Ayeesha Walsh

Dani Dyer enjoyed a friends’ hen party in the South of France before beginning training for Strictly Come Dancing. She shared photos of herself wearing a pink Ivy Rose sequin minidress and celebrating with the group. The report also covers a family birthday gathering with husband Jarrod Bowen and her father Danny Dyer, alongside Bowen’s decision to remain at West Ham United and help the club pursue a return to the Premier League.

Matthew Collins, Phil Collins's 21-year-old son, has signed a one-year contract with former Bundesliga champions 1860 Munich after impressing during a trial. The midfielder, who was born in Switzerland and developed through academies and clubs in Germany and Austria, joins the Munich side as it competes in Germany's fourth tier. The move continues his effort to establish a football career independently of his famous family.

Jack Osbourne shared a rare Instagram photo of his baby daughter, Ozzy Matilda Osbourne, whose name honours his late father, Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne. Jack and his wife Aree welcomed their second daughter together on March 5 and also have four-year-old Maple, while Jack has three older daughters from his previous marriage to Lisa Stelly. Ozzy Matilda’s birth came during the family’s grief following Ozzy Osbourne’s death in July 2025, with Jack saying the pregnancy provided hope and a healthy distraction while he mourned.

Davina McCall is reportedly considering stepping away from television within the next five years, when she will be around 62. Her husband, celebrity hairstylist Michael Douglas, said they want to slow down and enjoy life after years of work. The plans follow McCall's treatment for breast cancer and surgery to remove a rare brain tumour, although she has continued presenting television programmes and advocating for women's health. The couple recently celebrated their marriage with a wedding party at their home in Kent.

Holly Willoughby became emotional while discussing online dangers with campaigner Ellen Roome, whose 14-year-old son Julian “Jools” Sweeney died in unexplained circumstances in 2022. Roome believes he may have been attempting a viral challenge and is campaigning for bereaved parents to gain access to children’s digital data and for social media companies to take greater responsibility for harmful content. Willoughby described the risks as frightening for parents and questioned whether banning social media would simply drive children toward less visible parts of the internet. Roome recently won a High Court battle to reopen her son’s inquest.

Tommy Fury said on his BBC podcast that Molly-Mae Hague has never paid for dinner during their relationship because he believes men should pay as a matter of gentlemanly conduct. The discussion comes as the couple, who met on Love Island, rebuild their relationship after a 2024 split and now raise two children, Bambi and Midas. The story also highlights their family holiday in Athens, Tommy's sobriety, and his reported efforts to repair relations with Molly-Mae's sister Zoe after her criticism of him in Molly-Mae's Prime Video documentary.

Freddy Brazier’s pocket bully Pablo has reportedly been rehomed after attacking Brazier and his grandmother, Jackiey Budden, leaving both injured and Brazier requiring hospital treatment. Brazier’s former partner Holly Swinburn said her mother found the dog a new owner after police seizure and the threat of euthanasia. Pablo has reportedly been microchipped to the new owner and is receiving care away from Brazier, while a friend attributed the dog’s behavior to a possible urinary infection and said Brazier believes Pablo is not inherently dangerous.

BBC One and BBC Two announcer Glyn Lewis has died aged 53 after a 27-year broadcasting career that began at BBC Radio Cymru in 1995. He was also known in Wales' LGBTQ+ community through his drag personas Edna Clouds and Sister Gloria Snockers and his work with the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence and the House of the Chiffon Borg. His family, BBC Wales colleagues and community members praised his authenticity, warmth, kindness and dedication, while interim BBC Wales director Garmon Rhys highlighted his professionalism, compassion and support for colleagues.

Former Chelsea and England captain John Terry made a surprise appearance with Luke Combs during the singer's Wembley Stadium concert, joining Combs in a beer-drinking tradition before kicking his empty can into the crowd. Terry was met with sustained boos mixed with some cheers, prompting uncomfortable reactions from concertgoers and discussion on social media. The incident renewed attention on Terry's divisive reputation, while the piece also notes his family holiday with wife Toni Terry and their twins and the couple's 19th wedding anniversary.

Dua Lipa shared backstage photos from the Sunny Hill Festival in Prishtina, Kosovo, where she celebrated alongside Katy Perry after Perry performed a headline set. Lipa co-founded the festival with her family through the Sunny Hill Foundation in 2018, and the event has become a major Southeast European music festival and an international showcase for Kosovo. The report also discusses Lipa’s recent wedding to Callum Turner in London and their subsequent three-day celebration in Palermo, attended by several music and fashion celebrities.

Former EastEnders co-stars Shona McGarty and Tony Discipline have confirmed their romantic relationship after years of friendship. McGarty says she has long felt Discipline could be “The One” and describes feeling especially happy, cared for and excited about their future. The couple recently shared holiday photos, matching tattoos and affectionate messages online, following McGarty’s split from former fiancé David Bracken.

Investigators believe musician Glen Hansard suffered fatal injuries after his motorcycle left the road and overturned on a soft verge near Strawberry Beds in Lucan, Dublin, at about 4:30 a.m. on July 29, 2026. Gardaí are examining the crash and a four-hour gap between Hansard leaving the Wren's Nest pub and the collision, while appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage. A public wake and funeral were announced in Dublin.

Gwyneth Paltrow has launched her TikTok account with a playful montage filmed in luxury settings including her bed, a bathtub, a helicopter, a boat, a garden and a private jet. She repeats variations of “One second, I’m just doing a TikTok” in several languages and also shared the video on Instagram. The debut comes as Paltrow continues running Goop and follows her return to acting in Marty Supreme alongside Timothée Chalamet. It also follows criticism of her appearance in an advert for a luxury housing development in Herzliya, Israel, amid the ongoing war in Gaza.

Coronation Street actress Vicky Myers has revealed that she is engaged after responding to a social-media troll who questioned whether she was hiding her relationship. The announcement comes three months after her character, DS Lisa Connor-Swain, married Carla Connor, played by Alison King, in the soap’s first female same-sex wedding. The fictional ceremony nearly fell through after the venue cancelled, but the couple ultimately married at the Underworld factory.

Molly-Mae Hague shared photos of herself and newborn son Midas shortly after giving birth while supporting Tommy Fury after his Misfits Boxing victory over Eddie Hall in Manchester. Fury thanked Molly-Mae for managing their two children during his training and dedicated the majority-decision win to Midas. The post-fight celebrations were disrupted by a confrontation involving Chase DeMoor, Roman Fury and John Fury, while Tommy said he plans to spend the summer with his family before seeking a new opponent.

Katie Price shared Instagram updates featuring her children, son Harvey and sister Sophie, but did not mention her husband Lee Andrews after his release from prison in Dubai. The omission was presented as a sign of her priorities, although her wedding and engagement rings appeared in one post. Andrews was reportedly detained on suspicion of fraud after going missing, and Price is expected to confront him while questioning the circumstances surrounding his release and the £140,000 fine.

Strictly Come Dancing professional dancer Neil Jones announced that he and fiancée Chyna Mills had said goodbye to their dog, Crumble, after the pet’s illness. Jones described Crumble as a much-loved companion, prompting messages of sympathy from colleagues including Karen Hauer, Gemma Atkinson, Tyler West, Shirley Ballas, Carlos Gu, Jowita Przystał and Motsi Mabuse. The report also notes major changes to Strictly Come Dancing, including three new hosts and five incoming professional dancers following several departures.

Romeo and Cruz Beckham publicly supported their sister Harper on social media after representatives for Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz accused the family of choreographing Harper’s attempted visit to Brooklyn’s Beverly Hills home for photographers. Friends of David and Victoria Beckham rejected the accusation, saying Harper was an innocent girl who missed her brother. Brooklyn was reportedly in New York during the visit, while the wider family was in Los Angeles for David’s Hollywood Walk of Fame honor. David declined to discuss the feud, and Victoria said she was trying to navigate parenting adult children under intense public scrutiny.

Sir Mark Rylance was photographed holding hands with Amanda Parker at the London premiere of Steven Spielberg's sci-fi film Disclosure Day, 18 months after the death of his wife, composer and theatre artist Claire van Kampen. Parker is described as a charity boss, arts and culture consultant, and model who reportedly supported Rylance during his grief. Van Kampen died of cancer on Rylance's 65th birthday in January 2025, and tributes highlighted her major contributions to music, Shakespearean theatre, and the Royal Shakespeare Company.

Molly-Mae Hague attended Tommy Fury's boxing victory over Eddie Hall at Manchester's AO Arena, only days after giving birth to their second child. Fury revealed that their newborn son is named Midas and dedicated his majority-decision win to him. The event was followed by a confrontation involving Chase DeMoor, Roman Fury and John Fury, while Tyson Fury watched from ringside. The article also explains the Greek and Roman legend behind the name Midas.

Actor Michael Pennington, known for playing Death Star Commander Moff Jerjerrod in Star Wars: Return of the Jedi, died on May 10, 2026, aged 82. He was also a prominent Shakespearean performer and founded the English Shakespeare Company, which he regarded as one of his greatest achievements for its influence on young actors and classical theatre. Friend and fellow actor Miriam Margolyes confirmed his death, while tributes were shared by fans and colleagues. His cause of death has not been disclosed.

Psychologist Emma Kenny argues that Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly worsened the chaotic live finale of I'm a Celebrity... South Africa by joining the conflict instead of acting as neutral presenters. The programme’s finale featured allegations by Jimmy Bullard that Adam Thomas had been abusive, aggressive and intimidating, with David Haye and Sinitta supporting the claims while Ant and Gemma Collins disagreed. Sinitta and Gemma Collins left the stage, and Kenny interpreted the fallout as evidence of fractured group cohesion, perceived injustice over editing, and long-standing resentment. Adam Thomas won the show but appeared uncomfortable amid the accusations and social rejection.

Body language expert Judi James said Ant McPartlin appeared to take control during a heated I'm a Celebrity... South Africa live-final dispute involving Jimmy Bullard and David Haye. She interpreted Jimmy as dominating the airtime, David as attempting to reclaim attention and status, and Ant as defending his professional authority through increasingly assertive gestures and confrontation. Other contestants, including Gemma Collins, Scarlett Moffatt and Ashley Roberts, were described as sidelined by the clash.

Adam Thomas won I'm A Celebrity... South Africa and was crowned Jungle Legend, but body-language expert Judi James said he appeared emotionally subdued and barely able to celebrate. The final was overshadowed by confrontations involving Jimmy Bullard and David Haye, prompting Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly to intervene. James interpreted Adam's limited smiles and apparent tears as signs that the conflict had dampened his victory, while other campmates displayed contrasting reactions.

The I'm a Celebrity All Stars final descended into controversy after David Haye and Jimmy Bullard criticized eventual winner Adam Thomas, with boos heard during the broadcast. Gemma Collins publicly supported Adam and condemned the behavior, while Adam said the experience had strengthened him and that he would not let others dim his light. His wife Caroline Thomas described watching him being attacked by a “pack of vultures” and said the event was distressing and inappropriate for a family entertainment show.

Fans have speculated about a behind-the-scenes feud between I'm a Celebrity... South Africa winner Adam Thomas and Harry Redknapp after noticing that they do not follow each other on social media. Harry's comments about Adam's conduct, including his dispute with Jimmy Bullard, have further fuelled the speculation. Adam has said that therapy was needed after his experience on the show and that important parts of the argument with Jimmy were not broadcast. He also became involved in a tense exchange with David Haye during the live finale, despite David later saying they had reconciled.

Kate Cassidy says she feels ready to start dating again 18 months after the accidental death of her boyfriend, One Direction star Liam Payne. She says she will continue to love and speak about Payne, hopes to marry and have children, and wants any future partner to accept his lasting place in her life. Cassidy has also jokingly expressed interest in appearing on The Bachelorette.

Viewers praised Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly for intervening during a heated live-final confrontation involving Adam Thomas, Jimmy Bullard and David Haye on I'm A Celebrity... South Africa. The dispute followed accusations that Adam had aggressively insulted Jimmy during a bushtucker trial. Adam apologized and accepted responsibility, while Ant and Dec defended him and challenged David’s criticism. Adam was ultimately crowned the show’s winner, although the argument overshadowed the result.