Rochelle Humes says she ‘tried to scrub my skin off’ after experiencing racism

EastEnders star Melissa Suffield has wowed fans with her latest body confident social media post.The 28-year-old actress, who played Lucy Beale in the BBC soap from 2004 until 2010, has been documenting her life online since becoming a mum to her son River.She regularly shares inspirational quotes with her fans and her latest post has been backed by supports for its empowering message.Melissa's latest social media display features a video of her getting ready for a night out.She takes off her t-shirt and proudly shows off her curves in a matching underwear set.Melissa, who is known as the confident mama online, later shows her all dolled up for her evening.Wearing an edgy coat and a pair of eye-catching boots, Melissa looked uber glam.She styled her trademark blonde tresses straight and accessorised her outfit with a hat and a pair of sunglasses.The TV personality penned alongside her latest video: "That feeling when the day is done. You're supposed to be out that evening.

Katie Price looked ready to burst from her micro bikini as she recreated the iconic Dirty Dancing lift in the sea with her fiancé Carl Woods. The former Page 3 girl looked to be making the most of her time in Thailand as she was photographed a number of times in minuscule bikinis.

Louise Minchin opened up about her exit from BBC Breakfast after hosting the show for nearly two decades on Channel 4's Steph's Packed Lunch.Louise,53, joined her former BBC co-host and friend Steph McGovern, 39, on Wednesday's (March 23) episode of Steph's show.The pair - who worked together on the BBC show for more than eight years together - opened up about her reasons for quitting last September and revealed it was "a long time coming."Louise said: "My boss at the time was very surprised when I told him I was going to leave. Lots of people who watch BBC Breakfast were really surprised too."Steph recalled her reaction to the news, saying: "I was shocked.

The rules of surviving a horror movie are relatively simple. Don’t buy an impossibly cheap house where the previous owner died under unusual circumstances.

TikTok by user Shmaelyn shows a tree appearing to move across the skyline which was sent to her by one of her thousands of 'Macabre Happenings' fans.In the viral video, which now has over a 2.5million likes, she said: "Look at this tree. It kind of looks like it's walking away on its own.

The “post-lunch slump” is a thing of the past – but it’s not all good news, as the drop in productivity is actually happening much earlier.A poll of 2,000 adults found that most reported a dip in their work levels at 11am, with just 9% feeling their least productive at 3pm.Nearly half of those who feel unproductive are losing an hour or more a day due to low energy levels – that’s more than six working weeks lost due to sluggishness per year.And with 46% struggling with productivity during work hours, this could cost businesses £3,500 a year per employee.For the average size SME, this adds up to almost £438,000 annually.Low energy levels are cited as the primary cause of unproductivity, with two-thirds struggling to get through the day.But many are baffled about how to improve energy levels – with just a quarter aware of the positive impact diet can have, despite food being a primary energy source.TV star and fitness fanatic Mark Wright, spokesman for California Almonds, which commissioned the research, said: “Between training, work, and spending time with family, my days are always so busy, so I have to make sure I’m as productive as possible to fit it all in.“A productive morning is essential for me to get everything done, so choosing the right fuel at breakfast is vital and sets me up for the day.”The study also found that 43% struggle with productivity in the morning – but two-thirds don’t believe a balanced breakfast fuels them first thing in the day.And six in ten never choose food with energy in mind.Nearly two-thirds (60%) opt for quick boosts like toast and coffee, which provide a short-term energy kick, but can also contribute to the 11am slump.And with one in five Brits finding themselves extra productive at

Only Way Is Essex star Lauren Goodger has caused shock among fans after appearing with an alarmingly red face.Her skin was covered in a painful-looking red raw outbreak in a snap she shared to her Instagram Story for her 791,000 followers.Thankfully though, the former TOWIE star reassured fans that it’s nothing to worry about because she was just doing a beauty treatment.The post, captioned ‘Ouch’, featured a particular kind of face mask that leaves a red residue behind after application.Fans got particularly worried because the mum of one is currently expecting baby number two with her partner Charles Drury.But now that we can all breathe a big sigh of relief, we take a look at the star’s life. Capital FM reports that Lauren Goodger has a net worth of £2.1 million.

Pregnant Rochelle Humes is bumping along in her third trimester but throughout her pregnancy she has been keeping active with her low impact workouts. The This Morning presenter showed off her home gym in her and Marvin Humes' new house, while enjoying a Zero Gravity Pilates private session with her personal trainer.

host Rochelle Humes left Scots fans confused after she said Scotland is 'too dark' to host I'm a Celebrity this year.ITV confirmed the reality show is moving from Australia to the UK for the first time ever due to the pandemic.Ant and Dec will present the series live from countryside castle ruins for the 20th edition as celebrities take part in trials to be crowned king or queen.Rochelle, who is currently pregnant with her third child, was hosting This Morning alongside Dermot O'Leary today as they discussed the news.Speculating where exactly I'm a Celebrity could be held, Rochelle said: "I wonder where it could be? I doubt Scotland because it's quite dark."Maybe Cornwall? I mean, Cornwall would be fabulous wouldn't it? Because they will

Rochelle Humes looked summer ready in a gorgeous beige shirt dress as she prepared to take on the heatwave sweeping the UK. The pregnant star showed barely any signs of her 30 week bump as she posed for her Friday outfit snap outside of the This Morning studio.

This Morning presenter Rochelle Humes has introduced her brand new book The Mega Magic Teacher Swap and it’s the perfect read for the little ones. Pregnant Rochelle, 31, who is mum to daughters Alaia-Mai, seven, and Valentina, three, took to Instagram to introduce her latest children’s book, which follows her bestselling debut book The Mega Magic Hair Swap.

Rochelle Humes has released her second children's book.

The pandemic hit a lot of beauty brands hard, but that didn’t stop Rochelle Humes from using her baby bath, body and hair brand My Little Coco to do some good in these tough times.The former Saturdays singer is currently pregnant with baby number three, and admits in her latest Instagram post that helping young families is something close to her heart – which is why she’s teamed up with Kate Middleton to donate to baby banks across the country. “I am SO delighted to announce that we @mylittlecoco have joined forces with The Duchess of Cambridge @kensingtonroyal along with 18 other British Brands to collectively donate over 10,000 items to more than 40 baby banks nationwide to help support Britain’s most vulnerable families,” she wrote.

As Holly Willoughby takes a well-deserved break from filming This Morning, Rochelle Humes has taken her place on the favoured ITV morning show.

The Style Sisters have been behind some of the most organised makeovers of our favourite celebrities like Amanda Holden, Ferne McCann, Kimberley Walsh, Vogue Williams and most recently Rochelle Humes. The duo, better known as best friends Gemma Lilly and Charlotte Reddington, designed the play room of dreams for Rochelle and Marvin Humes' daughters Alaia-Mai, seven, and Valentina, three, and also gave Billie Faiers' wardrobe a much-needed detox.

Rochelle Humes emotionally recalled the moment she was told she wasn’t invited to a party because of the colour of her skin.The This Morning presenter, alongside husband Marvin Humes, is set to appear on Channel 4’s The Talk, a programme in which well-known black Britons share their poignant, funny and emotional experiences of the conversations parents have to stop their children facing racism. In a clip from the programme, Rochelle reveals the discrimination she faced when she was a little girl after not being included in a gathering with other friends.

Rochelle and Marvin Humes have designed the play room of dreams for their daughters Alaia-Mai, seven, and Valentina, three, and recruited the help of celebrity favourite designers The Style Sisters to create the magical space.Taking to her Instagram stories, pregnant Rochelle, 31, told her two million followers: “So today I’ve had the Style Sisters in my house, they’re my favourite duo. “They come in and they restore the vibe of my home.

Rochelle Humes recalled how she “tried to scrub [her] skin off” until her “legs were red” after facing racism as a young girl.The former Saturdays singer, 31, opened up about her experiences of racism alongside husband Marvin Humes in a trailer for Channel 4’s upcoming documentary The Talk.The programme, which will air on Tuesday evening, sees celebrities discuss how they have been affected by racism in the UK.“My legs were red because I’d tried to scrub my skin off,” Rochelle explained as she wiped away tears, adding: “I’m not upset for me, I’m just upset because I think, ‘My little girl is the same age.’“I just don’t know how I would handle that.”Sharing the clip on Instagram, the presenter, who has two young daughters with JLS star

THREE of Britain’s leading pop stars have talked about being racially abused from as young as seven. The Saturdays singer Rochelle Humes, Little Mix’s Leigh-Anne Pinnock and fellow chart-topper Emeli Sandé speak out in documentary The Talk, about how black parents have to warn their children.

Rochelle Humes has said she would scrub her legs until they were red to try to get her skin off after she was subjected to racism as a child.

Rochelle Humes broke down in tears as she recalled scrubbing her legs until they were red as she bravely opened up on the racism she’s faced in her life.The This Morning presenter, alongside husband Marvin Humes, are set to appear on Channel 4’s The Talk, a programme in which well-known black Britons share their poignant, funny and emotional experiences of the conversations parents have to stop their children facing racism. In a clip from the show, Rochelle becomes emotional as she explained that she doesn’t want her children; daughters Alaia and Valentina, as well as a son on the way, to experience the same discrimination she did.