superstar, 32, has undergone a dramatic image overhaul and shed more than seven stone in weight. She has now explained how she turned her life around and found "joy and freedom" after reading Untamed, Stop pleasing, Start Living by Glennon Doyle.
03.08.2020 - 13:34 / breakingnews.ie
SAS: Who Dares Wins star Ollie Ollerton has said he is embarking on “a new path with no pain” after it was confirmed that he will not return for the next series.
The Channel 4 show, which pushes recruits to their mental and physical limits in a series of gruelling military-style tests, will continue without Ollerton and co-star Jay Morton as part of the instructor line-up.
The broadcaster said Ollerton had stepped away from the role to focus on his fitness app, Battle Ready 360, but would
superstar, 32, has undergone a dramatic image overhaul and shed more than seven stone in weight. She has now explained how she turned her life around and found "joy and freedom" after reading Untamed, Stop pleasing, Start Living by Glennon Doyle.
The highly anticipated series, not to be confused with the 90s show hosted by Mike Whitney back in the day, will put some of the country’s biggest stars to ultimate mental and physical test.
Music mogul Simon Cowell underwent six hours of surgery after a fall from a bike caused him to break his back in a number of places.The X Factor supremo, 60, tumbled from a new electric bike he was testing at his house in Malibu.He was rushed to hospital where he had surgery on Saturday night, which involved a number of procedures including having a metal rod put in his back.Cowell is recovering in hospital now and it is understood that he will continue to do so for a few days.
News : “Around 5.30pm on August 3, police received a report a 16-year-old male had been threatened by a man on Stroud Road in East KIlbride.