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Wales Online
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Wales Online
Loose Women star's health warning after 'suffering from constant pain'
Loose Women star's health warning after 'suffering from constant pain' Lolose Women star Jane Moore has opened up about the "constant pain" she is in as she cares for her 94-year-old mother, who is living with Alzheimer's disease Jane Moore revealed she has been 'suffering in constant pain' (Image: ITV) Loose Women panellist Jane Moore is "suffering constant pain" as she cares for her mother. The TV presenter's 94-year-old mum, Pat, is living with Alzheimer's disease. Jane, 63, says she is acting as Pat's power of attorney and has recently gone through a divorce from ex-husband Gary Farrow. It has given her a "push on through" attitude in the "third age". However she says she has felt physical struggles from the stress. In an article for Platinum, she revealed: "To put it mildly, it was a lot and I found myself suffering from constant abdominal pain (probably stress related) and struggling to sleep after decades of being able to nod off at the drop of a hat." Jane confessed that her struggles left her feeling fatigued and low on energy, reports the Mirror. So, when the opportunity to join I'm a Me Out of Here! came up, she saw it as an "all-expenses paid reset". Although she acknowledges that her decision might have seemed a bit "selfish," the idea of a month away was "appealing" to her. The Loose Women star was the first eliminated in last year's series. Jane joined Loose Women in 1999 (Image: ITV) And while some of the campmates around Jane struggled to adapt to life in the jungle, she admits she enjoyed the experience. She added: "It felt more like a spa break to me." Jane found pleasure in tending to the fire, completing her chores, and spending time "sitting on a log and prompting people to tell their life stories". She described the jungle as having "zero stress," which made her "loved" her time on the show. Fifteen days after she entered the I'm A Celeb camp, she says she left feeling "refreshed". It also taught Jane that it was okay for her to leave her mother with her adult children. Jane and Gary split in 2022 (Image:) Her stint away from home led Jane to understand that it's crucial to "take time for yourself". She explains that could be a lengthy stroll, relaxing with mates, or simply sitting in your garden. Jane's working life began as a journalist, climbing the ladder to become news editor for the Sunday Sport. She started featuring on Loose Women in 1999, departing three years later. Article continues below But she made a comeback in 2013 and has stayed with the programme ever since. From 2018 she has frequently presented the show. Whilst away from the programme she regularly featured on numerous BBC shows including Question Time, The Andrew Marr Show and This Week. She revealed her separation from former partner Gary on Loose Women in 2022. At the time she disclosed he had suffered a fall and she was caring for him. "I didn't push him," she quipped, as she discussed her finished marriage.
Daily Mirror
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Loose Women star 'suffering constant pain' as she cares for mum with Alzheimer's
Jane Moore has been caring for her mother and dealing with her divorce, something she says has given her a 'push on attitude' as she navigates her sixties Loose Women star Jane Moore is 'suffering constant pain' as she cares for her mother. It comes as Jane's 94-year-old mum is living with Alzheimer's disease. Jane, 63, says her being the power of attorney for her mother and her divorce from ex-husband Gary Farrow has given her a 'push on through' attitude as she approaches the 'third age'. But she has also felt the physical struggles from the stresses. Writing in Platinum, she said: 'To put it mildly, it was a lot and I found myself suffering from constant abdominal pain (probably stress related) and struggling to sleep after decades of being able to nod off at the drop of a hat.' Jane says her struggles meant she was low on energy and had a general feeling of fatigue. It meant when she was given the chance to join I'm a Me Out of Here!, she saw the chance for an 'all-expenses paid reset'. While she admits the decision could have been seen as a touch 'selfish,' Jane admits the idea of a month away felt 'appealing'. The Loose Women star was the first eliminated in last year's series. And while some of the campmates around Jane struggled to adapt to life in the jungle, she admits she enjoyed the experience. She added: 'It felt more like a spa break to me.' Jane says she enjoyed tending to the fire, completing her chores, and spending time 'sitting on a log and prompting people to tell their life stories'. Jane says the jungle had 'zero stress,' which meant she 'loved' her time on the show. Fifteen days after she entered the I'm A Celeb camp, she says she left feeling 'refreshed'. It also taught Jane that it was okay for her to leave her mother with her adult children. Her spell away from home led Jane to realise that it is important to 'take time for yourself'. She says that could be a long walk, chilling with friends, or even merely sitting in your garden. Jane's professional career saw her starting life as a journalist, rising through the ranks to become the news editor for the Sunday Sport. She began appearing on Loose Women in 1999, leaving three years later. However she returned in 2013 and has remained on the show ever since. Since 2018 she has regularly anchored the programme. During her time away from the show she regularly appeared on a host of BBC programmes such as Question Time, The Andrew Marr Show and This Week. She announced her split from ex Gary on Loose Women in 2022. At the time she revealed he had a fall and she was acting as his carer. 'I didn't push him,' she joked, as she opened up about her ended marriage.
Daily Mirror
24-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Katie Price says 'her boobs look like mine' as she shares odd snap of hairless Sphynx cat
Katie Price took to social media to share a screenshot of her family chat after she posted an image of one of her pet cats - and the former glamour model was left in hysterics They say pets look like their owners and it's certainly the case in Katie Price 's household. The reality TV star had a laugh with her family on Thursday, comparing her own chest to that of her hairless Sphynx cat in a hilarious Instagram post. The 47-year-old former glamour model, known for her numerous breast augmentations, shared a screenshot from her family group chat where she had posted a picture of one of her cats, Doris, who is pregnant. Katie, who has been branded a 'serial animal killer' by PETA after 'track record of deaths', captioned the image: "Her boobs. Her boobs look like mine," followed by several laughing face emojis. Her 18-year-old daughter Princess Andre was quick to respond to the humorous post, commenting 'I'm dead' along with crying face emojis. Meanwhile, her brother-in-law Harry responded with a voice note of him simply laughing. In the caption of her Instagram post, Katie wrote: "Our family group chat is going off do look like their owners..." In a previous Instagram Story, the mum-of-five shared a snap of her cat and quipped: "Looks like Doris has taken a leaf out of my books and gone to Turkey to get a boob job." Over the weekend, Katie announced on Instagram that her Sphynx cat Doris was pregnant. Katie was previously labelled a 'serial animal killer' by PETA following the deaths of at least eight of her pets. The two-time I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! star faced fresh criticism earlier this month for letting one of her £2,000 Sphynx cats suffer sunburn during the recent heatwave, with PETA declaring "here we go again". In footage she shared, the reality star displayed her Sphynx cat sporting a crimson head and back. Petting the feline, she remarked: "Oh Kevin, you have been in the sun today, you have got sunburnt despite us putting sun cream on you... Look at his little face." The accompanying caption read: "Trying to keep the cats out of the sun is hard work." PETA's Elisa Allen claimed the Mucky Mansion personality had consistently disregarded guidance on animal welfare. She commented: "Anyone who warns Katie not to hurt the animals she takes in might as well be screaming into the wind, for all she seems to care. And here we go again: her cat is sunburnt – something she was likely warned about when acquiring a gimmick cat, bred to look odd and be hairless." The charity states that felines with "light or no fur can burn easily, which is just one reason to keep them indoors." It continues: "If they do go into a secure garden, apply vet-approved sunscreen and ensure they have plenty of shade. Cat guardians must stay alert, if you spot redness, swelling, or signs of infection, seek veterinary care immediately." The animal welfare organisation expressed concern after she flaunted her latest addition, a Sphynx cat named Daisy, in November, suggesting there ought to be legal measures to prevent her from acquiring more pets. PETA's founder Ingrid Newkirk remarked: "If there was a way to file an injunction to stop this serial animal killer, PETA would do so, as this woman doesn't care about the lives she wastes or listen to vital advice and is still treating live animals like stuffed toys: as disposable." Newkirk also commented on the grim prospects for the new kitten, saying: "If William Hill took totally tasteless bets, the odds would favour those betting on how little time this kitten has on Earth, given the hideous track record of animal deaths in Price's custody. No one could call it 'care'." Katie has faced multiple pet tragedies, with four dogs – Blade, Queenie, Sharon, and Sparkle – having been killed by cars near her Mucky Mansion, and a horse meeting a similar fate in 2017. In a tragic incident in 2020, her dog Rolo suffocated after becoming trapped in an electric armchair; Katie admitted to giving him cannabis oil, unaware that it was illegal without veterinary consent. Additionally, Katie disclosed the loss of a chameleon and the necessity to euthanise a designer cat named Frog. In her memoir, she revealed the heart-wrenching moment: "He had a neurological disease. Within days it had spread through his body. So I cuddled him in my arms and he had to be put to sleep."
The Irish Sun
18-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
AI clones of Miss England contestants enter pageant competition with eerie ‘digital twins'
AN EERIE new AI round for the Miss England pageant has been introduced with "digital twins" of real-life contestants. Hopefuls can now walk down a virtual catwalk and wear just about anything their heart desires all thanks to the power of AI. Advertisement 5 Afton McKeith is the first Miss England finalist to record her AI twin Credit: SWNS 5 Her virtual clone speaks more than 140 languages Credit: SWNS 5 Afton is the daughter of I'm A Celeb star Gillian McKeith Credit: SWNS The so-called "Miss England Avatar Round" give beauty queens the chance to step into the world of AI technology. Organisers behind the famed contest believe it's the first beauty pageant in the world to introduce such a round. Over the course of two-hours, each participant can develop a fully-animated digital clone of themselves, capable of delivering presentations and making virtual appearances. Advertisement Read more about AI A sample video shows her virtual clone interacting, wearing an array of outfits and even speaking in different languages. "This is not actually me, I am Afton's digital twin," the avatar says. "I have no human needs, no sleep, no stress, no make-up disasters. "Just pure calculated perfection. Advertisement Most read in Tech Exclusive Exclusive "Very soon digital twins won't be a novelty, they will be attending meetings, handling interviews and running entire lives. "Lets face it, wouldn't you rather send your avatar to your 9am meeting if you could?" mum's an I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! legend. But Afton's more likely to be found backstage at a pageant than in the jungle Miss England has got tech firm MirrorMe on board to make the new round possible. Contestants need to record voiceovers and movements to bring their avatars to life, allowing them to explore how they might represent themselves in future digital interviews, business pitches, or public speaking engagements - with the ability to speak more than 140 languages too. Advertisement The Miss England business avatar round will be one of ten rounds in the next Miss England semi final that contestants can opt to enter. A winner will be judged on the highest combined views for their AI video presentations on the MirrorMe website, Vimeo and YouTube. The real Afton, 25, said: "It's such an exciting honour to be the first Miss England contestant to experience the Avatar Round. "This initiative is a brilliant way to encourage more young women to step into the world of business and technology. Advertisement "A digital twin can be a powerful asset as it allows you to create content that can be reused, save time on filming and even license your likeness to companies for campaigns or educational tools. "It's about working smarter and exploring new ways to build your brand, create income and stay present even when you're not physically available." Angie Beasley, who has run the Miss England competition for 23 years, added: 'Miss England has always been about more than just looks. "With the rise of remote working, AI and virtual platforms, I felt it was time to reflect the world our contestants are stepping into. Advertisement "This round is about confidence, presence and impact — whether you're in the room or on a screen. "It's an empowering way to bridge beauty, brains and modern tech. "This innovative new round opens the door for contestants to embrace technology in a whole new way, highlighting their adaptability, creativity, and communication skills in the digital space." 5 Afton, 25, says it was an 'exciting honour' to be the first Miss England contestant to try it Credit: SWNS Advertisement 5 Miss England believes it's the first pageant to add an AI round Credit: SWNS
Scottish Sun
18-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
AI clones of Miss England contestants enter pageant competition with eerie ‘digital twins'
AN EERIE new AI round for the Miss England pageant has been introduced with "digital twins" of real-life contestants. Hopefuls can now walk down a virtual catwalk and wear just about anything their heart desires all thanks to the power of AI. Advertisement 5 Afton McKeith is the first Miss England finalist to record her AI twin Credit: SWNS 5 Her virtual clone speaks more than 140 languages Credit: SWNS 5 Afton is the daughter of I'm A Celeb star Gillian McKeith Credit: SWNS The so-called "Miss England Avatar Round" give beauty queens the chance to step into the world of AI technology. Organisers behind the famed contest believe it's the first beauty pageant in the world to introduce such a round. Over the course of two-hours, each participant can develop a fully-animated digital clone of themselves, capable of delivering presentations and making virtual appearances. Afton McKeith, daughter of I'm A Celeb star Gillian McKeith, was the first Miss England semi finalist to complete the filming process this week. Advertisement A sample video shows her virtual clone interacting, wearing an array of outfits and even speaking in different languages. "This is not actually me, I am Afton's digital twin," the avatar says. "I have no human needs, no sleep, no stress, no make-up disasters. "Just pure calculated perfection. Advertisement "Very soon digital twins won't be a novelty, they will be attending meetings, handling interviews and running entire lives. "Lets face it, wouldn't you rather send your avatar to your 9am meeting if you could?" mum's an I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! legend. But Afton's more likely to be found backstage at a pageant than in the jungle Miss England has got tech firm MirrorMe on board to make the new round possible. Contestants need to record voiceovers and movements to bring their avatars to life, allowing them to explore how they might represent themselves in future digital interviews, business pitches, or public speaking engagements - with the ability to speak more than 140 languages too. Advertisement The Miss England business avatar round will be one of ten rounds in the next Miss England semi final that contestants can opt to enter. A winner will be judged on the highest combined views for their AI video presentations on the MirrorMe website, Vimeo and YouTube. The real Afton, 25, said: "It's such an exciting honour to be the first Miss England contestant to experience the Avatar Round. "This initiative is a brilliant way to encourage more young women to step into the world of business and technology. Advertisement "A digital twin can be a powerful asset as it allows you to create content that can be reused, save time on filming and even license your likeness to companies for campaigns or educational tools. "It's about working smarter and exploring new ways to build your brand, create income and stay present even when you're not physically available." Angie Beasley, who has run the Miss England competition for 23 years, added: 'Miss England has always been about more than just looks. "With the rise of remote working, AI and virtual platforms, I felt it was time to reflect the world our contestants are stepping into. Advertisement "This round is about confidence, presence and impact — whether you're in the room or on a screen. "It's an empowering way to bridge beauty, brains and modern tech. "This innovative new round opens the door for contestants to embrace technology in a whole new way, highlighting their adaptability, creativity, and communication skills in the digital space." 5 Afton, 25, says it was an 'exciting honour' to be the first Miss England contestant to try it Credit: SWNS Advertisement
