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Daily Mail
14 hours ago
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- Daily Mail
Lorraine viewers blast ITV for 'giving Bonnie Blue the attention she craves' as adult star's MUM defends her romp with 1000 men in first look at documentary
Lorraine viewers have blasted ITV for 'giving Bonnie Blue the attention she craves' as the adult star's mum defended her romp with 1000 men in a first look at her new documentary. Tuesday's instalment of the programme saw step-in host Christine Lampard, Nicola Thorp, 36, and ITV's entertainment reporter Rishi Davda, 42, discuss a range of newsworthy topics. Very early on into the episode, the trio discussed the OnlyFans creator's doc 1000 Men and Me: The Bonnie Blue Story - which will air on Channel 4 this evening (29 July) at 10pm. Bonnie - real name Tia Billinger - has caused controversy in recent months for her sexual antics, including when she claimed that she had slept with 1,057 in one day. Christine pointed out: 'It's an interesting time of where she fits into society because of what she stands for...' Rishi said: 'I was on a night out in Soho two weeks ago, she was coming out of a bar own the road, loads of people cheering and waving at her. 'She is a huge celebrity now, probably one of the most famous faces in the country, whether that is good reasons or bad reasons, however you perceive what she's doing. 'But it's really interesting with this documentary with getting a look behind we see with what she puts on social media.' They then played a sneak peek of a clip from tonight's episode. Bonnie tells her mum: 'I know you've had stick from the gym, people say stuff like I actually thought we were friends.' Her mum Sarah tells the camera: 'People like I know, always liked us both, but now think it's okay to put like nasty comments. 'I just think, most of the time I just laugh because I'm just like, do you know if you could earn £1m in a month, your morals would soon change and you'd get your bits out. 'I don't care what people say. They all say they have all these high morals, but no way, not for £1m a month.' Those watching at home were very confused about why the programme has been giving the documentary air time. One said on X: 'Stop giving Bonnie Blue the attention she craves.' 'It's the school holidays and talking about Bonnie Blue on #LooseWomen and #lorraine. And showing adverts with slang terms for body parts ? #itv #gmb.' 'Why are you plugging Bonnie Blue? Is she going for a Guinness book of records stunt? Disgusting coming of the back of keeping kids safe online #Lorraine.' 'Why on earth do @itv keep talking about Bonnie Blue FFS.' 'Sorry but don't ever try and sell Bonnie Blue to me as some kind of pioneer for women's rights or say if everyone was offered millions to do what she did they'd do the same because they wouldn't.' 'They can never make me like Bonnie Blue.' 'entire thing on the new age verification for adult websites and then Lorraine has a piece entirely about Bonnie Blue [face palm emoji].' Channel 4 announced that they had commissioned the documentary back in May. Director Victoria Silver said: 'Bonnie Blue refuses to conform to public opinion and lives life by her own rules. 'At a time when factual TV is awash with retrospective stories, I wanted to capture the energy of a live and evolving story, with a woman at the heart of it who's living her life in such a bold way.' Channel 4 Commissioning Editor Tim Hancock added: 'With incredible access to an unfolding story at the edges of modern morality, this documentary will take a clear-eyed look at a very contemporary phenomenon and will likely leave the audience questioning their own presumptions about one of this year's most polarising figures.'
Daily Mail
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Katie Knowles, 35, reveals the 'awful' heartbreaking truth about her wedding to husband Nick, 62, live on Lorraine just weeks after their special day
Katie Knowles opened up about the 'awful' heartbreaking truth about her wedding to husband Nick live on Monday's episode of Lorraine - just weeks after their special day. The 35-year-old, who tied the knot with the DIY SOS star, 62, on June 7, recently underwent a hysterectomy after 'surviving' years of 'pain'. A hysterectomy is a major operation which involves removing the entire uterus, can be carried out to treat pelvic pain, fibroids cancer or heavy periods. The star spoke to guest host Christine Lampard, 46, about her 'awful' periods, which resulted in her throwing up, not being able to get out of bed and taking numerous pain killers to deal with it. Christine pointed out: 'It was stopping you from living your best life, for a good half of the month anyway, you couldn't move...' Katie said: 'I couldn't do anything. So the period week, the build up to my period, when I ovulated, it was just more and more of the month as I got older.' The star spoke to step-in host Christine Lampard, 46, (pictured) about her 'awful' periods, which resulted in her throwing up, not being able to get out of bed and taking numerous pain killers to deal with it The lingerie boss had to carefully plan out her events in the diary to match up with her cycle - which included making sure her big day wasn't on a day where she could be in pain. Katie continued: 'I couldn't do things with the kids, go out for a night out, everything kind of had to be scheduled around when I was due on and when I knew I'd be in pain... 'Including the wedding!' Katie and Nick started dating in 2021 and got engaged two years later. Nick is proud dad to two children who he shares with Gillian Knowles, who he was married to between 1996 and 2000. He also shares a son with Paula Beckett, as well as another son with ex-wife Jessica Moor, who he was married to between 2012 and 2017. Meanwhile Katie shares two kids from a previous relationship. Katie shared that she had a hysterotomy in an Instagram post earlier this month as she posted snaps in her hospital gown. The candid post saw the mother-of-two open up about living through almost unbearable pain which left her 'vomiting, curled up in bed and missing out on life'. A hysterectomy is a surgical procedure which removes a woman's womb and may also involve the removal of other organs, such as the ovaries. Katie's caption read: 'I'm 35 and I've just had a hysterectomy. 'I've lived with pcos, endometriosis and adenomyosis since Moses wore short pants And no, it wasn't 'just a bad period.' 'It was constant hospital trips. Multiple laparoscopies. Bleeding through clothes. Vomiting from the pain. Being curled up in bed, missing out on life. 'It was extreme bloating that made me look pregnant. It was migraines, stabbing pains in my legs, butt and stomach. It was chronic fatigue. It was hiding in loos, crying over another ruined day. It was my daughters terrified of getting their periods in case they end up like mummy. 'Years of misdiagnosis & being fobbed off. Told to take painkillers. That it was 'normal.' It wasn't. I've cried on bathroom floors. I've bled through clothes in public. I've had 3 surgeries. I've tried every pill, every patch, every hormone tweak. I've been put on a medical menopause just to get through uni. 'And still… the pain came.' Katie - who tied the knot with DIY SOS presenter Nick just last month - also spoke about not being able to recognise herself due to the pain her diagnoses brought her. Post-operation, she candidly admitted she feels 'less like a woman', but said she took the decision to undergo the surgery in order to 'take her life back'. Katie wrote: 'It feels like something in me has changed, apart form being sans uterus. Right now, I'm in lots of pain. I'm bloated. I'm exhausted. I'm hot. I'm forgetful. I'm hot (see how that works on multiple levels. The mother-of-two opened up about living through almost unbearable pain which left her 'vomiting, curled up in bed and missing out on life' after being diagnosed with pcos, endometriosis and adenomyosis (pictured with Nick in May 2024) 'I feel raw and less like myself. Less like a woman, if I'm being really honest. But this was a decision I made to take my life back. To stop surviving and start living again, & have days that aren't defined by pain. 'This is hopefully the beginning of healing. The beginning of self-love, scars, stitches and all. And please, if you've made it this far, I ask gently: This is something deeply personal. 'If you're tempted to leave a judgmental or flippant comment, I'm asking you to just scroll on. There is a real person behind this post.' Katie and Nick, 27 years her senior, exchanged vows last month during a lavish six-figure wedding at Braxted Park in Essex. The couple were thought to have spared no expense on the ceremony, which was attended by a host of celebrity guests including Nick's Strictly Come Dancing co-stars. Nick cut a sharp figure on the big day in a pink blazer, while the new Mrs Knowles slipped in an eye-catching white and blue floral number. The newly weds have however been the subject of cruel trolling during their relationship, with critics mocking their age difference and financial setup. Katie, began dating her spouse in 2021, hit back at those dubbing her a 'gold digger', revealing they don't get to her as much as they used to because she and Nick know it's not true. Speaking exclusively to MailOnline, she said of their age gap: ''I think at the start, it was probably more irritating, especially for my family. But now those comments kind of just pass over me because we both know it's not true. Katie stressed: 'Nick works hard, he has what he has. I work hard, I have what I have and then we buy each other stuff.' Katie continued: 'We're both really comfortable with where we are with that and you will always get it because there's an age gap. 'I know plenty of people who are together and the same age where someone's using the other one for money and they're not happy. 'So as long as I know it's not true and he knows it's not true, I think that's, that's pretty much all that matters.' Nick has an estimated £7.5 million net worth but Katie has built up an impressive lingerie brand, having launched Boa Boa in 2022. She has proved to be her own best advert for the brand, modelling the skimpy looks to her 102,000 Instagram followers. Lorraine airs weekdays from 9am on ITV. WHAT IS A HYSTERECTOMY? A hysterectomy is a surgical procedure to remove a woman's uterus. There are three kinds: The operation is most commonly performed on women between the ages of 40 and 49. More than 20 million American women have had a hysterectomy, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. As women approach menopause, the odds that they will develop one of several serious uterine health conditions increases. Doctors may recommend a hysterectomy as a treatment for: fibroids endometriosis uterine (endometrial) cancer chronic uterine pain or bleeding collapsed uterus In some cases, doctors may suggest a hysterectomy as a preventative measure if a woman has significant warning or early signs of developing one or more of these conditions. When necessary, surgeons may also remove the ovaries and fallopian tubes, if these have also been damaged or are at serious risk of damage. The removal of reproductive organs sends a woman's body into menopause, no matter how old she is.
Scotsman
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
Get Christine Lampard affordable dress before it sells out
Christine Lampard This article contains affiliate links. We may earn a small commission on items purchased through this article, but that does not affect our editorial judgement. Loose Women TV presenter stuns in budget-friendly dress you can shop now. Sign up to our daily newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Christine Lampard has once again proven her fashion credentials, stepping in for Lorraine Kelly on ITV's Lorraine in a gorgeous cream dress from Michelle Keegan's Very collection . Christine Lampard shared a picture on Instagram and wrote: 'Great to be back with the @lorraine team! Loving my @michkeegan dress from @veryuk'. Followers rushed to comment on her timeless, elegant look, many asking where to buy the dress themselves. The Very dress features a corset-style bodice that gives the dress a flattering shape, paired with a pleated skirt that moves effortlessly. The cream shade added a light, summery vibe perfect for daytime TV but equally suited for garden parties or date nights. Very Pleated Corset Sleeveless Dress Very Pleated Corset Sleeveless Dress | Very The TV presenter completed the look with delicate strappy heels and her signature glossy waves, keeping the overall styling modern, feminine, and polished. One of the best things about this style moment? It's completely within reach. The dress, part of Michelle Keegan's best-selling line for Very, an affordable wardrobe choice without compromising on elegance. Christine Lampard has once again shown that you don't need a designer label to make a big impact on screen. With Michelle Keegan's stylish and affordable designs, chic summer fashion is just a click away. Natalie Dixon is NationalWorld's Lifestyle reporter . If you liked this article and want to read more about fashion, beauty and lifestyle you can follow Natalie Dixon on X here . You can also Get the best style and fashion news with Natalie Dixon in Tuesday's NationalWorld newsletter - sign up now MySweetSmile Get wedding photo-ready with MySweetSmile's gentle teeth whitening range £ 20.99 Buy now Buy now Wedding season is here — and so are all the photos you'll treasure forever. Whether you're the bride, the groom or just a guest, you'll want a confident, glowing smile in every shot. That's where MySweetSmile comes in. This UK best-seller promises peroxide-free, gentle whitening that fits effortlessly into your routine. From their teeth whitening powder for brides to quick-fix strips for guests and a handy pen for grooms, you'll be ready for your close-up on the big day. Shop the full MySweetSmile wedding-ready range here.
Scotsman
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
Get Christine Lampard affordable dress before it sells out
Christine Lampard This article contains affiliate links. We may earn a small commission on items purchased through this article, but that does not affect our editorial judgement. Loose Women TV presenter stuns in budget-friendly dress you can shop now. Sign up to our daily newsletter – Regular news stories and round-ups from around Scotland direct to your inbox Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Christine Lampard has once again proven her fashion credentials, stepping in for Lorraine Kelly on ITV's Lorraine in a gorgeous cream dress from Michelle Keegan's Very collection . Christine Lampard shared a picture on Instagram and wrote: 'Great to be back with the @lorraine team! Loving my @michkeegan dress from @veryuk'. Followers rushed to comment on her timeless, elegant look, many asking where to buy the dress themselves. The Very dress features a corset-style bodice that gives the dress a flattering shape, paired with a pleated skirt that moves effortlessly. The cream shade added a light, summery vibe perfect for daytime TV but equally suited for garden parties or date nights. Very Pleated Corset Sleeveless Dress Very Pleated Corset Sleeveless Dress | Very The TV presenter completed the look with delicate strappy heels and her signature glossy waves, keeping the overall styling modern, feminine, and polished. One of the best things about this style moment? It's completely within reach. The dress, part of Michelle Keegan's best-selling line for Very, an affordable wardrobe choice without compromising on elegance. Christine Lampard has once again shown that you don't need a designer label to make a big impact on screen. With Michelle Keegan's stylish and affordable designs, chic summer fashion is just a click away. Natalie Dixon is NationalWorld's Lifestyle reporter . If you liked this article and want to read more about fashion, beauty and lifestyle you can follow Natalie Dixon on X here . You can also Get the best style and fashion news with Natalie Dixon in Tuesday's NationalWorld newsletter - sign up now
Daily Mail
21-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
EXCLUSIVE London's mugging hotspots revealed: Interactive map shows where you're most likely to be targeted by thieves in the Sadiq Khan's lawless city
The places where you are most likely to be mugged in London can today be revealed as a crime wave continues to grip Sadiq Khan 's lawless capital city. Unsuspecting tourists and locals alike are being targeted by gangs of thieves grabbing expensive watches off people's wrists. Yobs on e-bikes have been also caught on camera violently snatching phones out of people's hands as they walk down the capital's streets. Some of the recent victims of muggings in London include Bridgerton 's Genevieve Chenneour, Loose Women 's Christine Lampard and Jenson Button's wife Brittny. Now, MailOnline can reveal that London's most exclusive postcodes make up the worst hotspots for muggings. As shown in the interactive map below, Fitzrovia West and Soho in central London has seen some of the highest rates of robberies of individuals in the past year. In one area that covers both Oxford Street and Shaftesbury Avenue, a total of 508 muggings were reported to police in the year to June 2025. Another 499 robberies of individuals were recorded in the area including Regent Street, New Bond Street and sections of Oxford Street in the same time period. The areas around the Strand, Leicester Square, St James and Mayfair also saw very high levels of violent thefts, according to the data released by the Met Police. One zone, which includes popular tourist hotspots Leicester Square and Covent Garden, saw 370 muggings between last June and this summer. Another in the area around Buckingham Palace, the Mall and Picadilly Circus saw 251 violent thefts, police have said. It comes as a number of celebrities have revealed they have fallen victim to prolific thieves and muggers causing terror across the capital. Bridgerton star Genevieve Chenneour, 27, was targeted by a prolific teenage criminal who grabbed her phone in a Joe & The Juice in Kensington in February. Zacariah Boulares, 18, was jailed for just 22 months after snuck up behind actress but she bravely fought back, dragging him to the floor with the help of her boyfriend. She said she thought she was going to die after the thug threatened to stab her. Moreover 18 months before the attack, Boulares had targeted another celebrity victim. The then 16-year-old threatened to behead Aled Jones with a 20in machete as he stole his £17,000 Rolex Daytona in Chiswick, west London. The thief was locked up for the attack but only served 14 months of his 24-month sentence before being released back onto the streets. There was also outrage earlier this year after veteran broadcaster Selina Scott, 74, revealed she was viciously attacked and robbed in broad daylight in Piccadilly. The stalwart of British TV was leaving a Waterstones shop on June 17 when she was struck on the back of her right knee, leaving her feeling as if she had been 'stabbed'. She was set upon by a gang who attempted to grab her backpack. Fighting back, she kept hold of the bag – but one of the thieves unzipped it and took her purse before running off. Ms Scott lost her bank cards, driving licence and cash in the robbery. Furthermore in June, three 'Rolex rippers' who beat up their victims in central London before grabbing expensive watches were jailed for a total of 30 years. Tedros Haile, 35, Mahad Jammeh, 24, and Christian Whittingham, 27, carried out a series of attacks on the streets of Mayfair and the West End on June 25 last year. The trio targeted Michail Rivas outside the Rolls Royce showroom in Stratton Street as they surrounded him after jumping out of a white BMW wearing face coverings. They grabbed Mr Rivas' Mido Baroncelli Moonphase Chronograph worth £1,000 and quickly made off in the getaway car. Later that night the thieves targeted Mark Jackson and Oliver Wragg in Brewer Street. Both were wearing short sleeved tops and expensive looking watches after a night out watching football. Mr Jackson felt a hard object hit him behind his head then was hit with multiple full force fist punches. Statistics published by MailOnline last year revealed that muggings in London's West End tripled in just 24 months. Figures show the number of thefts from a person in the area around Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square increased to 2,806 in 2023, compared to 796 in 2021. On Tuesday, Sir Sadiq Khan announced policing blitz on London's 20 most troubled town centres, specifically for shoplifting, robbery, knife crime and anti-social behaviour. His Deputy Mayor for Policing and Crime, Kaya Comer-Schwartz, said: 'The safety of our town centres is more than just policing – it's about building stronger, more connected communities where everyone feels secure. 'Across our city there will be partnership led operations to tackle shoplifting and clear, visible neighbourhood officers out on patrol, keeping our communities safe and working to build safer town centres and a safer London for everyone'. Moped and e-bike gangs have been identified as prolific culprits. It comes as MailOnline last week also revealed the worst streets for mobile phone theft in London's West End. Nearly 18 devices are being snatched on Oxford Street each day - with a total 6,539 reports of devices being stolen last year. Shaftsbury Avenue and Charing Cross Road in the theatre district were third and fourth with 1,032 and 946 respectively between January and December 2024. Completing the top ten were Wardour Street on 929, Greek Street on 623, Piccadilly on 591, Old Compton Street on 507, Strand on 494 and Leicester Square on 455. Phone theft has become an epidemic in London, hitting a record level last year – with the number of devices snatched more than tripling in four years. Some 70,137 phones were reported stolen to the Met in the capital in 2024, up by nearly 40 per cent from 52,428 in 2023. As recently as 2020, the figure was 20,000. Susan Hall AM, leader of the City Hall Conservative Group, told MailOnline: '6,539 thefts on Oxford Street alone is obscene. 'With the prospect of pedestrianisation looming, I've spoken to residents in Westminster who are horrified at how police cuts and pedestrianisation will only exacerbate this. 'For God's sake, Sadiq - get a grip on this and actually put the welfare of the public first. His inaction is rapidly making the West End more and more lawless.' Her Tory colleague Neil Garratt, who wrote the Tackling London's Theft Epidemic report earlier this year, added: 'These figures are shocking but not surprising. 'In February, my report into London's spiralling phone theft epidemic showed exactly how the Mayor can get a grip, but he refuses. 'Instead, he sits back blaming the phone companies while Londoners and visitors to our great city fear to take out their phone. This problem is solvable, so I am urging him, again, to take action now.'
