Kurt Zouma: Last News

West Ham United manager David Moyes has revealed defender Kurt Zouma will be sidelined for "a few weeks" as they prepare to face Manchester City on Wednesday night.

Danni Menzies was absolutely enraged when she heard about footballer Kurt Zouma's meltdown, which led to him abusing his Bengal cat in the presence of a young child.The West Ham sportsman was sentenced to 180 hours of community service and banned from keeping cats for five years - but Danni had earlier revealed she didn't know what level of punishment would have been enough for the crime."I don't know what you'd do to punish someone like that," the A Place in the Sun star exclaimed.On learning that he had lost sponsorships after the attack, she blasted: "Too right - he's disgusting."It was really awful seeing that, especially because he was in front of his kids, wasn't he?" she continued."Teaching your kids that that's acceptable behaviour is disgusting."Danni has always been vocal about her passion for animal welfare, having previously run her own business rescuing sickly horses.Animals that would have been destined for the slaughterhouse due to previous neglect transformed under her watchful eye and even became show-jumpers.The project had been therapeutic both for Danni and her animals alike as she used it as a focus to help her recover from a bout of agoraphobia.Danni, also a dog lover, has also told of how she would love to present a TV show focused around animal welfare in the future.She regarded the attack by Kurt, during which he kicked, slapped and threatened to "kill" the animal as unthinkable.His brother Yoan had filmed the footage and then sent it to a love interest, who was so sickened by what she saw that she immediately called off their date, telling him: "Don't bother coming today."A judge sentenced the brothers during a 15-minute hearing, telling them: "Both of you took part in this disgraceful and

TOWIE star, 34, and his fiancée Becky Miesner, 33, shared their first photograph as man and wife following their ceremony in Sorrento, Italy. Make-up artist and salon owner Becky looked absolutely radiant in a plunging lace gown, which featured heavily embellished beaded detailing all over. Mario also shared a snap of Becky posing alone giving a closer look at her pretty gown, holding a bouquet of white roses.

Police have confirmed that a woman in her 30s died in a tanning salon in Swansea.

Kurt Zouma has avoided jail and received a sentence of 180 hours of unpaid work as well as a five year ban from owning cats after pleading guilty to slapping and kicking his pet.

West Ham footballer Kurt Zouma has been sentenced to 180 hours of community service and has been banned from owning and keeping a cat for five years after pleading guilty to kicking and slapping his pet cat.The 27 year old arrived at Thames Magistrates' Court on Wednesday 1 June to hear the verdict from Judge Susan Holdham. His brother Yoan Zouma had posted the video on his Snapchat, which had 80 followers, and only five accounts viewed it before it was deleted minutes after being posted.

Prince Harry's controversial wife, Meghan Markle, since she fled the UK with him after splitting from the Royal Family - but Danni Menzies isn't one of them.The A Place in the Sun star, 33, has claimed that the ex-royal is "absolutely" a "role-model"."I think she's probably had a bit of a rough ride," Danni reasoned, "and she does a lot of very good things."The TV presenter, who recently announced her departure from Channel 4 show A Place in the Sun, has confessed she "hasn't been reading the headlines" on Meghan due to her hectic schedule.However, she was supportive of the difficulties she is said to have endured during her time in the Royal Family, after she claimed she "didn't want to live" while working as a Duchess.Meghan's account of her time in the Royal Family polarised the celebrity world, with Piers Morgan insisting he "didn't believe" she had been suicidal.However, while Piers dismissed the pair as "shameless spoiled brats", the likes of Stacey Dooley and Amanda Holden had both expressed support for her.Meanwhile, Strictly Come Dancing star Motsi Mabuse made it clear where her feelings lay about Meghan's claims, writing on social media that she had "zero tolerance for racism".Now Danni has joined those in the showbiz world who are Team Meghan.However her goodwill doesn't extend to cat kicker Kurt Zouma, who - as a committed animal lover - she finds "disgusting"."I don't know what you'd do to punish someone like that," she mused."Too right [that he lost sponsorships] - he's disgusting," the Edinburgh beauty continued."It was really awful seeing that, especially because he was in front of his kids, wasn't he?"Teaching your kids that that's acceptable behaviour is disgusting."Danni's other bugbears include how

Good Morning Britain because ITV has “freedom of speech, unlike the BBC”.The host made the admission in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk and stood by his comments regarding Kurt Zouma and West Ham.Richard explained: “On ITV we are allowed a lot of latitude in terms of giving your personal comment because we are not a state-funded broadcast.“So, within reason, you can say what you personally think.”Richard then turned the conversation to “cat-kicking footballer” Kurt Zouma, whom he has fiercely criticised on-air.On GMB earlier this month, the presenter said it was “shameless and contempt of public opinion” that West Ham allowed him to play following the release of the shocking video.Standing by his comments, Richard asserted: “You wouldn’t have a BBC presenter allowed to say they thought he was a disgrace or, as I did, that West Ham were shameless in allowing him to play.“And they were shameless.

Judi Love has opened up about her horror at the story involving West Ham player Kurt Zouma kicking his cat in a video uploaded to social media, calling for us all to be more aware of cruelty towards animals. Writing in her weekly column for OK!, the Loose Women star said: "Animal cruelty has been on the rise throughout the pandemic but animals have feelings and emotions, too. We need to ensure that all animals and humans are safe." See what else she had to say below...

Celebs Go Dating, Ulrika was asked by receptionist Tom Read Wilson: 'So, how much do you have to know about meteorology?'She replied: 'The weather presenters you have on the BBC and ITV are trained meteorologists but I was a weather girl so I didn't really understand what I was saying!'Ulrika appeared on Good Morning Britain last year to talk to then hosts Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid about her work on breakfast television and said she wouldn't reveal so much about herself on air today as she did back then. She said: 'Probably the last time might have been 31 years ago, I might have been once before.

Brigitte Bardot has said Kurt Zouma should be ‘dropped’ from the French national team for a video showing him kicking and slapping his pet cat. The French actress, 87, who has starred in dozens of films, including Don Juan and the classic And God Created Woman, has demanded that the West Ham centre-back should face justice over the video.

US comedian Bob Saget’s death last month stemmed from an accidental blow to the head, his family have revealed. The Full House star was found dead on January 9 in a Florida hotel room.

Loose Women panel member explained that drivers who failed to obey signs near her house were to be held responsible as she opened up on the programme yesterday.Speaking on Loose Women, Coleen called for greater measures to be taken to ensure that motorists do not exceed the speed limit on the road.She said: “I would like really strong signs on the road, especially country roads.“Sadly, two of my cats have quite recently been killed on the road by people just ignoring signs on the road.Coleen added: “I would like to scream those signs out.”The tragic deaths of her cats at the hands of speeding drivers seemed to shock her Loose Women co-stars.A horrified Christine Lampard, 43, replied: “I know what you mean.“They are there for a reason, of course, they are.”Coleen did not reveal which of her cats had died, but the three that she regularly shares snaps of on Instagram are named Alan, Prim and Lily.The Daily Star reported earlier this year that Coleen shares her home with up to 15 pets in total, including Instagram famous dogs Becks, Buddy, Mica and Coco.Coleen’s most recent pet post went out to her 284,000 Instagram followers five days ago, featuring the back of Becks’ head as they snuggled together on the sofa watching themselves on TV.“Becks watching herself on Loose Women today! How cute?” she wrote with the hashtags #boxerdog and #mylovablenightmare.Coleen recently blasted West Ham football star Kurt Zouma, who was filmed slapping and kicking his cat.The French sportsman sparked fury on social media after the video went viral and the RSPCA has since removed the cats from his home.German sportswear firm Adidas has also announced that it has ended its deal with the 27-year-old.Of the incident, Coleen said: “An apology is

Footballer Kurt Zouma’s two cats have been seized by the RSCPA while an investigation into viral footage of him kicking one of them is investigated, the animal welfare charity has confirmed.

Kurt Zouma has been fined £250,000 and had his two cats taken into the care of the RSCPA after a video of the footballer kicking one of the animals appeared online.

Gary Lineker has taken to Twitter to respond after Springwatch host Chris Packham issued a call for his help after a disturbing video of West Ham player Kurt Zouma allegedly "kicking his cat and slapping it around" was released yesterday.The wildlife presenter, 60, asked for a "favour" from the BBC sports broadcaster, 61, while branding the West Ham player's actions "not something in any way, space, or form acceptable."In view of his 528,000 followers, the former Everton footballer responded to the wildlife expert's video.Gary wrote: "Hi Chris, I’m sure you saw my tweet yesterday."I hope the relative authorities will take the required action."As you say it was an awful act of cruelty on that poor cat," he ended his reply.Yesterday, the Springwatch star posted a video directly appealing for help from the pundit.Chris said: "Hello Gary, Chris Packham here."Very sadly we've never met, I've always been a great fan of yours, of your play on the field and your work subsequently."I particularly like the way you stand up robustly for issues, drawing attention to things that we need to think about more widely, so top work on that account."But the fandom has to stop there," he said, as he finished gushing over the star.Chris went on: "I want to call upon you if I may to ask a favour."Us that work within the environmental wildlife and animal welfare world and I know you've helped us before, thank you very much for reposting the tweet about the snaring campaign that we're running at the moment."But it will have come to your notice I'm sure that a premiership footballer playing for West Ham has allegedly been kicking his cat and slapping it around in front of children in what appears to be his kitchen"This is, I'm sure you will

West Ham United defender Kurt Zouma for kicking his family's pet cat, questioning why he is still on the team.The former BBC Sport presenter took to Twitter this morning to voice her frustration."I think I would probably get rid of a player who kicked and hit an animal for ‘laughs’ in his kitchen. All in front of his child," she told more than 440,000 followers in disgust.She was referring to a video that had surfaced of the 27-year-old throwing a pair of shoes at the defenseless animal and pursuing it as it fled to slap it on the head.@shanylou_ responded to her impassioned tweet, questioning: "And what do you expect us to do with one of our best out for the rest of the season and another who isn't good enough Gabby....?"However, others responded in support of her stance, with @the_plant_man writing: "If I was his team mate, the thought of sharing a dressing room with him would disgust me.So possibly not great for team morale?"@ricoharris14 chimed in to add: "Zouma has brought his employer and his profession into disrepute publically.

West Ham footballer Kurt Zouma has said he is 'deeply sorry' after a video emerged of him slapping and kicking his pet cat.

Former Premier League referee Keith Hackett believes Manchester United should have had a penalty this weekend, following Kurt Zouma's challenge on Cristiano Ronaldo.

Several Manchester United supporters have hit out referee Jonathan Moss for his refusal to give Cristiano Ronaldo a penalty during the first half of this afternoon's clash with West Ham United at Old Trafford.

Manchester United fans were all saying the same thing about Diogo Dalot as the Portuguese full-back was praised for his first-half display against West Ham.