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The Sun
an hour ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Loose Women star Christine Lampard gives rare glimpse of children Patricia and Freddie during luxury family holiday
CHRISTINE Lampard has given a rare glimpse of her children Patricia and Freddie during a luxury family holiday. The Loose Women anchor and husband Frank, both 46, jetted to Dubai with little ones for half term. 3 3 And Christine - who keeps her children out of the spotlight - couldn't resist giving fans a little glimpse inside their fun. She posted a video montage from the break, showing Patricia, six, swimming while dressed as a mermaid. The video also saw Freddie, four, copying his famous dad's pose as they went out for dinner. Posting the clip on Instagram, Christine wrote: "A half term dose of sunshine and mermaids." Frank is also dad to Luna, 19, and Isla, 17, from his relationship with Elen Rivas. Christine and Frank tied the knot in 2015. As well as her work on Loose Women, Christine often steps in for Lorraine Kelly on her chat show. During a recent run as guest host, Christine interviewed Kate Ferdinand - and was quick to ask the former Towie star about life with a blended family and made a rare revelation about her own. She said: "What do your two little ones think about the big ones in your household? "Because I know my two little ones, their big sisters walk in, and it's like god-like female creatures have walked into the house."


Daily Mail
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Kate Ferdinand shows off her incredible figure in series of bikinis as she shares sun-soaked snaps from family half term holiday
Kate Ferdinand showed off her incredible figure in a series of bikinis as she shared sun-soaked snaps from her family half term holiday on Sunday. The former TOWIE star, 33, looked sensational in a blue triangle two piece which highlighted hers abs, while in another she wore navy swimwear and cuddled her daughter Shae. Kate is a stepmother to her husband Rio Ferdinand 's three children: Lorenz, 18, Tate, 16 and Tia, 14. And she also has two children with Rio: son Cree, born in December 2020, and daughter Shae, born in 2023. She penned in the caption of her post: 'Half term with the family, we've got Lorenz & Tate back for off season so this was a special one having all 5 kids together.' From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new Showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. The former TOWIE star, 33, looked sensational in a blue triangle two piece which highlighted hers abs, while in another she wore navy swimwear and cuddled her daughter Shae Other snaps saw her looking glamorous in a plunging dark red dress as she posed with Lorenz and Tia - whose face they don't yet show. Kate also shared a sweet video of Shae and Cree holding hands in a sunny garden as they wore matching swimwear. Kate is passionate about passing on her healthy lifestyle to her kids, who she shares with former footballer turned pundit husband Rio. Speaking to Women's Health recently Kate explained how the teenagers have followed the same fitness path as she did, after she developed a love for the gym whilst in secondary school. 'My school was far away enough that I'd have to take a bus or train to get there, but if I went to the gym with my mum in the morning, I'd get a lift to school with her afterwards,' she explained. 'I fell in love with swimming and training in the gym, and it's something I've done the rest of my life. I like the effects exercise has on my body, but I love the effects it has on my mind.' 'I suffer with anxiety, and feel overwhelmed at times, but exercise is a time for me to think of nothing else other than what I'm doing. And, for me, that doesn't really happen often during the day with lots of kids. I'm always thinking about something! Other snaps saw her looking glamorous in a plunging dark red dress as she posed with Lorenz and Tia - whose face they don't yet show Speaking about her new activewear range for Tesco 's F&F Kate has previously said: 'This is the perfect collection for someone who is on-the-go, whether it's a mum or just someone with a busy lifestyle. We've got everything from your gym clothes to your comfy trackies in there. 'Being with the kids so much, those are the things I wear the most pretty much every day. I literally couldn't live without leggings and a hoodie. And the quality is honestly just unbelievable – I think people will be quite shocked at how good it is.' After being announced as F&F's new Brand Ambassador, she said: 'I'm so excited to join F&F as their new brand ambassador and launching with activewear couldn't be more perfect for me! 'I live in workout clothing wherever I'm on the go, whether that's for a workout or just day to day family life.'


Daily Mail
4 days ago
- Health
- Daily Mail
'They treated us like animals!' Mother whose dream holiday to Turkey was destroyed when her son was rushed into 'mortuary'-esque hospital with 'excruciating stomach pain' reveals worst things about emergency care abroad
A mother's dream family holiday to Turkey was derailed after her son underwent emergency surgery in a horror hospital that resembled a mortuary.. Kay Bainbridge, from Rainham, Kent, was enjoying a family holiday to Turkey when her five-year-old son Layton began experiencing excruciating stomach pain. The panicked mother-of-three said she immediately sought medical attention from her Antalya hotel doctor but was told her son could not be seen without a large cash payment. The Kent native spent more than £1,270 on medical costs for her little boy and claims that her insurance company has yet to cover the cost. She has now set up a GoFundMe to help cover the costs of the emergency treatment and flights home after revealing the terrible reality of the emergency care they received. The mother and son flew out to Turkey with Kay's two other sons Kian and Kayson, her mother, brother, sister, and her children's father on May 14 for a family holiday. But while relaxing in Antalya, Layton, five, became extremely unwell and in the early hours of May 20 Kay found her little boy 'screaming in excruciating pain and vomiting'. The worried mother called the hotel doctor over who redirected her to a local clinic which Kay described as 'rundown' and added 'it was like going in to a mortuary.' The Kent native then explained that before her son had even been examined she was asked to pay up front costs of more than £1,000. Kay, worried for her son, handed over her last £250 which said was supposed to be for spending money for the last day or two of the holiday. She added that despite telling staff she had no more money left, they continued demanding more from her and she felt they became aggressive towards her. Kay said: 'They were still demanding £800 on top of the £200 and because I couldn't pay they got really angry and really aggressive.' Layton was then transferred to Baskent University Hospital in Alanya for further treatment and an operation on his intestines which had become twisted. But the mother-of-three said the care did not improve and during her stay she found the staff rude, the meals inedible and the care lacking in professionalism. The Kent local described how on route from the doctor's clinic to the hospital, paramedics fell asleep in the ambulance and Kay was left to watch over her son alone. 'While we were travelling there the paramedic was asleep, curled up in the back of the ambulance fast asleep for two hours on the way to the hospital while she was supposed to be taking care of Layton.' The Kent local described how on route from the doctor's clinic to the hospital, paramedics fell asleep in the ambulance and Kay was left to watch over her son alone Kay explained that upon her arrival, while Layton was taken immediately in to surgery, her and her son's passports were taken off them by hospital staff. The worried mother explained this left her in a panic. 'All this was going on like no one spoke English. I didn't have a clue what was going on. All I knew was that my son was going for surgery. I didn't know where or what was happening,' she said. After the surgery, Kay claims the hospital refused to let her son eat and the meals they did provide were awful. 'As a private hospital, you would expect something decent. I wouldn't even feed the food to an animal it was that bad. 'It was slop, literally just beans and rice, proper poor food,' Kay said. She went on to describe the treatment her son received as shocking and told MailOnline she watched medics anaesthetise Layton while he was still sitting in a wheelchair in the emergency room. She also said that her son was screaming and begging them to stop as they roughly inserted a cannula in to his hand that left the bed stained with blood. Kay said: 'Before the surgery they were putting cannulas in his arm and they were pinning him down while he was screaming, begging them to stop.' Kay also confessed she fears she may have signed away her son's organs during the process because she kept being handed forms in Turkish, without any translation After waiting in the hospital for her son to be deemed fit to fly, Kay told MailOnline the hospital believed they had lost her and Layton's passports and she was only able to recover them after threatening to get the police involved. Kay also confessed she fears she may have signed away her son's organs during the process because she kept being handed forms in Turkish, without any translation and struggled with the language barrier. 'I was getting made to sign things like things that weren't in English. I don't know what I was signing,' she recounted. 'I still don't know what I signed to this day. All I've been given is his medical report. No copies of anything that I've signed.' 'All this was going on like no one spoke English. I didn't have a clue what was going on. All I knew was that my son was going for surgery. I didn't know where or what was happening. In total Kay paid £1,270 for the emergency treatment for her son but her worries did not end there. Having run out of money, Kay and Layton were unable to stay in a hotel after being discharged. Although Kay said she contacted her insurance company, she claims they informed her they would be unable to cover the costs of a hotel stay for a further five days while Layton recovered and the mother confessed she and her five-year-old son were forced to sleep in the airport and book an earlier flight home. She said: 'My poor child had to spend eight hours on the cold floor in a Turkish airport because we had nowhere else to go.' Kay added that she made the best of the situation and pushed two chairs together to create a makeshift bed for Layton, who was still recovering from surgery, to sleep on. She added: 'It was either sleep on the streets with him, sleep in the airport for 5 days, or risk bringing him home.' The mother-of-three also had to pay £140 for flights back to the UK where the rest of her worried family waited for news. And the whole experience has had a lasting impact on her son. 'He's tramuatised. He keeps saying "Mum please don't ever take me back there" and he won't tell me he' s in pain because he think he's going to have to go back there, ' Kay revealed. Now back in the UK, Kay explained that in her son's first NHS hospital appointment she will ask for a full scan of her son's organs after finding worrying medical details on her son's paperwork. 'I'll have full scans to make sure he's got everything there, because on this paperwork it mentions that his appendix couldn't be seen. He's never had his appendix taken out.,' Kay said. 'And I've seen stories out there - that woman who had her heart removed. ' Earlier this month Beth Martin, 28, fell ill during a flight to Turkey. Initially blaming food poisoning, the mother-of-two from Portsmouth was taken to hospital where she tragically died a day later. In a sickening turn of events, a UK autopsy later revealed Beth's heart had been removed after she passed away in Turkey. The Ministry of Health in Turkey revealed Beth died after a 'cardiac arrest due to multiple organ failure' - but stopped short at explaining the exact cause of this and have not explained why her heart was missing. Kay added: 'A lot of people have told me they [Turkish surgeons] can just take the organs for their own right. And they don't need permission. It's worried me a bit, so I just want to make sure that I understand all the paperwork I've signed.'


Daily Mail
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Millie Mackintosh sizzles in a tiny bikini as she shows off her toned figure while on family getaway to Turkey after revealing her sexuality struggles
Millie Mackintosh showed off her toned figure as she shared new bikini pictures from her family holiday to Turkey. The former Made in Chelsea star, 35, has been keeping fans up to date during her relaxing break as she tops up her bronzed tan. Taking to Instagram on Friday, Millie shared a collection of her gorgeous summery looks from the trip to her 1.4million followers. In one picture, the busy mother wore a tiny blue and white bikini while showing off her collection of looks from her getaway. Millie could be seen posing in a lift with an empty buggy, wearing a colourful two piece along with a matching a cover-up as her sun-kissed complexion glowed. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new Showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. Millie's impressive abs were on display as she modelled white sunglasses and wore a straw hat while juggling a beach bag on either shoulder. She captioned the post: 'What I wore on holiday ❤️☀️.' One swooning fan commented: 'Millie you look just stunning in all of them!' Earlier this week, Millie shared a playful video as she demonstrated the challenges of parenting whilst holidaying with four children alongside husband Hugo Taylor. The star could be seen lying on a sun lounger a bright pink two-piece that displayed her cleavage and toned legs. Captioning the clip set to Sabrina Carpenter's hit son Busy Woman, Millie wrote: 'POV: Catching up with your bestie when you both have 2 kids'. Meanwhile, Millie recently opened up on her sexuality as she revealed she struggled with her sexuality during her younger years. She told how she would only find the coverage to 'kiss' women when she was drunk. Millie has left fans hot under the collar with her bikini snaps during her trip to Turkey with husband Hugo Taylor and their four children Earlier this week, Millie shared a playful video as she demonstrated the challenges of parenting whilst holidaying with four children alongside husband Hugo Taylor Speaking to Caggie Dunlop's Saturn Returns Podcast, Millie said: 'As a teen when I would drink, I would make out with women, but that's not something I felt confident to do when I was sober... 'I had crushes on girls at school and I just didn't have the awareness to go ''I like girls as well.'' I'd just have crushes and get all weird about them. I remember having sleepovets and going ''I wonder if they're going to kiss me.''' Millie went sober in 2022 and has spoken honestly about her battle with drink, releasing her very own book titled 'Bad Drunk'. Earlier this week, Millie opened up to fans about her ADHD and Dyspraxia diagnoses. She said: 'I am Dyspraxic and struggle with hand eye coordination, memory and often walk into things. 'I used to play the drums and have an electric blue drum kit aged 11'. 'I was bullied as a teen and diagnosed with depression at 16. I have a fear of small spaces and the dark and have done since I was a child'. Dyspraxia, also known as developmental co-ordination disorder (DCD), is a common disorder that affects movement and co-ordination. While Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a behavioural condition defined by inattentiveness, hyperactivity and impulsiveness.


The Independent
27-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Independent
WIN! A luxury beach holiday for the family to the Costa Dorada
Get ready for the perfect mix of beachfront bliss and family fun at the four-star Estival El Dorado Resort on the sun-kissed Costa Dorada (known locally as Costa Daurada) coast. We've teamed up with Jet2holidays to offer you a chance to win a seven-night, all-inclusive-plus stay for two adults and two children at this Luxe Collection property. The hotel has everything you need for the perfect family holiday. You can have fun with the kids at the on-site splash park. Or hire sports equipment to go kayaking and windsurfing. Or enjoy more laidback days lounging around one of the three outdoor pools or relaxing in the spa while your little ones enjoy activities at the children's club. Estival El Dorado Resort truly ticks all the boxes. Tuck into delicious buffet breakfasts and lunch and dinner dishes that showcase global flavours to suit every palate, while enjoying entertainment to excite every age. If you do decide to venture away from the comfortable, modern rooms and stunning surroundings of Estival El Dorado Resort, get even more thrills at nearby PortAventura World theme park or explore the history and pretty cobbled streets of Cambrils, a culinary hotspot packed with family-friendly eateries. Costa Dorada has 50 miles of long, sandy beaches (including 26 Blue Flag beaches), with shallow waters, perfect for families, as well as great watersports from kayaking and paddleboarding to snorkelling and scuba diving on offer. Nearby La Llosa Beach and L'Ardiaca are highlights. For your chance to win this fantastic seven-night stay at Estival El Dorado Resort, for a family of four (that's two adults, two children), fill in the form below. Terms and conditions*: Competition closes 23.59pm BST 24 June. A seven-night holiday for up to two adults, two children (up to the age of 12 on the date of return) (can also be claimed by solely 2 adults) in a Junior Suite on an all-inclusive plus basis at the 4* Estival El Dorado Resort in Cambrils, Costa Dorada. This prize includes return flights for up to four people (two adults, two children – up to the age of 12 on the date of return) from any UK Airport from which flies to Reus (Barcelona South) Airport (REU) and allows for the duration of the holiday advertised, transfers to and from the overseas airport and the hotel and one free item of checked baggage of up to 22kg per person. This prize must be booked by 6 July 2025 and must be completed between one of the following bands subject to availability (including all return travel): 06/07/2025 - 17/07/2025 28/07/2025 - 11/08/2025 03/09/2025 - 16/10/2025 20/04/2026 - 21/05/2026 01/06/2026 - 17/07/2026 27/07/2026 - 10/08/2026 01/09/2026 - 22/10/2026 Find out more about Jet2holidays packages – including 22kg baggage per person and return transfers** and your choice of two to five-star hotels – online at Jet2holidays. Right now, myJet2 members can also save £400 per family of four† in The Big Jet2 Price Drop too (correct at original publish date). *T&Cs apply, see for more details **Unless otherwise stated †£100 per person off holidays for myJet2 members departing until 15 November 2026. myJet2 members will need to be logged into their account at the time of booking for the discount to automatically apply. Book online, via our app, through our call centre or with your travel agent. Please note the discount is not applied to children travelling on a free child place. Terms and conditions apply, please see for details.