The Repair Shop star Will Kirk opens up about cancelled wedding

HELLO! is delighted to announce that our third annual Star Women Awards will be taking place this year, when we will celebrate some of Britain's most inspirational women at a very special and unique ceremony.Star Women 2020 will this year be a digital event, and we will be expanding on last year's emotional stories of hope, community and inspiration by recognising six very worthy women who have all shown incredible selflessness and a desire to help others. WATCH Last year's moving Star Women

Chrishell Stause wasn’t introduced to the world as an actress until 2005, two years after receiving her B.A. in theater, but had already been through quite a journey.The actress, born in Missouri, had a very tough upbringing, something she’s detailed over her years on reality TV.

Comedian Al Murray emotionally opens up on 7-year-old nephew Finley’s battle with a rare form of leukemia. Speaking on Lorraine, the 52-year-old praises his “incredibly brave” nephew who is battling juvenile myelomonocytic leukemia (JMML).

Lacey Turner has remained loyal to EastEnders in her role as Stacey Slater, but she also has a not-so secret connection to Hollyoaks.The actress isn't the only soap star in her family as her younger sister Daisy Luckett had a stint in the Channel 4 show back in 2011. And it seems their younger sibling also caught the acting bug, as their sister Lily Harvey followed in Lacey's footsteps to Albert Square for a brief appearance.

From Emmerdale to EastEnders to Coronation Street and more, we in Britain love watching soaps.From the comfort of our homes we watch relationships form and break, scandal, tears and tantrums and moments that warm the cockles of our hearts. But what about what happens when the cameras stop rolling? Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK's daily newsletter.

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Coronation Street star Sally Carman has spoken about her recent engagement to co-star Joe Duttine, joking they "had to find something to do" during lockdown.The pair, who play Abi Franklin and Tim Metcalfe on the ITV soap, confirmed the happy news back in March, having been romantically linked since 2018.Appearing on today's (September 16) This Morning, the subject of their relationship was brought up, Sally saying: "I know! That did happen, yeah!"When Phillip Schofield noted that they got

Louisa Lytton may not have made it down the aisle yet due to the coronavirus pandemic, but she has made it over a new threshold after moving house.The EastEnders' actress revealed that she and fiancé Ben Bhanvra have swapped their old flat for a new house together just weeks after they had to cancel their August Bank Holiday wedding.Taking to Instagram the soap star, who plays Ruby Allen on the BBC programme, shared some sweet memories of their old home as well as a sneak peek at their new

Starting with Princess Beatrice, 2020 has been filled with surprise weddings. Now, we have another celebration to add to the list: Jessica Brown Findlay and Ziggy Heath.

Lorraine Kelly has opened up on the pain of suffering a miscarriage in the past as she detailed her struggle.The popular TV presenter, 60, shared her own experience with the loss as she responded to a post by First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon on Twitter. Nicola Sturgeon praised the country's Justice Minister Humza Yousaf and his wife Nadia El-Nakla, who sadly suffered a miscarriage during lockdown.