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Scottish Sun
13 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
James Haskell spotted after revealing why he split with Chloe Madeley as he joins Charlotte Crosby at Dora event
The rugby player got candid in a recent interview discussing the breakdown of his marriage family time James Haskell spotted after revealing why he split with Chloe Madeley as he joins Charlotte Crosby at Dora event Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) JAMES Haskell was spotted spending some quality time with his daughter after revealing the real reason he split with Chloe Madeley. The former rugby player joined stars including Charlotte Crosby and Greg Rutherford for Paramount's Dora The Explorer extravaganza in London. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 7 James Haskell has been spotted for the first time since revealing why he split with Chloe Madeley Credit: Paramount/License To PR 7 James revealed that drinking contributed to the marriage breakdown Credit: PA 7 He joined stars including Charlotte Crosby at the Dora event in London Credit: Paramount/License To PR James posed for pictures with his daughter Bodhi - who he shares with ex Chloe - as they spent quality father-and-daughter time together. The star split from the daughter of Richard and Judy when Bodhi was just one years old. Last week, in a candid interview, he opened up about the real reason the pair's marriage came to an unexpected end. He's now admitted that his love of drinking contributed to the end of the relationship, describing their final year together as a "difficult period". He told the Daily Mail: "If I put more time into my marriage than I did Guinness, then I wouldn't be divorced now. 'It's one of those things in life where some things don't work out, but I have so much love for my daughter and Chloe,' he said. 'It's team work.' Ensuring he is doing all he can to spend time with his little girl, James wasted no time in getting involved in the action at Sunday's Dora event at The Barbican in London. Dora's Rainforest Fiesta welcomed a slew of star-studded faces and their offspring to celebrate the launch of the iconic franchise's latest toys and products inspired by the beloved preschool series. The event saw the stars transported into the tropical rainforest world of everyone's favourite explorer in order to tease excitement ahead of the brand new series of Dora streaming on Paramount+ from the 4th of July. Charlotte Crosby was the event's biggest name as she brought along her two daughters - Alba Jean and Pixi Cici - as well as her partner, Jake Ankers. James Haskell reveals reveals real reason behind Chloe split The reality TV family posed away for pictures as Alba got hands on with one of the latest Dora toys, available from the UK's leading toy retailers, Smyths Toys and The Entertainer. Olympian Greg Rutherford and This Morning news reviewer Ashley James were also among attendees at the family event. Season three of DORA will be available to stream on Paramount+ from 4th July before launching on Nick Jr on July 7th. 7 James had his photo taken with Dora at the event Credit: Paramount/License To PR 7 Charlotte posed with eldest daughter Alba and fiance Jake Ankers Credit: Paramount/License To PR 7 Greg Rutherford was spotted enjoying a family day out Credit: Paramount/License To PR
The Sun
13 hours ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
James Haskell spotted after revealing why he split with Chloe Madeley as he joins Charlotte Crosby at Dora event
JAMES Haskell was spotted spending some quality time with his daughter after revealing the real reason he split with Chloe Madeley. The former rugby player joined stars including Charlotte Crosby and Greg Rutherford for Paramount's Dora The Explorer extravaganza in London. 7 7 7 James posed for pictures with his daughter Bodhi - who he shares with ex Chloe - as they spent quality father-and-daughter time together. The star split from the daughter of Richard and Judy when Bodhi was just one years old. Last week, in a candid interview, he opened up about the real reason the pair's marriage came to an unexpected end. He's now admitted that his love of drinking contributed to the end of the relationship, describing their final year together as a "difficult period". He told the Daily Mail: "If I put more time into my marriage than I did Guinness, then I wouldn't be divorced now. 'It's one of those things in life where some things don't work out, but I have so much love for my daughter and Chloe,' he said. 'It's team work.' Ensuring he is doing all he can to spend time with his little girl, James wasted no time in getting involved in the action at Sunday's Dora event at The Barbican in London. Dora's Rainforest Fiesta welcomed a slew of star-studded faces and their offspring to celebrate the launch of the iconic franchise's latest toys and products inspired by the beloved preschool series. The event saw the stars transported into the tropical rainforest world of everyone's favourite explorer in order to tease excitement ahead of the brand new series of Dora streaming on Paramount+ from the 4th of July. Charlotte Crosby was the event's biggest name as she brought along her two daughters - Alba Jean and Pixi Cici - as well as her partner, Jake Ankers. James Haskell reveals reveals real reason behind Chloe split The reality TV family posed away for pictures as Alba got hands on with one of the latest Dora toys, available from the UK's leading toy retailers, Smyths Toys and The Entertainer. Olympian Greg Rutherford and This Morning news reviewer Ashley James were also among attendees at the family event. Season three of DORA will be available to stream on Paramount+ from 4th July before launching on Nick Jr on July 7th. 7 7 7 7
Daily Mail
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
What does Sigma mean? Nickelodeon sparks outrage with video of Dora The Explorer explaining slang word
Esteemed children's channel Nickelodeon has deleted a bizarre video from across its social media after sparking widespread outrage. A new CGI version of the beloved character Dora The Explorer returned to screens last year. And in the latest attempt to appeal to younger audiences, the protagonist features in a baffling clip - where she explains to her viewers what the slang word 'Sigma' means. The bilingual character, fluent in both English and Spanish, is best known for teaching children new words in each language while they watch along at home. But the internet was bewildered when the channel extended her language lessons to include nonsensical slang words used by kids on TikTok. In a video most viewers thought was a parody, Dora says : 'Hola, grown-ups! Today I have a super cool word for you: Sigma! Can you say Sigma?' 'Sigma is a word for someone who is confident, independent and does things their own way,' she continued. 'Think of it as someone who's a leader and a trendsetter.' The video was torn to shreds by incredulous viewers stunned at the legitimate entertainment company's venture into the world of 'brain rot'. The term is typically used to describe internet content of such low quality it causes brain power to decline, colloquially speaking. And 'Sigma' is one of many hard-to-define nonsense words used by children and teenagers online. In this case, it fits into the characterisation of certain types of men - such as 'alpha male' and 'beta male' - by using letters of the Greek alphabet. A Sigma male is a quiet, 'lone wolf' type character who gains his social status by being self-reliant and coolly distant. The word is generally considered a compliment among its demographic, but it also has a nonsensical hold. For example, the term 'what the Sigma?' - meaning something akin to 'what the hell?' - is also widely used and has no apparent connection to the word's definition. Dora continued: 'Let's say your friend is doing their own thing - focusing on their goals and not worrying about what others think. 'You can say: "You're such a Sigma!" It means they're strong and cool just being themselves. 'Next time you see someone doing something totally independent and cool, you can say: "That's so Sigma!" Encouraging watchers to speak along, Dora says: 'One the count of three let's all say "I'm a Sigma",' before she concludes: 'You're all such confident Sigmas.' Parents and internet users alike were shocked by Dora's 'unhinged' rebrand. One person wrote online: 'Seriously, why do companies always add brainrot when rebooting popular shows?' 'No, Dora, this means they are brainrotted and watch TikTok 24/7', another said. 'I'm actually about to cry, this is heartbreaking,' one commenter wrote. 'This turned from nostalgia to fricking content farms.' And one person said: 'Whoever thought of this should be behind bars.' Many internet users were convinced the video was a joke from a parody account until the channel took it down. People were also shocked at the introduction of 'brainrot' words to mainstream children's media After the original video was removed from Nickelodeon's social media, it dawned on many that it was not intended as a joke nor released by a parody account. 'That was real?! This whole time, I thought it was AI-generated slop,' said one person. Others chimed in with similar sentiments, writing: 'I can't believe this is real' and 'Wait, this was REAL?' 'Nickelodeon teaching children brainrot was not on my 2025 bingo card,' another said. Many pointed to the slippery slope of introducing nonsense slang terms to mainstream children's content. And others noted that the term 'Sigma' forms part of the dialogue surrounding the toxic online 'manosphere' which seeks to validate male experiences by villainizing women. 'Keep Dora away from manosphere slang, oh my gosh, stop feeding her brainrot,' said one person. Another comment read: 'I never thought Dora the Explorer would become a manosphere influencer.' Some online were quick to label the widespread shock as 'sensitive', arguing that the word has indeed made its way into the vocabulary of children and therefore deserves to feature in children's entertainment. But the overwhelming feeling is one of surreal bemusement, with one user writing: 'I hope somebody got fired for this blunder.' And internet users have unanimously agreed that Nickelodeon was correct to remove the video.
Geek Feed
08-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Geek Feed
Is the Last of Us Making Fun of Isabela Merced's Time as Dora the Explorer?
Isabela Merced is a great actress in her own right, but before she was an unsuspecting pregnant girl being hunted by sci-fi monsters, she was the live-action Dora the Explorer in 2019's Dora and the Lost City of Gold . A lot of people don't really remember that about Merced, but some fans think that her new hit show The Last of Us , is actually poking fun at Merced's time as the 'super cool exploradora' . As a fan on Reddit had pointed out, Merced's character Dina is kind of surrounded by things that remind people of Dora. I personally love that Dora the Explorer was extra prepared for the trip. — macky pamintuan 🍉 (@mackyp4) April 29, 2025 First off, when she meets Ellie before they go off to Seattle, Dina brings a map and a backpack (Map and Backpack are Dora's sentient friends who she travels with). She also makes mention of Ellie's boots (Boots is Dora's monkey friend), and they have Seth help them 'swipe' some items for their trip (there is a recurring thief character in Dora named Swiper the Fox that likes to steal); you can even argue that Seth is a 'Silver Fox' regarding his age. Admittedly, this is all just fun and games, and maybe fans are just connecting dots that are purely a coincidence. But at this point, fans are convinced that these are cheeky references to Merced's short run as a teenage Dora the Explorer. We don't know what other references to expect in The Last of Us Season 2, but just like the first season, the series is expanding on the story with more characters and shake-ups in the timeline. Catch new The Last of Us episodes every Sunday night on Max.
