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"Everyone's saying 'Oh, it's a bit close', but, as I'm sure any parent will testify, sometimes going to work is like a break - particularly on a live show."My husband was like 'Is it a good idea?' "I said 'I'll get my tea made every night - you won't!'"The baby is expected to be born on New Year's Eve - but both of Helen's previous children have made a dramatic entrance before the official due date.Her previous child, Louis, now four, was delivered on the kitchen floor at a location in France while her husband played a rugby match.She elaborated to Carol: "My husband plays Rugby League where it's all about the union."He runs headfirst into his mates, that's what I tell Louis!."I was living in France...

Channel 5’s All Creatures Great and Small.The star has now candidly opened up about his famous mother’s dementia and how it has impacted her.Speaking in a new interview, the actor shared how Prunella Scales, who is best known for her role in Fawlty Towers, is faring with the diagnosis.He said: “Dementia has largely taken away my mother's personality.“But it has left her in a fairly good mood most of the time.”Samuel added to the Sunday Telegraph last weekend: “Although she's quite deaf now, too, which makes conversation difficult, she's cheery - which we're all enormously grateful for.“But I don't know if she was necessarily aware of lockdown.That's hard to say."Prunella was diagnosed with dementia back in 2014, and her husband, actor

Amanda Owen, 47, has posted a video on Twitter explaining her solo career move to the BBC series, Winter Walks.Set to premiere on November 29 on BBC 4, Amanda will be the first to front Winter Walks, a show which will follow the star as she hikes from Bainbridge and Semer Water.In view of her 183,300 Twitter followers, the shepherdess posted a video talking about her new show.She penned: "Hello, my name is Amanda Owen, also known as the Yorkshire Shepherdess."As a shepherd and hill farmer a great deal of my life is spent outdoors, but you know what?"Actually going for a walk, off my patch, it's quite unusual."The shepherdess continued that "it was quite interesting to be able to get out" and explore the countryside around her.She said she

Amanda Owen, 45, admitted she has "no clue" what the future holds for her, her family and their bustling life on Ravenseat farm.The Yorkshire Shepherdess has her work cut out running the 2,000 acre rural estate, and takes it one day at a time.In a recent interview Amanda revealed while nothing is set in stone, her passion for what she does keeps her on the right path to success.“Future plans for me are this afternoon and tomorrow," she giggled."After that, we’ll just wait and see."I have no clue!"She added: "All I know is that we are really proud of what we do here, and that sense of pride is what keeps you on the right road."And with that pride, the TV sensation firmly believes in showing the ups and downs of the farming lifestyle.She

Amanda Owen, 45, firmly believes in showing the ups and downs of the farming lifestyle, and admitted that by "sexing" up the job for TV, it isn't providing viewers with a real account of the goings-on in the heart of the country.

Amanda Owen has opened up about life on the farm as the latest episode of her Channel 5 show is released.The beloved shepherdess shared an update last night admitting she has to deal with “plenty of [poo emoji]”.Amanda returned to screens this week with the latest episode of Our Yorkshire Farm.The fly-on-the-wall Channel 5 series follows her and her family on their Ravenseat farm.Looking at the challenges which come with farming, as well as having nine children, the show is hugely popular.As well as her weekly show, Amanda also often shares insight into life on the farm on social media.Yesterday, she shared a candid update with her 177,000 followers on Twitter.Amanda posted several snaps of her and her sheepdogs working in the rain on the

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Twitter about his mother Prunella Scales, 89, and her dementia diagnosis.Samuel is the son of Prunella and actor Timothy West, 86.On Twitter, Samuel wrote to his 78,200 followers: "My letter to my Younger Self in The @BigIssue would have thrilled the 18-year-old Sam, mostly because he got share an issue with Judd Nelson."Thanks to @Janannie for helping me out of inarticulacy."In response to his own tweet Samuel commented on his mother's dementia.He said: "When you'd like answers, letting go of a parent with dementia is hard."I had to have a word with myself, when I knew I could no longer have it with my mother."Fans of Samuel were quick to comment on their own experiences with the disease and to offer support to the actor.BodaciousJB said:

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Countryfile presenter Helen Skelton, 38, opened up on her hectic week as she posted a sunny clip to her Instagram Story today, sharing it with her 253,000 followers.

Amanda Owen, 47, star of Channel 5's Our Yorkshire Farm, has addressed on Twitter why the final episode of the last series never aired.She confirmed the missed episode will air at the beginning of the next series.Kimnicholls16 said to Amanda online: "Really looking forward to this new series but what episode 8 of the last series? We still haven't seen that yet."(sic)Amanda hastily replied, letting fans know they were not missing out on any new content.She said to her 171,000 followers: "The new series starts with this episode!"I will explain as the week goes on why this particular episode is so very special."Our Yorkshire Farm fanatics lept to the comments to discuss the "special" instalment.MILLIE1746 said: "So looking forward to it! It

Amanda Owen, 47, and her husband Clive, 66, share nine children who they raise on the idyllic Ravenseat Farm. But the unusual size of Amanda’s family means there are some things they can't do conventionally.For that reason, Amanda has found a way to celebrate all her nine children’s birthdays with one big party.Speaking on Sophie Ellis Bextor’s podcast, Spinning Plates, the Yorkshire shepherdess described the huge party as an “en masse” event.She said:  “When the children are little, because I’ve got various ones that have birthdays in the summer, we would also have birthdays en masse."They tend to bunch up through the summer, so you’ll have to make out of that what you like."But basically, while they are little and they don’t know what day

Channel 5 reboot, alongside co-stars Nicholas Ralph, Anna Madeley and Samuel West, and he admitted while knowing very little about the character in the beginning, it eventually won him the firm approval of his girlfriend's dad.In a new interview, the actor recalled his his other half Callie Cooke’s father, had a very positive reaction to his appointment in the show."When I got this role, I was finally accepted in his eyes,” he joked."I was a bit apprehensive, but the nerves really came halfway through the job, when we were on set."Farmers would come up and ask what we were filming, and when we told them, they’d bark, ‘Don’t mess it up'."That’s when I clicked that the original was really dear to a lot of people."He went on: "We’ve had some

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Ruth Langsford, 61. The GP, who has been a guest host on ITV's Lorraine, revealed he "understands" the criticism aimed at the programme, as weight loss is a “really complicated” subject matter.Opening up on some social media users who had labelled the show “irresponsible”, Dr Amir Khan told Express.co.uk: “You know what, weight loss is really complicated.

Amanda Owen is well known by viewers of Our Yorkshire Farm, which follows her life as a shepherdess on her farm Ravenseat.

Channel 5 show Cruising with Jane McDonald.The programme takes viewers on a sea of journeys, as she travels on cruises across the oceans of the world.This year has been a difficult one for the TV star, who sadly lost her fiance Eddie Rothe in March, when The Searchers drummer passed away with cancer aged 67.In an interview two months after Eddie's death, Jane spoke about how her life has been since then and what she has been doing to keep her mind away from darkness.She noted how a trip to Hampton Court Palace while filming one of her Cruising series, helped her find happiness.She said: "I have always been a fan of the royals."The Queen has been the most consistent thing in my life!"While at Hampton Court, Jane also had the opportunity to

Earlier this week it was revealed that Nick will be stepping back from presenting DIY: DIS.He will not front the upcoming Children in Need special which begins filming later this month.It is the first time Nick has not been a part of the show since it launched back in 1999.It follows a dispute over an advertising campaign for Shreddies.The ad in question saw Nick eat the cereal while wearing a hard hat and builder's clothing.It was said to have gone against BBC advertising guidelines, which state: "Actors and artists who perform in BBC output should not appear in promotional work, including advertisements, in a way which mimics or replicates their on-air roles for the BBC."Nick will return to the show for the 2022 series.Comedian Rhod

Demi Rose puts on eye-popping display as she flaunts her assetsHe added to WatchToWatch.com: "It’s a really emotional episode following him and his partner, Karen, as they try to turn their business around selling their wonderful beef and lamb products straight to the consumer."During the episode, Karen said of her spouse: "At his worst he was suicidal and I had to pick up the phone to the mental health team."I was fearful that he would go through with it and he ended up hospitalised at that point.”Following the show, fans flocked to Twitter to share their thoughts.One wrote: "Absolutely brilliant, we were so touched by this programme."We would like to wish you all the best of luck with the smokery.

Loose Women star has spoken of the breakdown of her second marriage to Henrik Brixen, who also worked as her manager.Jane, 58, met her second husband met while the pair were working on a cruise ship — Jane as a singer and Henrik as a plumbing engineer.The presenter had previously been married for one year, to her first husband Paul, between 1987 and 1988 before she soon fell head over heels in love with Henrik.The happy couple went on to marry in 1998, with Henrik eventually becoming Jane’s manager after she found fame through the BBC programme, The Cruise.Sadly, however, Jane’s marriage to Henrik broke down and they split in 2002, after he had left their marriage in order to save her career.Speaking in her autobiography, Riding The Waves:

 a mother-of-two, whom he met at a children’s playgroup.This comes five years after Nick’s split from his ex-wife Jessica Rose More, 33. The star went public with Kate when they were seen in a restaurant in Bath together last week, according to sources. The presenter is said to have met his new girlfriend at a playgroup attended by his youngest son Eddie, seven, whom he shares with ex-wife Jessica.Nick has four children: Charles, Tuesday, TJ and Eddie. A source told The Sun: “Nick and Kate have known each other for a couple of years, but it’s always been platonic.“They actually met through their youngest offspring and went on a few playdates as pals, before romance blossomed.