Cara De La Hoyde on son Freddie's first day at school: 'I didn't cry!'

Love Island's Cara De La Hoyde has said that she watch the series again now that Maya Jama will be "hosting". Cara won the second season of the show in 2016 with her now-husband Nathan Massey.The couple have been together ever since and share two young children, Freddie and Delilah. Speaking to The Sun at the Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile premiere, Cara said: "I'm totally buzzing for Maya to take over.

Amy Childs and her family looked adorable on Sunday as they posed for snaps at a special screening of Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile in London.The TOWIE icon was pictured with her boyfriend, Billy Delbosq, and daughter Polly as they strutted down the carpet.The 32 year old reality TV star looked stunning in a beige blazer and white shirt, which she teamed with a pair of black leather trousers and matching boots. Meanwhile, businessman Billy was wearing a white shirt and a beige pullover that matched Amy’s blazer.

Former The Only Way Is Essex star Billie Shepherd has spoken of her hopes for a home birth after sister Sam Faiers gave birth in her kitchen this summer. Speaking on her show Billie and Greg: Family Diaries she says: "After seeing my sister and how amazing it was, it's really encouraged me to try and have a home birth." The star continued: "I also think because this could be my last baby so it would be really nice to experience it." Sister Sam Faiers appearing via a link says: "You could definitely 100 per cent do it, in your new home and then I could be there because if you have a hospital birth I won't be able to be there." Sam, 31, adds: "The question is will there be any more because I keep getting asked now." Billie, 32, replies: "Three will be a nice number for me." And Sam says: "Maybe I would have a fourth but I just don't know." Billie and Greg Shepherd are slowly turning the house they purchased in 2020 into a home as they lovingly renovate their £1.4million Essex mansion.The pair have been taking fans along with them as they continue their home project and even have a dedicated social media account for all things home renovation related.The reality star announced her pregnancy this summer on Instagram when she wrote: "Baby number 3 we can’t wait to meet you … We are so happy and excited." She told OK! about the moment she found out she was pregnant saying: “My boobs were swollen, I felt a bit sicky, and I remember being at a party at my friend’s house and I had a sip of prosecco and just didn’t fancy it.

It’s been six years since the second and BEST series of Love Island (in our humble opinion) aired on TV and while the likes of Olivia and Alex Bowen, Cara de la Hoyde, Nathan Massey and Kady McDermott are still huge showbiz names, there are plenty of 2016 Islanders that have faded from the spotlight (Liana Isadora Van Riel, anyone?).One such Islander who has taken a backseat from the public eye since leaving the villa is Adam Jukes. He was a 23-year-old car salesman from Manchester when he entered the villa alongside Katie Salmon after being chosen by the girls to join the show over three other potential contestants and eventually coupled up with another bombshell, Lauren Whiteside.Adam and Lauren were dumped from the villa just four days before the final and briefly continued dating on the outside world before splitting for good (as the old Love Island fable goes).

“Jimmy Kimmel Live,” Cooke said that she showed up to film the hit “Game of Thrones” prequel series with a killer hangover and even a “chipped tooth,” following a night out drinking with comedian Alan Carr. “It was amazing and I was very hungover. Really bad. I never do that,” Cooke said.

Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest are celebrating their five-year work anniversary! The hosts spoke to ET’s Rachel Smith about the milestone.  “It seems like not five years,” Ripa says.

She may have risen to fame when she won Love Island with her now husband Nathan Massey back in 2016, but Cara De La Hoyde has shockingly revealed that she no longer actually watches the show that launched her career. When we caught up with the star and asked if she still tuned in, she told us: “No. We used to, but I just think, ‘I’m 32 now, I can’t be watching 18-year-olds in bikinis trying to put it on people.’ "I do check in, but I’ve got two children and it’s on every night.

Cara De La Hoyde has always been open and honest about her struggles with mental health, and when we caught up with the former Love Island winner, she told us that having her children has helped her to fill the “hole” that was there before. Cara, 32, who’s mum to Freddie, four, and Delilah, two, said: “I suffer badly with my mental health and I take my happy pill every day, but I find that my depression hasn’t been as present since I’ve had children. “It’s like there has always been a hole and since I’ve had Fred, that’s been filled.” Cara, who won the reality show back in 2016 with her now husband Nathan Massey, 30, went on to tell us that being a parent is all she’s ever really wanted to do.

settling to $16.81 at the bell. It was down more than 2% in after-hours trading.Backed by billionaire Peter Thiel, the conservative platform, which is seen as an alternative to YouTube, attracted the likes of Infowars founder and conspiracy theorist Alex Jones and several QAnon influencers who were booted from social media.Rumble, which trades under the ticker handle “RUM,” says it has 78 million global monthly viewers and will launch exclusive shows from actor Russell Brand and journalist Glenn Greenwald, according to CNBC.The company, which touts that it does “not stifle, censor, or punish creativity and freedom of expression,” is also associated with a similar alternative platform as it manages ad sales for Truth Social, the social media platform kickstarted by former President Donald Trump after he was banned from mainstream social media networks like Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.“We create technologies that are immune to cancel culture.

A dad has spoken about the heartbreaking moment he realised his son was keeping a score of how many times he was being bullied at his school. Mathew Beard from London was horrified to find that just a week into high school his was already being physically and verbally bullied and was tallying it up on his hands.

ITV's Loose Women was back on at lunchtime today for the first time since having a four-day break in the wake of the Queen's death last Thursday (September 8) and emotions were running high. Dame Kelly Holmes joined the panel for the first time and teared up during a moving opening montage of Her Majesty's life.

Camp Bestival is one of the UK’s best-loved and most successful festivals, combining action-packed adventures with a family camping holiday - something they like to call a Festi-Holiday.

Tom Hanks has revealed there were discussions about making a sequel to Forrest Gump, but it only “lasted all of 40 minutes”.The 1994 Oscar-winning film was originally based on the 1986 novel of the same name by Winston Groom, which received a sequel titled Gump and Co. in 1995.Despite the success of the film adaptation, which won six Oscars including Best Picture, Hanks explained that talks of sequel were quickly brushed aside.Speaking on the Happy Sad Confused podcast, Hanks said: “I will say that, with a long time in between, we did take a stab at talking about another Forrest Gump that lasted all of 40 minutes.