Trisha Goddard says she was 'petrified' she’d given baby HIV after husband's secret battle

Shane Warne's mother Bridgette has broken her silence following the shock passing of her beloved son at age 52. Australian cricket legend Shane was in Thailand at the time when he passed away following a suspected heart attack. His management confirmed the news in a statement which said: "Shane was found unresponsive in his villa and despite the best efforts of medical staff, he could not be revived.

The fact Cristiano Ronaldo is 200/1 with Betfred to score a hat-trick at the Etihad tomorrow says it all.

Retailer Marks and Spencer has been praised over its plans to donate to the people of Ukraine.

Manchester United interim manager Ralf Rangnick has confirmed that it is unlikely that Edinson Cavani will be fit enough to start Sunday's Manchester derby at the Etihad Stadium.

A man who set his mother on fire in a drunken temper and a double murderer who killed his ex-partner and her nine-year-old autistic son were just two of the notorious criminals from across the UK locked up last month.

Queen at the tender age of just 13, around the time that Diversity first rose to fame - and admitted to feeling terrified, exclaiming: "I was just a kid!"The 26-year-old had been picked to appear in the Royal Variety Show in 2009 as part of Diversity when he was a teenager.However, the royal protocol he was expected to abide by sent the bewildered youngster's heart racing."Obviously it was a prize for winning Britain's Got Talent to perform at the Royal Variety Show," he recalled."And I thought I was really, really, really excited up until the moment just before."You're all standing on stage in this big semi-circle and she goes around. [The Queen's] greeting everyone and there's rules," he explained."You need to speak to her a certain way."I don't even know what I'm supposed to say - it's 'Ma'am' like 'Jam' instead of 'Ma'am' [like 'Marm']," he elaborated."You can't say [the latter] because you've not met her before - and I was a kid."I was like 'Oh my God, I'm gonna get it wrong and get rugby tackled by some kind of security' - but luckily it went all right."He added: "It was nerve-wracking for sure."Nowadays, Perri has admitted he faces an ongoing struggle to ensure people see the adult he's evolved into, and not the former image of the fearful 13-year-old greeting the Queen."I get it to this day, 'Oh my God, you're the little kid from Diversity' - until I turn up or someone sees me in person," he laughed."[Then] the person gets a little bit of shock.They'd be like 'Oh! That is not what I ordered.That is not what I had in mind!'"The dancer is adamant that he wouldn't change a thing, as he declared: "That's a huge part of my life...

Welcome to Metro.co.uk‘s The Big Questions, where we ask, well, the big questions (and the smaller ones too) and this week, we’re diving deep with singer Charli XCX.In a nutshell: what a week.The superstar, 29, released her song Baby, was announced on the Glastonbury 2022 lineup, and is performing on Saturday Night Live tonight. She also announced she was pulling out of an NFT festival called Afterparty, following intense criticism that saw her step back from Twitter (sort of – more on that below).The work doesn’t stop though and as she prepares to drop her fifth studio album, Crash, later this month, which will be, she promises us, ‘cool as f**k’ Charli – real name Charlotte Aitchison – spoke to us about the perils of social media, her new campaign alongside designer Charles Jeffrey for Samsung and how the pandemic turned her from a member of the ‘straight-through-crew’ to someone with more of a proclivity for ‘good drinks and chic disco music’.It’s called growth.

Strictly Come Dancing star Giovanni Pernice has paid tribute to his former dancing partner Rose Ayling-Ellis in a beautiful social media post.The professional dancer gushed over the EastEnders star, as he praised Rose following her win at the Visionary Honours Awards, where she was given the International Person Of The Year award. Giovanni shared a photograph of Rose holding her trophy from the awards ceremony on Instagram, captioning the sweet snap: "Proud of you @rose.a.e," next to a red heart and rose emoji.The actress then thanked the professional dancer in her reply, saying: "Thank you @giovannipernice and huge congratulations for your opening last night."Rose Ayling-Ellis had earlier taken to social media to share the photograph of her holding the award, saying: "Had a wonderful evening yesterday at the Visionary Honours Awards, so lovely to meet such talented and creative people! "I am beyond flattered to have won the inspirational person of the year award."She added: "I always believe the most important people are the ones who we inspire.

TRISHA Goddard revealed her age on Piers Morgan's Life Stories last night leaving viewers stunned. The talk show host and TV presenter opened up about a number of tough topics on the show, including the racist abuse she suffered as a child and trying to take her own life after having a breakdown.

TRISHA Goddard has been praised as "inspirational" for overcoming a devastating family secret, cancer and racism in her life that's been as dramatic as her TV show. Viewers of tonight's Piers Morgan's Life Stories watched in awe as the "remarkable" famous talk show host revealed her traumatic life off-screen.

TRISHA Goddard fought back tears as she spoke about wanting to kill herself during a breakdown. The 63-year-old told Piers Morgan's Life Stories tonight she heard voices in her head calling her "useless", "hopeless" and a "failure".

Piers Morgan on his series Life Stories, where she thanked a nurse called Elaine for reminding her that she wasn't "useless or hopeless".Trisha personally addressed the nurse who she said "saved" her life by getting through to her when the voices in her head told her she was a "failure".Trisha told the outspoken TV personality on his self-titled ITV show how she suffered from an "epic breakdown" from the pressure of being a single mother combined with that of her career.After attempting suicide, Trisha was sectioned and recovered after a psychiatric nurse called Elaine "got through" to her and told the TV presenter that she was a "good mum".Speaking about wanting to kill herself, Trisha said: "It was about just not wanting to be or feel

Piers Morgan's Life Stories.The inspiring talk show host, 63, spoke about a series of battles she has faced during her life, including the horrific racist bullying she experienced in school, her breakdown and surviving breast cancer. Trisha spoke about trying to take her own life after she suffered a breakdown.

Trisha Goddard hosted her self-titled ITV chat show from 2008 until 2004 and it became one of the most talked about series on telly.

Trisha Goddard was left 'cold and numb with fear' at her first husband's funeral after discovering how he died.

Piers Morgan's Life Stories about being targeted by bullies every day and described hiding her tears in the school toilets.She explained: "You get toilet paper and you stuff it in your mouth so they don't hear you crying. Because if they hear you crying while they're chanting the n-word outside, then you'll get it worse."Trisha recalled the worst incident from her school years when a boy hit her lunch tray in the canteen.She said: "All the food flew off the tray and everybody laughed.

Trisha Goddard has spoken about the racial abuse she suffered as a child, including by a school teacher who told her to "toughen up".

Piers Morgan’s Life Stories next week, the TV presenter said: "I don’t know how I got through it. I was Robert’s wife and yet I didn’t know he had Aids [the politician told his wife he had lymphoma instead and was secretly gay]."I remember going for this test and being horrified they might have to take blood from my tiny baby."But then the doctor said that wasn’t necessary because, if I had it and was breastfeeding, she would already have it."I’ll never forget this awful feeling, that I might have been passing on the disease through my milk.""It was your worst nightmare," the star continued.

Trisha Goddard has candidly unveiled her fears she given her baby daughter HIV.The 63 year old former talkshow host said she “broke down” over fears she had given her newborn daughter HIV after discovering her first husband had died Aids.Trisha has two daughters Billie, 31, and Madison, 28, with her second husband Mark Greive. Weeks after she welcomed daughter Billie with Mark, who she later divorced in 1999, Trisha discovered her first husband, Australian politician Robert Nestdale, had died.

Trisha Goddard has revealed the agonising moment she feared she'd given her baby daughter HIV.

IT should have been the perfect, most blissful of times after giving birth to her first child. But TV chat queen Trisha Goddard has told for the first time how she was gripped by fear — that she might have given her newborn HIV.