Frankie Sandford: Last News

Follow OK! on Threads here: https://www.threads.net/@ok_mag Dougie Poynter has revealed how he ended up in rehab twice for separate addictions, and discussed their "life changing" effect.The McFly star admitted they were "the worst times" in his life but also "the best" and that it was hard telling his loved ones about it. Dougie, 35, opened up to Busted's Matt Willis, 40, for the first episode of Matt's new podcast, On The Mend With Matt Willis.

Frankie Bridge has made an urgent plea to her Instagram followers after her profile name somehow changed. The British pop star, 33, who said her husband Wayne "parents" her, posted on her story begging for someone to advise her how to change her name from Frankie Sandford back to Frankie Bridge. The issue appears to have been caused by her Instagram page being linked to her Facebook account but even after unlinking them she was still unable to correct her name.

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WHEN Frankie Sandford and Wayne Bridge first met, on a boozy night out in December 2010, both were battered and bruised by fame. Saturdays singer Frankie, 32, had just been through a messy and painful break up with McFly’s Dougie Poynter, in the full glare of the spotlight.

supports HTML5 videoFrankie Bridge has revealed she has been going through withdrawals from antidepressants after running out of her medication over Easter. The singer, 32, took to her Instagram story to tell her followers why she hadn’t been active on the social media platform after forgetting to pick up a new prescription before the Bank Holiday weekend. She shared that she had been ‘really out of it’ after going around ‘five or six days’ without her antidepressants. The Saturdays star explained: ‘Just before the Bank Holiday I realised I’d ran out of my anti-depressants and obviously I couldn’t get any until after the Bank Holiday was over.‘And I still haven’t got them, so now I’ve been getting really bad withdrawals.‘It’s really weird,

anxiety in an interview with Glamour in 2012, and recalled opening up about her mental illness while accepting her award.In a video filmed remotely, Frankie said: ‘I always say that I was someone who was born anxious. ‘As I grew up in the public eye, I realised that I didn’t have much control over my own life, and it got to a point where I felt like I was coming into work and I was being “Frankie from The Saturdays,” rather than just Frankie.‘I started feeling that I didn’t want to be around anymore, I didn’t want to live my life anymore.

parenting in the comments.Chatting to Metro.co.uk for her latest role – as brand ambassador for low-alcohol spirit Atopia – she defended the photo, explaining it’s important to show the accurate side of being a mum on social media.‘That’s why I shared it. We’d been out with the kids all day, we’d been to the aquarium, we went swimming,’ Frankie began.

Being in lockdown isn’t always easy, but Frankie Bridge has shared her tips for beating the anxiety that can crop up during these uncertain times.