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Love Island came to an end we've been eagerly awaiting any news on the eighth series of the show. After months of rumoured contestants we've finally been treated with details of multiple of this years CONFIRMED contestants, one being hotel waitress Indyah Polack.The soon-to-be-reality-TV-star already has a career as a model and influencer outside of her day job and looking at her Instagram page it's apparent she will be the perfect fit for the show.Her page already boasts some impressive looks and has all the polish of biggest influencers suggesting she is already geared up for life outside the villa.She will be joining Welsh paramedic Paige Thorne, microbiologist Dami Hope, model and dancer Tasha Ghouriand and student Liam Llewellyn.Here's everything you NEED to know about Indyah...Indyah is 23 years old.Indyah is from London.Indyah is a hotel waitress.

Clayton Davis After coming up short in the Oscar race for his role as Pa in Kenneth Branagh’s “Belfast,” Jamie Dornan is trying his hand at the Emmys for his work in the HBO Max series “The Tourist.” Assumed to be going into the brimming limited series categories, Variety has learned exclusively that HBO submitted the show in the drama categories for this year’s Primetime Emmy Awards.The HBO series tells the story of a Northern Irish man who wakes up with amnesia in an Australian hospital. Following clues to his identity, he tries to find who he is, while his past threatens to catch up with him.

She won hearts on the winter series of Love Island in January 2020 and Shaugna Phillips looked super-glam as she launched her new clothing edit with Chi Chi London. In March Shaugna, who was coupled-up with Manchester Islander Callum Jones on the ITV2 dating show, revealed that she'd her lip filler removed.

The Bachelor, but his stepdaughter Georgia sees a very different side of him.WATCH: Osher Günsberg on the 2021 ACCTA Awards Red Carpet with WHOThe cheeky family man has had a special bond with her since he and her mum, Audrey Griffin, first crossed paths and fell in love in 2015.Osher knew from the get-go that Georgia would be a huge part of his relationship with Audrey, who split from her daughter’s father before she was born"Because Georgia was part of the picture we were very considerate and careful around how we would progress [our relationship],” he told The Australian Women’s Weekly in 2020.“Because you're not just dating someone – the stakes are much higher when there is a kid involved."Osher knew Georgia would be a big part of his romance with Audrey.Fortunately, Georgia was a big fan of the TV personality and before long she was as big a part of Osher’s life as Audrey was.In fact, his dad instincts began kicking in long before Georgia, who he affectionately calls G, officially became his stepdaughter."It was very early on that she went from being my girlfriend's kid to the next day being someone that, if she was standing in the road and a bus was coming, I would push her out of the way even if it meant I would die," he says."It was like a switch turned on and my DNA had activated some gene, some expression turned on that was it.

first-ever series of Love Island in 2015. After a speedy split from her co-star Max Morley just 40 days after the final, we’ve seen her navigate motherhood, a miscarriage, break-ups and relationships in the public eye. But, as she tells heat, she’s now living her best life… Yes, definitely.

Justin Long is cherishing the new love he has found with his girlfriend, Kate Bosworth, saying, «I've never had anything like this before.»The actor and fellow podcast host opened up about his relationship, and navigating the waters of public dating, on Chelsea Handler's podcast, . While first tip-toeing around the subject, Handler asked, «Am I allowed to say her name?» To which Long assured with a smile, «Yeah, yeah, yes!» A post shared by Chelsea Handler (@chelseahandler)Discussing the nature of public, celebrity relationships, Long referenced Handler's relationship with stand-up comic Jo Koy and how the couple has shared their romance with the world. «I love how open you are with your happiness and your joy,» Long said. «But there's something about it, for me, that I feel like I need to protect and keep sacred because it feels sacred.» Long continued, «I've never had anything like this before… I've never experienced this.

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Carrie Underwood has had an incredible career to date, which has seen her pick up countless awards over the years.MORE: Carrie Underwood's husband announces personal news in rare social media postThe country star first came to the public's attention on American Idol back in 2005, and she's remained loyal to the show ever since.This year, for the program's 20th anniversary, Carrie returned as a guest judge on Sunday night's episode, and it was the news that fans had been waiting for.VIDEO: Carrie Underwood's love story with Mike FisherThe official American Idol Instagram account revealed their joy in an upbeat post ahead of the show, writing: "We've been waiting all week for 8x Grammy winner and guest mentor @CarrieUnderwood, TONIGHT on American Idol."MORE: Carrie Underwood's husband shares rare photo of their sonsMORE: Carrie Underwood's son steals the show in adorable new photoCarrie's fans were quick to comment on the post, with one writing: "Can't wait, that show changed her life," while another wrote: "I'm so excited to watch Carrie on the show." A third added: "Welcome back Carrie!"The singer was just as thrilled to return, and wrote on her own account before the show aired: "I was honored to be able to come back and mentor the Top 5 contestants on @americanidol! Watch tonight at 8/7c on @abcnetwork."A post shared by Carrie Underwood (@carrieunderwood)Carrie Underwood returned to American Idol on Sunday nightThe show made sure to properly pay tribute to the award-winning star with a Carrie Underwood-themed program.MORE: Carrie Underwood enjoys evening out with eldest sonMORE: Carrie Underwood looks incredible in sheer ballgownThe top five contestants performed twice - with a Carrie Underwood song, and another song

Throughout its seven series, Love Island has created successful profiles for its hundreds of contestants. Whilst many have been able to live off of their fortune and whopping social media followings - others have returned to their 'normal' day jobs.The show has developed several stars - from reported millionaires to models for explicit sites, including OnlyFans and PlayBoy.The newly confirmed eighth and winter season of Love Island has the potential to birth similar star-studded contestants. Let's take a look at what fan favourites are up to now...

Jenelle Riley Deputy Awards, Features EditorLevi Kreis was a born performer, a singer-songwriter touring for audiences from the age of 12 and landing a full scholarship to study piano at Vanderbilt University when he was only a sophomore in high school. But he never considered a career as an actor.

which runs at Theatre Row through May 21, is inspired by the little-known troop, one of whom finally told her harrowing story in 2013 at age 95. “Young women, forced to be in a room together, with nothing else to distract them except for the fact that they could die at every meal,” playwright Michelle Kholos Brooks, told The Post. “If that isn’t a situation ripe for drama, I don’t know what is.”Added the writer: “Just when you think you’ve heard every frickin’ horrible thing about Hitler.”Margot Wölk, who died in 2014, was a secretary when she started working against her will as one of the gourmet guinea pigs at 24 years old. After her parents’ Berlin apartment was destroyed by Allied bombs, she moved to Gross-Partsch (now Parcz, Poland) to stay with her mother-in-law.

Big Brother Australia in 2006.WATCH: Dave Graham comes out on Big Brother“Growing up gay in the bush within an extremely conservative and homophobic family and community there were really only two options to being my true self. Move as far away as possible or kill ourselves,” Graham, 42, tells WHO.But appearing on reality TV gave Graham a third option, allowing him to “come out” to his housemates and the nation and be free to be himself.“Big Brother is completely responsible for the life I have now as I couldn’t see any other way I could come out,” he explains.