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READ MORE: Scarlett, 32, became a regular cast member on Gogglebox alongside her parents Mark and Betty from 2014 to 2016. She won the 16th series of I'm a Celebrity. .

I'm a Celebrity star Scarlett Moffatt has revealed that she is expecting her first child with her 'soulmate' partner Scott Dobinson. Scarlett, who became a firm favourite with fans in 2014 on the Channel Four armchair critic show, shared her announcement on Instagram with an adorable video of the couple's pet chihuahua Bonnie. Bonnie wore a bandana announcing "I'm going to be a big sister.

Scarlett Moffatt is expecting her first child with longterm boyfriend Scott Dobinson. The ex-Gogglebox favourite, 32, took to Instagram on Saturday to share the happy news that she and boyfriend Scott, 34, are set to become parents for the first time later this year. Scarlett shared an adorable video of her pet dog Bonnie alongside a photo from a recent ultrasound scan, and said she and Scott are "one cloud nine".

Scarlett Moffatt is going to be a mum!The former Gogglebox star, 32, announced the adorable news that she’s expecting her first child with boyfriend Scott Dobinson on Saturday. She shared her pregnancy with her followers by uploading the cutest video, showing her chihuahua Bonnie wearing a brown neckerchief with the words, ‘I’m going to be a big sister’ written across it. The pooch sat next to photos from Scarlett’s ultrasound, with Turning Page by Sleeping At Last playing in the background of the clip.

Scarlett Moffatt is pregnant. The 32-year-old TV star has taken to social media to announce that she's expecting her first child with her boyfriend Scott Dobinson. Alongside a video that features her ultrasound scan, Scarlett wrote on Instagram: "It truly feels like a dream writing this caption.

Gogglebox star, 32, took to Instagram to share the news that her and boyfriend Scott Dobinson are set to become parents later this year. Scarlett shared an adorable video with her 2. 3 million followers of her dog Bonnie alongside a photo from a recent ultrasound scan.

Gogglebox star Scarlett Moffatt has revealed the joyous news that she is expecting her first child with her 'soulmate' partner Scott Dobinson. Scarlett, who shot to fame in 2014 on the Channel Four armchair critic show, shared her announcement on Instagram with an adorable video of their pet chihuahua Bonnie.

Scarlett Moffat has delighted fans after announcing she is pregnant with her first child.

Scarlett Moffatt is expecting her first child with longterm boyfriend Scott Dobinson. The ex-Gogglebox favourite, 32, took to Instagram on Saturday to share the happy news that she and boyfriend Scott, 34, are set to become parents for the first time later this year. Scarlett shared an adorable video of her pet dog Bonnie alongside a photo from a recent ultrasound scan, and said she and Scott are "one cloud nine".

Fans of the Masked Singer think they have finally figured out who Fawn is as the show reaches its climax. On Saturday night, Fawn joined Jellyfish, Phoenix, Rhino and Jacket Potato in the semi-final - and survived to make the grand final of the ITV programme. Davina McCall, Jonathan Ross, Rita Ora and Mo Gilligan seem stumped as they try to reveal the Masked Singer's Fawn but there's one theory doing the rounds that is quite hard to ignore.

I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! alumni Roman Kemp has revealed the key to Rugby International Mike Tindall being crowned king of the jungle is for him to show his sensitive side.Speaking on the Netmums podcast, the Capital Breakfast presenter said that Mike Tindall is hands down one of the nicest people he has ever met. He said: “I would love to see Mike win it. “Mike Tindall is one of the nicest people I have ever met in my life and I include my dad in that. “I really hope we see more of an emotional side to Mike, because I think if we get that he will win.”Roman shared his thoughts on Mike’s hopes to become King of the Jungle while he was discussing his new book. In the publication, Roman tries to tackle the taboo subject of suicide and why it is ok not to be ok.On the podcast, he talks candidly about his own personal struggle with suicidal thoughts and how he tried to tackle the problem. Roman readily admits that one of the happiest times of his life was his stint in the Australian jungle in 2019.The TV personality and radio host came a credible third behind Coronation Street’s Andy Whyment and eventual winner, former EastEnder Jacqueline Jossa.  He said of the 2022 campmates entering the jungle: “It made me really emotional watching people going in there, because when I went in the jungle it was one of the happiest times of my life and seeing it there was really cool.” Aside from Mike Tindall, Roman also tipped England International Jill Scott and TV presenter Charlene White as potential winners.Of Jill Scott he said: “Jill Scott is my hero.She is a winner and from what we have seen of her so far in the show, she works on a team mentality.”Adding: “She will love that element of it.

Current and former EastEnders characters have turned out in force for Dot Cotton's funeral, with iconic characters making their return to Albert Square for the emotional scenes.The mass return to Walford includes Jacqueline Jossa, who has returned to the role of Lauren Branning for the first time since her departure in 2018. Alongside Lauren, another five characters are returning to say their goodbyes to the much-loved Dot.

EastEnders stars Letitia Dean, 54, and Gillian Taylforth, 67, both displayed their chic sense of style as they filmed Dot Cotton's funeral on Wednesday. The actresses, who play Sharon Watts and Kathy Beale respectively, were both dressed in sombre attire as they filmed Dot's final farewell, following the death of actress June Brown in April. Showing her recent makeover, Letitia cut a chic figure in a black wool coat with a fur-lined collar as she linked arms with Gillian for the scenes.

EastEnders actress Jacqueline Jossa has revealed details about her return to Albert Square.The star, 29, who played the role of Lauren Branning for eight years before leaving in 2018, is set to appear in scenes of Dot Branning's funeral. Actress June Brown portrayed the character of Dot for 35 years before she died in April of this year at the age of 95. Speaking about her return to Walford, Jacqueline said: "Coming back to EastEnders for Dot's funeral was a no-brainer, and it was a real honour to be invited back.

EastEnders has officially confirmed that former characters including George 'Lofty' Holloway, Lauren Branning and Mary 'The Punk' Smith are among those set to return to Albert Square for the funeral of Dot Branning later this year.

EastEnders has confirmed that six characters will be returning for Dot Cotton's emotional funeral after actress June Brown passed away aged 95 in April. Lauren Branning (Jacqueline Jossa), George "Lofty" Holloway (Tom Watt), Colin Russell (Lord Michael Cashman CBE), Barry Clark (Gary Hailes), Mary "the punk" Smith (Linda Davidson) and Disa O’Brien (Jan Graveson) will join together to say goodbye to Dot. The returning cast are currently filming scenes for the emotional funeral, where they share their cherished memories of Dot, and will also bring viewers up to date with their lives.

Jacqueline Jossa's fans are loving a recent snap she shared on her Instagram page.The EastEnders star, 29, posted a stunning photo of her sporting a white and black bikini while wearing black sunglasses. Jacqueline looked relaxed as she smiled to the camera and showcased her perfectly-done blue nails. Taking to the comment section, many of her 3.5 million followers couldn't help but comment about how great she looked.

Former EastEndersstar Jacqueline Jossa is hoping her return to Albert Square in a few weeks could kick start her working life again. Jac, who played Lauren Branning from 2010 to 2018, is reprising her role for the funeral of Lauren’s step-grandmother, Dot Branning (played by the late June Brown). And, according to a source who spoke exclusively to OK! this week, Jac, 29, is "thrilled" to get back to Walford.

EastEnders has started filming a special funeral episode for Dot Cotton after actress June Brown passed away aged 95 in April. New filming pictures give viewers a first look at the emotional scenes, which are set to air in the upcoming weeks, and see a horse-drawn carriage with white flowers spelling out "Dot".

Jacqueline Jossa has returned to EastEnders as the cast and crew start filming the funeral of Dot Cotton following the death of June Brown in April, who played the character for 35 years.

There's a familiar face heading back to Albert Square as Jacqueline Jossa has been spotted filming scenes as part of sensational return to EastEnders at Dot Branning’s emotional funeral.The actress, 29, left the soap four years ago when her character moved to New Zealand but is back at the Elstree Studios to give Dot a good send off as part of a special tribute episode to June Brown, who played the iconic character for 35 years. A horse-drawn hearse with a floral arrangement spelling "Dot" was seen heading to the set and a source told The Sun: “Bosses got in touch with Jacq about returning for Dot’s special episode and she was more than happy to come back.They added: “She was back last week filming her little guest stint.” An EastEnders spokesperson declined to comment when contacted by OK!.