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Helen George posed for a stunning new photo during an intimate night out, looking angelic in a beautiful blue printed dress. Taking to her Instagram page on Thursday, the Call the Midwife actress exuded some glamour as she smiled at the camera inside a dim-lit restaurant.MORE: Call the Midwife star Helen George comments on kissing co-star - 'it's the most unsexy thing'"Started dressing like I’m in Little house on the Prairie/Waltons #GoodnightJimBob," she simply remarked whilst referencing America TV shows, Little House on the Prairie and The Waltons.WATCH: Call the Midwife shares adorable behind-the-scenes clipWith her peroxide blonde hair left in loose waves, Helen wore her trademark winged eyeliner and added a slick of blush lipstick.

Call The Midwife viewers. Little did some of them know that, just as the title of the hit show suggested, Helen would soon need to call a midwife too.Despite the fact that she and Jack were constantly on set together, she refrained from revealing the truth.Meanwhile producers had lent a hand at helping her disguise her growing bump with the crafty use of aprons and capes - but with limited success.When one eagle-eyed viewer took to Twitter to exclaim that she should be put on a diet, however, Helen didn't hold back."Sorry if my chins offended you!" she retorted in an post on February 12, 2018.In a post that attracted more than 32,000 likes, she continued: "I chose to feed my baby healthily and not starve myself in a selfish act to look good on TV.

The Mirror that she feels that there is too much 'prejudice' in the industry regarding women working while pregnant.  The star gave birth to baby Lark back in November and has a four-year-old daughter Wren with her partner and former co-star Jack Ashton.

Call The Midwife star Helen George, 37, is amongst many other celebs getting their homes Christmas ready. The gorgeous star, who recently welcomed her second baby girl with Jack Ashton, have made their home super snug, as they spend Christmas as a family of four for the first time.Taking to her Instagram stories, Helen shared a photo of a white fireplace, with a candelabra on the floor and red candles poking out.The main focus was on the billowing flowers atop the fireplace, with gorgeous festive blooms poking out.

It’s become a Christmas tradition to sit down on the sofa and tune into BBC One’s Call the Midwife every Christmas Day - and this year will be no exception.To get fans of the hit BBC One drama in the festive spirit, the show’s star Helen George, who plays midwife Trixie Franklin, has teased details of what viewers can expect from the nuns and midwives of Nonnatus House. And it sounds like it’s going to be one to remember as Helen, who has starred on the show since the very beginning, explained viewers can expect to both cry and smile as in previous years.

Call the Midwife star Helen George has given birth to her second child, announcing the news in a post celebrating her partner’s birthday.Since 2012, Helen, 37, has played Trixie Franklin on the BBC series.She met her partner, Jack Ashton, on the drama, as he played Reverend Tom Hereward from series three.In a new Instagram post, Helen revealed the arrival of their second baby, sharing a picture of Jack holding the newborn with the Houses of Parliament visible through the window in the background.‘Happiest of birthdays my love,’ she wrote in celebration of Jack’s birthday.‘What a week.

Call The Midwife could be in danger after the studio that the show is filmed in has been bought by Netflix. The streaming giant - which makes shows such as Sex Education and The Crown - has said that only its own shows will be made in the studio.

Strictly Come Dancing six years ago left him “fuming”.The Slovenian-born dance professional was partnered with Helen George for the 2015 series, and the pair performed a stunning Paso Doble to At The End Of The Day from the musical Les Miserables.Kevin Clifton who also appeared on the same series as a professional, admitted he was a fan of the pair’s sizzling performance.Speaking on his self-titled podcast to Aljaz, the Grimsby native said he would have been “fuming” if he had been voted off following such an epic routine.Aljaz responded: “Kevin I was.

Radio Times.Over the years, the period drama has in fact picked up a number of awards, including gongs from the National Television Awards and more recently the TV Choice Awards.It scooped the Best Family Drama accolade at the ceremony.Helen, who is now a mum herself, shares a daughter with her co-star Jack Ashton.The actor plays Rev.Tom Hereward in the show.DON'T MISS...Neil Morrissey in brutal dressing down of Oxbridge elites running TV [INSIGHT]Martin Roberts talks 'annoying' time drunk couple bid and won on HUTH [VIDEO]'Stay off Oprah!' Piers Morgan warns royals amid Prince Philip advice [UPDATE]Helen went on to say that programme had picked up a number of new fans after people began watching the series during lockdown.The former

Radio Times.Stephen’s co-star Helen George, who plays Nurse Beatrix ‘Trixie’ Franklin, was equally surprised by the programme’s success.She also thought it would only air six episodes.The actress, 36, was impressed when it was renewed for a second series, and now the show is in its tenth year.DON'T MISS...Julia Bradbury's sister careers off road after 3 youngsters throw rock [UPDATE]John Humphrys branded Prince Harry 'sanctimonious, selfish young man' [INSIGHT]A Place In The Sun’s Jasmine Harman shares snap with her SIX siblings [PICTURES]The programme is based on the memoirs of Jennifer Worth, who worked at a convent in Poplar during the baby boom.It was originally set in the late 1950s but is currently in the 1960s.The show follows the

Celebrities are resigned to staying indoors just like the rest of the public, but for some being out and about is literally their job. So in an attempt to still make a living some have signed up to the shoutout app Cameo, where fans can request personalised messages from their idols.The site literally allows you to hire a celebrity to record a video message including anything from birthday wishes, baby reveals, or to tell someone you hate them.

Call The Midwife’s glamorous blonde nurse Trixie has plenty of tricks up her sleeve in real life.

Jack Ashton has revealed that although he misses having a “good time” working with his partner Helen George, 35, on the set of Call The Midwife, his departure from the BBC series kept them “sane” as a couple.The actor explained he left the show shortly after he and Helen [who plays Trixie Franklin] moved in together.In an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, Jack recalled: “I left the show not long after we’d moved in together.“So what I missed from seeing her at work, I saw her at home so it didn’t really feel too bad. “Obviously we had such a good time at work so I miss that.”However, the former Tom Hereward star went on to admit it was probably for the best that the pair didn’t continue working together while also living together.He