Louise Minchin: BBC host on husband’s warning over injury ‘Couldn’t admit how bad it was'

Kanye West and Julia Fox have officially broken up after several weeks of dating.

Recently, it was reported that Luca Guadagnino is putting together a cast for his latest film, titled “Challengers.” At the time, we learned the film was set to star Zendaya (of “Spider-Man: No Way Home,” “Euphoria,” and Edgar Wright’s Super Bowl ad fame). But now, we also know a couple of the other folks who will be joining her in the production.

Manchester United side for a trip to Brentford when burglars entered their home last month. Maja took to Instagram to say: "During Victor's game this Wednesday night we had a break-in at our house in Manchester."We are OK under the circumstances but it was obviously a very traumatic and scary moment for both and my little kids."And Maja has now opened up more about the terrifying experience at the end of January.Speaking to Elle, Maja said: "I do not remember how, but I ran up and got all three of us into a room."Physically, I do not know how I managed to lift a heavy sleeping Ted Louie while I carried a fragile Francis in my arms but it worked."I got both the children and myself into a room, I locked the door and held up the handle."I remember the feeling of being hunted."The family returned to their native Sweden as Lindelof missed United's clash with West Ham, their first after the break-in.Maja added: "We are now in Sweden and are spending some time off with our families.

EastEnders star Louisa Lytton has stunned in a series of bikini snaps just six months after giving birth.The 33-year-old actress, who plays Ruby Allen in the BBC One soap, flaunted her toned figure on Instagram as she enjoyed a family holiday with her newborn baby.She sported a black bikini top with a pair of beige bottoms as she frolicked on the back in an idyllic setting.The new mum was all smiles as she gushed: “I’ll call this one the old me.”In another idyllic shot, Louisa beamed as she told fans: “I’ve realised why being on holiday with a baby actually feels a bit easier than being at home.“No housework, no chores, no cooking, no washing, no changing the beds. Meaning more precious time to just sit and play or chat, more cuddles.“Was very nervous before coming away but feel very fortunate that we could.

Liberty Poole became the latest star to leave Dancing on Ice - but it didn't come without a surprising message backstage.The former Love Island star was gutted to get the axe from the ITV skating show on Sunday night (February 13) - along with her pro skating partner Joe Johnson.Liberty had suffered a nightmare night as she stumbled on the ice rink during her rollercoaster routine to Flo Rider's hit song Right Round.Although she managed to get back up in her feet and bagged 28 points out of 40 from the judges, it wasn't enough to save her at the end of the night.After being booted from the show, heartbroken Liberty took to Instagram to tell her fans she had been crying over the result.However, she was baffled by a message in a tissue that harked back to her days as a Nando's waitress.Chatting to her fans in a series of clips, she said: "Despite what happened tonight, I'm so thankful for everything and to everyone..."She proceeded to tell them about how she was handed a Nando's tissue to wipe her tears away - which reminded her of her pre-fame days as a Nando's worker.Liberty worked for the chicken restaurant chain before she entered the Love Island villa in the summer of 2021.Telling the tissue tale, Liberty said: "Also, how weird is this? You're not gonna get this. So imagine I'm crying because it's been an emotional one.

Gary Neville has revealed he knows who is behind the Manchester United leaks that are leaving his former club in disarray.

BBC Breakfast, presenter Louise Minchin became the latest victim to this, as her unplugged mic caused her to not be heard clearly by viewers.

DON'T MISS...Jimmy Kimmel raised doubts over Harry and Meghan’s claim to Oprah [INSIGHT]Louise Minchin's BBC co-host Dan Walker gives update after she cries [VIDEO]Amanda Owen shares farm woes over 'disproportionately long' winter [UPDATE]Many took to social media to air their views following the interview."Andrew Lloyd Webber, who I admire greatly for his work in theatre has compared people who don't want the vaccine to drunk drivers... what? Seriously,"(sic) one person tweeted."What a f**king a******e!!! Selfish to have a say what poison is injected onto my body!! I'd rather be selfish than a lab rat!" person added."Andrew Lloyd-Webber, understandably, wants people back in theatres.

BBC Breakfast’s Louise Minchin found herself getting tearful during a segment on the news show this morning. However, her co-star Dan Walker was quick to tell fans she was “OK” on social media after it happened.Louise was brought to tears by a segment looking at families around the UK reuniting as restrictions lift.Following the moment, a concerned fan reached out to Dan to check on Louise.They penned: “@BBCBreakfast I hope Louise is OK?“Its great to see such genuine human emotion (sic).“Sometimes we forget showing our emotions show how strong we are.Sending a hug and some tissues.“@mrdanwalker you're both doing a great job.

BBC Breakfast presenter Sally Nugent certainly knows this more than most, as she told a joke that went completely flat on Tuesday morning's episode.

Louise Minchin, 52, and her co-star Dan Walker, 44, fronted BBC Breakfast today.

BBC Breakfast presenter Louise Minchin hit out at colleague Dan Walker after he struggled to get his word out.On Monday's programme, Dan was speaking to NHS doctor Dr Helen Wall, who was helping out the roll-out of vaccination programme in Bolton.The expert discussed the recent rise of the coronavirus cases in the area as Health Secretary Matt Hancock said the majority of those in hospital in Bolton - a hotspot for the Indian variant - were unvaccinated.At the end of the interview, Dan said: "Okay, Dr Helen Wall, appreciate you abiding, not abiding by, what's the word?"Dr Helen Wall, thank you for your time."He turned to Louise, who let out a sigh and replied: "I don't know, Dan. I can't be in your head the whole time.

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker bought the show to a standstill on Monday morning as he went on to discuss a longwinded golf story with an unimpressed Louise Minchin and Carol Kirkwood.

BBC Breakfast's Louise Minchin caused a stir on the show when she appeared alongside Dan Walker in a jumper so bright viewers "needed sunglasses".In the clip, from Tuesday (May 11), Louise was wearing a dazzling yellow top.Weather reporter Carol Kirkwood noticed the super-bright garment and told her: "Lou you’re looking lovely and summery today.""Thank you very much!" said Louise.Dan said: "It is brighter on the screen than it is in real life, when I caught a glimpse of it I was like 'Wowzers!'"He added: "I like it, it has brightened up the studio this morning."Carol and Dan weren't alone in noticing their co-star's daring wardrobe, with viewers commenting on Twitter appearing to be divided on whether it was appropriate.One person wrote:

Dan Walker, 43, appeared to not be a fan of BBC Breakfast co-host Louise Minchin’s bright yellow jumper, as he hilariously said it resembled that of Queen frontman Freddie Mercury.The former Football Focus presenter shared a snap of him and the marathon runner on the sofa together, before making the unlikely comparison in view of his 710,700 followers.Louise beamed in her bold knit as she posed for a selfie with Dan.He then savagely posted the photo alongside a picture of Freddie performing in one of his eccentric outfits, which also included a yellow jacket with silver buckles.Underneath the 43-year-old TV host typed: “Who wore it better? #BBCBreakfast.”In response, fans took to the comment section to give their opinion over the “weird”

BBC Breakfast presenter Louise Minchin, 52, has celebrated reaching a huge milestone in the recovery of her broken foot.The keen runner took to social media to reveal to her fans that she had successfully ran for a third time this week, after celebrating running for "five minutes" just days ago.In view of her 206,000 followers, the BBC host made the big reveal.She wrote: "Hooray done it! @Couchto5K thanks @jowhiley," along with two thumbs up emojis."I am back on the trails running again," she confirmed to fans.Underneath, Louise included a screenshot from the Couch to 5K app which revealed that she had completed the third run on the ninth week of the NHS programme.Fans quickly took to the post to congratulate the star on her

BBC Breakfast has undergone some changes this week and the shake-ups kept coming as regular presenter Charlie Stayt was replaced by Jon Kay on Friday morning’s show.Charlie and Naga Munchetty are normally always paired up on the BBC programme, just as Dan Walker and Louise Minchin always host together on their scheduled days in the week.But with Charlie noticeably absent, the BBC chose to let Jon Kay fill in instead.Viewers were also left puzzled and confused by the variety of changes to the usual BBC Breakfast line-up this week.During Thursday’s edition of the programme, both Charlie and Naga were absent.And the pair also took another day off earlier this week.Fans can only hope things return to normal with next week’s

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker made an awkward weather slip-up during Wednesday's show.However, weather presenter Carol Kirkwood was on hand to offer her expert knowledge and correct her co-star.Host Dan said to Carol: "We were talking about snow on the pitch in Manchester yesterday when Manchester City managed to get the better of Paris Saint-Germain.

Line of Duty season 6.The actor, who plays DSU Ian Buckells in the crime series and was unmasked as corrupt police officer H in last night’s episode, has defended the show.He made his comments after some viewers branded the finale “disappointing” on social media.The Birmingham-born star said that when people have a chance to reflect on the episode, they will be more understanding.Nigel said the creators had opted for a “subtle” conclusion rather than a “big shoot out”.Fans are still waiting to find out if there will be a seventh series.Talking to BBC Breakfast hosts Jon Kay and Louise Minchin, the TV star said: “I think there is always going to be some element of disappointment, but you can’t have every series with a big shoot out and

Line of Duty's Nigel Boyle looked totally different to his character Ian Buckles as he was interviewed on BBC Breakfast.The identity of the mysterious H was finally unveiled as Buckles after years of speculation.Presenters Louise Minchin and Jon Kay chatted to Nigel after the nail-biting finale aired last night. Speaking about the BBC season's last episode, actor Nigel looked unrecognisable with long curly hair and a beard.Fans took to Twitter as one said: "He looks totally different!"Another penned: "Buckles already demonstrating his new identity in witness protection".A third added: "Buckles on BBC Breakfast, I'd never have recognised him""Buckles new identity is very effective", typed a fourth.

Line of Duty actor Nigel Boyle addressed rumours of a seventh series of the popular BBC drama. Millions tuned in to watch the hotly-anticipated finale on Sunday night as fans finally found that Buckells was the mysterious 'H'.BBC Breakfast presenters Louise Minchin and Jon Kay chatted to Nigel on Monday after the nail-biting finale aired and they grilled him about whether or not fans can expect another season.Louise asked: "Is there going to be another series?"Not revealing anything, Ian Buckles actor Nigel said: "No comment."I mean, I honestly don't know.