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Strictly Come Dancing who's always bursting with positivity and energy. But behind her joyful persona, Karen Hauer has been battling her own mental health issues since she was a teenager.

ITV star was wide-mouthed as he looked at the camera for the celebratory photo. Beside the photo, dad-of-one Dermot added the caption: "Thanks a million for all the lovely messages. Wild swim, brunch, walk, steak.

Daisy Lowe has given birth to a baby daughter, her first child, and shared the happy news with fans on Instagram.The model, 34, shared a sweet photo of herself, fiancé Jordan Saul and their newborn daughter Ivy, which she captioned: "Our Easter egg finally hatched! Ivy Love Saul you have made all my dreams come true- our dream girl. "I have never known happiness or love like this.

Gogglebox, who had viewers at home in stitches while always having a giggle with her family. But Scarlett Moffatt's journey with mental health hasn't been a straightforward one.After being crowned the Queen of the Jungle in 2016 when she should have been riding high from her I'm a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! triumph, Scarlett found that life in the spotlight wasn't as rosy as she'd thought.READ: 'What Prince Harry and Meghan did to prioritise their family is fantastic' says Bryony Gordon"I suddenly felt as if there was a magnifying glass on me and everyone in the UK had an opinion of me," Scarlett tells HELLO! as she poses for our Mental Health Digital Cover as our guest editor to mark Mental Health Awareness Week.

a new report issued by the Center For Countering Digital Hate (CCDH), high-profile women on Instagram are targeted virulently by sexist trolls, with one in every 15 of over 8,700 messages that the organisation surveyed containing content that violated Instagram’s policies on bullying in harassment.Per The Guardian, researchers for the CCDH combed through 8,717 messages sent the accounts of five high-profile women active on Instagram: Aquaman star Amber Heard, Countdown co-presenter Rachel Riley, activist Jamie Kingler, journalist Bryony Gordon and Burnt Roti Magazine founder Sharan Dhaliwal. What they discovered, according to Imran Ahmed – chief executive director of the CCDH – was that “Instagram systematically fails to enforce appropriate sanctions and remove those who break its rules”.

Bryony Gordon’s Instagram account and books have become a safe haven for many women, thanks to her refreshing honesty.The 41-year-old, who’s now sober following a battle with alcoholism, talks regularly about her mental health issues and learning to love her body after living with an eating disorder. Since attending rehab in 2017, she enjoys a calmer chaos with husband Harry Wilson and their eight-year-old daughter Edie in South London.

California has reportedly become Prince Harry’s “spiritual home” after living overseas in the States with his wife and child for more than a year, a journalist claimed. Journalist Bryony Gordon, who once interviewed the Duke of Sussex, argued that Harry has found a real “sense of purpose” since he stepped down from royal duties and made the move to the US.

Journalist, author and mental health advocate Bryony Gordon, who once interviewed Prince Harry, recently spoke to Daily Telegraph and shared her thoughts on what the Duke’s move to the US means to him. According to Gordon, California has now become Prince Harry's “spiritual home" where he has let go of the grudges and issues he has with his family back in the UK.  Gordon also revealed that the move has instilled a "sense of purpose" in the Duke of Sussex.

Gogglebox star Scarlett Moffatt has told how at the peak of her fame she was so anxious she called Samaritans constantly for support. Moffatt, 30, said she went through “a bad time” in the wake of winning I’m a Celebrity.

Duchess of Sussex - who has recently won a privacy claim against Associated Newspapers Ltd - have come under fire after they announced on Sunday that they were expecting their second child. But critics were urged to allow the couple to enjoy the happy moment after they opened up about their pregnancy loss last year.

According to The Telegraph, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle left their young son, Archie, behind in Canada during their recent U.K.

Duchess Meghan felt lonely and “hounded” in the months before she and Prince Harry announced their plan to step back from their royal roles, according to friend and journalist Bryony Gordon.