Gregg Wallace's sweet toddler son Sid splashes about in cute bath time snap

Find out what’s coming to TikTok next – Just Jared Jr Kate Middleton won’t forget about what Meghan Markle said – Celebitchy Find out if this Euphoria foundation actually works – Popsugar Get a first look at the new Charmed character – Just Jared Jr XG is coming! The 7-member hip-hop/R&B girl group is set to debut on March 18 with their first single, “Tippy Toes.” Very little has been revealed about the group just yet, but check out their Instagram in anticipation!

Rosalia is looking back at a texting mix-up she had with Harry Styles!

Sigrid has announced her second studio album ‘How To Let Go’ while sharing the official video for recent single ‘It Gets Dark’.The Norwegian pop star will release the follow-up to 2019’s ‘Sucker Punch’ on May 6 via Island. You can pre-order it here.‘How To Let Go’ features 12 tracks including the previously released songs ‘Burning Bridges’, ‘Mirror’ and ‘It Gets Dark’, the latter of which came out on Wednesday (March 9).

Cardi B has been forced to postpone what would have been her first starring movie role.Cardi was due to star in Paramount Pictures comedy Assisted Living, but a week before production was due to start, the rapper was forced to back out of the production according to Deadline.Cardi was due to play a “low-level criminal on the run when she’s wrongly accused of a crime”, who goes on to hide out in her grandmother’s retirement home, per the film’s official synopsis.However, the movie’s cast and crew were reportedly told last week that Assisted Living is being put on hold for the foreseeable future – although they are hoping to resume filming later this year, Deadline reports. The reason given for Cardi’s departure was her “overextended” work schedule. NME has reached out to representatives for Cardi for comment.Cardi made her film debut in 2019’s Hustlers alongside Jennifer Lopez. Most recently, she also played a supporting role in F9: The Fast Saga.Last week, Charli XCX recalled the time that Cardi B called her “Charli STD” on Twitter.Charli appeared as a guest on The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon on March 4, having released her latest single ‘Baby’ earlier this month (March 1).At one point in the conversation, the singer looked back on her collaborative track with Cardi B and Bebe Rexha, ‘Girls’, which came out in 2018.“It was one of those scenarios where we never actually met when we made the song,” Charli told Fallon.

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Really Useful Group has hired former MGM TV executive Charles Farmer to the newly created role of CEO.

EXCLUSIVE: Gillian Robespierre (Obvious Child, Landline) and Mathilde Dratwa (Milk and Gall) have been tapped to executive produce and pen the adaptation for Separation Anxiety, a limited series based on Laura Zigman’s bestselling novel, from independent studio wiip. Robespierre also will direct the pilot for the project starring Julianne Nicholson.

Courtney Howard The delicate facets of parenthood are on full display in this season’s awards contenders. Whether they’re capturing the struggles of training world-class winners, instilling compassion and hope during the Troubles or tackling the stresses surrounding motherhood either by protecting or rejecting it, the acclaimed actors portraying these disparate parents blend movie magic with memory and imagination.Back in the late 1980s as “The Fresh Prince,” Will Smith scored a hit with “Parents Just Don’t Understand.” Yet, in a few decades’ time, he’s experiencing a royal ascension in director Reinaldo Marcus Green’s “King Richard,” playing father Richard Williams, who does understand what it takes to raise tennis champions. Aunjanue Ellis proves the perfect partner for verbal volleys as Oracene “Brandy” Williams, mother of Venus and Serena Williams.

Andrew Barker Senior Features WriterWhen the Directors Guild of America’s annual awards gets underway March 12, there will be a number of changes from years previous. Most obviously, the ceremony will finally be held in person at the Beverly Hilton, after two straight years of virtual celebrations.

There are some bombshell new details regarding the paternity legal battle between Maralee Nichols and Tristan Thompson.

When it was announced that Disney+ would be the official streamer of the entire Disney catalog, most people assumed the platform would stay family-friendly, with the company’s sister streamer, Hulu, getting the more adult fare. But with the addition of the Marvel TV shows from Netflix, most of which push the limits of TV-MA and border on R-rated content, it appears Disney+ is getting more mature.

Gregg Wallace has opened up about the scary truth he had to face before overhauling his lifestyle.

MASTERCHEF judge Gregg Wallace insists he still eats carbs and boozes because he "doesn't believe in diets" - despite four stone weight loss. Appearing on Good Morning Britain today, the 56-year-old beamed about how he's transformed his life after dropped from 16st to 12st.

OK! : "Then I’d carry on with more. I could do that sometimes for two or three days on the trot.

MASTERCHEF's Gregg Wallace has said he "wanted to die" at the height of his battle with booze that left him crippled from loneliness. The 56-year-old, who credits his four-stone weight loss with cutting down on alcohol and taking up a healthy lifestyle, said he turned to the bottle to deal with feeling alone.

drink ‘seven days a week’ when he was a grocer, arriving at his local pub at 10am to down gin, wine and whiskey.He recalled one time he got so drunk before meeting a client that he was ‘scared’ for his health.‘I was preparing to meet a big customer for lunch, and I’d had a particularly long lunch and dinner the day before,’ he told OK! magazine.‘I felt like death. All I wanted to do was go somewhere and die.

Ammar KaliaYet more from Wallace. He explores the crazy world of sock manufacture this week, visiting a factory in Leicester whose methods seem to owe more than a little to Wallace and Gromit.

Whether you’re doing Dry January or not this month, it’s always good to reassess our attitude towards alcohol – and rest our livers! Especially as lockdown has seen many of us increase our intake. Someone who knows this process all too well is MasterChef’s Gregg Wallace.The TV star exclusively opens up to OK! about his former bad boozing ways, and how he’s mastered healthier drinking habits… When you were a grocer, how much were you drinking? I’d start before lunch with a couple of pints, then a gin and tonic, moving on to wine in big amounts with the food, and then finishing off with a whisky.

Gregg Wallace has bravely opened up about the incredibly dark period in his life while he battled his booze addiction.

weight loss, Gregg Wallace was warned that he was heading for a heart attack if he didn't change his ways. The 56-year-old, who is best known for MasterChef, began his transformation in 2017, dropping down to 12st from over 16st.In recent years, the culinary mastermind has been vocal about his journey on social media where he's been flaunting his new look.He admitted that before hitting his goal weight in April, Gregg was indulging in five pints a night, along with multiple takeaways.

GREGG Wallace, 56, revealed the Covid-19 pandemic made him "fearful for overweight men" after his four stone weight loss. The MasterChef judge, 56, dropped from over 16 stone to 12 stone after being warned by doctors that he was heading for a heart attack.

Gregg Wallace has admitted he is fearful for overweight men because of higher risks linked to Covid-19.