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Coronation Street star has revealed that his wife has given birth to their seventh baby with a touching Instagram post. Matthew Marsden has shared how he recently became a dad again, after his wife Nadine Micallef welcomed another baby into the world on Friday, March 24. The 50-year-old actor played mechanic Chris Collins from 1995 until 1998, before leaving and exploring a pop career as well as acting in the US.

Coronation Street actor Matthew Marsden has revealed the exciting news he's welcomed his seventh child. The soap star and 90s pop icon shared the news with an adorable snap of his little tot - a beautiful baby boy with his wife Nadine Micallef. The 50 year old actor, who married his wife in 2005, now shares seven children with the brunette bombshell.

Yesterday saw former Coronation Street star Matthew Marsden announce the surprising news that he's become a father for the seventh time.Taking to social media on Friday, the Cobbles alum - who played mechanic Chris Collins on the show between 1995 until 1998 - revealed that wife Nadine Metcalf had given birth to what is their second child together. Matthew shared a heart-melting snap of his newborn with his 15,200 Instagram followers, showing the latest addition to his family swaddled in a sweet cotton blanket, adored with multicoloured footprints, and wearing a white hat on their head.The former soap star - who left the show before exploring a pop music career, as well as acting in the US - simply captioned his post: "Blessed. #babiesofinstagram".

Former Coronation Street star Matthew Marsden has revealed he and wife Nadine had become parents for a seventh time. The actor, 50, took to his Instagram on Thursday to share the first snap of the tot who was wrapped up in a hospital blanket.  British born Matthew and his Maltese wife who he wed in 2005 have now set up home with their growing brood in Texas.

Coronation Street actor Matthew Marsden has revealed the exciting news he's welcomed his seventh child. The soap star and 90s pop icon shared the news with an adorable snap of his little tot - a beautiful baby boy with his wife Nadine Micallef.The 50 year old actor, who married his wife in 2005, now shares seven children with the brunette bombshell. In the snap of his tiny baby boy, the little one was wrapped up in a cute cotton blanket that was covered in a bold footprint design.

Former Coronation Street star Matthew Marsden has opened up about a surprising encounter he had with superstar Beyoncé Knowles-Carter. Forty nine year old Matthew, who starred as Chris Collins in the soap between 1997 and 1998, revealed that the Halo singer once sang the backing vocals on one of his songs. Speaking on the Fascinated podcast in January 2020, the actor revealed that he had been in the studio at the same time as Beyoncé’s father, and record executive, Mathew Knowles.

In his quest to get AR-15 rifles out of Americans’ hands, Hollywood liberal George Takei seemed to inadvertently make a point in support of the Second Amendment. On Monday, the Star Trek actor tweeted that all the AR-15s in America could be put to better use in Ukraine, where they are trying to fight off the tyranny of the Russian invaders.

Bette Midler is taking heat for her own "Let them eat cake" moment. On Twitter the Hocus Pocus actress offered her own magical solution to the nationwide baby formula shortage, tweeting that everyone could just ‘try breastfeeding.’ Midler was quickly slammed by Twitter users, many from the left, who claimed to be "disappointed" in her "insensitively obtuse" post.  Midler posted her Twitter fumble on Thursday evening, in response to MSNBC host Stephanie Ruhle’s tweet on how "baby formula shortage reveals an amazing secret oligopoly" of three companies owning "90%" of the baby formula market. Actress Bette Midler tweets about the baby formula shortage in the U.S.  The actress responded to the tweet, writing, "TRY BREASTFEEEDING! It’s free and available on demand," as if nobody had thought of that.

Gentleman Jack returns this Sunday evening for its long-awaited second season. Suranne Jones once again takes the lead as Anne Lister for the BBC One hit period drama.

Some of Hollywood's biggest stars have shown support for actor Bruce Willis after his decision to retire due to a condition that causes difficulties with language or speech. The Pulp Fiction star, 67, was diagnosed with aphasia, a condition which has affected his cognitive abilities and is retiring from acting, his daughter said. Breaking Bad's Dean Norris, Seth Green and Director M Night Shyamalan were among those who posted messages of support to Willis and his family, celebrating the star's action-filled career.

Former Coronation Street star Matthew Marsden has come under fire for urging people to ditch face masks and stop getting Covid tests.The 48-year-old has made his views on the pandemic evident with a series of Twitter posts, in which he also appeared to mock the NHS and encouraged his followers to refuse the coronavirus vaccine.