Mary Berry's childhood illness which still impacts her cooking and viewers misidentify

Mary Berry shocked fans after revealing that she dated multiple men while she was also going out with her now-husband Paul Hunnings.MORE: Piers Morgan forced to defend his health on Good Morning BritainThe cookbook writer joined Sue Perkins' An Hour or So With podcast back in October 2019, in which she admitted: "Paul was a friend of my brother's.

Don’t come for Halle Berry! F**k around and she’ll make sure you find out!

Catwoman actress Halle Berry recently slammed back at a troll who left negative comments on one of her recent Instagram posts. It all started when the 54-year-old Oscar-winner went on social media over the weekend and shared a meme that said, “Women don’t owe you sh-t.” After sharing the meme, it was natural that many trolls graced the comment sections, Halle responded to a bunch of the comments on the post, including some from trolls.

One of The Supremes founders--Mary Wilson, has recently passed away at the age of 76.  The singer reportedly died yesterday in her home in Las Vegas, her cause of death is not known at this time. The singer leaves behind an iconic legacy, she was just 15 when she launched her band The Supremes with Diana Ross and Florence Ballard.

publicist confirmed.Mary was best known for co-founding The Supremes at just 15 years-old alongside Diana Ross and Florence Ballard in Detroit.She remained with the Motown Records trio until its dissolution in 1977.Motown label's founder Berry Gordy spoke fondly of Mary in a statement, saying: "A trailblazer, a diva and will be deeply missed."He continued: "I was extremely shocked and saddened to hear of the passing of a major member of the Motown family, Mary Wilson of the Supremes."She was

Mary Wilson, a founding member of Motown legends the Supremes, has died at the age of 76.

Mary Wilson, one of the co-founders of The Supremes, has sadly passed away at the age of 76.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine If anyone can tell you how to nail a classic roast dinner, it's Mary Berry. That's why we're going to be all ears when she imparts her wisdom to BBC2's Celebrity Best Home Cook viewers on Monday night.

Word to the wise: don’t come for Halle Berry! The Oscar winner, 54, took to Instagram on February 7, where she posted a graphic that read, “Women don’t owe you sh*t.” A slew of fans showed so much love for the post, but one hater couldn’t help themselves and left a hurtful comment. “With all of your accomplishments, fame, beauty, it seems, as if, you CAN’T keep a man,” an excerpt from the hater’s comment read. Naturally, Halle was none too pleased.

the best chocolate cake we have ever had to years of GBBO wholesomeness, she has kept us entertained, helped us to become better bakers (something we've been particularly grateful for during lockdown) and generally inspired us with her life story. So you can imagine our delight when we found the star gracing our screens once more, in the BBC2 series, Celebrity Best Home Cook.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Mary Berry is currently on telly in BBC2's Celebrity Best Home Cook on Saturday afternoons, where stars battle it out to win the culinary contest. MORE: 9 Bake Off worthy cakes gifted to the royal familyIf anyone can make you want to cook, it's 85-year-old national treasure Mary, who really knows her stuff when it comes to making classic recipes.

Wheelhouse, the company run by Brent Montgomery, the founder of Pawn Stars producer Leftfield, is ramping up its investment division with the hire of Ann Berry.

Berry, meanwhile, took in the action from a balcony high above, surveying the action through binoculars.  She looked like the Pope suggested Ed Byrne (The Great Comic Relief Bake Off).

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Mary Berry is delighting us on her new show, Celebrity Best Home Cook, but what does the famous chef make for herself and her husband Paul every night? MORE: See Mary Berry before she was famous - she looks so different!Chatting to RTE about what she makes when she's not whipping up gorgeous dishes for television, she explained that she keeps her cooking surprisingly simple - particularly during lockdown when she knew not to expect other guests and it was

Year of The Rabbit will not be getting a second season, despite previously announced plans.Channel 4 backtracked on the initial order for season two in light of budget cuts as a result of the ongoing pandemic.The Objective Media Group, which had produced Year of the Rabbit, was financed by Channel 4 and IFC in the US last year and is now searching for new investors.“Year Of The Rabbit is a victim of the devastating effects of Covid,” OMG chief executive Layla Smith told Deadline.