Louise Minchin shows off 'rebel' behaviour days after emotional exit from BBC Breakfast

They've been nearly inseparable since appearing to reunite in recent months.And Shia LaBeouf and Mia Goth — who is rumored to be pregnant and engaged to her fellow actor — continued their streak on Saturday when they were seen together shopping at an IKEA in Burbank, California.The 35-year-old Transformers star and the 28-year-old High Life actress appeared to have a warm conversation with each other as they waited in line to check out with their purchases. Mia rocked a casual sporty look with a white T-shirt that was rolled up, revealing her high-waisted black leggings and her rumored baby bump.She matched her shirt with white Nike trainers, and she had her long strawberry blond hair tied back in a ponytail.

Drake's son Adonis is displaying artistic skill at a young age.On Sunday the rapper's co-parent Sophie Brussaux shared a video of their four-year-old intently painting on a large canvas.The blonde tot seemed to be taking after his painter mother as he focused on his brush strokes in an art studio. Artist: On Sunday Sophie Brussaux shared a video of her and Drake's four-year-old son intently painting on a large canvasThe short snippet was shared to the French-born artist's Instagram Stories, and the little boy was dressed in what looked like a pajama set.The curly-haired boy rocked several cornrow-style braids as he crouched down for the crafty weekend activity.

Vanessa Bryant appeared at the NBA All-Star Game at the Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse in Cleveland on Sunday to present veteran player Chris Paul with the first-ever Kobe and Gigi Bryant Advocacy Award.Vanessa, 39, donned an all-black ensemble of a long coat, sweater top, pants and pointy-toed boots as she wore her brown locks down and parted at the annual event.Vanessa - who is mom to daughters Natalia, 19, the late Gigi, 13, Bianka, five, and Capri, two, with the late NBA icon - posed with Paul, 36, his daughter Cameron, nine, and WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert, 58, on the floor at the venue as the honors were awarded. The latest:Vanessa Bryant, 39, appeared at the NBA All-Star Game at the Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse in Cleveland on Sunday to present veteran player Chris Paul, 36, with the Kobe and Gigi Bryant Advocacy Award.

Sally Nugent has recently stepped in as Louise Minchin's replacement on BBC breakfast, alongside co-host Dan Walker. She has previously been filling in on the show whenever regular hosts are unavailable, but has become more permanent since Louise's departure, and before that, reported on several big sports events.As for her own exercise regime, her social media suggests she likes to keep active as much as she can, and it's clearly working wonders, as she looks positively glowing.

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker found himself in a bit of hot water with co-host Sally Nugent on Tuesday morning during a tense row about golf.The two were joined on the red sofa by sports journalist John Watson, who was delivering a bulletin on the latest sporting updates.But little did he know the conversation would soon be derailed enough to warrant a warning from the programme's director.It came as conversation shifted to men's golfing tournament the Ryder Cup, with Dan gushing: "It's hard for me to explain how excited I am about the Ryder Cup."Sally couldn't help but roll her eyes as she replied: "Go on, I think you might be about to."Dan quickly introduced his Strictly Come Dancing partner Nadiya Bychkova into the mix, adding:

Carol Vorderman has told how she "really admires" former BBC Breakfast presenter Louise Minchin for leaving the popular news show.Speaking on her show on BBC Radio Wales, the Welsh native praised her friend for leaving the Breakfast show this week, branding Louise's early mornings "shattering".Speaking to her co-host Nathan Sussex, the mathematics whizz revealed that she had nothing but admiration for her friend for leaving the show.Carol said: "So wonderful Louise Minchin decided after many, many years that she's going to leave BBC Breakfast."She lives up in Chester way so she's almost in Wales, the other side of the border admittedly but nevertheless I'm sure she ventures into Wales because it's hard not to when you live in Chester."The

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BBC Breakfast presenter revealed he had ran into a glass door as he went to retrieve his wallet. He ended up with a nasty head injury and said he would be "a bit behind" for rehearsals.

Louise Minchin took to social media last night to share some pictures from the Mersey Maritime Award ceremony where she certainly brought some glamour to the proceedings.The presenter, who left BBC Breakfast on Wednesday after almost 20 years on the early morning programme, dazzled in a silver sequined gown.Louise snapped a selfie at the event which showcased her glam look.The 53-year-old opted for an off-the-shoulder sparkly number which she teamed with a delicate silver necklace.The TV star wore her blonde tresses in loose curls and enhanced her good looks with glam make-up."Sparkles for the marvellous Mersey Maritime Awards," she captioned a picture that she posted on Instagram, in view of her 85,400 followers.Louise also shared an

BBC Breakfast host Louise Minchin has finally spilled a snippet of information regarding her brand new project for the first time after announcing her exit from the morning show.

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BBC Breakfast star Dan Walker has dropped a major hint that he could temporarily be leaving the morning programme to balance his Strictly Come Dancing workload.It comes just days after his regular co-host Louise Minchin quit the show for good after 20 years on the programme.The presenter is soon to take to the dance floor to compete for the coveted Glitterball trophy - but the new commitment means that three o'clock starts might no longer be doable.Speaking to Daily Star and other publications, Dan explained: "Having watched the programme or a long time, I know that everyone does things differently."Some people give up their jobs for three months, some people move to London and concentrate on the programme fully.

BBC Breakfast star Mike Bushell took to social media this morning to speak out following his co-star Louise Minchin's very last day.The sports presenter was unable to attend the 53-year-old's final show, and so issued an apology to the TV star via Twitter."Good luck Louise and sorry to have missed your final day," he wrote online, while sharing a post from Louise."I was watching and it was emotional," the 55-year-old added, in view of his 60,300 followers."Forever part of the @BBCBreakfastfamily and thanks for being a most wonderful colleague from all the way back at @BBCBerkshire to now for the last 2 decades on the sofa."His post accompanied a tweet from Louise, who had shared a series of snaps from the momentous day.She informed her

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterNaga Munchetty has sent her congratulations to two new members of the BBC team.The BBC Breakfast host reached out to her new BBC colleagues on social media after saying farewell to her Breakfast co-star Louise Minchin - after her final broadcast which aired yesterday.Naga, 46, took to Twitter to greet the two new BBC recruits and was excited to welcome them to the team.It comes as the BBC's official Twitter account shared the exciting news, writing: "BBC News has confirmed two news appointments: @jessbrammar as editor of BBC news channels and @BBCDanahar as lead, World story."Announcing the news on her personal Twitter account, Jess Brammar revealed she was

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Ben Shephard is one of many stars who sent their heartfelt goodbye to BBC Breakfast host Louise Minchin amid her last show.

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company was behind an impressive baked tribute to Louise Minchin on her last day of presenting on BBC Breakfast. 3D Cakes in Edinburgh spent around sixteen hours creating the sugar flower and sugar figurine masterpiece that was presented to Louise live on the show on Wednesday morning.

Miriam Margolyes on Rowan Atkinson’s ’disastrous' perfornance"Loads of love my friend."Louise revealed she had stepped down from her role to spend more time with her family.Speaking today, she said she had missed minor things such as the school run and staying up late to watch television.For the past 20 years, she revealed she had a 3.45am alarm set to prepare for the 6am show and often took naps in the day.The presenter has fronted the programme with the likes of Bill Turnbull and Charlie Stayt.Most recently, she has predominantly presented the show with Dan for the past five years.He thanked his co-star for welcoming him and being his sidekick over the years.He added he had faith in Louise being a success in whatever she decided to do

There will be no more early morning starts for the now former BBC Breakfast host Louise Minchin – at least not too early.The 53-year-old served her last show as longstanding host on Wednesday morning, waking up at the painfully premature time of 3.40am over the course of her run presenting there. Missing out on precious quality time with daughters, Mia and Scarlett, being able to be with them during a break through lockdown over Christmas last year prompted Louise to quit BBC Breakfast, she revealed ahead of her last show.

Louise Minchin bid an an emotional farewell as colleagues and celebrities paid tribute during her final episode hosting BBC Breakfast on Wednesday. The presenter, 53, first appeared on the broadcaster's flagship morning news show in 2001 and joked she was leaving to escape the gruelling early starts.