Made In Chelsea's James and Maeva admit baby was 'not planned'

Squid Game has suggested that Leonardo DiCaprio could be a part of the series one day, after the Inception star revealed he’s a huge fan of the show. Following the premiere of the South Korean drama last year, it went on to receive numerous recognitions, including 14 nominations at the recent Emmy Awards.

The wait time to visit Queen Elizabeth's coffin currently stands at 19 hours. The late monarch - who died at the age of 96 on September 8 following a 70-year reign - is currently lying in state at Westminster Hall in London for members of the public to pay their respects but mourners now face a wait time of at least 19 and a half hours. A message shared by the Department of Culture, Media, and Sport stated:"Entry to the queue is at Southwark Park.

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The Greatest Showman director Michael Gracey is returning to create this year’s Christmas advert, having done so in 2018. The acclaimed Australian filmmaker, who is best known for directing the musical featuring Hugh Jackman, was rumoured to have been hired to helm the supermarket chain’s festive commercial, with an insider spilling that it will ‘tug at people’s heartstrings. ’A source had shared: ‘Michael has some magical ideas for the Sainsbury’sadvert.

Nancy Reagan and performed by some of them at the White House. A measure of the immortality enjoyed by Gwyneth Powell’s Grange Hill role came in 2009 when the time-travelling drama Ashes to Ashes included a flashback to 1982 with a clip of Mrs McClusky. Gwyneth Powell was born in Manchester on July 5 1946 to Sidney, a factory worker, and Mary (née Bustard).

Clean Up Pre-nup”.Made in Chelsea’s Maeva D’Ascanio and James Taylor have signed the first agreement, officiated by barrister and broadcaster Rob Rinder.Raphaela Kohs, solicitor at Lawrence Stephens, said: “While cleaning and housework may appear like trivial things to argue about on the surface, they represent something much bigger – inequality.“The simplest way to solve issues and avoid conflict arising is by addressing these issues when you begin cohabiting, and by fairly and transparently divvying out domestic duties.”The study also found 45% of women cohabiting with a male partner said household tasks are “disproportionately split” – compared to just a third of men (34%t) who said the same.And 39% of the females who claim this imbalance increased during the pandemic, said it hasn’t rebalanced since adapting to post-lockdown life.But it’s not just heterosexual pairs experiencing domestic disruption – as 41% of same-sex cohabiting couples said there’s a notable imbalance in how their housework is split, too.It also emerged half of those polled (49%) said their partner expects praise or thanks when they finally manage to complete a task.And 17% of partners believe they’re offering a helping hand, while 26% think they’re doing the other a “favour”.A third of couples say the situation is so extreme, they may even have reconsidered moving in together had they known how the housework would be divided.But while 24% are frustrated by the inequality of household chores, it’s not necessarily because they don’t enjoy cleaning.More than four in ten (41%) said it has a positive impact on their mental health, while 42% enjoy it as a form of exercise, and one in ten (11%) see it as a type of meditation.The research, conducted via

Married At First Sight Australia ex-cast member Ella May Ding is set to join the cast of Made In Chelsea for its next series due to be released this Autumn.Fitting in with her new cast-mates' aesthetic, Ella posed in front of the Chelsea Gardens' road sign, a prominent location in the show, in a classy yet casual fit made up of Balenciaga trainers, a green oversized blazer and a pair of black cycling shorts.Ella told The Daily Star that this time around she wasn't looking to "marry a stranger" but kept her cards close to her chest when asked about her intentions in London's royal borough.READ MORE: Made In Chelsea fans left fuming as they all say the same thing about the showShe said: "Whilst I can’t tell you why I’m here, I can assure you I won’t be marrying a stranger this time!”Ella already follows most of her fellow castmates on Instagram, including the show's lothario Miles Nazaire who was looking for love in the last mini-series filmed in Majorca.She appears to be settling in well after the long trip to London from Australia and has posted snaps from Chelsea hotspots like St James' Park and Buckingham Palace.Teasing her move to the UK's capital, Ella posted a selfie from Italy's Amalfi Coast in a tiny white bikini adding the caption: "Stay in your lane and do your thing ... Next Stop LONDON BABY!"Fans began speculating what Ella would be up to in London.

Ulrika Jonsson took to Instagram to share her distraught after she was banned from popular dating site Hinge.The 55-year-old posted the notification that she'd been banned to her Instagram stories, letting her followers know that she was fuming at the dating app's decision to remove her.Over the screenshot of the notification, Ulrika wrote: "Nice one @hinge.

Made in Chelsea stars James Taylor and Maeva D'Ascanio are gearing up for the next stage in their relationship. James, 26, and Maeva, 30, recently got engaged during a romantic trip to Rome and if that wasn’t enough, the couple are also expecting their first child. On the most recent episode of the hit E4 show, the pair finally revealed the gender of their future baby in a rather unique way.

Made in Chelsea stars Maeva D'Ascanio and James Taylor have announced that they're expecting a baby boy. Maeva, 30, and James, 26, couldn't hide their excitement as they revealed the gender of their baby during Wednesday 24 August evening's episode of the hit E4 reality show. The pair could be seen cutting into a cake to find blue sponge inside, confirming that their baby is a boy in the intimate scenes.

Made in Chelsea fans were left in hysterics during Tuesday 23 August night’s episode of the smash hit reality show, as James Taylor appeared to compare his girlfriend Maeva D’Ascanio’s baby scan to his year 8 cricketer award. The hilarious moment occurred as the couple, who are expecting their first child together later this year, discussed their baby announcement in a heartfelt and poignant chat. In the second episode of the five-episode summer special in sun soaked Mallorca, James and Maeva were sat in their room preparing to head back to London for a scan.

TOWIE is returning for the 30th time, yes, you read that right! And OK! was lucky enough to catch up with some of the cast as they told us all about filming the iconic show in the exotic Caribbean! For series regular Chloe Brockett, 21 - who joined the show at the age of just 19 - this is not her first brush with reality TV fame however.The star also appeared on a previous series of Celebs Go Dating where she got hot and heavy with Made in Chelsea's Miles Nazaire - but she reveals exclusively to us that the coupling up left her feeling a little uncomfortable. Chloe said: "Me and Miles will always be friends, he’s a lovely guy. He’s so fit, but he’s very, very posh.

Made in Chelsea's James Taylor and Maeva D'Ascanio are engaged after James finally proposed to Maeva on a holiday in Rome. And while fans thought they weren't going to be getting married for a while after James rejected Maeva's proposal on the show, it seems the couple now can't wait to become husband and wife. Speaking to OK!, James, 26, has given a few hints about his upcoming wedding with Maeva, 30, which he wants to take place in December 2023.

Made In Chelsea is returning for its summer special, with the stars swapping London for the shores of Mallorca. Last series, viewers of the E4 reality show saw pals Miles Nazaire and Emily Blackwell growing closer and romance rumours have been swirling ever since. However, James Taylor doesn’t think his co-stars are romantically compatible, telling OK! Miles “isn’t man enough” for Emily.

Digby Edgley has spoken out about his Made in Chelsea co-stars James Taylor and Maeva D’Ascanio, saying they will make “brilliant parents”. James, 27, and Maeva, who recently turned 30, have been dating since 2019, and got engaged earlier this year. Not long after their exciting engagement news, the pair announced that they’re expecting their first child together.

Made in Chelsea star Maeva D'Ascanio has been photographed looking every bit the excited soon-to-be-mum as she cradled her blossoming baby bump.The TV personality, who is expecting her first child with fiancé and fellow Made in Chelsea star James Taylor, looked chic as she gazed down while out on a walk in the sunshine. Wearing her hair in a top knot, the star highlighted her growing bump with a navy blue maxi dress, which she paired with some brown buckled boots.

Maeva D'Ascanio has shared a glimpse of her 30th birthday celebrations, which included a number of lavish gifts and fun outings with her loved ones. The Made in Chelsea star, who is currently pregnant with her first baby, shared a collection of photos on social media to mark her milestone birthday and gushed over her fiancé James Taylor, 27.

Made In Chelsea's Olivia Bentley has never been one to shy away from brutal honesty and no-nonsense opinions. And in the blonde beauty's signature style, she has exclusively given OK! her verdict on Made in Chelsea pal Maeva D’Ascanio's shock pregnancy announcement and engagement to James Taylor. Sitting down with co-star beau Tristan Phipps - who himself admitted he was "surprised" to her that his close friend James was set to become a father - Olivia, 27, seemed to take a swipe at 25-year-old Maeva for settling down and starting a family at a "young" age.