The 'dark cloud' of Louise Thompson's traumatic labour and PTSD 'is starting to lift'

American Housewife alumna Meg Donnelly and Drake Rodger (The In Between) are set as series regulars in CW’s The Winchesters drama pilot. The project hails from Supernatural trio Robbie Thompson, Jensen Ackles and Danneel Ackles, Warner Bros. Television and CBS Studios. Glen Winter (Supergirl) will direct and executive produce the pilot. They join previously announced cast members Nida Khurshi and Jojo Fleites.

Made In Chelsea star Louise Thompson has taken to her Instagram to open up to her 1.4 million followers about her struggles with breastfeeding. Louise, 31, shared four pictures of her holding baby Leo, who was born in November and shares with fiancé Ryan Libbey. She held on to her son in the pictures as she wore a patterned short dress with a high collar and puffed sleeves.

Louise Thompson feared she would be ‘judged’ for choosing not to breastfeed her baby boy following her traumatic birth. The Made In Chelsea star, 31, was diagnosed with PTSD after suffering complications while giving birth to her first child, Leo-Hunter, with her partner Ryan Libbey, in November 2021. Following the devastating ordeal, Louise expressed her hope of being on the road to recovery as her little one turned 15 weeks old last month, but in her latest Instagram post, she explained that she used to remove baby bottles out of Instagram shots to avoid any backlash.

Sadly, don’t expect a Drake & Josh reunion in the near future. When Josh Peck appeared on the Mar. 16 episode of Dave Portnoy and Josh Richards’ BFFs podcast, the hosts asked Josh, 35, if he and Drake Bell were still friends. “Not really. No,” said Josh, who also addressed how Drake, 35, tweeted a snarky comment in 2017 when he wasn’t invited to Josh and Paige O’Brien’s wedding. “The dirty little secret … was that Drake and I didn’t stay in touch for the ten years since we made the show,” said Josh, per E! News. “But no one needed to know that.”

Louise Thompson has candidly admitted that she is 'not enjoying living'. The former Made in Chelsea star has been documenting motherhood following the "difficult" birth of her baby boy Leo-Hunter, who she shares with fiancé Ryan Libbey, back in November 2021. And taking to her Instagram Stories on Wednesday 16 March, the 31 year old former reality star spoke openly and honestly about her mental health to her followers.

Drake and his 4-year-old son, Adonis, are totally twinning! The 35-year-old «Toosie Slide» singer shared a sweet selfie with his little boy on his Instagram Stories on Tuesday, featuring the pair both rocking the same braided look. The father-son duo has been getting in some quality time together. In January, Drake posted an adorable video of his son teaching him to speak «en français.»Adonis, whose mother is French-born Sophie Brussaux, went on to speak in French while his father repeated each word.

Louise Thompson enjoyed a family outing over the weekend, as she told followers she was “breaking the anxious cycle” she’s been battling in the aftermath of her traumatic labour months ago.The 31 year old posted a series of photos capturing her time out of the house with four-month-old son Leo-Hunter and fiancé Ryan Libbey as she captioned them:” First proper family outing… breaking that anxious cycle #4monthold #postnatalrecovery #ptsd #anxietyrecovery”. In the first image shared, Louise could be seen sitting outside a café wearing a camel coat with a white furry trim and matching wide leg trousers, gazing over baby Leo, who was captured sitting on his mum’s lap wrapped in a blanket whilst wearing a beanie.

Jesse and Tom. During part two of the tell-all that aired on Monday on TLC, Darcey had a confrontation with Jesse and Tom, which ended in a surprisingly emotional apology from the both of them over their treatment of her.Jesse's appearance during the tell-all didn't sit well with Darcey's brother-in-law, Florian, and her good friend, Michael, who both walked out in anger.

Ryan Libbey has hit out at Boots after a shop assistant gave him "less than helpful" advice and didn't believe his baby boy Leo is teething.The 31 year old, whose fiancé Louise Thompson recently documented her return to the gym, took to his Instagram stories to post several clips of himself explaining exactly what happened when he entered the shop for help. Dressed in a grey T-shirt, black winter coat and matching black New York-themed baseball cap, the dad-of-one cradled his son as he shared: "So I just went to Boots because I thought that was the place to go for medical supplies, for all kinds of things.

Caring for a newborn at home is a time full of ups and downs - even a quick search on the Internet will come up with endless articles about what to expect, how to cope and even how to ‘survive’. But for some new mums who have experienced a traumatic birth, returning home with a tiny baby can be even more challenging. Louise Thompson has bravely spoken out about her experience and recently announced that she has been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) following the birth of her first child.

Louise Thompson has continued documenting her return to the gym after the traumatic birth of her son Leo-Hunter.The 31 year old made her first return to the gym last month and has continued her post-birth return to her fitness regime, while praising fiancé Ryan Libbey’s help as she recovers from PTSD.The star is yet to detail the “serious complications” she had after her child's birth, but has previously told her 1.4million followers that she almost died twice. Since then, she's been fighting to get her "normal" life back as she's been struggling with anxiety while juggling parenthood with fiancé Ryan.

Louise Thompson had admitted that she’s “too scared” to look after her newborn son Leo due while suffering with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) following a complicated birth. Leo, whom Louise, 31, shares with fiancé Ryan Libbey, also 31, turned 15 weeks old on Monday 28 February. Louise didn’t announce Leo’s arrival until he was five weeks old due to the fact she was recovering from her son’s traumatic birth and had remained in hospital for a month.

Louise Thompson has bravely shared about her ongoing PTSD battle after the birth of her first child, saying she's been left too scared to look after her son incase it triggers anxiety.