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9 hours ago
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Ed Sheeran Shares The Parenting Advice He'd Give To First-Time Dads
Ed Sheeran has two young girls, and he's got some advice for anyone about to be a first-time dad. 'I just think always be the one that makes the breakfast in the morning. Always be the one that gets up first and lets your partner have her lie-in and do the breakfast,' he said on last week's episode of Kylie Kelce's hit podcast, 'Not Gonna Lie.' 'Because also, that's the time of the day your kids are, uh, the least angry, because they're rested and they wake up and it's fun,' he said. 'Your partner gets to have a lie-in, but also then you get the golden moments in the morning when your kids are like, calm and happy.' Kelce chimed in and agreed with Sheeran's assessment. 'I say it all the time. They're their best selves in the morning,' the mom of four added. 'They're like sweet and cuddly, and their voices are like gentle.' 'They want to help out as well!' Sheeran said. 'So I'm handing them plates, and they're putting the plates away, and I'm like, you're making my job easier. And also, we're spending time together.' The singer continued, 'So yeah, I'd say always do the morning shift. I actually love the morning shift and the evening shift. Reading 40 different stories and having someone like, fall asleep on your shoulder is actually really lovely.' Sheeran and his wife, Cherry Seaborn, have two girls: Lyra Antarctica Seaborn Sheeran, 4, and Jupiter Seaborn Sheeran, who is 3. The 'Perfect' musician has spoken about the ways that parenthood has changed him, calling fatherhood 'the best thing that's ever happened to me.' 'There's so many different sides and shades to it,' the songwriter shared during SiriusXM Hits 1 interview in 2021. 'You know, there's difficult days, there's amazing, easy days.' He added, 'It's just a roller coaster of emotions. I know that sounds like a cliché thing to say, but it's amazing. I love it.' Ed Sheeran Explains Why He Had His Own Grave Dug On His Property Here's How Eminem Helped Ed Sheeran Overcome His Stutter Ed Sheeran Threatens To Quit Music If He Loses 'Insulting' Infringement Suit
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9 hours ago
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Ed Sheeran Shares The Parenting Advice He'd Give To First-Time Dads
Ed Sheeran has two young girls, and he's got some advice for anyone about to be a first-time dad. 'I just think always be the one that makes the breakfast in the morning. Always be the one that gets up first and lets your partner have her lie-in and do the breakfast,' he said on last week's episode of Kylie Kelce's hit podcast, 'Not Gonna Lie.' 'Because also, that's the time of the day your kids are, uh, the least angry, because they're rested and they wake up and it's fun,' he said. 'Your partner gets to have a lie-in, but also then you get the golden moments in the morning when your kids are like, calm and happy.' Kelce chimed in and agreed with Sheeran's assessment. 'I say it all the time. They're their best selves in the morning,' the mom of four added. 'They're like sweet and cuddly, and their voices are like gentle.' 'They want to help out as well!' Sheeran said. 'So I'm handing them plates, and they're putting the plates away, and I'm like, you're making my job easier. And also, we're spending time together.' The singer continued, 'So yeah, I'd say always do the morning shift. I actually love the morning shift and the evening shift. Reading 40 different stories and having someone like, fall asleep on your shoulder is actually really lovely.' Sheeran and his wife, Cherry Seaborn, have two girls: Lyra Antarctica Seaborn Sheeran, 4, and Jupiter Seaborn Sheeran, who is 3. The 'Perfect' musician has spoken about the ways that parenthood has changed him, calling fatherhood 'the best thing that's ever happened to me.' 'There's so many different sides and shades to it,' the songwriter shared during SiriusXM Hits 1 interview in 2021. 'You know, there's difficult days, there's amazing, easy days.' He added, 'It's just a roller coaster of emotions. I know that sounds like a cliché thing to say, but it's amazing. I love it.' Ed Sheeran Explains Why He Had His Own Grave Dug On His Property Here's How Eminem Helped Ed Sheeran Overcome His Stutter Ed Sheeran Threatens To Quit Music If He Loses 'Insulting' Infringement Suit
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9 hours ago
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Rita Ora reveals what's her key to happy marriage with Taika Waititi
Los Angeles: Actress-singer Rita Ora is sharing insights into a successful relationship. The actress feels that mutual support is the key to her marriage to Taika Waititi. The 34-year-old pop star has been married to the Hollywood director since 2022, and she's now explained why their relationship works so well, reports 'Female First UK'. The chart-topping singer told 'People' magazine, "I think just respect and supporting each other through our own separate careers, ventures, space and just honouring that and being support systems'. Rita and Taika, 49, were good friends before their relationship took a romantic turn, and she thinks that's been key to their success, too. The Hot Right Now hitmaker, who previously dated the likes of Calvin Harris and Andrew Watt, said, "Being best friends, I think, is really great'. As per 'Female First UK', Rita recently revealed that she's like "the fairy godmother" to Taika's children. The director has two kids with his ex-wife Chelsea Winstanley, and Rita admitted that she has a great relationship with his children. During an appearance on the Begin Again with Davina McCall podcast, Rita shared, "It is so fun. I just have the best time with them. I'm like the fairy godmother (who) gives them all the sugar and all the ice cream, and then sends them back. And their mother, who I love dearly, is like, 'They're bouncing off the walls''. Rita also revealed that she relished the experience of taking the kids to see Ed Sheeran, her long-time showbiz friend. The singer said, "I think that's the fun part of being a stepmom, like you can do those naughty things. I take them out, and I took them to an Ed Sheeran concert. They met Ed Sheeran, like, I was giving it all to these kids'. Meanwhile, Rita recently confessed that she wants to "celebrate (her) sexuality" through her new music. The singer released her latest single, Heat, last month, and Rita admitted that it's a taste of things to come.
Express Tribune
17 hours ago
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- Express Tribune
Ed Sheeran delivers emotional message at Suffolk homecoming show
Ed Sheeran shared a heartfelt moment during the second of three sold-out concerts at Portman Road Stadium in Ipswich, Suffolk, reflecting on his deep connection to his hometown. Addressing approximately 30,000 fans, the 34-year-old revealed he once felt 'so incredibly lost' while living in Los Angeles. He added, 'When I moved back to Suffolk, everything just fell into place, and this is not only my home, it's my safety.' Sheeran praised the region's strong sense of community and highlighted the local football club's influence . He also invited longtime friend James Blunt onstage to sing 'Goodbye My Lover'. Sheeran described the duet as 'one of my top‑three favourite moments on stage ever' and a dream collaboration . The residency marked a full‑circle celebration from busking as a teenager in Suffolk to headlining the stadium decades later. The shows underscored how Sheeran continues to balance global stardom with a lasting bond to his Ipswich roots.
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Historic day as Suffolk to host first two stages of Tour of Britain
Suffolk is set to host two stages of the Tour of Britain this September for the first time when it kicks off in September. It is another huge boost for the county just days after 90,000 people descended on Portman Road to watch Ed Sheeran perform his first ticketed Ipswich gigs since Chantry Park in 2019. East Suffolk will host the first stage of the race for the first time since 2012 on Tuesday, September 2, with Woodbridge and Southwold named as the start and finish lines. For the area it means the world's top male cyclists will head to the district for a third consecutive year, as it had the honour of hosting the final stage for the 2024 race. Today's announcement also marks the debut of Woodbridge as a host venue for the event. The cyclists on their way into Aldeburgh in 2024 (Image: The exact route for the two stages will be published later this month, but the first stage will include passing through Wickham Market, Aldeburgh, Saxmundham, Framlingham, Halesworth, Bungay, and Beccles. The second stage will start and finish in Stowmarket on Wednesday, September 3, and will be hosted by Mid Suffolk District Council and Babergh District Council. Cyclists will take a route that will include Debenham and Eye in Mid Suffolk, and Sudbury and Hadleigh in Babergh. The 2024 peloton departs Lowestoft in East Suffolk (Image: Sarah Whitelock, East Suffolk Council's cabinet member for communities, culture, leisure and tourism, said: 'We are excited to welcome the Lloyds Tour of Britain Men back to East Suffolk for the third consecutive year, and to be hosting the opening stage. "This is the UK's largest free-to-spectate live sporting event and directly benefits local businesses and communities. "The Tour, and the community activities which accompany it, also help to promote the physical and mental health benefits of cycling to all ages and abilities and showcase East Suffolk as a cycle-friendly destination to a national audience.' Matevz Govekarn, of Slovenia, won the final stage of the tour in 2024. (Image: For two Suffolk towns, Southwold and Stowmarket, it will be the first time they have welcomed the men's tour. Both places have hosted a finish of the women's race. Andy Mellen, leader of Mid Suffolk District Council, said: 'We're delighted to be able to bring the Tour of Britain Men into the heart of Suffolk and look forward to welcoming some of the world's best riders. "We already know from the Women's Tour that our towns and villages will be out in force to cheer them on. 'The race brings real excitement to the district, inspiring others to enjoy the benefits of cycling, as well as giving a real boost to our visitor economy.' The sixth and final stage of the tour in 2024 took cyclists along many of Suffolk's rural roads (Image: Julie Kemp) John Ward, leader of Babergh District Council said: 'This is fantastic opportunity for us to showcase Babergh's beautiful landscapes, towns and villages to an international audience. 'We're also committed to providing opportunities to get involved in sports and physical activity and by hosting this international event showcasing prominent cyclists we hope to inspire the next generation of budding athletes right here in Suffolk.' The cyclists had to negotiate their way through some of Suffolk's most beautiful villages. (Image: Jonathan Day, managing director of British Cycling Events, said: 'Having finished the Lloyds Tour of Britain Women with some great racing and a fantastic festival of cycling in Glasgow, our attention is now on September and the return of the men's event. "We are delighted to begin our announcements with the news that East Suffolk will host the opening stage, and two new venues – Woodbridge and Southwold – will appear on the Lloyds Tour of Britain Men's map. "Then moving onto stage two and a huge thanks to our partners at Babergh and Mid Suffolk, which will see Stowmarket become the third new venue for the men's race, ensuring a fantastic opening two days in the beautiful Suffolk countryside. 'Over the coming weeks we look forward to sharing more exciting details about this year's race with fans and building up to what will be another incredible edition of the Lloyds Tour of Britain.' Big crowds gathered on Market Hill in Framlingham to watch the cycling stars in 2024 (Image:
