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Camila Cabello's Ex Matthew Hussey Announces He and His Wife Are Expecting Their First Baby Together
Matthew Hussey and his wife, Audrey, announced they are expecting their first baby with an Instagram post shared on June 2 The couple uploaded a carousel of sweet images flaunting Audrey's bump as she stood beside the relationship guru Hussey was previously romantically linked to Camila Cabello. They met on the Today show in 2018 and split up over a year laterRelationship expert Matthew Hussey and his wife, Audrey, are expecting their first baby together. On Monday, June 2, the content creator, 36, announced the exciting news on Instagram with a series of photos showing his wife's growing belly. "New Hussey Alert! 😄❤️🔔," he captioned the post. "We couldn't keep this one a secret any longer…we're having a baby!" Matthew and Audrey married in 2023, about four years after they first met. The YouTuber previously dated Camila Cabello, 28, whom he met on the Today show in February 2018. They were linked together for over a year until PEOPLE confirmed Hussey and the singer split up during the summer of the following year. Despite their breakup, the "Havana" singer has largely spoken highly of her ex over the years. In an interview with Clash magazine shortly after their relationship ended, Cabello expressed gratitude for her time with Hussey. 'I've fallen in love and I've experienced life,' she said in the interview. 'I feel so much more alive now, and I don't feel scared anymore.' When Matthew and Audrey tied the knot, the dating specialist shared a heartfelt Instagram post to commemorate the occasion and celebrate their relationship. "I have never trusted anyone more, with my heart, my happiness, my future," Matthew wrote of his wife in his caption. "She has also loved me in a way I have never experienced. The things I used to hide from people because I thought they would be unattractive, have been things she accepted me for. Things I judged me for, she loved me for," he continued. "She made me feel loved for the little things I didn't even notice about myself until she pointed them out," Hussey remarked after their wedding took place. "Through her I've had the opportunity to rediscover myself, and to do so through the most loving lens possible." Read the original article on People
Scottish Sun
08-05-2025
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- Scottish Sun
English castle with ancient woodlands that looks just like a Disney film
Plus, what else you can do in Royal Tunbridge Wells during a visit OLD MAGIC Small English castle with ancient woodlands that people say looks just like a Disney film Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) THE UK is home to a tiny castle that people might not have heard of - but people say its just like a Disney film. Scotney Castle sits on its own island in Kent and is surrounded by a huge moat with walled gardens and a Victorian mansion house. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 5 Visitors say Scotney Castle looks like a scene from Disney Credit: Alamy 5 Ruins of Scotney Castle is found on its own island with a huge moat Credit: Alamy The romantic fortress is found outskirts of Royal Tunbridge Wells and the ruins have been compared by visitors to something from a fairytale. One wrote on Tripadvisor: "The gardens are some of the most beautiful in England - especially in late spring and early summer when the rhododendrons and wisteria are out. "The castle, ruin and moat and surrounding pond is like something from a painting or a Disney movie." Another added: "Scotney Castle is straight out of a fairy tale. It's broken down castle with tower strutting out into the lake is pure Disney." To add to the magical feel, the castle is also surrounded by an ancient woodland and forests that you can explore. Scotney Castle ruins also welcomes dogs and as long as they're on leads, pooches are welcome to stroll around the walled gardens. On site, you'll also find a Victorian mansion which was a later addition to the Scotney estate. It was a home to three generations of the Hussey family from the 1700s until 1970 when it was handed over to the National Trust. The manor house is filled with objects collected through the decades You can also pop into Betsy's second-hand bookshop, the Coach House tea room which offer hot and cold food and children's meals - the menu changed daily and seasonally too. The pretty pink UK castle that is loved by Disney and Britney Spears 5 The castle is surrounded by gardens and greenery Credit: Alamy 5 You can explore the manor house that is part of the estate Credit: Alamy For anyone wanting smaller bites they also have a kiosk where you can pick up cakes, biscuits and ice creams. There's a plant and souvenir shop where you can buy perennials and accessories. Scotney Castle hosts events like guided tours, flower festivals, and theatre events. Throughout the summer, there are performances like A Midsummer Night's Dream, and Alice Through The Looking Glass. There are also musical tribute evenings ranging from ABBA to Fleetwood Mac. Scotney Castle is open daily between 10AM and 5PM. It's recommended to book in advance during weekends and school holidays to guarantee entry. To visit the whole property, an adult ticket costs £19, tickets for children between 5-17 are £9.50 and children under five go free. You'll find Scotney Castle in the 'Royal' English town with one of the UK's fanciest Wetherspoons. One Sun Travel writer even stayed in his very own castle which was in the middle of the sea for £23 a night.
The Irish Sun
08-05-2025
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Small English castle with ancient woodlands that people say looks just like a Disney film
THE UK is home to a tiny castle that people might not have heard of - but people say its just like a Disney film. Scotney Castle sits on its own island in Kent and is surrounded by a huge moat with walled gardens and a Victorian mansion house. 5 Visitors say Scotney Castle looks like a scene from Disney Credit: Alamy 5 Ruins of Scotney Castle is found on its own island with a huge moat Credit: Alamy The romantic fortress is found outskirts of One wrote on "The castle, ruin and moat and surrounding pond is like something from a painting or a Disney movie." Another added: "Scotney Castle is straight out of a fairy tale. It's broken down castle with tower strutting out into the lake is pure Disney." Read More on UK Castles To add to the magical feel, the castle is also surrounded by an ancient woodland and forests that you can explore. Scotney Castle ruins also welcomes dogs and as long as they're on leads, pooches are welcome to stroll around the walled gardens. On site, you'll also find a Victorian mansion which was a later addition to the Scotney estate. It was a home to three generations of the Hussey family from the 1700s until 1970 when it was handed over to the National Trust. Most read in News Travel The manor house is filled with objects collected through the decades You can also pop into Betsy's second-hand bookshop, the Coach House tea room which offer hot and cold food and children's meals - the menu changed daily and seasonally too. The pretty pink UK castle that is loved by Disney and Britney Spears 5 The castle is surrounded by gardens and greenery Credit: Alamy 5 You can explore the manor house that is part of the estate Credit: Alamy For anyone wanting smaller bites they also have a kiosk where you can pick up cakes, biscuits and ice creams. There's a plant and souvenir shop where you can buy perennials and accessories. Scotney Castle hosts events like guided tours, flower festivals, and theatre events. Throughout the summer, there are performances like A Midsummer Night's Dream, and Alice Through The Looking Glass. There are also musical tribute evenings ranging from ABBA to Fleetwood Mac. Scotney Castle is open daily between 10AM and 5PM. It's recommended to book in advance during weekends and school holidays to guarantee entry. To visit the whole property, an adult ticket costs £19, tickets for children between 5-17 are £9.50 and children under five go free. You'll find One Sun Travel writer even stayed in his very own castle which was in the middle of the sea for £23 a night. 5 Scotney Castle has been compared to a Disney movie Credit: Alamy
NDTV
08-05-2025
- Sport
- NDTV
CSK Batting Coach Michael Hussey Hails Youngsters After KKR Win
After Chennai Super Kings (CSK) win over defending champions Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), the team's batting coach Michael Hussey hailed youngsters for their positive contribution and fearless intent, saying that their presence has "invigorated everyone", ESPNCricinfo reported. CSK's stars of the future continued to show promise as they secured a consolation third win of the season in 12 games with a win over KKR at Eden Gardens in Kolkata on Wednesday. The highlight of the successful 180 run chase by CSK with a fiery 11-ball 31 run cameo by 26-year-old Urvil Patel on his debut and a 25-ball 52 by a 22-year-old Dewald Brevis, which featured a take down of Vaibhav Arora for 30 runs, with three fours and three sixes. Speaking to ESPNCricinfo, Hussey said that the moment it looked it was going to be a struggle to make it to the final four, the team found an opportunity to look towards the future. "When it got to a stage where we were going to struggle to make the playoffs, there was an opportunity to maybe look at what our future looks like," Hussey said after CSK's third win of the season as quoted by ESPNCricinfo. "Yes, obviously, we have got those players that were picked in the auction, but this was an opportunity to do some scouting, to have a look at some younger talent that was coming through, to inject them into the games and get to see them in pressure situations and see if they can handle the pressure of IPL," he added. Each of their youngsters has shown immense promise in their short stint so far, with 17-year-old Ayush Mhatre lighting up Bengaluru against the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB). So far, he has made 163 runs in five innings at an average of 32.60, strike rate of over 181. Brevis has scored 126 runs in four matches at an average of 31.50, with a strike rate of 163.63. Urvil produced a dazzling 11-ball 31, laced with a four and four sixes on his IPL debut against KKR. Hussey credited these youngsters for uplifting the team's mood and game. " They have had a positive impact on the team," he said. "They are highly motivated to do well. They have created energy around the group, because when you are in this position, sometimes the energy of the players can just go downhill very quickly. But this injection of some youth has really invigorated everyone," he added. Hussey admitted that a lack of intent in powerplay is a concern, but so are home conditions in Chennai. He acknowledged that this season could mark a start of tactical transition for CSK. "I mean, we were not playing in Hyderabad, you know. We were not playing in Delhi, where the ground is smaller and the pitch is better. But I agree, it has been an area that we were below par on, particularly in the early stages of the season. The injection of youth, they bring that, I guess, youthful exuberance, that freedom, that lack of fear." "So yeah, it is an area that we are putting a fair bit of time into, is that sort of talent identification. Trying to find some gold nuggets, I guess, if you like. Hopefully, it pays dividends in the future years to come. Transitions are always difficult to manage, especially in a competition like IPL," he concluded. After winning the toss, KKR opted to bat first. A second wicket 58-run stand between skipper Ajinkya Rahane (48 in 33 balls, with four boundaries and two sixes) and Sunil Narine (26 in 17 balls, with four boundaries and a six) propelled KKR forward with a fine run-rate. After that, knocks from Andre Russell (38 in 21 balls, with four boundaries and three sixes) and Manish Pandey (36* in 28 balls, with a four and six) helped KKR reach 179/6 in their 20 overs. Noor Ahmed (4/31) topped the bowling charts for CSK while Anshul Kambhoj and Ravindra Jadeja got a piece each. In the run-chase, CSK was reduced to 60/5 in 5.2 overs. A counter-attacking 51 from Dewald Brevis (in 25 balls, with four fours and four sixes) and his 67-run stand with Shivam Dube brought back some momentum to Men in Yellow. Dube (45 in 40 balls, with two fours and three sixes) continued being the aggressor in his 43-run partnership with skipper MS Dhoni, taking CSK to the brink of a win. However, in a twist, Vaibhav Arora got both Dube and Noor Ahmed in the penultimate over, leaving CSK with eight to get in final over, with two wickets left. Dhoni (17* in 18 balls, with a six) pulled off the finish fans wanted from him, tonking Andre Russell for a six on first ball of the final over and let Anshul hit the winning runs. CSK finished at 183/8 in 19.4 overs, getting their third win of the season. Vaibhav Arora leaked runs, but was the pick of the bowlers for KKR with 3/48 in three overs. Varun Chakravarthy (2/18) and Harshit Rana (2/43) were also among the wicket-takers for KKR. With three wins and nine losses, CSK still stays at the bottom of the points table. KKR currently has 11 points, with five wins, six losses and a no result in 12 matches. Their playoff chances have taken a serious hit as they sit in the sixth spot.
India Gazette
08-05-2025
- Sport
- India Gazette
"Injection of youth has invigorated everyone": CSK batting coach hails youngsters after KKR win
Kolkata (West Bengal) [India], May 8 (ANI): After Chennai Super Kings (CSK) win over defending champions Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), the team's batting coach Michael Hussey hailed youngsters for their positive contribution and fearless intent, saying that their presence has 'invigorated everyone', ESPNCricinfo reported. CSK's stars of the future continued to show promise as they secured a consolation third win of the season in 12 games with a win over KKR at Eden Gardens in Kolkata on Wednesday. The highlight of the successful 180 run chase by CSK with a fiery 11-ball 31 run cameo by 26-year-old Urvil Patel on his debut and a 25-ball 52 by a 22-year-old Dewald Brevis, which featured a take down of Vaibhav Arora for 30 runs, with three fours and three sixes. Speaking to ESPNCricinfo, Hussey said that the moment it looked it was going to be a struggle to make it to the final four, the team found an opportunity to look towards the future. 'When it got to a stage where we were going to struggle to make the playoffs, there was an opportunity to maybe look at what our future looks like,' Hussey said after CSK's third win of the season as quoted by ESPNCricinfo. 'Yes, obviously, we have got those players that were picked in the auction, but this was an opportunity to do some scouting, to have a look at some younger talent that was coming through, to inject them into the games and get to see them in pressure situations and see if they can handle the pressure of IPL,' he added. Each of their youngsters has shown immense promise in their short stint so far, with 17-year-old Ayush Mhatre lighting up Bengaluru against the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB). So far, he has made 163 runs in five innings at an average of 32.60, strike rate of over 181. Brevis has scored 126 runs in four matches at an average of 31.50, with a strike rate of 163.63. Urvil produced a dazzling 11-ball 31, laced with a four and four sixes on his IPL debut against KKR. Hussey credited these youngsters for uplifting the team's mood and game. ' They have had a positive impact on the team,' he said. 'They are highly motivated to do well. They have created energy around the group, because when you are in this position, sometimes the energy of the players can just go downhill very quickly. But this injection of some youth has really invigorated everyone,' he added. Hussey admitted that a lack of intent in powerplay is a concern, but so are home conditions in Chennai. He acknowledged that this season could mark a start of tactical transition for CSK. 'I mean, we were not playing in Hyderabad, you know. We were not playing in Delhi, where the ground is smaller and the pitch is better. But I agree, it has been an area that we were below par on, particularly in the early stages of the season. The injection of youth, they bring that, I guess, youthful exuberance, that freedom, that lack of fear.' 'So yeah, it is an area that we are putting a fair bit of time into, is that sort of talent identification. Trying to find some gold nuggets, I guess, if you like. Hopefully, it pays dividends in the future years to come. Transitions are always difficult to manage, especially in a competition like IPL,' he concluded. After winning the toss, KKR opted to bat first. A second wicket 58-run stand between skipper Ajinkya Rahane (48 in 33 balls, with four boundaries and two sixes) and Sunil Narine (26 in 17 balls, with four boundaries and a six) propelled KKR forward with a fine run-rate. After that, knocks from Andre Russell (38 in 21 balls, with four boundaries and three sixes) and Manish Pandey (36* in 28 balls, with a four and six) helped KKR reach 179/6 in their 20 overs. Noor Ahmed (4/31) topped the bowling charts for CSK while Anshul Kambhoj and Ravindra Jadeja got a piece each. In the run-chase, CSK was reduced to 60/5 in 5.2 overs. A counter-attacking 51 from Dewald Brevis (in 25 balls, with four fours and four sixes) and his 67-run stand with Shivam Dube brought back some momentum to Men in Yellow. Dube (45 in 40 balls, with two fours and three sixes) continued being the aggressor in his 43-run partnership with skipper MS Dhoni, taking CSK to the brink of a win. However, in a twist, Vaibhav Arora got both Dube and Noor Ahmed in the penultimate over, leaving CSK with eight to get in final over, with two wickets left. Dhoni (17* in 18 balls, with a six) pulled off the finish fans wanted from him, tonking Andre Russell for a six on first ball of the final over and let Anshul hit the winning runs. CSK finished at 183/8 in 19.4 overs, getting their third win of the season. Vaibhav Arora leaked runs, but was the pick of the bowlers for KKR with 3/48 in three overs. Varun Chakravarthy (2/18) and Harshit Rana (2/43) were also among the wicket-takers for KKR. With three wins and nine losses, CSK still stays at the bottom of the points table. KKR currently has 11 points, with five wins, six losses and a no result in 12 matches. Their playoff chances have taken a serious hit as they sit in the sixth spot. (ANI)
