Everyone’s favourite PE teacher, Joe Wicks, admits that being a dad-of-two is “more draining” than work – and that includes his daily online HIIT workouts which have kept the nation on their toes during lockdown. Joe, who’s dad to daughter Indie, two next month, and five-month-old son Marley, says he couldn’t juggle his career and parenthood without teamwork and the support of his wife Rosie, 29.
The Body Coach’s Joe Wicks ‘raked in £1.2million in just six weeks’ after ‘13,000 sign up for 90 Day Plan’
16.05.2020 - 18:25 / ok.co.uk
The Body Coach star Joe Wicks has reportedly made more than £1.2million in just six weeks, with 13,000 people signing up to his diet and workout programme.
Joe, 33, has been keeping the nation fit with his virtual PE lessons on his YouTube channel amid the lockdown, but some fans have gone a step further and invested in his 90 Day Plan.The Body Coach’s plan, which costs £97, offers recipes, workouts and online support which claims to “give you all the tools you need to transform your body and
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19.05.2020 / 20:59
Joe Wicks reveals he schedules in sex each week with wife Rosie to keep romance alive
Joe Wicks has revealed that he schedules in sex with wife Rosie once a week in order to keep their romance alive.The Body Coach Joe and Rosie began dating in 2016 before marrying last year and have two young children together, daughter Indie, 22 months, and son Marley, five months. Joe, 33, revealed that he makes sure the pair have time to be intimate, as he spoke on Made by Mammas: The podcast.
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15.05.2020 / 11:47
Joe Wicks buys his mum a new house – here's a look at other stars who've done the same for their parents
Celebrities over the years have been known to splash their cash on cars, gadgets and, to reference MTV, amazing cribs, too! However, certain stars have shared the good life with their families, buying their parents a home to call their own.
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14.05.2020 / 07:03
Scots teen walks out of hospital just six weeks after being left paralysed from rare disease
When Blair Robertson was left paralysed from the neck down by a rare disease, doctors warned his parents he only had a 30 per cent chance of recovery.