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The Irish Sun
21-05-2025
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JoJo Siwa drops MORE clues to ‘confirm' romance with Chris Hughes in new ‘loving' snaps
JOJO Siwa has added more fuel to the swirling Chris Hughes romance rumours with further clues that they are 'official'. The US pop star, 22, has shared a selection of intimate photos of herself and Chris, including one of his hand on her leg, taken over the past week. 3 JoJo Siwa has shared intimate photos of herself and Chris Hughes 3 One snap shows Chris' hand on JoJo's leg Credit: Instagram / @itsjojosiwa 3 JoJo says she will remember the week 'for the rest of her life' JoJo has described the snaps, which coincided with her birthday celebrations, as "loving" and claims she will remember it 'for the rest of her life'. The Celebrity Big Brother star said: "This years birthday week was more magical than anything🤍. "Full of surprises, family time, performing, chilling, laughing, loving, smiling, and good meaningful cries. "Absolutely beautiful, wouldn't change a single thing🤍 a week I'll remember for the rest of my life." READ MORE ON JOJO SIWA JoJo's photo dump includes a snap of Chris with a mug of tea, while she is holding up her own mug with his face on it. The pair appeared to be eating breakfast together when it was taken.
The Irish Sun
29-04-2025
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Love Island star rushed to hospital for emergency surgery after very rare pregnancy diagnosis
Love Island star Tink Reading has revealed she's had emergency surgery after being diagnosed with a very rare type of pregnancy. The 28-year-old took to Instagram tonight to tell her followers she had a molar pregnancy , which happens in less than one percent of pregnancies. 3 Love Island's Tink Reading has revealed she's had emergency surgery Credit: Instagram 3 She suffered a molar pregnancy Credit: Instagram She explained that the condition is a type of gestational trophoblastic disease (GTD) where the fertilised egg doesn't develop as expected. Cells which usually form the placenta grow too quickly and form tumours which, if not removed, can become cancerous. She wrote: "I don't really know where to start when it comes to this post. I've been debating whether to say anything at all. READ MORE ON JOJO SIWA "Down to the fact of simple embarrassment, not wanting everyone to know my personal life business and the stigma that has evolved around these types of situations. "However, if this post helps just one person going through a similar time, or even just the knowledge and awareness of what this is. well, then it's worth it." In a series of pictures, Birmingham-based Tink could be seen in her hospital gown and then recovering at home. Tink, who appeared in the ITV villa as a Casa Amor girl in 2023, said the surgery had been a success and she thanked her boyfriend and loved ones for their support. Most read in News TV She added that she now faces a wait to find out if the tumours are cancerous and what the follow up plan will be. Her comments were inundated with well-wishes and messages of support. Love Island star breaks down in tears after devastating relationship split Tink previously described herself as someone who likes to have fun and doesn't take herself too seriously. She said: "I can look cute and innocent but I do have a fiery side - if I have a problem I have no issue in saying it." The former project manager told how family, ambition and good manners are all important traits to her. 3 Tink was a bombshell arrival in 2023 Credit: Rex What is a molar pregnancy? A MOLAR pregnancy is a rare complication that happens by chance. It is when there is a problem with a fertilised egg, which means a baby and a placenta do not develop in the way they should after conception. Molar pregnancies may seem regular at first, but they cannot develop into a healthy baby. They can be complete, when a sperm fertilises an empty egg that contains no genes from the woman and no parts of the baby form. Or they can be partial, when two sperm fertilise the egg at the same time, so there is one set of female chromosomes and two sets of male chromosomes, and there may be some tissue that looks like a foetus. Despite early signs of a baby, it cannot fully develop or survive. In rare cases, a twin pregnancy will show a normal developing baby and a molar pregnancy at the same time. For many women, it is possible for the pregnancy to continue. But if you have complications, it may not be able to. Speak to your doctor. Source: NHS and Cancer Research UK
