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Scottish Sun
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Reality star gives birth to first baby and tells fans she's ‘in the newborn trenches'
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) MADE In Chelsea star Caggie Dunlop has given birth to her first baby telling fans she is in "the newborn trenches". Caggie and her boyfriend, whose name she is yet to share, learned she was expecting in September. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 4 Caggie Dunlop has given birth to her first baby Credit: Instagram 4 Caggie and her boyfriend, whose name she is yet to share, learned she was expecting in September Credit: Instagram 4 The former reality TV star posted photos from her pregnancy earlier this year Credit: Instagram The 35-year-old former reality star announced the arrival of their bundle of joy in a post on Instagram. Caggie also revealed her baby's sex, after waiting to give birth to find out. In an honest post, the star said the first few days of taking care of their newborn has been a "brutal awakening," and she promised to share more photos of the baby when she felt up to it. Caggie penned: "These were the last pictures taken of me pregnant. "I gave birth to our baby girl on Wednesday morning, our hearts are exploding with love. And I'm completely overwhelmed by the tiredness. "The initiation into motherhood has been unlike anything I could have imagined. "I'm just trying to keep my head above water. I'll share more in the coming days, but for now, we're deep in the 'newborn trenches,' as they say. "Everyone told me to take photos while pregnant because I'd regret it if I didn't. "At the time, I really didn't feel like being in front of a camera… but I'm so glad we captured these, the day before she arrived." She continued: "I already miss her being in my belly—the safety, the unity. It's been replaced with a constant undercurrent of worry and anxiety. Made In Chelsea star gives birth to baby boy as she reveals son's adorable name "I remember someone once described this part as 'your heart now living outside your chest'—and I'm learning what that really means. "Every cry pierces deeply. Every feed touches a part of you you didn't know existed. "It's a brutal awakening, a maddening kind of magic. "I can't believe I'm a mum." Caggie's followers empathised, with one writing: "Congratulations give yourself alot of grace during these next few weeks and months, & continue taking pictures. Newborn stage flies by." Caggie was an original Made In Chelsea cast member whose time on the show was entwined with her relationship with Spencer Matthews. She quit after three series to concentrate on her music career. Using her full name Catherine Dunlop, the West Londoner released a single, Neverland, and has launched a clothing range, ISWAI (It Started With An Idea). She has now rebranded as Caggie, and her latest music release was the 2024 track, Breakfast. It came five years after her previous single, I Wish I Knew. In total she's achieved nearly 4million streams and describes her sound as 'soft, nostalgic, ethereal and feminine'. The multi-talented star also has a keen interest in astrology and in 2023 released her first book, Saturn Returns: Your Cosmic Coming of Age. She told Hello! of her career change: "A lot has changed in the last 10 years, when I was in my early twenties. I think I was just trying to be someone that I wasn't, someone that didn't really feel authentic. "I think for a long time I was sort of looking backwards and feeling that because I've done a reality show that would forever pigeonhole me. "I was not going to be able to be taken seriously in other industries, but now I'm like, that's just my own stuff, you know, that's just my own limitation… I think for a lot of my 20s I was in quite a victimhood mentality."
The Irish Sun
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Reality star gives birth to first baby and tells fans she's ‘in the newborn trenches'
MADE In Chelsea star Caggie Dunlop has given birth to her first baby telling fans she is in "the newborn trenches". Caggie and her boyfriend, whose name she is yet to share, learned she was expecting in September. 4 Caggie Dunlop has given birth to her first baby Credit: Instagram 4 Caggie and her boyfriend, whose name she is yet to share, learned she was expecting in September Credit: Instagram 4 The former reality TV star posted photos from her pregnancy earlier this year Credit: Instagram The 35-year-old former reality star announced the arrival of their bundle of joy in a post on Instagram. Caggie also revealed her baby's sex, after waiting to give birth to find out. In an honest post, the star said the first few days of taking care of their newborn has been a "brutal awakening," and she promised to share more photos of the baby when she felt up to it. Caggie penned: "These were the last pictures taken of me pregnant. "I gave birth to our baby girl on Wednesday morning, our hearts are exploding with love. And I'm completely overwhelmed by the tiredness. "The initiation into motherhood has been unlike anything I could have imagined. "I'm just trying to keep my head above water. I'll share more in the coming days, but for now, we're deep in the 'newborn trenches,' as they say. "Everyone told me to take photos while pregnant because I'd regret it if I didn't. Most read in Reality "At the time, I really didn't feel like being in front of a camera… but I'm so glad we captured these, the day before she arrived." She continued: "I already miss her being in my belly—the safety, the unity. It's been replaced with a constant undercurrent of worry and anxiety. Made In Chelsea star gives birth to baby boy as she reveals son's adorable name "I remember someone once described this part as 'your heart now living outside your chest'—and I'm learning what that really means. "Every cry pierces deeply. Every feed touches a part of you you didn't know existed. "It's a brutal awakening, a maddening kind of magic. "I can't believe I'm a mum." Caggie's followers empathised, with one writing: "Congratulations give yourself alot of grace during these next few weeks and months, & continue taking pictures. Newborn stage flies by." Caggie was an original Made In Chelsea cast member whose time on the show was entwined with her relationship with Spencer Matthews. She quit after three series to concentrate on her music career. Using her full name Catherine Dunlop, the West Londoner released a single, Neverland, and has launched a clothing range, ISWAI (It Started With An Idea). She has now rebranded as Caggie, and her latest music release was the 2024 track, Breakfast. It came five years after her previous single, I Wish I Knew. In total she's achieved nearly 4million streams and describes her sound as 'soft, nostalgic, ethereal and feminine'. The multi-talented star also has a keen interest in astrology and in 2023 released her first book, Saturn Returns: Your Cosmic Coming of Age. She told Hello! of her career change: "A lot has changed in the last 10 years, when I was in my early twenties. I think I was just trying to be someone that I wasn't, someone that didn't really feel authentic. Read more on the Irish Sun "I think for a long time I was sort of looking backwards and feeling that because I've done a reality show that would forever pigeonhole me. "I was not going to be able to be taken seriously in other industries, but now I'm like, that's just my own stuff, you know, that's just my own limitation… I think for a lot of my 20s I was in quite a victimhood mentality." 4 Caggie dated Spencer Matthews in the early Made In Chelsea days Credit: Getty Images - Getty
Yahoo
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Kid Cudi Teases a New Album & First Single ‘Neverland' in Cryptic Post
Kid Cudi is teasing his return with a new song called 'Neverland.' On Thursday (May 1), Cudi shared a cryptic teaser on social media that merely shows some amusement park rides before posting the link to the rapper's website. More from Billboard Valiant Promises a Trap Dancehall-R&B Fusion on His New 'Prove Them Wrong' EP: 'You Don't Know Which Songs Could Change Your Life' Lorde Lands First ARIA Top 10 Since 2017 With 'What Was That' Maroon 5 Teams Up With BLACKPINK's LISA for New Single 'PRICELESS' 'Pre save NEVERLAND, my first single from my new album, NOW!' Cudi wrote on X. The website has a countdown clock that expires next Friday. The new single comes after Cudder's last record, 2024's Insano, was intended as his swan song. Cudi had talked about retiring back in 2022, writing on X he had one more project in him before delving into other creative avenues. 'Im doin 1 more album and then im done w my deal and not sure what ima do after that but yea, 1 more,' he wrote at the time. 'Wont be next year. Keep u posted.' In a follow up tweet, Cudi added, 'This is for all my fans that have been ridin w me for so long. This will be all new music. The songs ive teased ill prolly put out as singles here and there to hold u over.' During the rapper's appearance on Hot Ones in October of that year, he also shared that he felt his career as a rap artist was 'nearing the end.' 'I just don't know if I wanna do music, drop albums for too much longer, you know?' he said. 'I'm kind of nearing the end on all things Kid Cudi, I think.' It seems Mr. Rager has reconsidered. Check out the teaser below. Best of Billboard Chart Rewind: In 1989, New Kids on the Block Were 'Hangin' Tough' at No. 1 Janet Jackson's Biggest Billboard Hot 100 Hits H.E.R. & Chris Brown 'Come Through' to No. 1 on Adult R&B Airplay Chart
Yahoo
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Kid Cudi Will Recount His Pursuit of Happiness in ‘Cudi: The Memoir'
Kid Cudi will reflect on the journey of his life and career in his debut memoir Cudi: The Memoir, out Aug. 5. The musician announced the book on Instagram, sharing accompanying artwork that he painted himself. The memoir will recount stories that capture 'life lessons, the rager period of my life, and fighting my demons,' he said in the caption, 'all the way to the present, where happiness has found me.' 'I cannot wait for u guys to read it. Its filled w so much about my journey from my first memory to turning 40,' Cudi said. 'I hope this book does what my music does for u and gives u guidance and hope that u will make it through those difficult times.' Cudi: The Memoir will be published by Simon & Schuster. The book is 320 pages. More from Rolling Stone Kid Cudi Opens 'New Era' With Reflective Single 'Neverland' Kid Cudi's Car Arson: New Details Revealed in Fire Report Kid Cudi Pays Homage to New York City in 'Don't Worry' Music Video The cover art features a cartoon image of Cudi set against a bright blue background. 'This is my debut of my artwork! I hope u guys like the vibes,' he added. 'There will be more pictures of my paintings in the book, as well as pictures from childhood all the way to my years in the business and all the things I've accomplished. Get ready, you'll all understand me a lot more after this. LOVE YALL MAN!!' Last week, Cudi released the new single 'Neverland,' his first since sharing the latest installment of his The Soundtrack of Moon Man series in 2024. The song arrives ahead of the Tribeca Film Festival premiere of his short film, Neverland, directed by Ti West and produced by Monkeypaw Productions, scheduled for June. ''Neverland' marks the beginning of an exciting new era for me,' Cudi said in a statement. 'I'm really proud of this new sound, and I can't wait for fans — old and new — to experience what's coming. With the album and the short film premiering at Tribeca, this is just the start of something much bigger.' Best of Rolling Stone The 50 Greatest Eminem Songs All 274 of Taylor Swift's Songs, Ranked The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time
Daily Mail
11-05-2025
- Business
- Daily Mail
EXCLUSIVE Fury as American billionaire owner of Michael Jackson's Neverland ranch plans to build 'monstrous' mansion in idyllic Oxfordshire village
Villagers living in the heart of rural Oxfordshire fear their small slice of British paradise will be transformed into a 'billionaires' playground' should plans for a 'monstrosity' mansion be green lit. Locals in Little Tew are battling against American billionaire Ronald Burkle's bid to build a lavish six-bedroom country pile on farmland in the quaint Cotswolds idyll, which they fear could become a new ' Michael Jackson '-style Neverland mansion. Mr Burkle, who owns celebrity hotspot Soho House and Jackson's former Neverland ranch, has rubbed shoulders with Elton John and the Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson. He hopes to build a pool, lake, stables, staff flat and solar panel field. The sprawling manor house would also be fitted with its very own gun room, lift, entertainment room and wine store, several reception rooms, a butler's pantry and a domed entrance hall said to be inspired by the Pantheon in Rome. But villagers have drawn battle lines against it and have been struggling for the best part of three years to have the scheme thrown out by West Oxfordshire District Council - with some rallying together to pay for a top barrister to represent them. Originally rejected in 2022, a renewed bid has since been submitted - with Little Tew now in 'limbo' while councillors mull over whether to approve it or not. Should it be green-lit, locals fear it would open the floodgates for further 'vulgar' mega homes. 'It's just going to turn our small part of rural England into a billionaires' playground,' one 48-year-old mother-of-two told MailOnline when we visited the rural hamlet. 'The whole thing is just p***ing people off because it's going to price people out of the area... It's turning Oxford into the latest playground for the mega rich.' Mr Burkle, a Californian investor behind a string of deals involving US supermarkets, bought a majority stake in Soho House in 2012 and serves as executive chairman. The group runs more than 40 clubs from Nashville, in the US, to Bangkok, in Thailand. Annual membership in the UK costs as much as £2,950. The ultra-rich American also owns Michael Jackson's infamous Neverland ranch, which he purchased in December 2020 for $22million (£16million). Little Tew, located between Banbury and Chipping Norton - and just seven miles away from Jeremy Clarkson's Diddly Squat farm shop - was originally built as a farming village. In the 19th century the rural getaway - surrounded by fields and rolling hills - saw an influx of academics from Oxford. More recently, it has included Star Trek actor Sir Patrick Stewart as one of its residents. Anthony Cripps is a tenant in one of the idyllic hamlet's cottages, having lived in Little Tew for 10 years and now fears for the future of the quintessential country retreat. Speaking to MailOnline from his office, the 58-year-old recruitment consultant said: 'It's obscene. You know, we need more affordable housing, we don't need more new houses for billionaires. 'It is monstrous. It looks like a sort of Michael Jackson "Pixie" mansion. It's very ugly. 'It would look more suitable where there's a line of mansions but not something in the middle of the English countryside, in a particularly delicate spot.' Mr Cripps, who is the chairman of the village's parish meeting, feared the 'ugly' mansion could threaten to destroy Little Tew's unspoiled, protected countryside. 'We're not we're not NIMBYs,' he added. 'There have been efforts to think about where we can have affordable housing in the village and all of that - and we're certainly open to this. 'But this village has just two post boxes, there was a pub here over the road until 1890 and there was a bus stop that now doesn't have a bus calling. So we are a very rural settlement. 'We've recently put in 20mph speed limits. We've done that, not because we like seeing 20mph speed limits everywhere, but because we have so many incredibly wealthy people speeding through in the Bentleys and their Rolls-Royces.' Pensioners Margaret Norris, 79, and Andrew Dunston, 75, have lived in the village for 45 years and are both staunchly against the development. 'It disgusts me,' said Andrew when MailOnline visited his picturesque thatched cottage in the heart of the village. 'It's completely out of character.' Ms Norris added: 'It really is a monstrous carbuncle.' Pictured is one of the fields where the lavish new country estate could be constructed upon Mr Dunston said the campaign by locals to oppose the mansion was reaching a critical turning point. While neighbour Mr Cripps added: 'I think it's illustrative of a greater aim to protect what is left of rural England.' Locals living in the isolated village - which has no shop or bus stop and only two post boxes as well as a humble 19th century church - say the community would face significant disruption should Mr Burkle's mansion be constructed. In the southern end of Little Tew, a mother-of-two said the American magnate's 'colossal' development was a 'vulgar display of wealth'. Speaking to MailOnline from her home - which was adorned with Union flags and bunting to mark VE Day - the married 51-year-old feared the village's fight would ultimately fail. 'It's a huge shame and I feel like it's the whim of a person who doesn't really have a lot of interest in the village and just wants somewhere to build his enormous mansion,' said the woman, who regularly enjoys blackberry picking at the rural plot with her children. 'It's a beautiful area that's very unspoiled. It just seems to be a display of gratuitous wealth rather than anything else. 'I just hope, in my heart of hearts, he doesn't get permission, but then you hear rumours that he gets what he wants, and won't take no for an answer. 'I don't think it's necessary, in this day and age, to build houses of that significance. 'These lovely old villages are very much built with a purpose in mind. Other than just being gratuitous grandeur, I can't see why this mansion is being built. I mean, it's hardly Blenheim Palace, is it... It's a colossal monstrosity.' Despite receiving dozens of objections for the plans submitted to West Oxfordshire District Council, Mr Burkle has insisted he would be 'a good neighbour'. But earlier this year, the American tycoon's plans were dealt a blow after a potential Iron Age fort was discovered at the site he hopes to build, which could scupper the project. Oxfordshire County Archaeological Service's report said: 'There have been few formal archaeological investigations undertaken in Little Tew, and few cropmarks suggestive of archaeological remains have been recorded in the area. 'There is potential for features related to a possible Iron Age multi-vallate hillfort to exist on the site with the possible hillfort located at The Manor House, Little Tew, 720m southeast of the development site. 'Though the applicant has submitted a DBA (archaeological desk-based assessment), this is limited without any fieldwork being undertaken.' The report suggests a practical field investigation ought to be carried out and that Mr Burkle should be the one who commissions the search. It comes as a planning committee previously rejected designs for the house in 2022 for failing to represent a 'truly outstanding development' and not meeting specific planning criteria. An objector for the latest application wrote: 'Rather than being a development of "truly outstanding quality", I believe it to be a proposal of truly outstanding grotesquerie. 'It would be a travesty for light and sound pollution to be increased by such a massive intrusion on the outskirts of our village. 'Please reject what would clearly be an inappropriate, non-isolated, habitat-threatening, polluting, un-enhancing and insensitive 'monstrous carbuncle'.' The 4.37-hectare development would also incorporate a natural swimming pool, bather's pavilion in the "pleasure ground" area, stable block and estate manager's cottage plus a circular lawn that could double-up as a helipad. And architect Francis Terry's "new country house" features stables as well as a landscape garden, courtyard, solar panels, a new lake and a tree nursery alongside the house. Ron's other famous friends in include Sir Elton John and David Furnish. Pictured here at an event in Hollywood in 2016 Mr Burkle is executive chairman of Soho House, which includes Soho Farmhouse three miles from the site. He is also behind plans for the Mullin Automotive Museum in nearby Enstone approved last year despite almost 200 objection letters sent to the council. In a recent interview the 71-year-old mogul, who owns six properties including Michael Jackson's Neverland ranch, said he would be a good neighbour wherever he ends up living and support local charities and community organisations. He also said he is still in the process of buying the land and the current owner had drawn up the plans before he got involved and added he would only proceed to buy it if he gets planning approval. But the archaeological report explained: 'In accordance with the National Planning Policy Framework, we would therefore recommend that, prior to the determination of this application the applicant should therefore be responsible for the implementation of an archaeological field evaluation. 'This must be carried out by a professionally qualified archaeological organisation and should aim to define the character and extent of the archaeological remains within the application area and thus indicate the weight which should be attached to their preservation. 'This evaluation must be undertaken in line with the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists standards and guidance for archaeological evaluation including the submission and agreement of a suitable written scheme of investigation. 'This information can be used for identifying potential options for minimising or avoiding damage to the archaeology and on this basis, an informed and reasonable decision can be taken.' The planning application remains under consideration.
