EastEnders’ Max Bowden ‘doesn’t know what to do’ as his best pal fights for his life in Mexico after Covid complications

Cristiano Ronaldo wishing he'd joined Manchester City instead of Manchester United.Ronaldo cut a forlorn figure as United laboured to a 1-1 draw against Southampton on Saturday. Che Adams cancelled out Jadon Sancho's opener just after half-time, much to the frustration of the Portuguese star.

Prince William begged an emotional Princess Diana to leave England after she was constantly hounded by the paparazzi. According to The Sun’s long-serving royal photographer Arthur Edwards, the then-young royal pleaded with his mother to move to a different country. Princess Di and her two sons were on a trip to the south of France along with her boyfriend at the time Dodi Fayed – son of billionaire former Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed.

Snoop Dogg is one of the most decorated names in rap history.The 50-year-old recording artist - whose real name is Calvin Cordozar Broadus Jr. - was born in Long Beach, California, in October 20, 1971.He rose to prominence in the nineties under the stage name Snoop Doggy Dogg, collaborating with artists such as Dr Dre and released his debut solo album Doggystyle in November 1993 to critical and commercial success.Over recent years, Snoop has both furthered his success and hit inevitable bumps in the road.From becoming embroiled in a sex tape scandal with social media star Celina Powell to patching up his long-standing feud with Eminem, the rapper has also recently undertaken exciting new business ventures to increase his staggering net worth.Snoop and Eminem became embroiled in a feud following comments Snoop made in an interview in July 2020 that he wouldn't consider Slim Shady within the top 10 rappers of all time if it were not for Dr Dre's involvement in his career.Speaking on the US radio show The Breakfast Club, Snoop said: "White rappers had zero respect in rap… [Dre] has probably put Eminem in the position where he would be labelled one of the top 10 rappers ever."I don't think so, but the game feels like he's [one of the] top 10 lyricists and all that that comes with it.

Inglewood, California is in the spotlight on Sunday, Feb. 13, hosting the Super Bowl for the first-time ever at SoFi Stadium.

Manchester United have been offered hope in their pursuit of Youri Tielemans, according to reports.

Ciara and Russell Wilson had a family day date. On Saturday, the Seattle Seahawks quarterback was joined by his wife Ciara and their three children during the Super Bowl Breakfast, where he received The Bart Starr Award. In a post on his Instagram, the 33-year-old shared a picture of his family from the celebration.

Lydia Bright has revealed that she 'cried herself to sleep' after a 'challenging week' with her one year old daughter Loretta Rose.The 31 year old former TOWIE star, who recently revealed that she was 'worried sick' after her 'nanny biscuit' was rushed to hospital, took to Instagram to share with her 1.2million followers a candid view of her week as a single parent. Mum-of-one Lydia shared a sweet picture of Loretta as she looked sorry for herself while gazing down the lens of the camera. Lydia, whose clever daughter Loretta was seen counting to 10 at 20 months, revealed how the past week had been 'one of her most challenging' since the 'newborn stage'.The gorgeous TV star penned: "This is what I have been dealing with all week Honestly, apart from the newborn stage, this has been one of my most challenging weeks with Loretta.

Phillip Schofield returned to Dancing On Ice on Sunday night after he tested positive for coronavirus last week and was temporarily replaced by Stephen Mulhern.The presenter, 59, was reunited with Holly Willoughby, who wowed fans in a pink Valentine's Day dress, during the latest instalment of the ITV show. As the episode opened, Holly said: "Welcome to the greatest show on ice and welcome back Phil!" With Phillip replying: "Thank you! I missed it last week, I had serious FOMO...

David Beckham, 46, shares four children with his wife Victoria Beckham, 47, named Brooklyn, 22, Romeo, 19, Cruz, 16 and Harper, 10.

Kate Garraway's husband Derek Draper is still recovering from his bout with COVID-19, which he caught back in March 2020, and which meant he had to be hospitalised for over a year.SEE: Kate Garraway stuns in sophisticated silk blouseIt's been a difficult time for the presenter and her family, and the mum-of-two gave an emotional You magazine interview on Sunday that updated the public on how her husband is getting on.As well as sharing that Derek continues to need round-the-clock care, Kate also spoke about an unexpected upside of the challenging past couple of years. The Good Morning Britain co-host said: "He puts huge trust in me.WATCH: Kate Garraway emotionally reveals Derek Draper milestone"He just says, 'Whatever you think,' which is wonderful, but I do get quite tearful about it.

Since her Sundance hit An Education in 2009, Denmark’s Lone Scherfig has become something of an honorary Brit, specializing in prestige adaptations of best-selling English novels (or, in the case of 2014’s The Riot Club, critically acclaimed stage plays). Surprisingly, none of these ever quite tipped in the way An Education did, and after a mixed reaction to One Day (2011), which mostly rounded on Anne Hathaway’s Yorkshire accent rather than her performance, Scherfig’s first real attempt to tap into the American market — 2019’s The Kindness Of Strangers — was an uncharacteristic misfire and pretty much vanished into the ether after opening the Berlinale that year.

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President Joe Biden told Lester Holt that NFL should want to strive to hire more Black coaches, calling it a matter of “generic decency.”

Top showbiz agent Terry Mills has lost his battle against coronavirus, his actor friend Max Bowden has confirmed. The EastEnders star paid tribute to his friend, who helped the careers of many of the show's stars.Terry passed away in Mexico after being placed in a medically induced coma after contracting Covid-19.

DEVASTATED EastEnders actor Max Bowden has revealed his friend and top celebrity agent Terry Mills has lost his battle with coronavirus. The TV star, who plays Ben Mitchell on the BBC One soap, shared his heartache in a lengthy tribute on Instagram after discovering Terry, 38, died after fighting Covid in Mexico.

BBC soap EastEnders, confirmed the death of his friend and celebrity agent Terry Mills, who lost his battle with Covid-19 after being in a coma in hospital in Mexico. The boss of Big Talent Group died aged 38-years-old.

EastEnders actor Max Bowden has taken to social media to reveal his heartbreak after discovering pal and top celebrity agent Terry Mills has died.Terry, 38, jetted to the popular Mexican resort Cancun several weeks ago for a business trip but had fallen ill after he contracted coronavirus and was subsequently placed in a medically induced coma.The Big Talent Group top boss had worked with some of the biggest names in the British showbiz circuit and quickly became a firm favourite in the entertainment world.Just last year, Terry who was described by those closest to him as "caring" and "bubbly" fought off cancer.Since the news of his hospitalisation broke, reality stars, actors and footballers had been rallying up funds via GoFundMe in order

Football star Rio Ferdinand is the latest star to rally around a celebrity agent fighting for his life in hospital with Covid.

Last year Peter Ash won Best Newcomer at the National Television Awards.The star beat the likes of EastEnders’ Max Bowden, Hollyoaks’ Imran Adams and Emmerdale’s Jurell Carter to take home the top prize. But who exactly is this rising star? Here is everything you need to know...

TV stars are backing top agent Terry Mills to win his Covid battle after being struck down with the killer bug. He is fighting for his life in a Mexican hospital after falling ill while away on a business trip.Terry is battling at Playa Med Hospital in Cancun – but the costs of medical care are "astronomical", his family say.

A host of celebrities are rallying around a top showbiz agent who is fighting for his life in a Mexico hospital with Covid.