Monty Don addresses 'struggles' after BBC host's show appearance sparks concern

Jennifer Aniston turned 53-years-old on Friday and friends took to social media to wish her well.Her The Morning Show co-star Reese Witherspoon was one of the first.'When I think of Jen and all the wonderful adventures we have had together, I just smile. Knowing that @JenniferAniston is in the world makes me happy!' shared the Oscar winning actress.

Julia Fox sported her signature all-black leather look while out and about in the sweltering Los Angeles heat on Thursday amid reports her relationship with Kanye West is cooling off.The 32-year-old actress opted for a head-to-toe tight leather ensemble complete with a jacket and slacks as she visited the Face Gym in West Hollywood with a friend in tow.Despite a hot-and-heavy romance with Kanye West which began on New Year's Eve and has seen the couple globe-trotting with heavy PDA, sources told E! Newsthat Julia 'doesn't have the energy' to put more into a relationship with the 44-year-old rapper. Stepping out: Julia Fox sported her signature all-black leather look while out and about in the sweltering Los Angeles heat on Thursday amid reports her relationship with Kanye West is cooling off Signature: The 32-year-old actress opted for a head-to-toe tight leather ensemble complete with a jacket and slacksWhile temperatures were soaring into the high 80s on an unusually hot day in Southern California, Julia looked casually cool wearing a black moto-jacket on top of a bralette.

Tristan Thompson is claimed to be potentially paying a cumulative $120,000 in monthly child support.The 30-year-old has a total of three children by three different women - Jordan Craig, Khloe Kardashian and Maralee Nichols.Now a lawyer has theorized to The Sunthat the NBA player could be paying $40,000 apiece for each of his children. Theory:Tristan Thompson is claimed to be potentially paying a cumulative $120,000 in monthly child support; seen in JanuaryDailyMail.com has reached out to a representative for Maralee for comment.Tristan shares his son Prince, five, with Jordan, his elder daughter True, three, with Khloe, and a son born this past December with Maralee.'He is paying out the nose for these kids!' claimed an attorney called Bryan Koneski, who works in family law.

Hoda Kotb, Savannah Guthrie and the rest of theToday anchors debuted an extremely fun Super Bowl commercial ahead of the big game on Friday February 11. The commercial featured all of the show’s anchors back in the 1970s in a classroom in the spot for the She Can STEM campaign for Ad Council, which hopes to inspire girls, non-binary kids, and trans youth to stay in the science, technology, engineering and math fields.

A woman, who has only been identified as Jane Doe, is suing Snoop Dogg and his longtime friend, Bishop Don Juan, of sexual assault and battery, according to a court documents obtained by HollywoodLife. The woman, who says that she used to work as a stage dancer for Snoop and Don Juan, claims that the incident in her lawsuit took place in 2013. She filed the court documents on Feb. 9, 2022, just four days before Snoop was set to take the big stage at the Super Bowl. HollywoodLife has reached out to Snoop Dogg’s rep for comment and has not heard back as of press time.

When Adele sported a giant diamond ring on THAT finger during the 2022 Brit Awards, fans theorized that she got engaged to her boyfriend, Rich Paul. The pair have been getting pretty serious the past few months, so it wasn’t far fetched to believe he put a ring on it. But when the 33-year-old singer appeared on The Graham Norton Show Thursday, Feb. 10, she didn’t confirm or deny that the couple took their relationship to the next level.

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Monty Don, 66, has uploaded a new picture to Instagram, where he enjoys a following of 979,000, as he showed off his scenic garden. Along with the snap, the Gardeners’ World star included a “warning”.The photograph featured the outline of his neatly trimmed trees against a bright pink sky.He captioned the image: “Shepherd’s warning."The saying Monty made reference to - “Red sky in the morning, shepherds warning” - means the good weather has passed ahead of a low-pressure system coming in.Fans of the horticulturist and broadcaster promptly took to the post’s comment section as they discussed the meaning behind the phrase.Twitter user, Sunshine.love.smilesandpaws commented: “Spectacular photo! You need an exhibition of your art.”Sillymilliedog said: “That is such an amazing sky! Fantastic shot.“Just looked this up as I’ve never heard the saying.

Monty assured viewers that the Mediterranean climate is not an essential part of recreating an Italian garden at home.Carol said: “Italian design is really big on unity, which is the repetition of materials and shapes, the simplicity makes the design bolder and more calming.“The use of natural materials celebrates the beauty of controlled nature through evergreens, water and stone.“There is really strong symmetry in the design of the space, which might be mirrored with just one line of symmetry running down the centre or can be more complex where it folds on itself in 90 and 180 degree angles.”She reassured fans that there were ways to recreate the Mediterranean feel without having the necessary climate to match.She explained that the process involves using evergreens as low hedges for a low maintenance garden.In full, the expert said: “To create the feel in the UK we can borrow the idea of using evergreens as low hedges to borders or to create topiary notes combined with coloured gravels to create a rain permeable low maintenance garden.”Carol added that eye-catching features such as pools or plinth bases were helpful for creating the Italian feel.

Gardeners' World presenter Monty Don gave a rare insight into his home life with his wife Sarah Don as he addressed how the couple enjoys spending their downtime together. When the horticulturist is not tending to his luscious gardens at his Herefordshire residence, the presenter admittedly outs his feet up to enjoy the popular series.The 66-year-old revealed that he is a big fan of the hit show Succession.The drama series centres on the Roy family, the dysfunctional owners of Waystar RoyCo, a global media and entertainment conglomerate, who are fighting for control of the company amid uncertainty about the health of the family's patriarch, Logan Roy (played by Brian Cox).Speaking in a new interview on BBC Radio 5 Live with Nihal Arthanayake, the gardening expert was quizzed about the show, where he admitted his other half is not as keen.The on-screen star was questioned about his favourite character on the show and said that he finds them all "loathsome".Monty explained: "That's really difficult because they are all really loathsome.

Coleen Nolan sets record straight after failing to address ITV 'feud'[LATEST]Monty Don addresses 'struggles' as appearance sparks concern[HEALTH]Janette Manrara taken aback by Kate Middleton comparison[ROYALS]The comic added: "She genuinely thought that if I offended the [Royal Family] that we would get deported or something.She was worried about it."Gyles interjected: "Can I just say, that I've met his mum and she's nothing like this."Alex agreed with the broadcaster, as she reacted to Romesh's comment.She chimed: "Your mum's lovely."Gyles cheekily scolded: "Your mum is nothing like this.She's the most normal, decent, straightforward person that I've ever come across."You're making her into this national caricature."Romesh laughed off Gyles' remark as he joked that he was trying to get her more TV work.The comedian hosted the annual royal event alongside his long-standing friend Rob two years ago, making the pair the first comedic pair at the helm in over 30 years, since Ronnie Corbett and Bruce Forsyth in 1988.

If you thought Prince William and Prince Harry were back to being the best of brothers, think again! New sources are now revealing that the show of unity at their mother Princess Diana’s statue unveiling in July was all a ruse — and almost didn’t happen because of their ongoing feud!

Janette Manrara taken aback by Kate Middleton comparison[LATEST]Strictly's Oti Mabuse breaks silence as she lands another TV role[STRICTLY]Coleen Nolan sets record straight after failing to address ITV 'feud'[TV]This came as a special cinematic event was due to air to coincide with her landmark birthday.It featured interviews from Betty’s co-stars and friends, including Ryan Reynolds and Robert Redford.Speaking to PEOPLE in an interview published on December 19, she shared how her longevity was down to “avoiding anything green.”Betty had said: “I think it’s working.“I’m so lucky to be in such good health and feel so good at this age.”Betty is best known for her role as Rose Nylund in Golden Girls - which ran for seven seasons between 1985 and 1992.The TV and film star rose to prominence as a youngster and went on to enjoy an acting career that spanned over eight decades.She later reprised her iconic Rose role in a spin-off of the original series called The Golden Palace.

Monty Don recently spoke up about the future of his shows.On last Thursday’s episode of BBC 2 Radio Breakfast, he spoke to Zoe Ball.Zoe asked the presenter if he had any plans to return to one of his other shows, which he has been absent from.Asking about Big Dreams, Small Spaces, she asked if there were any plans to record more episodes.The show features Monty travelling throughout the country, attempting to help people build the garden of their dreams.The last episode, after three seasons were filmed, was broadcast in 2017.Zoe was waiting for the star to reveal that a new series had been commissioned by the BBC.But Monty disappointingly said: "There are no plans, but I would love to."So if anyone from the BBC is listening to that, myself and the production team would love to do more Big Dreams, Small Spaces."We've been asking the BBC about it for a number of years so watch this space.“But as of yet, I am afraid not.”Elsewhere, Gardeners’ World experts have recently shared which vegetables are best to grow now in order for maximum results in time for late spring and summer.Apparently, there are three kinds of vegetables that can be sown this month, and they are chillies, aubergines, and basil.According to Gardeners’ World, many types of chilli are available in supermarkets, but gardeners will fare better in terms of choice if they grow the chillies themselves.Experts said they are best grown from seed and in containers.This means they should ideally be put on a patio or balcony.

Monty Don, 66, returned to our screens tonight for his new three-part series, Monty Don’s Adriatic Gardens.The presenter then revealed that one of his personal items had survived the trip home, only to be immediately ruined after he stepped through the door. Tonight, Monty treated viewers to a host of breathtaking views as he explored stunning Venetian gardens and uncovered some of the floating city’s hidden jewels. The gardening journalist revealed in the opening to the programme that they would be able to peer into private gardens in Corfu, view a grand new park in Athens, and even get a peak at an Adriatic garden that Monty had been helping to create. On his sun-soaked travels, one item that seemed to stay with Monty wherever he went was his straw hat. However, the BBC star revealed via social media that the reliable piece of headwear had since been completely destroyed, sharing a picture of the rim ripped from the top of the hat. Tweeting out to his 245,700 followers he wrote: “Thanks to all for kind comments about prog 1 of Adriatic Gardens. “For the record, my hat, which I bought in South Africa some years ago, was destroyed by Nellie within 5 minutes of getting home from Venice!”Monty’s dog, Nellie the golden retriever, joined Gardeners' World in 2016 and lives alongside the gardener’s other dog, named Patti.Monty’s beloved golden retriever Nigel was also a familiar sight on viewers’ screens, but he sadly died back in 2020. Under the post, Monty’s viewers shared their appreciation for his new show, which appeared to be a welcome ray of sunlight on a cold January evening. Seninegirl commented: “It’s really cheered me up.

Monty Don returns to the BBC tonight for his new series Adriatic Gardens, where gardening fans will get a chance to see the horticulturist visit stunning landscapes across Europe.The Gardeners' World host has now addressed a common issue that has affected many households who keep plants indoors.Speaking on The Chris Evans Breakfast Show today, the 60-year-old offered his top tip which will halt individuals from "drowning" and ultimately killing their plants.The on-screen star chatted candidly with presenter Sam Pinkham, who naturally quizzed the horticulturist on his gardening expertise.He asked: "You can drown a plant, can't you? You can definitely overwater them.""Yes, you can. Most house plants die from drowning," Monty explained.He continued: "The biggest mistake that people can make with their house plant is to overwater them."By and large your best bet is to water them no more than once a week.

Gardeners' World star Monty Don revealed two very different photos, taken 18 years apart, of his stunning garden at home.The 66-year-old captioned his photo: "A look back...

Monty Don, 66, has been the lead presenter of BBC's Gardeners' World since 2003, making a large name for himself in the gardening community.The horticulturist opened up in a new interview about struggles he had with his family this Christmas due to a "brush with Covid".Monty left a smile on his Twitter followers' faces at Christmas this year, when he posted a picture of his Yorkshire Terrier surrounded by Christmas wrapping.However, the gardener admitted in an interview this morning with Zoe Ball on Radio 2 that his family Christmas did not go to plan.Zoe said to the gardener: "Happy new year Monty, how was the festive time for you and your family?"Monty replied: "Well, it was quiet."We, like I guess so many families, had our brush with Covid."Not directly but it meant all plans were rearranged at the very last minute and you know people couldn't go one way or another."But we had a very, very nice time."Monty has been very open on his Twitter about his Covid vaccination process, talking about getting his booster on December 21.In view of his 245,600 followers the star penned: "Got my booster jab this afternoon."Had to wait over 3 weeks for the appointment but it was done with speed, professionalism and great cheerfulness in the face of what must be overwhelming exhaustion and stress."I am extremely grateful.

Monty Don was horrified today when opportunists took advantage of fear over the pandemic to make an illicit profit.The 66-year-old, full name Montagu Denis Wyatt Don OBE, received a message telling him he'd come into contact with Covid - but it turned out to be a scam.Even worse, the communication came through the NHS app, making it seem more legitimate.Addressing his followers, he cautioned: "Received a seemingly Kosher message via NHS App saying I had been in contact with positive Covid and need specific PCR Omicron test, asking for details including credit card to pay 3.99 for processing."He continued: "This is a scam to get card details so ignore and delete if you get it."Followers responded by retweeting the warning and spreading the message across the social media platform.@titan641 encouraged: "Better still Monty, if you receive a text like this or anything similar, report it to the authorities so they can investigate."He posted a link to the ncsc.gov.uk website, which has advice on how to report spam communication.Meanwhile, Marlene Short had a few words of advice for those receiving the scam through a text message."Rather than deleting, report it by forwarding it to 7726 (SPAM)," she urged."You will get a text asking for the number you received the text from, no personal details, and will be helping to track and stop fraudsters."She added: "This works for texts attempting fraud [but] hopefully there is [also] a way to forward these notifications seemingly from an app."@EllenSkylark exclaimed: "So frightening to think they can contact you/try to scam you, via the NHS website."@pinkpinkpony replied: "I have heard a few people have had this."Just hard to understand what sort of person would stoop so low to profit

"Fingers crossed back to Radio 2 Breakfast Show tomorrow 6.30 if my PCR test is all clear."Zoe's guests for Thursday's show include actress Maxine Peake and horticulturist Monty Don.The star has been absent from her show all week while Nicki Chapman stepped in to host.It's been quite the month for Zoe, who recently opened up about the death of her stepdad Rick, who passed away from a Motor Neurone Disease in December 2012.She became emotional as she candidly spoke about her deceased family member, who all of her relatives were thinking about on the ninth anniversary of his passing.During a chat with Gabby Logan about her BBC Sports Personality of the Year award, Zoe shed light on how former winner Doddie Weir helped raise over £1 million for Doddie Aid.The money would be used to help find a cure for Motor Neurone Disease, which she stressed was a project that was extremely close to her heart."Hopefully one day we will find a cure," the radio personality expressed.She revealed during the interview that her stepdad died on that day nine years ago, much to Gabby's surprise."It's a real special day in my family today," Zoe added."We lost our stepdad Rick to Motor Neurone Disease on this day, quite a few years back now.""We think about him every day, so obviously this is something pretty close to my heart."That same month, Zoe celebrated her son Woody Cook's 21st birthday as she once again took to her Instagram account to share a series of doting throwback photos to mark the celebrate the special occasion with her fans.Some of the snaps in her gallery post included photos of Woody's first school photograph, while another pic sees him cuddling up to his new girlfriend, Nell Williams.Of course, there were also images of Zoe and

Monty Don, who has fronted several TV programmes for the broadcaster over the years, is making his return on January 7 as he continues exploring some of the most stunning gardens in Europe.Similar to his previous shows, Monty Don's Adriatic Garden only consists of three episodes.And on Monday, when a fan suggested a few other places that the 66-year-old should have visited during filming, the latter did not hesitate to respond to the message.Taking to Twitter to gush about his new show, Monty wrote to his 245,000 followers: "2022 is already getting better with 'Monty Don's Adriatic gardens' starting this Friday 7th Jan at 8 pm on BBC2.He continued: "Beginning in Venice, prog 1 before moving down the Adriatic coast through Croatia, Corfu,