Love Island's Cara De La Hoyde says mum-shamers ‘hurt’ her after breaking down over parenting struggle

The “Don’t Say Gay” bill faces mounting criticism as it continues to advance in the Florida Legislature and appears headed to the desk of Gov. Ron DeSantis, but one company with strong business ties to the state — despite professing to support the LGBTQ community — has declined to denounce the legislation to the growing disappointment of its many fans.

, and, Erin Lee Carr is back with, another must-see examination of real life events. “Anybody who hears this story, I think it’s hard to not want to know more.

, Devon's clinical trials begin and when he treats his first patient with a revolutionary medical fluid, it doesn’t go as planned. Meanwhile, an overdosed John Doe is rushed to Chastain, leading Conrad straight into a much bigger scandal than he expected and a shocking secret regarding Cade’s past is discovered.ET exclusively premieres a sneak peek from the episode, which finds Leela (Anuja Joshi) contemplating becoming an egg donor for her sister, Padma (guest star Aneesha Joshi).

original version of the bill, sponsored by Rep. Kera Birkeland (R-Morgan), sought to avoid a full-scale ban on transgender athletes like the one rejected last year by Utah lawmakers while ensuring that cisgender females are not disadvantaged by competing against transgender females who have a physiological advantage over them.To that end, Birkeland’s bill would have created a seven-person panel — comprised of six members appointed by the president of the State Senate, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, and the governor — including: a sports physiologist, a board-certified physician, a mental health professional, and an athletic trainer — and one coach or interscholastic official appointed by the presiding state athletic association.The commission would then determine, on a case-by-case basis, an individual student’s eligibility, based on their personal physical characteristics, for competing on sports teams that match their gender identity.

This is the moment a shadowy figure hurls a package full of drugs over a wall into high-security Strangeways prison in Manchester.

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The Batman.The actor, who had been credited as ‘Untitled Arkham Prisoner’ before the new film was released, has now spoken on his experience filming Matt Reeves’ new DC movie.“He’s brilliant, man,” Keoghan said of the director while in conversation with Esquire Middle East. “Reeves and Dylan Clark especially and together were amazing to me – really, really amazing to me.”Reeves confirmed over the weekend that Keoghan’s character is in fact the man who will become the Joker, explaining the twist while in conversation with IGN.Keoghan couldn’t name the character himself, but continued to Esquire: “Getting to be part of the Batman universe is [a huge deal for me].

Women unite! In celebration of International Women’s Day and in anticipation of the upcoming Us Marketplace, Us Weekly assembled a panel of five female CEO’s and business owners to discuss their path in finding their passions, how they navigated stereotypes and turned their ideas into successful businesses.

Capcom has announced it will reveal new details about the upcoming Monster Hunter Rise expansion, Sunbreak, soon.The publisher has confirmed that on Tuesday (March 15) it will broadcast a 20-minute presentation that will consist of “programming, including exciting reveals of new monsters, gameplay info, and more.”Going live on Capcom’s official Twitch channel, the live stream will begin at 14:00 GMT / 7:00 PDT.Tune in to the Monster Hunter Digital Event – March 2022 for approximately 20 minutes of programming, including exciting reveals of new monsters, gameplay info, and more! #Sunbreak

The Batman features songs by the likes of Nirvana, Peggy Gou and Alesso.In addition to Michael Giacchino’s score for the new Matt Reeves-directed DC Films / Warner Bros.

Renée Zellweger’s heavy prosthetics for her new TV series proved a bigger challenge than expected.

Olivia Rodrigo will debut a new song in her upcoming Disney+ film.The 19-year-old star's movie Driving Home 2 U (A Sour Film) - which drops on the streaming platform on March 25 - is set to feature live performances of tunes from her debut album, interviews about the tracks and behind the scenes footage from the studio, as well as an unnamed work-in-progress piece currently sat as a demo on her iPhone.'I was listening to some of them and heard it and thought, "Oh, it's kind of good!"' she told Rolling Stonethis week.'With the film, I wanted people to have a new bit of Sour content with it.' NEW!Olivia Rodrigo will debut a new song in her upcoming Disney+ film. Seen in FebruaryThe track was scrapped from her first LP, but Olivia is exciting to give the unreleased song an airing in the end credits of her film.

all the latest gossip from the villa straight to your inbox with our Love Island newsletterEagle-eyed Love Island fans have claimed they already knew Liam Reardon and Millie Court were going to win the final due to the position they stood next to presenter Laura Whitmore.Judging from previous series, viewers predicted that whoever stands on the presenter's left during the big reveal will win the show.Monday night's final was no exception to this, as Liam and Millie secured the most votes from the public and was standing in the lucky spot once the news was revealed.In previous series of the popular dating show, Dani Dyer and Jack Fincham, Amber Davies and Kem Cetinay, Cara De La Hoyde and Nathan Massey and Jess Hayes and Max Morley were all

Love Island viewers claimed they "knew" Millie Court and Liam Reardon would win the £50,000 cash prize thanks to a "giveaway" sign.The 24 year old fashion buyer's administrator and 22 year old bricklayer were crowned victorious in the ITV2 show's live final – beating Chloe Burrows and Toby Aromolaran to win. But viewers had dashed hopes for Chloe, 25, and Toby, 21, after realising they were standing on host Laura Whitmore's right-hand side.

Whilst Love Island's aim is in the name, its relationships are rarely built to last and the contestants' romances tend to come to an abrupt end within months of the show's final credits. Of course, some have proven the sceptics wrong, with couples such as Alex and Olivia Bowen, and Nathan and Cara De La Hoyde-Massey tying the knot after finding love on the ITV2 dating show.

dating show, the main aim should be to find love, and although some people do manage that in the Villa - it's usually not without it's challenges. Love Island is perhaps better known now for launching contestants into super stardom, rather than its successful matchmaking skills.

Former Love Island winner Amber Gill has admitted that she found it hard to watch the Casa Amor scenes in the current series as she has "bad memories".The 23 year old was dealt a cruel blow two years earlier after her partner Michael Griffiths shockingly decided to couple up with Joanne Chimonides while he was in Casa Amor. And while she eventually went on to win the 2019 series of the ITV2 dating show with Greg O'Shea, the reality star explained during an interview on Monday's episode of Lorraine that the memories are still difficult for her.

LOVE Island fans think they have cracked the code to working out who will win tonight's show. Viewers have looked back at the past champions and predict whoever stands on the presenters left will win the final tonight like they have every year.

FORMER Love Island winner Amber Gill has backed Chloe and Toby to win tonight’s final. The champ, who won the show in 2019, appeared on today’s Lorraine to give her predictions.

Whilst Love Island's aim is in the name, its relationships are rarely built to last and the contestants' romances tend to come to an abrupt end within months of the show's final credits. Of course, some have proven the sceptics wrong, with couples such as Alex and Olivia Bowen, and Nathan and Cara De La Hoyde-Massey tying the knot after finding love on the ITV2 dating show.

LOVE Island winner Cara De La Hoyde has opened up about mum-shamers who have ‘hurt’ her after the star broke down in tears over parenting struggles. The brave reality TV star has spoken candidly about the struggles of becoming a mum for the second time and has hit back at haters.