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BBC presenter Kimberley Walsh opened up her family life in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk.The Girls Aloud star admitted that she wouldn’t be “pushing” her children into the music industry, as she reflected on how that world can actually be “quite tough”.Morning Live star Kimberley, 40, shares three young sons with her husband Justin Scott, 38. The couple welcomed baby Nate last year, while his older brothers are Bobby, seven, and Cole, five.While Kimberley rose to fame in pop group Girls Aloud, Justin was part of the boyband Triple 8. Forming in 2003, Triple 8 included David Wilcox, Iain James Farquharson, Jamie Bell, Josh Barnett and Justin.The band hit the UK Top 10 twice, with their first two singles Knockout and Give Me a Reason in the same year they were formed.With plenty of experience of the music industry and of handling fame, Kimberley and Justin are being careful about the way they bring up their children. Asked if she thinks her kids might be headed down a musical path, Kimberley confirmed that it could be in their futures.“They've definitely got some natural talent starting to come through like dancing and singing,” the proud mum of three reflected. “I mean, my side of the family in particular is musical for generations going back so I kind of hoped that they would inherit those genes a little bit.”However, Kimberley went on to explain that she was hesitant about “pushing” her kids into the limelight. “I'm not sure if I'll be pushing them down that route because it is tough and it can be a tough area to go into,” she said. “But it is really nice to see how much my son enjoys expressing himself and dancing and singing and making up his own music and stuff.

Spotify if his podcast becomes censored to the point at which he has to “walk on eggshells” and mind his “Ps and Qs”.The host of The Joe Rogan Experience, which is Spotify’s biggest podcast, said in a recent episode that he’ll back out of his reported $200million, three-and-a-half-year exclusivity deal he agreed with the platform in 2020 should it decide to bow to external criticism.Rogan became embroiled in controversy recently after Neil Young demanded his music be removed from Spotify if the platform wasn’t willing to remove podcast episodes in which Rogan had broadcasted dangerous misinformation over the COVID vaccines.During a recent episode, Rogan, an ex-mixed martial arts commentator and TV host, got into a conversation with MMA fighter Josh Barnett about the podcast industry.“I will quit. If it gets to a point that I can’t do it anymore, where I have to do it in some sort of weird way where I walk on eggshells and mind my p’s and q’s, fuck that!” Rogan said, which you can see in a clip above.He alluded to other controversies, which include his past use of racial slurs that recently came into the spotlight, saying that he worries about “every little thing” being picked on.“There’s more people poring over it but it’s the same thing.

He’s still just a Regular Joe, Joe Rogan seemed to be saying on his Spotify podcast yesterday.

again.The hugely popular, and hugely controversial, podcast host is threatening to quit the music streaming giant, leaving their $200 million deal on the table. During a recent episode of “The Joe Rogan Podcast,” the former mixed martial arts commentator got into a conversation with MMA fighter Josh Barnett about the cutthroat podcast industry ring.“I will quit.

Joe Rogan criticized Will Smith for slapping comedian Chris Rock at the Oscars. Rogan noted that Smith's actions set a "terrible precedent" during an episode of his podcast, "Joe Rogan Experience." "It sets a terrible precedent in so many different ways," Rogan said during Tuesday's episode. "It sets a terrible precedent for comedy clubs.