Gaz Beadle's wife Emma rushed to hospital as she gives update on 'turbulent and unpredictable' life

My Policeman, which had its World Premiere today at the Toronto International Film Festival, has its roots  in a novel by Bethan Roberts  which was actually based on a complicated love relationship between famed novelist E.M. Forster (A Room With A View, Howard’s End, Maurice), his male lover of 40 years, a policeman named Bob Buckingham, and Buckingham’s wife May Hockey who slowly came to realize her husband had a long standing affair with Forster, but even after he had suffered a series of strokes took care of the author in his later life so deep was their friendship. Roberts changed  the names and fictionalized it all for her book which is now the basis of Ron Nyswaner’s (Philadelphia) screenplay which explores the love triangle of three freewheeling friends in 1957 who each was hobbled by the mores of the time, repressing rather than expressing their own sexuality, even as the sexual desires and confusion hit a boiling point.

After Bruce Willis was diagnosed with aphasia -- a condition that affects the ability to communicate -- his wife Emma blasted critics who made poor comments on her "grief awareness" post.  Emma took to her Instagram Thursday to address the backlash she faced over a post on National Grief Awareness Day.  "When you’re not allowed to talk grief, self-care, or being human in the world on grief awareness day…." She wrote in her Instagram story.  She continued to share a screenshot of negative comments directed to her that read "She’s such a drama queen," and "Oh she will cope just fine with his $$$..." Emma addressed the backlash and shared her husband’s ultimate clap back in the next post.  After Bruce Willis’ was diagnosed with aphasia, his wife Emma blasted critics who made poor comments on her "grief awareness" post.  (Getty Images) "But in the words of the great, philosophical, and insightful Bruce Willis…’Ah, f--- ‘em.’" She went on to respond to the harsh comments, as she copes with her husband’s aphasia diagnosis in her own way.  Months after Bruce Willis' debilitating aphasia diagnosis, the legendary actor's wife, Emma Heming Willis, is opening up about her grief. (Photo by Rich Fury) "So, in this crazy day and age of comments and, you know, people thinking they know you and the things and the situation -- ah, f--- 'em," Emma remarked.

stepping away from his Hollywood career. As Willis’ lives with the medical disorder, which affects one’s ability to communicate through speech and language, his wife Emma Heming Willis is being open about dealing with grief and one piece of advice one of her husband’s daughters once told her.  Bruce Willis’ wife took to Instagram on Tuesday to share what she’s been up to as of late.

.The model posted a video montage to account on Tuesday night showing everything she and her family have been doing over the last three months set to the soundtrack of “I Say a Little Prayer” by Aretha Franklin. “This was the summer of self discovery—finding new hobbies, going out of my comfort zone and staying active,” she wrote in the caption.

Bruce Willis’ wife, Emma Heming, is opening up about how she has been dealing with her husband’s aphasia diagnosis, explaining that she is “learning to live” and adapting to the new challenges. The 44-year-old model shared her thoughts in a recent video in honor of National Grief Awareness Day.

Months after Bruce Willis' debilitating aphasia diagnosis, the legendary actor's wife, Emma Heming Willis, is opening up about her grief. Bruce and Emma Willis married in 2009.The actor was previously married to Demi Moore. (Stephen Lovekin) On Tuesday, the model shared an Instagram video montage, which depicted various activities she's been doing over the summer to cope with her husband's illness.

Emma Heming is channeling her grief into new passions. The 44-year-old wife of Bruce Willis took to Instagram on Wednesday in honour of National Grief Awareness Day to share some of the ways she’s tackling her grief in the wake of Bruce’s aphasia diagnosis.

Bruce Willis took to Instagram on Wednesday in honor of National Grief Awareness Day to share some of the ways she's tackling her grief in the wake of Bruce's aphasia diagnosis. «This was the summer of self discovery—finding new hobbies, going out of my comfort zone and staying active,» Emma captioned a video of herself gardening, staining wood, shadowboxing, biking, playing tennis and more. «My grief can be paralyzing but I’m learning how to live along side it.» Emma also shared some sage wisdom from her stepdaughter, Scout Willis, who is the daughter of Bruce and his ex Demi Moore. «As my step-daughter @scoutlaruewillis told me, grief is the deepest and purest form of love,» she wrote.

This Morning host Ruth Langsford ran off the set in tears today after a moment she shared with Rylan Clark during the commercial break.

Viewers of This Morning were let into some behind-the-scenes gossip about the ITV daytime show today (23 August) as presenter Rylan Clark discovered one of the show's secrets. Co-hosting this week with Ruth Langsford, the TV presenter, 33, let slip that the fruit bowl on the studio table, packed with sumptuous and delicious looking fruit, isn't quite what it seems.

ITV This Morning fans were quick to make a demand about presenters Ruth Langsford and Rylan Clark on Tuesday (August 23).

Emma McVey, the wife of former Geordie Shore star Gaz Beadle, has been rushed to hospital amid "unpredictable health issues". Emma, 29, took to Instagram to reveal the news, sharing a picture of herself in a hospital gown and giving a thumbs up as she looks off into the distance. Alongside the snap, she explained about her hospital dash and health issues, saying her "life has become turbulent and unpredictable".The mother of two wrote: "In the space of a week I’ve had gas and air, cameras inside me, called in for a chest X-ray whilst I’m sat having lunch, bloods and to start infusions, injections and one other thing that I can’t even remember because my head is constantly a shed.