out earlier this year after the marriage broke down in August.According to the Sun On Sunday, a pal said: "Bev has kept a dignified silence for the sake of the children but this isn't the amicable split that's being portrayed."The pair lived in Warwickshire

EastEnders star 'walked out on her' last year. A spokesperson confirmed earlier this week that the Ian Beale actor, 52, separated from Bev after the pair's 22 year marriage.

Express.co.uk has approached the BBC for comment.Over on Adam's Twitter, a photo shows him next to Beverly alongside their children Jessica, 27, and Samuel, 23, at a wedding.Earlier this week, a spokesperson said: "Beverley and Adam separated in August 2019, and we ask that the family's privacy is respected."The couple met back when Adam was beginning to appear on EastEnders as legendary Ian Beale.Adam and Beverly tied the knot at Walt Disney World in Florida back in 1998.They also own a brand of gin which was launched in 2017, and is now sold in 50 Marco Pierre White restaurants.EastEnders is currently off the air until September 7 after filming was suspended due to coronavirus.Adam is EastEnders' longest-running cast member and is set to

Adam Woodyatt's estranged wife Beverley Sharp was left devastated when he walked out of the family home without explanation a year ago - and suspects there's something else going on.

THE estranged wife of EastEnders star Adam Woodyatt was stunned when he walked out, her friends say. They revealed Beverley, 55, was devastated when Adam, who plays Ian Beale, left the family home without warning.

Adam Woodyatt is well known for playing Ian Beale in the long-running BBC soap EastEnders. He has played his iconic role over three decades after first appearing in 1985.

EastEnders star Adam Woodyatt is reported to have kept his split from wife Beverley Sharp a secret for a year before the news broke.The 52 year old soap actor, who has played Ian Beale for 35 years on Albert Square, and his wife Beverley are said to have “dealt” with their breakup “quietly” for “several months” before telling friends. A friend close the couple told The Sun: “Beverley was naturally very upset, as anybody would be in the circumstances, but these things happen and it’s a straightforward separation.

The Sun that Beverley is very upset by the news.‘Nobody plans for these things and divorce is a difficult thing to get your head around but they have dealt with it quietly for several months and are now telling friends so it’s less of a secret.’‘They still get on well, and are keen to make sure they stay that way for the sake of their children – even though they are now grown up,’ the source revealed.The EastEnders legend is the soap’s longest-serving star and he appeared in the first-ever episode in 1985.Recently, BBC bosses announced the exact date that EastEnders is due back on our screens.The show was forced to stop production due to the global health crisis, but it seems the wait will be worth it as the executive producer for the show,

EastEnders star Adam Woodyatt's marriage secretly crumbled a whole year ago - but the couple kept their separation under wraps even after he left the family home.