Made In Chelsea’s Louise Thompson hopeful she’s on road to recovery after traumatic birth: ‘My life might never be the same again’

Muse have announced details of two intimate London shows raising money for charity – see all the details and how you can get tickets below.The band are set to release new album ‘Will Of The People’ on August 26 via Warner Records, and shared its first single ‘Compliance’ earlier this month.On May 9 and 10, they’ll play the Eventim Apollo in Hammersmith, London, with the shows raising money for a number of charities.At the first show, the band will support War Child and Médecins Sans Frontières’ relief efforts in Ukraine, while the second show will celebrate the 30th anniversary of The Big Issue. Support at both dates comes from Razorlight.“We’re honoured to be able to play these shows over two nights for three outstanding organisations,” Muse said in a statement.

Announced earlier this month, the two-hour benefit show will air on ITV tomorrow night in aid of the Disasters Emergency Committee‘s (DEC) Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal.Ed Sheeran leads the line-up, and is set to perform along with Camila Cabello, Emeli Sandé, Gregory Porter, Snow Patrol, Nile Rodgers and Chic, Manic Street Preachers, Tom Odell and Becky Hill at the show, which takes place at Resorts World Arena Birmingham.All sponsorship and advertising revenue generated from the broadcast of the event – which is expected to raise over £3million – will be donated by ITV to the DEC fund.Don't miss #ConcertForUkraine at #ResortsWorldArena with some of the UK's biggest stars on 29 March. Watch live on ITV, STV or online.Funds raised will go towards the DEC #UkraineAppeal to help provide aid to people fleeing conflict.Show your support: https://t.co/mYORFH6dLZ pic.twitter.com/2iHiya7vUL— DEC (@decappeal) March 27, 2022Over the weekend, it was revealed that Ukrainian band Antytila have been told they can’t play the upcoming benefit concert for their country because it’s “only able to focus on the humanitarian situation”.After hearing of the concert’s announcement, the members of Antytila – who are currently fighting the Russians in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv – sent a video message to Ed Sheeran via Facebook to ask to play the concert remotely from their home country.The ‘Bad Habits’ hitmaker responded by telling the band: “I just watched your video this morning, thank you so much for sending it.

Twenty Five Twenty One star Nam Joo-hyuk has opened up about his tendency to get stressed out while acting in his projects.In a recent interview with Esquire Korea, the 28-year-old model-turned-actor, who currently stars alongside Kim Tae-ri (Space Sweepers) in the hit tvN and Netflix drama Twenty Five Twenty One, spoke about the difficulties he faces as an actor.“I tend to get really stressed when acting,” Nam shared, as translated by Soompi, adding that he often spends much time thinking about how to bring out the full potential of the scripts he receives. “I end up having fun on set, but I get stressed when I start thinking about the direction I’m taking with acting when I’m at home.”“Whether it’s a scene expressing explosive emotions or a calm scene, they’re both difficult,” Nam continued, adding that he “really felt [stressed]” while working on Twenty Five Twenty One.

A dad with terminal cancer is still defying the odds years after he was given just six months to live.

The most likely topics pet owners will search for and read about include “can my pet get COVID-19?”, “is my pet overweight?” and “can it eat cheese?”.Other common quandaries include “should I leave the radio on for them?”, “is my pet depressed?” and “why do they break wind so much?”.And “does my pet like me?”, “do I need to brush my pet’s teeth?”, and “what happens if I give my pet chocolate?” are also among the most frequently asked questions.Research into 1,000 pet owners found they’ll typically search for pet-related answers three times a month, spending around an hour reading about their furry, scaled, or winged friend.But one in ten will spend three hours or more a month reading pet stories.Commissioned by digital subscription service Readly, the study found the most popular subject to search for or read is their pet’s general health, scoured for by 59% of owners.Another 44% will check for information on diet or nutrition, while 39% will make a search based on an unusual behaviour.Just under one in ten tend to seek out answers around their pet’s sleeping habits more often than anything else.Behavioural psychologist Jo Hemmings said: “No matter what pet you’ve got – from a terrier to a tarantula – you want the best for it.“We are seeing a huge amount of mental energy being put into our pet’s welfare over the last two years, with more people living and working at home alongside their pet.“Pets are at the heart of family life, so it’s only natural that people are wanting to read more in-depth around their pets and be informed as to how to be the best owner possible.

One Direction star Liam Payne has left fans rather perplexed after he seemed to have a different accent at the Oscars ceremony.Appearing on the red carpet, the 28-year-old, who is originally from Wolverhampton, was interviewed by ITV journalist Noel Phillips and was asked his take on Will Smith slapping Chris Rock during the 94th Academy Awards.But as Liam spoke candidly about his opinions on the situation, fans noticed a distinct difference with his accent.Sharing his thoughts on the conflict, the musician said: "Will Smith actually used to live behind my house, I have the pleasure of knowing his son and daughter very well. We did Men In Black 3 with him."I believe whatever he felt he did, he had the right to do."I also felt there were three losers and one fight."But once the short news clip hit social media, fans couldn't help but share their thoughts on Twitter regarding the star's transformed pronunciation.One person tweeted: "This is the oddest thing I’ve ever seen," followed by a laughing face emoji.Another confused commented: "Who is it? Not that One Direction guy?"A third wrote: "Is he now Welsh? What is going on…"While a fourth added: "What the heck.

More than a quarter of adults have landed themselves in hot water after sending an “unprofessional” email – with emojis considered a serious no-no, according to research.A survey of 2,000 professionals, who use emails for work, revealed the do's and don’ts when it comes to constructing a digital message.A fifth wouldn’t dream of using emojis, while three in ten hate “text speak” in an email.And one in ten will relax their tone of voice with co-workers within the first week of starting a new job.Nearly three-quarters (74%) are happy to take a more candid tone with clients, but when it comes to the “boss” just 57% would do the same.Unfortunately, of those who didn’t take appropriate cautions when emailing, many received an unhappy response – with 22% getting a telling-off from the boss, and one in ten having to write an apology.When asked about the worst thing they’ve ever sent or received over email, one respondent said they sent a fake resignation, while another delivered a message intended for their wife to the boss.Nicole Stevens, spokeswoman for Mailbird, which commissioned the research, said: “Self-awareness when drafting emails has never been more important, and recognising that tone can differ hugely from business to business and person to person.“It does appear there are some concrete things people don't like to receive over email, and things many wouldn't send.“But email, as with all language, evolves over time.

Ukraine and was away from his family in the southern port city of Mariupol when the Russian army invaded its neighbouring country on February 24. Mariupol has since become one of the key battlegrounds of the conflict, with the region sustaining heavy bombing from Putin’s navy, and residents reportedly being forced to drive past dead bodies in their attempts to flee.

Wayne Rooney has detailed how former Manchester United team-mate Carlos Tevez handed him the "biggest disappointment of his life" during a shared trip to the airport. The former England skipper, who has previously earmarked the ex-Argentina forward as his favourite ever Old Trafford team-mate despite spending only two seasons at the club, was seemingly desperate to strike up a rapport off the pitch. Rooney has now explained why that wasn't possible, and admitted that it was a painful moment for him considering how well they could link up during fixtures and firing United to back-to-back Premier League titles and a Champions League triumph.

Emiliano Granada HBO Max has boarded Nikolay Stefanov’s debut feature doc “No Place for You in Our Town” which it is co-producing with Bulgaria’s Smarty Pants Shooter, headed by writer-producer Ralitsa Golemanova.Premiering at Copenhagen’s CPH:DOX, “No Place for You in Our Town” marks HBO Max’s first original from Bulgaria. The film will drop on HBO Max in fall 2022.It revolves around a group of soccer hooligans in Pernik, a mining town in Bulgaria whose industry has slowly decayed since the fall of the Soviet Union.

Naman Ramachandran Disney Plus Hotstar, in association with All3Media International, is readying an Indian adaptation of IFTA-winning series “Blood.”Created by Sophie Petzal, the series starred Adrian Dunbar (“Line of Duty”) and Grainne Keenan (“The Wife”), and is a psychological thriller about familial bonds, memories, and the past’s impact on the present. The Indian adaptation will be under the Hotstar Specials label with Gurmmeet Singh as showrunner and Mihir Desai as director.

Academy Awards yesterday have fumed over the extravagant gift bags being handed out to nominees.They took to social media to suggest the money should have instead been donated to charity to help refugees of the Ukraine war.According to reports, nominees at the Sunday night ceremony received swag bags containing $140,000 worth of products and experiences, including holidays abroad, after many Hollywood stars preached about the war in Ukraine in "woke" speeches.On Twitter, some slammed the move as "appalling" amid the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.Betsymullen typed: “Appalling excess; the funds should have gone to help in the crisis in Ukraine.”Alfie_Boy_Dog wrote: “In 2021, Forbes estimated that the Oscar 'Freebie' gift bags valued around $205,000.“How about all you American actors bleating support for #Ukraine demand that these are cancelled and the money sent to support the #HumanitarianCrisis that is unfolding @amyschumer #Oscars2022.”Xtinaresists said: “I love the movies, I love the arts, I respect what all of them do as artists.“This is an embarrassment to those who do not need it at all.“Wouldn’t it have been a nice touch if in that bag they got a paper that says $76,000 donated to ‘worthy’ charity of their choice? And a candy.”Edengr4ce added: “Imagine how much that £76k each that went on an already rich person, would’ve helped a Ukrainian family.“Multiple families!!! Madness this world.”The lavish package includes a number of luxury items, ranging from popcorn kernels, to skin care products, and a three-night stay in a Scottish castle, according to the Daily Mail.It is also said to include a liposuction treatment valued between $9,500 and $15,000.The Oscars night was surrounded by controversy after an

Louise Thompson has continued documenting her return to the gym after the traumatic birth of her son Leo-Hunter.The 31 year old made her first return to the gym last month and has continued her post-birth return to her fitness regime, while praising fiancé Ryan Libbey’s help as she recovers from PTSD.The star is yet to detail the “serious complications” she had after her child's birth, but has previously told her 1.4million followers that she almost died twice. Since then, she's been fighting to get her "normal" life back as she's been struggling with anxiety while juggling parenthood with fiancé Ryan.

A source has revealed that Louise Thompson may finally be showing signs of recovery from PTSD which tainted her first few months with newborn, Leo-Hunter.The Made In Chelsea star and fiance Ryan Libbey welcomed their son in November after a traumatic labour, during which Louise almost died and later had to spend a month in intensive care. Since then, she has been adjusting to life as a mother whilst attempting to cope with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

Louise Thompson has opened up about her mental health struggle four months after giving birth to her son Leo-Hunter. The Made In Chelsea star, 31, revealed that she's scared of cupboards, her fridge and is afraid to look after her baby.

Louise Thompson had admitted that she’s “too scared” to look after her newborn son Leo due while suffering with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) following a complicated birth. Leo, whom Louise, 31, shares with fiancé Ryan Libbey, also 31, turned 15 weeks old on Monday 28 February. Louise didn’t announce Leo’s arrival until he was five weeks old due to the fact she was recovering from her son’s traumatic birth and had remained in hospital for a month.

Louise Thompson has bravely shared about her ongoing PTSD battle after the birth of her first child, saying she's been left too scared to look after her son incase it triggers anxiety.

Louise Thompson looked absolutely sensational in new family snaps with her fiancé Ryan Libbey and their baby boy, Leo-Hunter.The former Made In Chelsea star, who has revealed she is "ready to handle" her birth trauma, took to her Instagram account on Friday afternoon with a slew of sweet images.The 31 year old looked every inch the doting mother as she sweetly held onto her son's feet while placing a doting kiss on his head. Louise showed off her style in a stunning brown and white printed flowing maxi dress while her long brunette locks were pulled back into a braid to show off her striking features.The fitness enthusiast was seen grinning for the camera as she posed with her newborn son, who was held lovingly by Ryan.

Louise Thompson has said she is “ready to handle” her birth trauma after she almost died twice giving birth to her son Leo-Hunter.The former Made In Chelsea star’s comments came as she also celebrated a huge professional achievement and shared the news on Instagram. Posting pictures herself and her fiancé Ryan Libbey with their baby boy, Louise shared the exciting news that her brand Pocket Sport is in the display windows at a department store in London.

Louise Thompson has declared she's starting her "comeback" as she's returned to the gym following the traumatic birth of her baby boy Leo.The 31 year old is yet to detail the “serious complications” she had after her child's birth, but has previously told her 1.4million followers that she almost died twice. Since then, she's been fighting to get her "normal" life back as she's been struggling with anxiety while juggling parenthood with fiancé Ryan Libbey, also 31.

Sam Thompson revealed he broke down in tears after moving back into his newly-renovated home and believes it’s a perfect place to raise a family. The Made In Chelsea star, 29, has spent the past year remodelling his £1million West London home with girlfriend Zara McDermott and the finished product left him overwhelmed. Speaking exclusively to The Sun, he said: “That’s been my biggest stress over the past year.