OHMYGOSSIP — Henry Winkler has teased a ‘Line of Duty’ role could be on the way.
The ‘Happy Days’ legend and his wife Stacey are huge fans of the BBC police corruption drama series and he revealed he had recently had an interesting discussion with showrunner Jed Mercurio about a potential project.
He told Telegraph magazine: “Stacey and I love television. We binged ‘Line of Duty’.
“I just had a chat with Jed Mercurio, the man behind it. He had an idea he wanted to float by me – and let me just say that I liked his boat.”
The 78-year-old actor has appeared in numerous projects over the years but he’s happy to still be recognised as The Fonz from ‘Happy Days’.
He said: “I’m taking the Fonz and Beyond tour around the UK next month. I talk about my life, fears, children, dogs, my wife, my parents, who were difficult, and my career. I’m fine to still be known for the Fonz. I won an Emmy for ‘Barry’, so what do I care?”
His comments came after the show’s star Vicky McClure previously admitted she and the rest of the cast were thrilled when Henry had tweeted about his love of the programme.
She told Cosmopolitan magazine: “We did have The Fonz, aka Henry Winkler, tweet us that he’s a fan of the show which was the biggest moment for us all.
“He’s the biggest man on earth. It’s gone stateside. And who’s cooler than The Fonz? So that’s always stuck with me.”
Meanwhile, Vicky’s co-star Martin Compston recently admitted he’d love former ‘EastEnders’ star Danny Dyer sign up to play a villain in ‘Line of Duty’.
He was quoted by the Daily Mirror newspaper as saying: “[Danny] would be a great shout [as a ‘bent copper’ on the show].
“Danny is something else, honestly, he is one of our treasures. He is a wonderful actor – it would be good to see [him] in there.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Rylan Clark was at risk of being kidnapped by pirates while filming his new TV show.
The 35-year-old presenter spent a month shooting ‘Dating Naked UK’ for Paramount+ in Colombia, but being a “person of note” meant he was at risk of being abducted for a ransom.
He told The Sun on Sunday newspaper: “I was out there for a month, and they are quite liberal, but the one thing I had to worry about was being a person of note from Europe — so a genuine concern was pirates.
“That sounds really crazy, but actual pirates were the biggest concern because we were on an island filming the show.
“Moving around at night when we were filming could have ended up with pirate boats coming to get me.
“Apparently they never hurt you, they just want a bit of dollar.”
But Rylan doesn’t think the pirates would have kept him for long – and he wouldn’t have been too upset if he had been kidnapped.
He said: “They’d get rid of me after 15 minutes.”
He then quipped: “I’d have a lovely life at sea — as long as I got a Jolly Roger at the end of it.”
The 10-episode series sees singletons in their birthday suits looking for love in a tropical paradise, and the former ‘Big Brother’s Bit on the Side’ presenter previously teased it will be must-see TV.
He said: “It is no secret that I love a reality TV show, but this one is going to blow your minds.
“Not only does it feature dating and drama — on top of that everyone will be totally starkers.
“You will not want to miss this — I can’t wait for you all to see.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Jasmine Jobson was left feeling “overwhelmed” when she won Best Supporting Actress at the BAFTA Television Awards with P+O Cruises.
The 29-year-old actress starred as dealer Jaq in the Netflix crime series ‘Top Boy’ and having fought off competition from Elizabeth Debicki (‘The Crown’), Harriet Walter ( ‘Succession’ ), Lesley Manville, (‘The Crown’ ) , Nico Parker, (‘The Last of Us’) and Siobhan Finneran (‘Happy Valley’), almost broke down in tears after she was announced as the winner.
Speaking live on stage on Sunday (12.05.24) at the Royal Festival Hall in London, she said: “Oh my goodness, I don’t even know what to say, I’m overwhelmed. I was not expecting this!
“I wanna thank God, I wouldn’t be here today without him. Cowboy Films, ‘Top Boy’, Netflix, I don’t know where I’d be without you. Oooh, this was not expected!
“Thank you BAFTA, I love you all, you mean the world to me. I just do what I do to try and change a life and save a life, I wasn’t expecting this!”
Jasmine was just 14 when she made the decision to leave her family after being granted the “worst behaved child” by Westminster Social Services following a series of bad decisions but insisted that even though it was a “tough” thing to do, it put her on the path to where she is now.
She told HungerTV: “My parents raised me to be very independent. I always pride myself on being able to walk into a room and read people. In a way, it is a wall and it protects me, but it’s the best thing that anybody could have. [Going into foster care] was a big eye-opener for me.
“It’s crazy actually looking at yourself in the mirror like that at such a young age. It was a tough decision for all of us, and it wasn’t easy but we’re here now and it was the best thing I ever did.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Tess Daly thanked the viewers at home as ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ won the BAFTA TV Award for Best Entertainment Programme.
The 55-year-old star has hosted the BBC One Latin and ballroom show since its inception in 2004 and after it received the British Academy Television Award with P+O Cruises, admitted that the prestigious accolade was the “best birthday present” ahead of the show’s 20th anniversary.
Speaking live on stage at the Royal Festival Hall on Sunday (12.05.24), she explained: “It’s our 20th anniversary this year…we’ve been on telly for 20 years, so this is the greatest birthday present.And to the viewers at home, thank you so much for watching because we would not be here without you so it really does mean the world. This award is for our entire ‘Strictly’ team who are the best in television, they work so hard and they’re led my our incredible executive producer Sarah James.
“It’s just been the most wonderful series, and we want to say thank you to our celebrities for being so brave in taking part!”
Tess has fronted the competition – which last year was won by former ‘Coronation Street’ actress Ellie Leach and Vito Coppola – with Claudia Winkleman for more than a decade and after their show beat out ‘Hannah Waddingham: Home For Christmas’, ‘Later with Jools Holland’ , and ‘Michael McIntyre’s Big Show’ for the award, her co-star gave a shoutout to judges Shirley Ballas, Craig Revel Horwood, Motsi Mabuse and Anton Du Beke.
Claudia added: “We have to mention our extraordinary judges they are the backbone of our show, as well as our professional dancers. Thank you BAFTA!”
Elsewhere, Matthew MacFadyen was awarded Best Supporting Actor for his role in ‘Succession’, having already won the Outstanding Supporting Actor at the Emmys for his role in the hit comedy-drama.
The 49-year-old actor played Tom Wambsgans in the HBO series that focused on a media organisation and beat Amit Shah, (‘Happy Valley’), Éanna Hardwick (‘The Sixth Commandment’), Harris Dickinson, (‘A Murder At The End of The World’) ,Jack Lowden, (‘Slow Horses’) and Salim Daw (‘The Crown’) to the title of Best Supporting Actor for his role but could not attend the ceremony to collect his award.
Presenter Helena Bonham Carter said: “He’s not here…I don’t know why, but…I’ll give it to him!” as she walked off stage.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan won a BAFTA for Best Comedy Entertainment whilst they were actually hosting the show.
The comedy duo took on hosting duties for the British Academy Television Awards with P+O Cruises on Sunday (12.05.24) evening but were taken aback when comedienne Katherine Ryan arrived to present an award and called out the title of their Sky Max show ‘Rob and Romesh Vs …’.
Speaking live on stage at the Royal Festival Hall, Rob said: “We’d like to say thank you to everyone who makes the show, obviously it’s a huge undertaking. Most importantly, Lou and Lisa, our wonderful wives…”
Romesh quipped: “Actually, to be fair, Lisa hasn’t been wonderfully supportive!”
The double act had beaten out ‘The Graham Norton Show’, Joey Lycett’s ‘Late Night Lycett’ and ‘Would I Lie To You?’ for the accolade and hastily resumed hosting the ceremony as the rest of the team left the stage.
Rob joked: “Right, so we’ve gotta awkwardly carry on hosting the show now, haven’t we?”
Of their on-screen partnership, Rob previously joked that it was borne out of television bosses seeing Romesh and thinking he was “great” but needed something to make him “funny” on screen.
He said: ” I think what happened was, people saw Romesh’s shows and thought ‘he’s great but he needs laughs’; so basically they get Beckett in, try and tickle it up, a few funnies as well as the ‘ooh look at all these issues I’m looking at’. So, if you like Romesh but you want a laugh when you’re watching him, then this is the show for you.”
Immediately after their win, Cheltenham Festival Day One won for Best Sports Coverage, having been up against MOTD Live: Fifa Women’s World Cup 2023 and Wimbledon 2023: Men’s Final.

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OHMYGOSSIP — ‘Happy Valley’ won the only publicly-voted award at the BAFTAs with P+O Cruises on Sunday (12.05.24).
The hit BBC drama series came to a conclusion last year and the final showdown between characters Catherine Cawood (Sarah Lancashire) and Tommy Lee Royce (James Norton) was handed the P+O Cruises Memorable Moment, with the show’s young star Rhys Connah (Ryan Cawood) being sent up alone to collect it.
Speaking live on stage at the Royal Festival Hall, he said: “I got a message the other day saying that if we won it, I could go up and say a few words and accept it. They didn’t tell me I’d be on my own, so yeah, bit nervous.
“Thank you so much to every single person who watched this show, who voted for this show. It means so much to me and everyone else down there who work on ‘Happy Valley’, we cannot thank you enough. Thanks mostly to Sally Wainwright, the writer of the show, for that incredible scene.”
The viral moment had gone up against David Beckham teasing wife Victoria about her “working class” upbringing in their Netflix documentary, Ncuity Gatwa being unveiled as the new lead in ‘Doctor Who’, Bill and Frank’s story in ‘The Last of Us’ and 13-year old Lucy stunning commuters with her performance on ‘The Piano’.
Meanwhile, ‘Celebrity Race Across The World’ won the award for Factual Entertainment having gone up against ‘The Dog House’, ‘Endurance: Race To The Pole’, and ‘Portrait Artist of the Year’.
‘Sort Your Life Out host Stacey Solomon was on hand to present the award and just before arriving on the stage, was subject to a brutal dig from host Rob Beckett regarding her marriage to former ‘EastEnders’ actor Joe Swash.
He said: ”Sort Your Life Out’ is a bit much coming from the woman who married Joe Swash! Could you please welcome the national treasure that is Stacey Solomon?”
Stacey fired back: “He’s not that bad…well, he is! I’m very excited to be out of the house, I’m usually watching these shows at home with five kids and a Joe Swash!”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Mawaan Rizwan thanked his therapist after he won the BAFTA for Best Male Performance in a Comedy Programme with P+O Cruises.
The 31-year-old actor created and starred in the BBC Three comedy ‘Juice’ – which focused on the leading character of Jamma as he navigated life and relationships – and after seeing off competition from Adjani Salmon (‘Dreaming Whilst Black’), David Tennant, (‘Good Omens’) ,Hammed Animashaun, (‘Black Ops’), Jamie Demetriou (‘A Whole Lifetime with Jamie Demetriou’), and Joseph Gilgun (‘Brassic’) joked that he “wasn’t humbled” by the big win at all.
“Oh my God, I nearly dropped it! What’s happening? Thank you! I’m really humbled – no I’m not, why am I saying that? You have put me on a pedestal and you’re going to regret it! No, thank you! I literally wouldn’t be here without everyone who worked on the show.
“But also I wanna thank the people who often go unthanked. My partner Tim, my website Alex, thank you so much because I’m so not boundaried as a person, thank you for putting up with me.
“Thank you to the BBC for championing a show that I was trying to get commissioned and thank you to my therapist. We had a conversation this week about how I have to stop relying on external forms of adoration. So, bad timing!”
Meanwhile, Gbemisola Ikumelo won the Best Female Performance in a Comedy for her role in ‘Black Ops’, having gone up against Bridget Christie, (‘The Change’), Máiréad Tyers, (‘Extraordinary’) Roisin Gallagher (‘The Lovers’) , Sofia Oxenham, (‘Extraordinary’) (Disney+) and Taj Atwal,( ‘Hullraisers’) and promptly squealed into the microphone upon arriving on the stage to collect her award.
She said: “Okay, can I just get a bit black church in here and say ‘God is good!’ That is how I know diversity is working, and God, thank you so much. you took this dark young kid and put me into this place of light and set me on this journey which I’m so thankful for.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Lorraine Kelly admitted she is “really proud” to have had a career on daytime television as she collected her Special Award at the BAFTA TV Awards with P+O Cruises on Sunday (12.05.24) night.
The 64-year-old broadcaster started off her television career on’TV-am’ in the 1980s before hosting her own segment on ‘GMTV’ for a number of years and landed her own self-titled early morning show on ITV1 in 2010 but insisted that she has “never, ever” taken any of her success for granted.
Following a VT of tributes led by her ITV Daytime colleagues such as ‘Good Morning Britain’ host Susanna Reid and ‘This Morning’ star Ben Shephard, as well as Hollywood stars like Dame Helen Mirren, Lorraine took to the stage at the Royal Festival Hall and said: “This is amazing, thank you so much BAFTA, it’s such an honour!
“I’ve got to thank everybody that I’ve worked with over the 40 years, I’m really proud to work on breakfast and on daytime telly. We’re campaigning, we’re groundbreaking but we also have an awful lot of fun.
“I never, ever take it for granted that so many people trust me with their stories and I’m so honoured that our viewers think of me as a pal. I suppose if I’ve learned anything at all over the past 40 years is…what’s the point of having all this experience if you don’t actually share it or pass it on and help others?”
Lorraine – who was born into a working-class family in Glasgow, Scotland and got her start on a local newspaper -concluded her acceptance speech by begging industry bosses to keep a level playing field.
She said: “I would just say…don’t pull up the ladder, please make it possible for kids like me from a very Glasgow background…I just want everyone to have the same opportunities that I did!
“This means the world…I’m on the telly tomorrow but I’m gonna celebrate tonight!”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Matthew Perry was remembered during the BAFTA TV Awards with P+O Cruises on Sunday (12.05.24) night.
The former ‘Friends’ star – who died in October 2023 at the age of 54 – was not honoured at the BAFTA Film Awards which took place just after his death despite his successful film career but the sitcom legend was the final tribute during the section at the annual television ceremony.
Following a slew of awards, host Romesh Ranganathan said: “Tonight has been an incredible celebration of everything that is special about our industry…”
His co-host Rob Beckett added: “So, now let’s take a moment to remember those people who are no longer with us, who played their part.”
Sir Michael Parkinson and John Savident were also among the stars remembered.
The broadcast veteran passed away at the age of 88 towards the end of last year, and was one of the biggest names honoured during the in-memoriam segment of the annual awards ceremony, along with ‘Coronation Street’ legend John Savident, who starred as butcher Fred Elliot on the ITV1 soap and died in February at the age of 86.
‘Hairy Bikers’ legend Dave Myers – who passed away at the age of 66 earlier this year after a battle with cancer following decades of TV success with co-star Si King – appeared in an archive clip in which he said: “I hope you’ve enjoyed our adventures, too. And the food’s not been bad, has it?”
Pioneering BBC Radio presenter Anne Nightingale – who passed away in January at the age of 83 following a brief illness – was also remembered, along with ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ professional Robin Windsor, who tragically died at the age of just 44 earlier this year.
Jonnie Irwin – who famously presented ‘A Place in the Sun’ from 2004 until 2021 – also received a tribute after he lost a long battle with lung cancer in February at the age of 50.
Former ‘Brookside’ Dean Sullivan passed away at the age of 68 in November 2023, whilst ‘Yes Minister’ star John Nettleton died just a few months earlier at the age of 94.
Other stars to have passed away in the last 12 months included ‘Emmerdale’ legend Steve Halliwell – who played the role of Zak Dingle on the ITV1 soap opera for more than 20 years until his death December at the age of 77 – and ‘Dad’s Army’ legend Ian Lavender, who was the youngest member of the wartime sitcom.
Other stars remembered in the poignant moment included ‘Line of Duty’ actor Brian McCardie – who died at the age of 59 at the start of May – and ‘The Office star Ewen Mackintosh, following his sudden passing at the age of 50.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Timothy Spall didn’t expect to win Best Leading Actor at the BAFTA Awards with P+O Cruises on Sunday (12.05.24) evening.
The 67-year-old actor fought off competition from Brian Cox, (‘Succession’) Dominic West, (‘The Crown’) Kane Robinson, (‘Top Boy’ ) Paapa Essiedu, (‘The Lazarus Project’) Steve Coogan (‘The Reckoning’) after playing murder victim Peter Farquhar in ‘The Sixth Commandment’ but hadn’t even written a speech in preparation.
Speaking on stage at the Royal Festival Hall, he said: “Oh dear…I say that because I know everybody says ‘What a surprise’ but…I am surprised. I didn’t actually write anything down. Just look it up on IMDb, and you’ll see who is involved!
“Each and every soul of them is brilliant, Sarah Phelps’ script is magnificent. The reality is sometimes you get a chance to play people who have had a terrible thing happen to them and all they wanted was love. it’s a beautiful thing to be able to tell a story about someone like that. This is a story about many things, it’s crime, but it’s also about love.
“We’re just storytellers really, aren’t we? Well, when we can all share in this human condition, some of it horrible, some of it beautiful, some of it both.”
The esteemed actor worked alongside the likes of ‘Dinnerladies’ star Anne Reid and Dame Sheila Hancock on the series and joked that even though their industry can be “silly and stupid”, he loved getting to work alongside such “talented” people.
He said: “Acting is a silly, stupid thing, The other actors are all bloody brilliant in this, and I’m in awe of their talent. This is lovely, I’ve always wanted one of these, I’ll shut up now because I’m dribbling on but I’m just pleased to be amongst you lot. We have quite a good life, really, don’t we?”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Sarah Lancashire fought back tears as she accepted the Best Leading Actress Award at the BAFTAs with P+O Cruises on Sunday (12.05.24) evening.
The 59-year-old actress was nominated against Anjana Vassan, (‘Black Mirror’), Anne Reid, (‘The Sixth Commandment’), Bella Ramsey, (‘The Last of Us’), Helena Bonham Carter ‘Nolly’) and Sharon Horgan (‘ Best’) at the prestigious awards ceremony and ultimtely regined supreme following her star turn as policewoman Catherine Cawood in the hit BBC drama ‘Happy Valley’.
Speaking live on stage during a rare public appearance at the Royal Festival Hall, she said: “Thank you, BAFTA, it’s an honour. I’d like to acknowledge my fellow nominees and their tremendous work. Thank you, Sally Wainwright. I shall forever be grateful to you for this opportunity.”
Sarah – who shot to fame when she took on the role of Raquel Wolstenhulme in ‘Coronation Street’ in the early 1990s – worked alongside James Noron, Siobhan Finneran and Steve Pemberton over the course the the three series and made sure to thank each of her “brilliant” co-stars during her speech, as she also noted that the broadcaster had given the show a suitable home.
“Formidable cast and crew. I feel very, very privilege to be surrounded by these brilliant actors and I thank each and every one of you.
“Thank you to the BBC for giving this very British drama a very British home.”
Earlier in the evening, the drama was handed the P+O Cruises Memorable Moment, with the show’s young star Rhys Connah (Ryan Cawood) being sent up alone to collect it.
He said: “I got a message the other day saying that if we won it, I could go up and say a few words and accept it. They didn’t tell me I’d be on my own, so yeah, bit nervous.
“Thank you so much to every single person who watched this show, who voted for this show. It means so much to me and everyone else down there who work on ‘Happy Valley’, we cannot thank you enough. Thanks mostly to Sally Wainwright, the writer of the show, for that incredible scene.”
The viral moment had gone up against David Beckham teasing wife Victoria about her “working class” upbringing in their Netflix documentary, Ncuity Gatwa being unveiled as the new lead in ‘Doctor Who’, Bill and Frank’s story in ‘The Last of Us’ and 13-year old Lucy stunning commuters with her performance on ‘The Piano’.

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OHMYGOSSIP — ‘Happy Valley’ and ‘Top Boy’ were among the big winners at the BAFTA TV Awards with P+O Cruises on Sunday (12.05.24).
The hit BBC series – which starred Sarah Lancashire as policewoman Catherine Cawood – saw Sarah Lancashire win Best Leading Actress for her starring role, and also won the publicly-voted Memorable Moment for the showdown in the series finale.
Netflix series ‘Top Boy’ won Best Drama Series, whilst actress Jasmine Jobson was given her first BAFTA Award for her portrayal of dealer Jac in the show, and murder drama ‘The Sixth Commandment’ won Best Limited Series and Best Leading Actor for Timothy Spall.
‘Strictly Come Dancing’ won Best Entertainment just ahead of its 20th anniversary, whilst ‘Scam Interceptors’ won Best Daytime Show, beating off competition from the likes of ‘Loose Women’ and ‘Lorraine’.
But esteemed ‘Lorraine’ host Lorraine Kelly did not leave empty-handed, as she was given the BAFTA Special Award following her 40 years in broadcast and used her speech to urge industry bosses to continue giving opportunities to “working-class kids” like herself.
Despite being the most-nominated series of the year, royal drama ‘The Crown’ failed to win any awards, as did fellow Netflix hit ‘Black Mirror’.
The proceedings were overseen by TV duo Romesh Ranganathan and Rob Beckett – who actually won Best Comedy Entertainment after starring in their hit Sky Max series ‘Romesh and Rob VS…’ – and a host of famous faces such as ‘Sort Your Life Out’ host Stacey Solomon, ‘Succession’ star Brian Cox, and ‘EastEnders’ legend Danny Dyer amongst a host of others were on hand to present the awards, whilst pop singer Ella Eyre performed her single ‘Ain’t No Love That’s Blind’.

Full list of winners:
Drama Series
‘Top Boy’, Netflix

Limited Drama
‘The Sixth Commandment’, BBC One

International
‘Class Act’, Netflix

Leading Actor
Timothy Spall, ‘The Sixth Commandment’

Leading Actress
Sarah Lancashire, ‘Happy Valley’

Supporting Actor
Matthew MacFadyen, ‘Succession’

Supporting Actress
Jasmine Jobson, ‘Top Boy’

Male Performance in a Comedy
Mawaan Rizwan, ‘Juice’

Female Performance in a Comedy
Gbemisola Ikumelo, ‘Black Ops’

Soap
‘Casualty’, BBC One

Scripted Comedy
‘Such Brave Girls’, BBC Three

Comedy Entertainment
’Rob and Romesh’ VS, Sky

Entertainment
‘Strictly Come Dancing’, BBC One

Entertainment Performance
Joe Lycett, ‘Late Night Lycett’

Daytime
‘Scam Interceptors’, BBC One

Reality
‘Squid Game: The Challenge’, Netflix

Factual Entertainment
‘Celebrity Race Across the World’, BBC One

Factual Series
‘Lockerbie’, Sky

Specialist Factual
‘White Nanny’, Black Child

Single Documentary
Ellie Simmonds: ‘Finding My Secret Family’, ITV

Live Event Coverage
‘Eurovision Song Contest’ 2023, BBC One

Sports Coverage
‘Cheltenham Festival Day One’, ITV

News Coverage
‘Inside Gaza, Israel And Hamas At War’, Channel 4

Current Affairs
‘The Shamima Begum Story’ (This World), BBC Two

Short Form
‘Mobility’, BBC Three

P+O Cruises Memorable Moment Award
‘Happy Valley’ – Catherine Cawood and Tommy Lee Royce’s final kitchen showdown

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OHMYGOSSIP — ‘Dancing on Ice’ star Sonny Jay and his girlfriend Danielle Peazer have welcomed their first child together.
The 30-year-old radio star – who won the 13th series of the ITV figure skating show in 2021 – has been dating wellness entrepreneur Danielle, 35, who was previously in a relationship with former One Direction star Liam Payne, 30, since last year.
And over the weekend, the couple took to Instagram to announce the arrival of their baby girl by sharing a sweet video of the newborn wriggling legs.
They captioned the post: “And then there were 3…She’s here and she’s perfect.”
Sonny and Danielle have not disclosed the name of the little bundle or any further details about the birth.
The couple have been showered with messages of congratulations, with former Little Mix star Perrie Edwards commenting: “Omg Congratulations gorgeous! Enjoy every second of that perfect baby bubble.”
Her bandmate Leigh-Anne Pinnock gushed: “Congrats guys! This is so beautiful.”
Olly Murs wrote: “Awww huge congratulations.”
Reacting on her Instagram Story, the new mum wrote: “So overwhelmed by all of the lovely comments and messages on baby girls arrival. Thank you so much.”
Danielle also admitted it had been a “hormonal rollercoster” and she could not have done it without Sonny by her side.
Before his little girl’s arrival, Sonny spilled Danielle’s “weird” craving for egg mayonnaise early in the morning.
He shared on the ‘Capital Late Show with Sonny Jay’: “There are not many times as a radio presenter that you get to share some good, solid, personal news, and I think it’s nice to be able to share it with you because I feel like you’re on my journey, do you know what I mean? I started this show over a year ago and I feel like we’re friends now so I feel like I can tell you stuff so if you don’t mind, basically I put up some good news on Instagram earlier that I cannot believe I’m saying this, I’m becoming a dad. Me an actual dad! Can you believe it, I’m genuinely so excited!?
“Does that mean people call me Daddy now [laughs], is that a thing?
“I don’t know, but honestly I’m so excited, my girlfriend Danielle has been amazing other than weird old cravings, egg mayo in the morning, I mean, just not for me.”
The former ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ star first shared their baby news in a joint post with his girlfriend uploaded to the social media site back in January.
They wrote: “It’s a secret we’ve been keeping for a while, enjoying this little bubble of excitement and preparing for our biggest adventure so far. But now we feel ready to share this journey with you, including the highs (and inevitable tantrums) it will bring. Arriving Spring 2024.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Ali Bastian has moved her family to Ireland for a fresh start after suffering “burnout”.
The former ‘Hollyoaks’ star has revealed she’s left her life in London behind after a difficult period in which she struggled to recover following her second pregnancy and suffered the death of her best friends just a week after her daughter was born in 2023 – and she decided a new home in Ireland for herself, her husband David O’Mahony and their two children – Isla and Isabella – would help her heal after a refreshing family holiday there.
In a post on Instagram, she showed off their new home and wrote: “Saying good bye to my London flat was very emotional, I’ve lived there for about 18 years.
“I rented it first and then bought it a few years later. It was the most secure I had ever felt … I moved around a lot as a child and for many reasons often felt very unsettled.
“This flat was my life raft through highs and lows of my career, through the madness of Covid, it’s where my babies came home from the hospital, took their first steps … all the magical mess of life. The good, the bad … the hilarious and then the heartbreak.
“I never thought I would want to leave but life had other plans.”
She went on to explain: “I had a very difficult second birth and postpartum period with my second and in the end my little fam went to Ireland for a circuit breaker last year as my body just wasn’t healing.
“Two weeks after being in Ireland my c-section finally closed up, I was about seven months post partum by then.
“My nervous system finally had the break it so desperately needed – I was certainly suffering a major burn out at that point and London life was just too much on top of everything else.
“When we came back to London there were more turbulent times to come and some tremendous losses that brought me to my knees. Somehow I put one foot in front of the other for my husband and babies.”
Ali explained she felt “too raw” to return to acting and she needed a change. Ali added: “Slowly a plan was hatched and here we are now sitting in our little house, overlooking the ocean on the West Coast of Ireland …
“This is more than a house renno project for us … this move has felt like our best chance of healing … No longer needing to be a life raft but more a spring board into an exciting future.”

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