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Yahoo
13-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Gordon Ramsay Reveals Wife Tana Has Hopes for Baby No. 7 as He Shares Rare Comments About Life with Their 6 Kids
Gordon Ramsay is a father to six children, whom he shares with his wife Tana Ramsay The Hell's Kitchen host revealed that his wife wants to expand their family once more and welcome baby No. 7 The celebrity chef also shared that his four older children have moved back home, noting that it's "insane" to have eight people living in the houseGordon Ramsay's family may not be complete just yet. On Monday, May 12, the British celebrity chef and restaurateur, 58, appeared on Live with Kelly and Mark and opened up about life at home with his family. Ramsay, who is already a father to six children, gave a little insight into his family life and shared that his wife has hopes of expanding their family again. "So you took like a break in the middle, so you were like overwhelmed, and then, just when things calm down, you were like 'Let's do it again,' " host Kelly Ripa joked to Ramsay, who replied that it was all his wife Tana Ramsay's idea. He smiled brightly as he pointed to his wife, revealing that the mom of six is interested in expanding her family once more. "Tana wants one more!" he said. Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. The pair became first-time parents in 1998 after welcoming their eldest daughter, Megan Ramsay, 26. Their brood grew to a family of six with the birth of fraternal twins, daughter Holly Anna Ramsay and son Jack Scott Ramsay, 25, in 1999; Matilda Ramsay, 23, who affectionately goes by Tilly, in 2001; son Oscar James Ramsay, 6, in 2019 (after experiencing a miscarriage in 2016); and son Jesse James in 2023. In September 2023, Gordon, who is known for his harsh demeanor on TV, told PEOPLE that his kids have "brought the emotion" out of him. Tana added: "He is, believe it or not, incredibly sensitive — he's a crier.' During his appearance on Live with Kelly and Mark, the Hell's Kitchen host also shared that his older children have moved back home. "We moved out of the house three years ago. We spent three years getting this beautiful house redone for the two little ones, and we sort of garnered more space," he explained to Ripa and her husband, co-host Mark Consuelos. "We had our own floor, and all of a sudden I come back from filming and the elder four have moved back into the house." is now available in the Apple App Store! Download it now for the most binge-worthy celeb content, exclusive video clips, astrology updates and more! 'Just when you thought it was all nice and peaceful — two boys, Tana and I — man, there's now 8 of us in that house," he added. "It's insane." Although living in a house with all of his children may be hectic, the TV chef wouldn't have it any other way. In January 2024, Ramsay said that having six children with his wife was 'the dream.' His comments came shortly after surprising fans with the announcement of their sixth child in 2023. "That was the dream,' the Kitchen Nightmares host told Entertainment Tonight when asked by the outlet if that number of children had been an aim. 'That was the dream we first set out." Read the original article on People
Buzz Feed
25-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
27 Things From Uncommon Goods For People Who Just Like Cool-Looking Stuff
We hope you love our recommendations! Some may have been sent as samples, but all were independently selected by our editors. Just FYI, BuzzFeed and its publishing partners may collect a share of sales and/or other compensation from the links on this page. I don't know who's happier, me curating this post, you finding your new coolest product, or this "tears of joy" planter. 1. A whimsical handcrafted *tears of joy* planter that has big feelings, just like you. Each time you provide it with water, it feels so grateful, it gets emotional and sheds tears of joy. Same, plant. Same. 2. A tabletop cornhole game because you don't need a backyard to have big fun. You can bring it to your office desk or coffee table to break up the monotany of the day. Maybe challenge your boss, and the winner gets a day of PTO. 😉 3. A tree wizard bird feeder to turn your tree into something enchanted. This tree-mounted face instantly adds fantasy to your outdoor space and also serves as a place for your feathered friends to rest and eat. It makes your tree look like an Ent from Lord of the Rings is looking after the forest aka your front yard. 4. A handmade sassy storage canister you can imagine is low-key judging you when you reach back in for another snack. "Well, well, well, back so soon?" Uncommon Goods Promising review:"They are adorable and I love them! I first ordered the blue one and liked it so much I bought the other, and they sit side by side in my kitchen. And since I have a Beauty and the Beast teacup set (they go well with it), the dishes come alive and with attitude." — Carol the Uncommon Goods Shopper 5. A mushroom cottage to give your little a cottagecore play tent that'll rival the dwarfs' home in Snow White. All you need is a box fan. 6. A ~salty~ gift set featuring six small-batch salts from Italy, ready to add some new flavor to your soups, salads, risotto, and more. 7. A rechargeable cassette player because you've decided to keep cassettes alive and we love you for that. This cassette player has Bluetooth capabilities, so it'll work with wireless earbuds, too. 8. A mini mixtape recorder so your little can get in on this retro action. The recorder can hold up to a minute of audio, enough time for them to leave you funny messages you can listen to later. Tap to play GIF Uncommon Goods Price: $35 (available in two colors) 9. A glass unzipped bag that resembles an open Ziploc bag for a one-of-a-kind snack and candy bowl. 10. A harvest basket because you just started your urban garden and while you only have two tomatoes, soon you'll have more. And with this, you'll have a basket big enough to gather all of your produce bounty. You can have it personalized, too! Uncommon Goods Promising review:"This basket is even bigger and better than I imagined! The craftsmanship was especially nice, and the personalization was perfect. It arrived much sooner than anticipated. I can't say enough about how pleasantly surprised I was to receive it!" — Sue 11. Murdle, Volume 1, a compilation of murder mystery–themed logic puzzles. Find the perpetrator via the power of deduction using the clues given. If you enjoy the site Murdle, you'll love this! Now crack the case, detective! Uncommon Goods Promising reviews:"I got this for my wife, she has been obsessed after the first few puzzles. It makes the time fly by on planes. Would buy again!" — Nervous Husband "So far, very fun and engaging. Makes you think and is entertaining. Pseudodetecting is a kick!" — DKG Price: $16 12. A set of succulent salt and pepper pots to add a little garden-inspired decor to your kitchen counters. Each container has a wide opening that makes it easy for you to add your pinch of salt or pepper. 13. A storm cloud weather predictor with crystals inside that react to different weather conditions. Sure, you could just watch The Weather Channel, but this not only looks super fancy sitting in your home or at your desk, it'll make you feel like Helen Hunt and Bill Paxton in Twister. Promising reviews:"I love this little storm cloud! I got it as a present for a family member, but now I want one too! We are both storm lovers, so I thought this was the perfect little gift. It's a great conversation piece, too!" — Amp "My partner and I love to watch the weather report for rain (it doesn't happen too often in Texas and is a lovely surprise), but this thing is even more fun than the radar! It's also just pretty and looks nice in the room." — T Price: $30 14. A water bottle crossbody specifically designed with your favorite tumbler in mind. This crossbody has just enough room for go-bag essentials — ID, debit and credit cards, lip gloss, scrunchies, hand sanitizer, cash, phone, keys — and a special compartment for your water bottle so you don't have to hold it throughout the day. Promising review:"A friend sent me a screenshot via text of this cross body bag and I immediately ordered it in sage green. I initially purchased it for travel, but I wore it to a block party on Saturday and got so many compliments. It's got a more polished look, which I really like. I'm not a sporty person, so I love that this bag makes a fashion statement!" — AZKath 15. A unique table lamp, a statement piece complete with wireless charging so you can upgrade your bedside lighting with a sleek lamp. Tap to play GIF Uncommon Goods Promising review:"This lamp looks great and the light works well. It saves having cords everywhere on the nightstand. Be careful not to bump the phone that is charging, though." — Nana 16. An adorable inkless photo and label printer ready to help get you organized or keep your memories alive. This pocket-sized printer connects via Bluetooth and has a 24-hour battery life. It comes with a free app you can use to edit and create your image or labels before you print. It also comes with one roll of paper to start, which is the equivalent of 100 pictures. Uncommon Goods 17. A set of secret stash scrunchies complete with a secret compartment that can hold your loose cash, lip gloss, and more in a safe and secure way. (This is perfect for festival season.) Uncommon Goods Promising review:"The scrunchies are super cute and work really well. They're also super discreet and great for a night out. Definitely going to get some for my friends and family. I hope they come out with more colors." — Shay Price: $20 18. A garderner's tool seat so after you're done working your lil' garden, you can take a load off and admire your hard work. It even comes with a detachable bag with 21 compartments for various tools. Promising review:"Compact, light, and totally functional. This item fits into a small space handily. With many pockets to hold tools and two large pockets to hold gardening books, this product is a must for every gardener. It folds up and travels nicely with the use of handles. I just love this product!!!!" — Nellybee 19. A set of little cat snack dishes when you want to bring out the good china for a snack session with friends or a munchie moment for one. They're also purrrfect for holding your favorite condiment when it's chicken nuggie time. Uncommon Goods Promising review:"I bought cat snack dishes for myself and the flower pattern for my friend as a gift. We both love them. The flower snack dishes were great for dipping sauces as well, and I have already used them. The patterns bring a joyful and happy atmosphere when food is served for family, friends, guests, and myself." — CJ 20. A pickleball serving tray for the people who know ball, pickleball, to be exact. Make your dish at the company potluck stand out when it's featured in this sports-themed tray. Uncommon Goods 21. A stained-glass pot crawler to make it look like cute little creepy crawlers have come by to admire your good-looking plants. Promising review:"This is such a unique and beautiful item. My daughter was thrilled with it. It's larger than expected, so it's easier to see than I imagined. You will not be disappointed. — Aquaninjette 23. A pair of butter socks to spread onto your feet for a quirky addition to your outfit of the day. Uncommon Goods Promising review:"In a house where we use a lot of butter and we buy butter every time we go to the store, these socks were a perfect and humorous Christmas gift. They are soft and they are nice to walk around in, especially in the grocery store where they have all the butter I could ever need or want. I love these socks!" — Butterlover 24. A library card tote bag, the only bag you should be carrying for your trips to the library or local bookstore. Reviewers note that it's helped their kids to keep track of their library books which make returns much more efficient. Uncommon Goods 25. A literary book locket featuring a quote from one of three classic novels like this line from Jane Eyre's Pride and Prejudice — " To be fond of dancing was a certain step towards falling in love." Uncommon Goods Price: $58 (available in three options) 26. A set of garden ghosts that'll look *boo-tiful* on your lawn. Reviewers have fun moving them throughout their yard outside or even inside the home, creating a ~haunting~ decor experience. Uncommon Goods Set comes with three garden ghosts! Promising review:"These are made out of real stone. Everyone who walks by our yard comments on how cute they are." — Mountain gal Price: $45 27. A couch caddy ideal for couch potatoes whose favorite pasttime is vegging out on the couch. This caddy will ensure you won't have to get up any time soon. It has a place for your beverage, snacks, a book, remotes, and everything else you might need to kick back and relax during your *me-time*. Uncommon Goods Promising review:"I bought this for my partner when we started using our armchair more often. She would often balance her coffee mug on the arm of the chair, which made me a little uneasy. We love every detail of this caddy, including the underside, which has a grippy, rubber surface. The top is wide enough to hold most coffee mugs, cans, and cups with plenty of space for additional items. The side section is great for remotes, phones, books, magazines, and more. This is a 10/10 item for us, and we'd consider purchasing again if we add another armchair to the living room." — Blake the Snake Price: $48 Some reviews have been edited for length and/or clarity.
Business Wire
23-04-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
Ent Credit Union and Wings Credit Union Announce Merger of Equals: Partnering to Deliver Even More Value to Members, Employees and Communities
APPLE VALLEY, Minn. & COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Together, Ent and Wings Credit Union will now serve nearly one million members, predominately in Colorado and Minnesota. This announcement comes after thoughtful consideration between both credit unions in terms of service, sustainability and growth. Members will not experience any immediate change, and the credit unions will continue to operate independently while the merger process goes through regulatory approval and a member vote. Once approved the newly formed CU will be led by Chad Graves, current President and CEO of Ent Credit Union and will be called Wings Credit Union, with a Colorado state charter. The Board of Directors from each credit union unanimously approved the merger. 'As we have continued to expand our footprint across Colorado, we are committed to maintaining our roots of service to ensure great rates, first in-class mobile banking and top-notch service. We are excited to offer members access to nearly 90 locations in Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin. We remain local enough to care about our communities and large enough to offer outstanding experiences, products and services,' said Chad Graves, President and CEO of Ent. 'With shared roots in aviation, the name Wings Credit Union celebrates our unique legacies and the positive impact ahead. The concepts of 'Wings' and flight also have strong connections to the ideas of upward movement, goals, aspirations and achievement. While our geographic footprint may be different, our values and culture are strongly aligned,' said Frank Weidner, President and CEO of Wings Credit Union. Ent Credit Union ($9.9 billion, 560,000 members) and Wings Credit Union ($9.7 billion, 371,000 members) signed the agreement on February 28, 2025. The newly formed credit union will be legally combined in 2026. Both organizations have been aligned in their commitment to giving back, donating more than $15 million collectively over the past decade. Each credit union is considered a 'Best in Class Workplace' by a variety of national and local organizations including USA Today, Forbes and Newsweek and puts a strong emphasis on taking care of employees. Find out more at About Ent Credit Union: Founded in 1957, Ent, Colorado's largest credit union, has been consistently ranked as one of Colorado's best credit unions by many publications, including being named one of the best regional credit unions of 2024 by Newsweek. Ent, a not-for-profit financial, community-chartered credit union is committed to improving members' financial quality of life with better rates, lower fees and unparalleled products and services. With nearly $10 billion in assets, Ent serves more than 550,000 members at 59 convenient service centers across the Front Range. This year Ent will donate more than $2.9 million in philanthropic giving to non-profits serving Coloradans. Ent is an Equal Housing Opportunity and Equal Opportunity Lender, insured by the NCUA. Visit for more. About Wings Credit Union: Founded in 1938, Wings Credit Union is Minnesota's largest credit union with $9.7 billion in assets and more than 371,000 members. Wings members enjoy some of the area's best savings and lending rates, convenient mobile and online access, over 80,000 surcharge-free ATMs and 27 branch locations throughout the state of Minnesota, plus offices in Florida, Georgia, Michigan and Wisconsin. In 2024, Wings was named a Minnesota Top Workplace for the 12th consecutive year by The Minnesota Star Tribune and a national Top Workplace by USA Today. To learn more, visit
