Jacqueline Jossa hosts an incredible back to school party with bouncy castles and soft play area

Dan Osborne may well be prepping for a big boxing match against opponent Jamie Jewitt, but he's admitted his diet is currently "terrible." The former TOWIE star, 30, is currently training as a boxer ahead of his competition on 2 October in Manchester, and while he's training hard, he told OK! his diet wasn't at its best. "My diet is terrible," Dan told us, continuing: "It's not that I eat unhealthy I just don't eat enough.

Love Island's Jamie Jewitt has admitted he "doesn't feel healthy" at his current weight.The star, 31, who recently got married to Camilla Thurlow, is set to go head to head with Dan Osborne in a boxing competition on 2 October in Manchester. Discussing the impending competition, Jamie opened up on his current weight telling OK!: "I've always been fit because I've always boxed.

Selome Hailu editorJoJo Siwa’s brand has always been happiness.She first burst onto the scene as the daughter of one of Lifetime’s titular “Dance Moms,” where she became known not just for her dance moves, but for the way she accessorized. Siwa wore bright, sparkly bows in her hair at all times, to some of the moms’ dismay — or perhaps it was just her perpetual grin that irked them.Siwa is now 18, but the signature bows haven’t gone anywhere, and neither has her positive attitude.

Jessica Chastain is hitting back at headlines about the comments she recently made about her makeup in the movie The Eyes of Tammy Faye.

Jacqueline Jossa burst onto our screens in 2010 and played troubled teen Lauren Branning in EastEnders for the next eight years before being crowned Queen of the Jungle in the 2019 series of I’m A Celebrity. And since then, the actress has capitalised on her huge popularity with her own fashion range, regularly seen by her three million Instagram followers.

Jacqueline Jossa has confirmed that she and her husband Dan Osborne aren’t planning on have any more kids. Speaking exclusively to OK!, Jacqueline said: “I feel like our family is complete now,” when asked if she was open to expanding her brood.

Jacqueline Jossa has been busy renovating her gorgeous £1.2million 'dream home' and has exclusively revealed to OK! how she 'really enjoyed' the process with her husband Dan Osbourne.

Eastenders star Jacqueline Jossa went on a passionate rant on Thursday as she showed off her tummy in the mirror and encouraged women to love their own bodies. As Jacqueline, who recently hosted a back to school party, promoted the confidence collection from her clothing line with a Q&A, she found that a number of questions related to self confidence and body positivity.

In 2020, we received one of the most wrenching tales of marriage, love, and divorce ever with Noah Baumbach’s heartbreaking “Marriage Story” with Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver. But arguably, one of the early towering masterpieces on this same subject is Ingmar Bergman’s 1970s TV project, “Scenes From A Marriage” (Bergman was married five times, he should know).

Olivia Attwood has given a glimpse inside her incredible 30th birthday party.The former Love Island star, who recently warned that Liberty Poole is 'game savvy' while Jake Cornish has his 'eyes on the £50k prize' on the ITV2 show, has given a sneak peek into her luxurious celebrations as she rang in the milestone birthday. Olivia was joined by her fiancé and Blackburn Rovers footballer Bradley Dack along with Real Housewives of Cheshire pals Lystra Adams, Tanya Bardsley and Seema Malhotra.

Jacqueline Jossa has told OK! that she has taken a break from the diet that saw her lose 8lb earlier this year, but the star admits she feels "confident" no matter what size she is. OK! caught up with the former Eastenders actress as she celebrated Superdrug’s Health & Beautycard's 10th anniversary and asked her how she was getting on with her diet.

Those trips to the Wacky Warehouses and various other soft play centres we experienced in our childhoods were absolutely unmatched. Nothing gave us primary-schoolers a buzz quite like being given £5 'emergency money' for a school trip, only to spend it all in the play centre's tuck shop, filling ourselves with additives and clambering up and down the play area's obstacles on a sugar rush.