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Stacey Solomon has admitted to feeling "insecure" during her first swim with her baby daughter Rose.The Loose Women panellist, who is set to replace Tom Allen as co-host of Bake Off: The Professionals, took to her Instagram platform on Thursday evening with a sweet snap of her at the pool with her four month old. Stacey looked sensational in a black two-piece while holding onto little Rose as they smiled for the camera.

The latest series of The Apprentice has gone down a treat with fans thanks to its unexpected firings, questionable logo designs and huge spelling blunders. But as The Apprentice house gradually gets quieter week by week as the 16 budding entrepreneurs face the receiving end of Lord Sugar’s infamous “you’re fired”, some viewers have been left wondering exactly how much contestants get paid to take part.

Ronnie O’Sullivan, 46.The actress announced their split last week on social media, explaining they had “parted ways” after 10 years of “love and memories”.The Apprentice star Karren couldn’t help but compare Laila and Ronnie’s split to the far more tumultuous separation of film stars Alice Evans and Ioan Gruffudd.Alice announced Ioan had left her in January last year after 13 years of marriage.The couple, who share two daughters, Ella, 12, and Elsie, eight, have been embroiled in a very messy separation, which has most recently culminated in Ioan filing for a restraining order against his estranged wife.Discussing both break-ups, Karren wrote in her column for The Sun: “It’s always sad, often devastating, when relationships end.“But without wishing to sound too judgy, it’s hard not to compare how actresses Laila Rouass and Alice Evans are handling their break-ups.”Karren then quoted Laila’s recent Instagram post in which she said break-ups “don’t have to be sad”.The Holby City actress told her 32,000 followers: “The thing about break ups… It doesn’t have to be a sad time. It doesn’t have to be hard.“It can be the beginning of new adventures, new learnings.

The Apprentice’s Lord Alan Sugar has rebuked the idea of Donald Trump “owning the apprentice” after one Twitter user sent in a query this morning.Taking to the social media platform, Lord Sugar quickly shut this theory down.Alan, 74, wasted no time in tearing Trump a new one in view of his 5.2 million Twitter followers this morning. The Apprentice star was responding to another person on the platform, who questioned the business mogul’s ownership of the BBC programme.Twitter user Neekoooo111 sent in a question to Lord Sugar, in view of his 25 followers, in the early hours of this morning. “Trump said he owns the apprentice and he makes money from you, is that true ???” he asked.

The Apprentice star Karren Brady is renowned for being a trail-blazing female entrepreneur, and she made it in a man's world managing football clubs despite navigating a sport she acknowledges is notoriously masculinised.

The Apprentice’s latest fired candidate Sophie Wilding has let viewers into some boardroom behind the scenes secrets, including why everyone’s always fighting for a seat and the giveaway clue that means you’re on the losing team. Sophie, who became the latest boardroom casualty after failing to impress Lord Alan Sugar, opened up on what really happens when the candidates are called in to hear their fate.The 32 year old cocktail bar owner, who took on the role of Project Manager in the driverless vehicle task, explained that the process is completely different to watching at home.

We're half way through this year's The Apprentice and the competition is heating up as the contestants fight to become Lord Alan Sugar's next business partner. With the two teams going head-to-head with one another and one member ending up with being dramatically fired with the point of Lord Sugar's finger, we then see the unfortunate individual leave the office all wrapped up as they get into their taxi for their journey home.

Duke and Duchess of Sussex have come under fire after one Celebs Go Dating star called on them to “practise what they preach”. Former Apprentice contestant Ryan-Mark Parsons spoke to FUBAR Radio about celebrities and their “incessant preaching” in an explosive new interview. 21-year-old Ryan-Mark, who was previously a candidate to become Lord Sugar’s next apprentice, has recently found further fame on E4’s popular show Celebs Go Dating.Chatting to hosts Bobby Norris and Stephen Leng on Access All Areas, Ryan-Mark admitted he was tired of hearing celebrities “drone on” about their personal lives.Speaking about the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who have faced plenty of public scrutiny over the past few years, the young media personality didn’t hold back.“They’re another duo who I can’t stand,” he declared. “Preaching virtues and never really practising what they tell the general public from their ivory tower.

Alan Sugar became the victim of a hate crime after receiving three distressing letters voicing a desire to "murder all Jews in Britain" or deport them.The Apprentice star has revealed he was left "extremely scared" after the threatening communications, as the perpetrator was finally put behind bars.The letters were sent to one of Alan's company addresses, opened by his assistant, and referred to the police.Though 70-year-old pensioner Patrick Gomes was found responsible and has since been jailed for three years and six months, it has left a lasting effect on Alan, who still feels worried due to the threats.One letter stated: "I would like to murder all Jews in Britain, Alan."Another letter, signed "the Jew hater", continued: "I would round all of you up and put you into camps ready for deportation."There was also an horrific reference to “shoving your screaming head into a hot oven", adding: "We call it baking Jewish bread”.He also wrote: "Welcome to hell, I’m the biggest f****** Jew hater in the whole of Britain.”The pensioner also claimed there was "no anti-semitic element in the Labour Party" in the letters.The perpetrator denied sending any threats, but was caught after his DNA was found in fingerprints found on one of the letters.He was then convicted of religiously aggravated harassment.It had begun after Alan Sugar had made public comments about the Labour Party and its stance on anti-semitism and Patrick Gomes, hearing them, had then become obsessed with targeting the TV star.Alan attended the trial at Chelmsford Crown Court where he made a statement, explaining: "The whole incident has shaken me up and I’m now always looking over my shoulder in case someone is close to me and about to attack me or my

Celebs Go Dating is set to be emotional on Wednesday night as Ryan-Mark Parsons takes a "massive step" with date Gregory. In an exclusive clip obtained by OK! , it sees Ryan-Mark, 21, open up to Gregory about why he has been "defensive and guarded' on the E4 series. Sitting around an outside fire during their mini break, Gregory asks: 'What about you, how did you come out?" To which Ryan-Mark says: "I mean I never really talk about it because I don't let it define me.

Tonight's episode of The Apprentice saw beauty brand owner Amy Anzel fired from the BBC One show after she failed to impress Lord Sugar in the latest task. Lord Sugar accused Amy of "dodging" the project management side of things and failing to show him her potential. However, when OK! caught up with Amy during a press conference, she revealed that she felt the decision was "unfair and unjust." The 48 year old explained: "I was gutted I was so sad and disappointed." She continued: "I'd been contributing significantly to every single task.

The Apprentice star Amy Anzel has given a glimpse inside her gorgeous London home where she relaxes away from the BBC series. The 48 year old, who is the founder of dermaplaning tool Hollywood Browzer Beauty, has shared snaps of her home to her 7,031 followers and has revealed in her Instagram bio that she was born in New York City but is now living in the UK capital. Amy, whose brand Hollywood Browzer already has almost 50k followers on Instagram and plenty of celebrity fans, has plenty of gorgeous backdrops to film social media clips to promote the award-winning beauty tool.

The Apprentice star Ryan-Mark Parsons has revealed how coming out as gay caused a rift with his family, admitting that he hasn't heard from them in "two years".The youngest-ever Apprentice contestant, 21, who is appearing on Celebs Go Dating soon in a bid to find love, made the revelation in a new interview, branding the incident as "traumatic" and he has since shared the impact it had on his relationship with his family.The star claims that his family found out about his sexuality after gossip between his Apprentice co-stars got back to them before he had a chance to break the news.Ryan-Mark realised he was gay when he was 15 but hadn't confided in his family, only close friends.However, he admitted to telling his Apprentice co-stars in 2019, when he appeared on the show, before claiming that one of them "leaked" the news.Speaking about the incident, he said: "The whole thing left me feeling despondent, deflated and it left me and my family traumatised.”It was only when the show aired later that year, that Ryan-Mark realised that his family had found out about his sexuality.Describing a phone call with his mum, the star said he "could just tell something was wrong".He explained: "She was distant and was giving me short answers."We are so close and I quickly realised that what I had said in confidence on the show had filtered out through social media to my family."They knew I was gay before I had a chance to tell them on my own terms," he added.Addressing the situation, Ryan-Mark told how he didn't deny his sexuality to his "staunch Roman Catholic" family, branding it a "traumatic" experience.He believed that his family was "in shock" after hearing the news secondhand, before adding that his mum was at first "in

If you've been tuning in to The Apprentice on BBC, then you may well have seen Francesca Kennedy Wallbank putting her entrepreneur skills to the test.The gorgeous contestant is 26 tears old and owns a suitability company. Discussing her participation in the hit show, Francesca shared: "There are two types of people in the world – there’s people that say they are going to do things and people that actually do them, and I’m a doer." And the Surrey-born business owner has a very impressive family house to call home.

Apprentice fans were left confused after a glaring spelling mistake made by one of the teams went unnoticed by contestants. The latest episode of the series saw the remaining contestants split into their two teams to create an educational video game.Team Infinity decided to make a prison-break game while team Diverse opted for a global warming-themed game. However, as team Diverse were creating their game, which saw Scientist Sam rescue animals from the Arctic and the Antarctic, the candidates made the grave error of naming their game ‘Artic Saviour’ - missing out the first ‘c’ in ‘arctic’.

It was an episode that saw viewers hide behind their sofas as one team spelt 'arctic' wrong for their educational video game on The Apprentice. The teams had to develop their own video games, and Artic Saviour ended up losing out. As a result, they headed back to the boardroom to be grilled by Lord Alan Sugar on what went wrong.

The Apprentice’s fired candidate Francesca Kennedy Wallbank has reflected on her time in the BBC show, comparing the house the candidates stayed in to the Love Island villa.The 26 year old budding business woman, who became the latest to leave the process after a crucial spelling mistake, opened up about how she and her fellow contestants spent their downtime away from the cameras. Francesca told OK! and other press outlets that she couldn’t help but think the sprawling mansion they moved into was like Love Island, as they enjoyed group workout sessions to let off steam when filming had stopped.

"But even I can recognise that the models on the catwalk in hunched-back outfits last week at the Viktor & Rolf fashion show at Paris Fashion Week will never, ever be a trend.""The totally bizarre high-padded shoulders on the blazers and dresses worn by the models framed their faces and made them look more like Herman Munster than supermodels."Karren continued: "It's so ridiculous, I'm surprised the models weren't laughing."She concluded by asking whether it was harder to find good quality clothes that fit well and are flattering while designers are spending time and money creating fashion pieces that are only suitable for wearing on the runway.Elsewhere this month, Karren admitted to being called a "b***h" so often on social media that she's lost count.She made her comments in last week's column of The Sun, as she called for the police to "do more" when it comes to women reporting crimes.The mother-of-two wondered whether appointing more women to make these kinds of decisions is what would ultimately bring along the much-needed change."All but the most severe or disturbing complaints are ignored," she wrote."Those that are looked at are often when an escalation to a more tangible threat has occurred."Karren mentioned the death of late Labour MP Jo Cox, who was killed in 2016 by a far-right activist after enduring repeated harassment and threats online."Words like sl*g, b***h and whore are reserved exclusively for women and used only to degrade them," Karren explained."I have lost track of the number of times I have been called these on Twitter."But if you report this to Twitter, it responds and says it finds 'no violation of its rules'.

The Apprentice star Karren Brady, 52, has weighed in on the controversy surrounding Madonna, 63, flashing the flesh on Instagram.The Vogue hitmaker has sparked backlash over her racy snaps in recent months, and the response was no different when she posted a series of photos parading her peachy rear in fishnet tights and a lace thong last week.Some of Madonna’s 17.5 million followers have accused her of growing old disgracefully, however, Karren was quick to defend the singer’s right to flaunt her “fabulous” figure.Other social media users have accused Madonna of photoshopping her revealing pictures due to her incredibly pert posterior.However, Karren has insisted that fans shouldn’t be focusing on whether or not the snaps have been altered, but instead should be praising Madonna for daring to wear whatever she wants to wear at any age.Responding to the pop star’s latest divisive photoshoot, the entrepreneur wrote in her column for The Sun: “You just know that some people will say that at 63 it’s time for her to grow up.“But why on earth should she! So what if they are photoshopped?“She clearly looks fabulous, and most fabulous of all is the fact she has always been her own woman.“Women should be able to wear what they want and do what they want without being shamed by anyone for any reason, especially age.”Karren concluded her thoughts on the matter by arguing: “Just because you are 60 or 70 doesn’t mean you have to dress like the older nuns on Call The Midwife.” It comes just days after Madonna modelled lacy lingerie, which she paired with a black corset and a pair of matching heeled boots.The actress kept her blonde tresses tied back in two ponytails and accessorised with a black hat.Later in the gallery of snaps,

For many people winning The Apprentice would be a dream come true, but it doesn't always work out well.The 2010 winner, Stella English, quit her £100k job with Lord Alan Sugar and claimed she was just an “overpaid lackey”. Stella English won the 2010 series of The Apprentice, but her initial high of winning turned sour as she ended up unsuccessfully attempting to sue Lord Sugar. When she applied for the show Stella already had a successful career as a trading manager for a Japanese bank.

The Apprentice viewers have suspected something fishy going on behind-the-scenes of the show after Francesca caught a fish by its tail. During last night’s episode, which aired on Thursday 27 January, contestants were tasked with creating a fish dish, and selling the products to high-end restaurants in London. One half of the team had to physically catch the fish and create the dish, while the other half marketed it, chose the recipe and sold it.