OHMYGOSSIP — Lauren Goodger was thinking of her late baby as she celebrated her daughter Larose’s first birthady.
The ‘TOWIE’ star – who was left heartbreakon when Lorena tragically died just two days after her birth on July 8 – was feeling “very emotional” as she marked Larose’s special day.
She wrote on Instagram: “Just wrapped @babylarosex’s presents and my Lorena was with me in my heart the whole time with her candle lit.
“Very emotional evening for mummy. But can’t wait to see my big girl in the morning.”
On Wednesday (20.07.22), Lauren and her partner Charles Drury took their daughter yesterday to a farm where she got to play with the animals.
Meanwhile, a source told the Daily Mirror newspaper: “Thank God Lauren has had Larose to give her the sense of purpose she needs to carry on through such unimaginable pain.
“The birthday celebrations were kept intimate for the closest members of their grieving family.
“They are also planning a bigger party where they will welcome friends and other children over to celebrate Larose’s birthday, which Lauren started planning while she was still pregnant with Lorena.”
A devastated Lauren made the announcement of her daughter’s tragic passing on July 10.
Her post read: “Words can’t describe as a mother losing your baby that I carried for all these months perfectly and gave birth to for my angel to be taken from me.
“There was no pregnancy or labour complications and she was fine and healthy, but I am not going into detail right now just know that there was nothing wrong with her or myself she was perfect I can’t understand it.
“I will never ever get over this, but I will learn how to live every day with Lorena in my heart.”
Charles added: “Your little heart will forever beat inside mine, I’ll love you until the end of time.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Julian Fellowes was “quite surprised” Dame Maggie Smith agreed to star in ‘Downton Abbey’.
The 87-year-old actress played Lady Violet Crawley in the hit period drama from 2010 to 2015 – and its two feature film sequels – and won three Primetime Emmys, a Golden Globe and four Screen Actors Guild Awards for her performances.
Before the show became a cultural phenomenon, show creator Julian was shocked the acting legend agreed to star in the drama.
Appearing in Channel 5’s upcoming documentary ‘The Marvellous Maggie Smith’, he said: “Looking back I was really quite surprised. I don’t know if I should say that, but it was going to be reasonably populist television.
“It was quite a big decision to do it. Actually we were very, very keen that she should, because we knew that she would be good at the part.
“But it would also give the show a smell of a certain kind of quality.”
Many stars will come together to pay tribute to the ‘Harry Potter’ star in the documentary, which is set to air on Saturday (23.07.22) at 9pm.
The 90-minute programme will celebrate the life and career of the Oscar, Tony and Emmy award-winning star, and her journey to becoming one of Britain’s best loved actors.
Born in 1934 in Ilford, Maggie was a small town girl who made it to the heights of Broadway and Hollywood and enjoyed an extensive career that’s spanned for over 70 years.
Her determination and talent – after staring in countless films and stage plays – earned Maggie her CBE and Damehood.
Alongside Julian, ‘The Marvellous Maggie Smith’ also features interviews with other showbiz figures including Tom Read Wilson, Miriam Margolyes, Nina Wadia, James King, Michael Coveney, Samantha Bond, Jeremy Swift, Bonnie Greer, Gyles Brandreth, Simon Callow and Mark Lawson.

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OHMYGOSSIP — BBC3 has reportedly commissioned a new crime documentary about the death and disappearance of Gaia Pope.
The 19-year-old girl was found dead in November 2017 – 11 days after she went missing in Swanage, Dorset – and her body was discovered in undergrowth near clifftops after a major search operation was underway.
A post-mortem conducted on the corpse revealed she died of hypothermia, while an inquest concluded there were massive failings in the police force leading up to her disappearance.
The jury at Dorset’s Coroner’s Court came to a unanimous decision that failure to provide Gaia with proper follow up care after she was discharged from hospital weeks before her disappearance was a contributing factor to her death.
Miss Pope suffered a mental health crisis and was diagnosed with post traumatic-stress after she was drugged and raped by a man at 16, which was not pursued properly when reported to the police.
Close relatives believe that if she had initially been “treated with kindness and dignity” she would still be alive today.
Gaia was sectioned in hospital in February 2017 after developing psychosis. She was further assessed in October before being discharged without support.
The jury heard how on the day of Miss Pope’s disappearance she suffered a bout of anxiety after she was told her rapist was being released from jail.
As friends and family are appealing for justice, BBC are hoping the documentary will be an important part of the campaign.
A source told The Sun newspaper’s TV Biz column: “The police have since apologised for their failings, but the work goes on and a documentary will help throw a spotlight on these holes in British policing that must be plugged.
“This is kind of informative, campaign work is what the Beeb does best.”
They added: “It’s a sad, sad tale but one that needs telling.
“Gaia’s story epitomises all that is wrong with the British policing and cuts to the heart of why public confidence in it has never been so low.
“Like Zara McDermott’s hit documentaries, the one-off feature about Gaia and her family’s campaign for truth and justice should really make a mark on viewers.”
The documentary is being made by the same team who worked on Zara McDermott’s ‘Revenge Porn’ and James Arthurs’ ‘Out of Our Minds’, and will be broadcast later this year.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Nathalia Campos will kiss three lads on the new ‘Love Island’ episode in a bid to sabotage its existing couples.
The Brazilian bombshell entrant joined the ITV2 show on Wednesday night (20.07.22) and is dared on Thursday’s (21.07.22) instalment to smooch the three Islanders she most fancies.
During a game of ‘Truth or Dare’, new boy Jamie is also asked to snog the girl he finds most attractive, and kisses Danica.
When dared to do a lap dance for her favourite boy, Danica returns the favour and performs a routine for Jamie.
Nathalia will be also seen taking Adam on a date on Thursday’s episode, prompting her to boast about their eye contact in front of his partner Paige back at the villa.
Toe-sucking will also be on the menu of the latest show.
Davide is in for a shock too, as Ekin-Su is picked by one of the new bombshells to go on a date.
Lacey, Nathalia, Jamie and Reece are given the chance to get to know an Islander of their choice away from their current villa partners.
The intimate meetings happen after Lacey gets a text inviting her and the new bombshells to select an Islander.
Lacey says: “Deji, would you like to come on a date and maybe make me laugh again?”
Nathalia chooses Adam, footballer Jamie picks Danica and model Reece selects Ekin-Su.
Deji tells him: “You’ve got b**** my boy.”
As the bombshells leave the villa for their dates, Davide insists he doesn’t see Reece as “competition”, adding: “I am calm and chill.”
‘Love Island’ airs at 9pm on ITV2 and ITV Hub. Episodes are available the following morning on BritBox. The dating reality show can be seen in Ireland on Virgin Media Two and Virgin Media Player.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Jade Goody’s eldest son Bobby Brazier has landed a role in EastEnders.
The 19-year-old model and actor – son of TV presenter Jeff Brazier, 43, and Jade, who died of cervical cancer in 2009 aged 27 – is already filming scenes that will be shown on the BBC1 soap this autumn.
He is playing Freddie Slater, the son of Little Mo Slater, last seen in Walford in 2006.
Using his Instagram page to announce the role on Thursday night (21.07.22), he said: “I’m really excited to be joining the cast of EastEnders – so far it’s been perfect. “Everybody has been so beautiful to me and made settling in easier than I could’ve hoped.
“Stepping into the acting world has always been a vision of mine and doing that with EastEnders as a Slater is a blessing, I’m very grateful. Loving every minute of Freddie so far and can’t wait to see what’s in store for him in Walford.”
Chris Clenshaw, EastEnders’ executive producer, added: “Freddie Slater is a chaotic 18-year-old with a sensitive soul.
“A modern-day lad who’s in touch with his spiritual side. He’s philosophical, accepting, but full of mischief and makes mistakes.
“Bobby is an amazing young addition to the EastEnders cast who brings heart and humility to the role of Freddie Slater and I can’t wait for audiences to get to know him.”
Bobby is the eldest child of Jade’s relationship with Jeff.
They had another boy, Freddie, in 2004, and split up shortly after the birth.
Bobby’s mum was propelled to fame 20 years ago when she appeared on the third series of Channel 4’s Big Brother.
Her name was dogged by a 2007 race row after she made remarks deemed discriminatory to her Indian housemate, actress Shilpa Shetty, 47, on spin-off show Celebrity Big Brother – including branding her “Shilpa Poppadom”.
Jade, who used her dying days to raise as much money as possible to secure the future of her family and raised awareness of the life-saving potential of early cancer checks, went on to marry her next boyfriend, Jack Tweed, 35, in February 2009, a month before her death.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Michelle Hardwick is pregnant with her second child.
The ‘Emmerdale’ actress – who has played Vanessa Woodford in the ITV soap since 2012 – and her wife Kate Brooks have announced their son Teddy, who was born in October 2020, is set to be a big brother.
Michelle shared an adorable snap of Teddy with the news on a screen behind him reading: “Coming this winter… baby Brooks #2.”
She captioned the Instagram post: “We are super excited about our gorgeous news! I’m 20 weeks today and can almost rest a cup of tea on my bump #bigbrother.”
The pair have been inundated with messages of congratulations from her co-stars.
Lisa Riley, who plays Mandy Dingle, wrote: “FINALLY!!! I can tell my Dad and Brother now, Love to you both, you know how elated we are for you!! So much love.”
Amy Walsh, who plays Tracy Metcalfe, gushed: “Awwwww babe!!!!! It’s so exciting!!! (sic)”
The 46-year-old actress had hinted at expanding her brood in May.
Asked about having more children, she said: “Oh, that would be amazing.
“We’d definitely love Teddy to have a brother or sister. And if we’re lucky enough, fantastic – for him as well, not just for us.”
Kate added: “We’re both from big, noisy families with a lot going on.
“There’s always a drama, always laughter. For Teddy to have a taste of that would be amazing. Teddy loves playing with his cousins on both sides of the family. So, all being well, a little one might be on the cards.”
The couple tied the knot at Elvis’ Graceland mansion in Memphis in September 2019.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Coco Lodge says the ‘Love Island’ boys made cruel jibes about her appearance.
The 27-year-old former contestant was left devastated when some of the boys in the villa cruelly compared her to the other girls and labelled her a “four out of 10”.
Speaking on ‘The Murad Merali Podcast’, Coco said: “There was comments made when the filming was off that I was a four out of 10 by some of the boys. I don’t know who said it, Summer heard it.”
Labelling the remarks “sexist”, she said: “Yeah, you’re a four out of 10, Paige is a 12. I think they said it to Paige, I don’t really know.
“These comments were made and I had a really hard time in there as it was. I was crying a lot for the first few days.”
And, Coco admitted remarks from the public were equally hurtful.
She said: “I didn’t expect it… it hurts to see because it’s about your appearance. How I was perceived on the show isn’t my personality, they’ve edited me to look a certain way. But to comment about my appearance is honestly hurtful… They don’t choose the most flattering stuff.”
However, Coco insisted that reality is different to the edited show and said viewers can’t always believe what they see.
She said: “I think being in there, it’s very different to the edited version of the show you see.
“And I think people could take some of the controlling behaviour however, when you’re in there, and you see how someone is like 24/7 I think like that is not the case personally. Everyone gets on really well.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — An assistant director on the 1960s ‘Doctor Who’ movies has revealed Peter Cushing was “pedantic” and “kept himself to himself”.
Screen legend Cushing played the lead role in the two films, ’Dr. Who and the Daleks’ and ‘Daleks’ Invasion Earth 2150 A.D’, which were based on the BBC TV show, however, the Hammer Horror icon’s portrayal of the Time Lord is not considered canon.
Now, Anthony Waye, who worked with Cushing on the sci-fi movies, has opened up about what he was like on set, revealing that the late ‘Star Wars’ actor – who passed away in August 1994 aged 81 – was a total professional but did not socialise with the cast and crew.
Speaking to SFX magazine, Waye said: “He was always on time and knew his words. He was meticulous in where he placed his props and that sort of thing. He was friendly – he would speak with you – but he kept himself to himself. If he’d finished several takes, he’d go back to his room. He was a little pedantic, but that’s how he played the Doctor.”
The two films were released in the mid-1960s – in 1965 and 1966 – overlapping with William Hartnell’s time in the TARDIS as the First Doctor in the TV series from 1963 until 1966.
Waye also spoke about the difficulties of working with Daleks, admitting bringing the alien villains to life was extremely difficult back then – especially for the people inside the pepper pot armour trying to steer the wheels.
He explained: “You always had to have a flat surface for them to travel on. So you had to cheat a little bit, now and again, to get them on different levels. And for the poor people inside, it was enormous work to push them around … I think most of them were dancers, and pretty fit people, but it was pretty hot and sticky in there – especially when we had action sequences.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Joanna Lumley sometimes slips into her character Pasty from ‘Absolutely Fabulous’ just for fun.
The 76-year-old actress played the iconic Patsy Stone in the BBC sitcom alongside Jennifer Saunders from 1992 to 2012, a performance which landed her two BAFTA TV Awards, and most recently reprised her alter ego in the 2016 movie adaptation.
Lumley – who is married to conductor Stephen Barlow – simply adores ageing party girl Patsy and on occasions she will pull her hair up and say “hi sweetie” just for her own amusement.
In an interview with Candis magazine, she said: “I adore Patsy!
“She does follow me around … She’s like an avatar on my shoulder. But I’ve been around for so long and have done so many different things that when I meet people they’re as likely to say, ‘Hi, Joanna. What was it like in Mongolia?’ As they are to say, ‘Hi, Patsy.’ But they do adore her, as I do, and sometimes it’s quite nice just to put my hair up… and say, ‘Hi, sweetie.’ So she’s still around.”
Lumley also claims that she improvised a lot of the traits and mannerism that Patsy became famous for as she took what Saunders, 64, wrote on the page and then ran with it.
She added: “She was the most complicated, ridiculous creature – she was gender fluid, she’d had so many organs taken out because she’d abused everything, she’d had a rough childhood, and her best friend was Edina, for heaven’s sake!
“I didn’t base her on anyone – Jennifer Saunders wrote her and the rest came out of my head.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Danny Miller has closed down his acting firm.
The former ‘Emmerdale’ star – who was last year’s winner of ‘I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here’ – has seen his Cannon Professional Acting company go into liquidation.
Documents submitted to Companies House reveal the firm – which Danny has an 80 per cent share of – has folded with £117,527 worth of debt.
Of that figure, £36,990 is unpaid VAT, £29,691 is unpaid corporation tax and £1,866 is unpaid PAYE/NIC contributions to the UK government.
The sum also includes £18,449 owned to Barclays bank in a bounce back loan with £29,930 tied up in a bank overdraft.
This comes more than a year after the 31-year-old actor left his role as Aaron Dingle on ITV soap ‘Emmerdale’, a part he had played in two separate stints from 2008 to 2012 and then 2014 to 2021, to head to Gwrych Castle in Wales to compete on the gruelling reality TV show fronted by Ant and Dec.
Danny’s reason for going on ‘I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!’ was to get a big pay day for his family, fiancée, Steph Jones and their baby son Albert, who was conceived with the help of IVF.
He previously said: “I was going to say no to the show because I didn’t think it was the right time.
“Steph was the one who said, ‘You need to do it for us and to set us up’. Without this show, I wouldn’t have been able to leave ‘Emmerdale’ and it’s all good saying that I wanted to go out there and show people who I am and stuff, but financially I’m not going to lie, without her, I wouldn’t have been able to do the show.”
Danny has just landed a lucrative contract to play the lead in pantomime ‘Jack And The Beanstalk’ at the Alhambra Theatre in Bradford this coming December. He will star in the production with ‘Ru Paul’s Drag Race UK’ runner-up Divina De Campo and Billy Pearce among other cast members.

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