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The Sun
a day ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Ex on the Beach stars marry – just TWO WEEKS after revealing surprise engagement
AN Ex on the Beach couple have tied the knot - just TWO WEEKS after revealing their surprise engagement. Helen Briggs and Chet Johnson shot to fame on the MTV show in 2016 and have gone on to have four children together. 6 6 6 At the beginning of August, they announced their engagement after a decade together, and revealed their big day wasn't far away. And it turns out it was on Saturday, as their nuptials were confirmed by British DJ and former Geordie Shore star Joel Corry. Joel shared a short clip of the newlyweds following the ceremony as they were greeted by their guests. Helen, 30, opted for a short, white lace gown with a low cut neckline and thin straps. She also wore a white headpiece with an extra long train and white stilettos. Meanwhile Chet, 35, wore a traditional black three piece suit and a bow tie. The couple had shared their engagement news in a video, with the caption: "Today is our 10 year anniversary… & the beginning of something even more beautiful. "In a couple of weeks we are saying 'I do" We can't wait for this next chapter…." Addressing fans in the video they revealed how it was Helen who popped the question. Chet said: "I was at the gym, and I get this phone call and she's like. 'Do you want to get married?' and I'm like, 'What do you mean do you want to get married?'" Watch as Helen Briggs reveals she's given birth to fourth baby Helen added: "If anyone knows me, I always said 10 years and I'll decide if I want to get married or not." This latest happy news comes just weeks after the couple welcomed their fourth child, Honey, in June. They are also parents to Ocean, Elvis, and Peach, however it hasn't all been plane sailing for the couple as back in 2023, Helen accused Chet of cheating on her. He vehemently denied the accusations and the couple reunited shortly after. 6 6 6
Yahoo
01-07-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Bengals get warning about Trey Hendrickson contract from former agent
Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Trey Hendrickson might have provided a seemingly good sign by being in the local area lately, but his contract standoff is far from over. Hendrickson is in Cincinnati and the lines of communication with the Bengals are back open. But the same factors, like his age, asking price and perceived/alleged lack of proper communication and past promises linger. Advertisement Outside market factors play a huge role too, which is why former sports agent Joel Corry at CBS Sports broke down why the Bengals need to do a deal right now: 'The Bengals should be looking to get ahead of any additional changes with pass rushers that are foreseeable. The edge rusher market should continue to escalate before the regular season starts in September thanks to Micah Parsons and Watt. It's just a matter of time before the Cowboys pay Parsons at the top of the market. Aidan Hutchinson getting a contract extension from the Detroit Lions is also a possibility. A strong deal by Watt, in particular, will complicate matters between Hendrickson and the Bengals. There is about a two-month age gap with Hendrickson, as Watt turns 31 in October.' RELATED: Bengals, Shemar Stewart nuclear option includes 2026 NFL draft route Advertisement Of course, Hendrickson and his reps know this, too. Bengals fans surely remember Ja'Marr Chase waiting around on a contract extension while others reset the market first, too. Maybe that wasn't explicitly said, but it's just smart business. One could debate for a long time whether the Bengals will care at all about what the Steelers do with T.J. Watt or otherwise. The fact Hendrickson was permitted to seek a trade and couldn't find one, though, continues to hint that the Bengals hold most of the leverage, regardless. As always, it feels like the two sides meeting roughly halfway on money and years will mean the Bengals eventually get Hendrickson in camp on a new contract. RELATED: Bengals standouts after mandatory minicamp includes surprises This article originally appeared on Bengals Wire: Bengals get warning about Trey Hendrickson contract from former agent
Yahoo
05-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
'A celebration for the people of Southampton': new music festival set for spring
A brand new music festival is coming to Southampton in May. Playing the Field Festival at Eastleigh Football Club's Silverlake Stadium over the spring bank holiday weekend, will feature the likes of Feeder, The Coral and The Hoosiers. The event, set to become an annual fixture, promises a great live music line-up, globe trotting DJs, local music legends and other activities. (Image: Newsquest)READ MORE: Britpop legends join line-up for Southampton Summer Sessions 2025 Saturday May 24 is a family-friendly event with children of all ages welcome. Sunday May 25 is Dance in the Field day with the event open to strictly over 18s only. Organisers, from city venues and brands including Engine Rooms and Orange Rooms, promise it will rival the biggest festivals, but all on our door step. With a number of acts still to be announced, the line-up also includes Joel Corry, High Contrast and Fish Octagon. The Under Cover Stage will feature top tributes to Oasis and Blur, alongside Mersey Britpop Bible, Mania the Abba tribute, Swiftogeddon and Sabrina Carpenter. In The Big Top, enjoy D.O.D, Alan Fitzpatrick and Boogie Wonderland, hosted by Soul 45. (Image: Newsquest) Other highlights include a silent disco, the world's largest bouncy castle, street food stalls, craft bars and cocktails, circus school, a fun fair, and character meet and greets. A VIP area will feature a private tent with cosy seating, and a premium drinks service. A spokesperson for Playing the Field Festival said: "This event is designed for everyone in the family, offering fun-filled activities, amazing entertainment, and a vibrant atmosphere. Don't miss out on this celebration for the people of Southampton." Welsh rockers Feeder formed in the 90s and have released 12 studio albums, 12 compilations, four EPs, and 43 singles while accumulating 25 top 75 singles between 1997 and 2012. Their biggest hits are Buck Rogers, Echo Park and Tumble and Fall. The Coral are also 90s and 00s favourites. Hear hits like Pass It On and Shadows Fall and Dreaming Of You. Worried About Ray will be included in a lively set from rockers The Hoosiers. Early bird tickets for the event, which runs from midday to 10pm both days, are on sale now at .
