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Ella Henderson 'struggled with chronic pain for years' due to disease that affects 1 in 10
Ella Henderson 'struggled with chronic pain for years' due to disease that affects 1 in 10

Daily Mirror

time9 hours ago

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  • Daily Mirror

Ella Henderson 'struggled with chronic pain for years' due to disease that affects 1 in 10

Ella Henderson, multi-platinum selling singer-songwriter, shares for the first time her battle with endometriosis, she has teamed up with Endometriosis UK to raise awareness on the disease Ella Henderson has opened up about living with endometriosis following her diagnosis in January in a video shared on her Instagram. ‌ Endometriosis happens when cells similar to the ones in the uterus lining are found elsewhere in the body. The cells can then grow and change when responding to hormones in the menstrual cycle, which can cause pain, scar tissue and inflammation. ‌ Endometriosis is one of the most common gynaecological conditions, which affects 10% of women from puberty to menopause but the impacts can be lifelong, that equals to over 1.5 million in the UK alone. In the UK, 1 in 10 women have endometriosis and on average up to 9 years to get an official diagnosis. ‌ Ella revealed that her official diagnosis came after "years of struggling with confusing and challenging health problems including stomach bloating, bowel pain and heavy periods, plus countless GP appointments leading to scans, tests and the feeling that maybe the pain was in all in my head." "[My diagnosis only] came after a laparoscopy, which found severe endometriosis behind my uterus and scar tissue affecting my bladder and bowel." ‌ She said she felt relieved that everything she was feeling and the pain she was experiencing was not in her imagination and, whilst difficult to accept her condition, she felt it was "validating and empowering" and that she "could finally find a way forward and take control of my body." Ella added that if her symptoms were recognised sooner by health practitioners she could have been spared the "chronic pain, not being believed and constant misdiagnosis [that] led to periods of depression, isolation and anxiety." However, she confirmed she was glad that she was able to receive appropriate and life changing support. "In my case was surgery, that has so far helped to significantly reduce my symptoms," Ella said. ‌ Endometriosis charity, Endometriosis UK, works to reduce the lengthy diagnosis time and calling on the Government to make sure menstrual support education is put in place in all schools. Improving the knowledge and understanding of the condition to all healthcare practitioners - GPs, pharmacists and A&E doctors. For more stories like this subscribe to our weekly newsletter, The Weekly Gulp, for a curated roundup of trending stories, poignant interviews, and viral lifestyle picks from The Mirror's Audience U35 team delivered straight to your inbox. ‌ Ella reflected on times when this condition severely impacted her; when she was a teenager and the times she "missed school due to severe period pain and fatigue". And more recently, needed time off work after previously having "pushed through intense pain just to maintain appearances." Ella explained that she doesn't want future generations of women to go through what she did. "I know my situation isn't unique, and too many women unnecessarily suffer with undiagnosed endometriosis for far too long." In turn, she's partnered with Endometriosis UK to help those with the condition feel a sense of empowerment in knowing what is actually going on with their bodies. Ella concluded how important it is to have "more open conversations about menstrual health and endometriosis." ‌ "Spreading awareness and knowledge by having wider discussions on the matter is key. The only way we can feel more comfortable and in control is by sharing our own experiences." Emma Cox, CEO for Endometriosis UK said: "Endometriosis UK applauds Ella for sharing her experience of endometriosis in such an open and frank way, highlighting the significant and detrimental impact the condition can have on all aspects of someone's life."

Celeb Big Brother's Ella Rae Wise reveals truth of dating life admitting 'It's hard'
Celeb Big Brother's Ella Rae Wise reveals truth of dating life admitting 'It's hard'

Daily Mirror

timea day ago

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  • Daily Mirror

Celeb Big Brother's Ella Rae Wise reveals truth of dating life admitting 'It's hard'

EXCLUSIVE: The Only Way Is Essex star Ella Rae Wise has opened up about her love life post-Dan Edgar, and it seems the reality star isn't short of suitors, even if she's not acting on them TOWIE star and Celebrity Big Brother 2025 housemate Ella Rae Wise has opened up about her love life post-Dan Edgar - and let's just say, she's not exactly short of attention… even if she's not jumping at it. ‌ 'Babe, the DMs don't stop - but I don't really want to open them!' Ella laughed in an exclusive chat. 'It's hard to know people's true intentions when you're in the public eye. I need someone genuine, especially with what I do - even filming with exes.' ‌ Ella, 24, rose to fame on The Only Way is Essex, quickly becoming a fan favourite thanks to her glam style, sharp tongue and no-nonsense attitude. Since her romance with fellow TOWIE castmate Dan Edgar ended, she's been focusing on herself - and it shows. ‌ Skincare shoppers race to buy £10 firming Olay cream that was £30 just yesterday Dan and Ella began dating in early 2024 but broke up at the beginning of this year. A few days after entering Big Brother, Ella touched upon her relationship with Dan, who is a decade her senior, and said she gave up trying to change him. 'I was bullied at school, and it used to dull my sparkle,' she admits. 'But now, I've turned that pain into power. Young me would be proud.' ‌ The self-proclaimed 'loaf of bread flirt queen' is all about her post-breakup glow-up. 'Take time for you. Know your worth. Don't just serial date,' she advises, possibly hinting at past mistakes. And speaking of Dan... eagle-eyed fans clocked Love Island bombshell Angel, who briefly dated Dan before entering the villa, as the latest woman linked to Ella's ex. Talk about a small world! But Ella's unbothered. She's got bigger things in her sights - Strictly, Bake Off, Stand Up To Cancer - and yes, Celebs Go Dating is firmly on her radar. 'I'd thrive in that kind of situation,' she laughs. 'Like I said in my Big Brother VT - I could flirt with a loaf of bread!' Angelique 'Angel' Swift became one of the new entrants to ITV's long-running dating show this week. ‌ The 26-year-old blonde bombshell immediately turned heads when she entered the villa and seemed to hit it off with the 2025 contestants. However, it seems Angel may be shielding a damaged heart, as it has been claimed she had been entering a romance with a reality star before she jetted to Majorca . A report has revealed that Angel had struck up the beginnings of a romance with Dan Edgar - who reality show fans will recognise from Towie. ‌ Dan and Angel reportedly got close. However, it seems the romance did not pan out as Angel is now starring on Love Island and looking for romance. Conversely, a friend of Dan told the outlet: "It was just one date really, and it was after he split from Ella. Dan was very much single at the time." And on the topic of Dan, Ella is currently filming with her ex and as the cast went away for filming for 10 days. The pair had to reunite as they lived in the same hotel. Speaking about the latest series and filming, Ella promises the 'drama' is back. She said: 'The last few series focused more on love and friendships. I felt we lost a bit of the original TOWIE drama, but series 6 is bringing it back — OG style.' The series will return later this year.

Pregnant Rescue Dog Gives Birth, Moment She Attacks Owner Caught on Camera
Pregnant Rescue Dog Gives Birth, Moment She Attacks Owner Caught on Camera

Newsweek

timea day ago

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Pregnant Rescue Dog Gives Birth, Moment She Attacks Owner Caught on Camera

Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. A couple who brought in a pregnant foster dog experienced a brief scare after the mother went after the woman, trying to protect her babies. JJ Knight and his partner, Ella, quickly stepped in to foster a pregnant St. Bernard named Daisy. Her previous owner surrendered her due to being unable to fund her birth. They were told Daisy would give birth in a few weeks, but only four days into fostering, the day arrived. She gave birth at the veterinarian's office after the couple took Daisy there for a health check. They learned she was underweight, low on calcium, and had been overbred; this became her third litter in three years. They transferred her from the vet's office, which was closing, to the emergency vet mid labor, as they did not feel comfortable bringing her back home knowing she still had low calcium. "Once the puppies started feeding on her, they could deplete her calcium levels so much, she could end up having a seizure," Knight told Newsweek via email. Daisy gave birth to nine puppies, and despite the health scare, both momma and her babies all survived. They received the all clear to go home, where the couple had a whelping pen ready for her to use. Screenshots from a July 7 Instagram video of a St. Bernard mother attacking her rescuer while trying to protect her puppies. Screenshots from a July 7 Instagram video of a St. Bernard mother attacking her rescuer while trying to protect her puppies. @thegoldenkobefamily/Instagram While caring for this mother and her pups, Knight and Ella noticed Daisy change, almost giving up on her babies, which the couple thought could be because this was her third litter in three years. She stopped feeding the puppies. She kept leaving the whelping pen. Daisy became protective, but not caring, Knight said. That's when Daisy went after Ella one day when she came in to check on them. Their July 7 Instagram video, posted to the account @thegoldenkobefamily, showed a feeling coming over Daisy as she attacked Ella, barking and snipping. "It was strange because we were with her the whole time during the birth, and helped her, and she was more than happy to be helped," Knight said. "Once she had given birth, she was happy for us to place the puppies on her teat for milk, happy for us to come and feed her." Because the puppies were not getting enough food or stimulation, the couple consulted experts and was advised to separate them from Daisy. They began bottlefeeding all nine puppies every two hours, which they said became the hardest nights of their life. Luckily, the couple received help. Another foster parent took in five of the puppies, with another St. Bernard mom who accepted the new babies as hers. Someone else brought in Daisy and a few other pups. Knight and Ella kept three to hand-feed. And now, all nine puppies and Daisy have been adopted. Looking back on Daisy's moment of attack, Knight said Ella didn't take it to heart. "It was scary at the time, but she was just being a protective mother," Knight said. But this incident led Knight and Ella to be more cautious around Daisy, taking precautionary steps to make sure she didn't feel the need to become protective of her babies around them. Knight said they've received hate on Instagram for the incident, with many comments stating the warning signs were there and they meddled too much. But Knight explained the whole story couldn't be told in a three-minute reel. They shared a longer YouTube video, with the help of their strategist Leroy ter Braak, to explain the situation. "We know we did things wrong, but we got as much help from professionals as we could," Knight said. "And at the end of the day, we managed to save Daisy and help her deliver nine healthy puppies, who all survived, so we were really proud and happy about that."

Who is England midfielder Ella Toone's boyfriend Joe Bunney?
Who is England midfielder Ella Toone's boyfriend Joe Bunney?

The Irish Sun

timea day ago

  • Entertainment
  • The Irish Sun

Who is England midfielder Ella Toone's boyfriend Joe Bunney?

MAN United midfielder Ella Toone hit the headlines when she said Sweden should "fear" the Lionesses at Euro 2025. The star said the Scandinavians should be 'scared' of the England team before the two sides met in the Euro 2025 quarter-final – but did you know she is also dating a footballer? Advertisement 1 Footballer Ella Toone plays for Manchester United and the England national team Credit: PA Wire Who is Ella Toone's partner Joe Bunney? Ella, 25, is dating However Joe maintains he is Ella's "biggest cheerleader", with a source previously telling The Sun: " "They are both from Manchester and have mutual friends who introduced them. Those who know them think they are the perfect pairing." Fans stunned as BBC presenter asks Lionesses keeper Hannah Hampton about 'tampon up nose' in live TV interview Joe, who has two children from a previous relationship, is also a footballer and currently plays for Stalybridge Celtic. Advertisement Read More on Ella Toone Ella's other half made headlines in March 2025 after Joe Bunney accused Ryan and actress partner Amy Lythgoe of squatting in a flat they rented from him in June 2024. The former Ryan, 36, who plays Ryan Connor on the soap, and Amy, 30, deny the claims and have filed a £60,000 libel and defamation lawsuit at the High Court. Advertisement Most read in Football They claim Joe's post, which was widely circulated before it was deleted, had a devastating impact.

'Magnus feels Praggnanandhaa plays most similar to him': Carlsen's wife reveals, talks about Gukesh, Erigaisi
'Magnus feels Praggnanandhaa plays most similar to him': Carlsen's wife reveals, talks about Gukesh, Erigaisi

First Post

timea day ago

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'Magnus feels Praggnanandhaa plays most similar to him': Carlsen's wife reveals, talks about Gukesh, Erigaisi

Magnus Carlsen's wife Ella has spilled the beans on who the World No.1 player feels plays the 'most similar' chess to him. She also spoke on Indian Grandmasters Arjun Erigaisi and D Gukesh. read more Magnus Carlsen's wife Ella has revealed that the World No. feels R Praggnanandhaa plays the 'most similar' to him. Images: Reuters/R Praggnanandhaa on X Magnus Carlsen's wife, Ella Victoria Carlsen, has made a big reveal about who the world No.1 chess player feels is closest to him, style-wise on the board. Ella spoke about the trio of Indian chess stars D Gukesh, R Praggnanandhaa and Arjun Erigaisi during the recently-concluded Freestyle Chess Grand Slam in Las Vegas and discussed various matters regarding the young prodigies before revealing that Carlsen feels Praggnanandhaa plays the 'most similar' version of chess to him. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD The 19-year-old Praggnanandhaa has consistently proved to be a tough challenger for the five-time world champion and recently defeated Carlsen twice in the Las Vegas Freestyle Chess event. Carlsen feels Praggnanandhaa is the player most similar to him Talking about the Gukesh, Erigaisi and Praggnanandhaa and their different game styles during a live stream with ChessBase India, Ella said: 'All three (Gukesh, Pragg and Arjun) are very different, but Magnus did say that Pragg plays more similarly to him, the most similar to him.' Carlsen is known to have a cordial relationship with Praggnanandhaa ever since the teenager made the headlines at the FIDE World Cup 2023, where he lost to the Norwegian in the final. Praggnanandhaa had defeated Hikaru Nakamura and Fabiano Caruana on his way to the final. Recently, Carlsen finished third in the Las Vegas Freestyle Chess event and won a $100,000 prize as he was pushed out of the title race after a defeat to Praggnanandhaa in the group stage. He also recently suffered back-to-back defeats to reigning world champion Gukesh across Norway Chess and SuperUnited Rapid and Blitz Croatia in different formats after calling him a "weaker" player in an interview. Coming back to Ella. She also spoke about Arjun Erigaisi and how the 21-year-old Indian Grandmaster is two different personalities on and off the board. 'I saw this like clip of Arjun where he was asked what was his biggest fears growing up and he said 'ghosts'. I really liked that. I thought that was very cute. Arjun is very sweet, like when you talk to him in person. And then like over the board he's just a maniac. He's just out there hunting and going crazy,' Ella said. Ella also recollected meeting Gukesh and his father Rajinikanth at one of the Freestyle Chess events. 'I spoke to Gukesh and his father at Weissenhaus for the first time. They were very sweet,' Ella recalled.

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