Jordan Banjo's wife Naomi gives birth to third child one day before I'm A Celeb return

A pre-coronation pub visit! Days before Prince William and wife Princess Kate are set to celebrate his father King Charles III’s coronation, they were all smiles at a London pub.

Stacey Solomon has detailed her hidden struggle as she spent her day doing something special before watching her husband Joe Swash's return to I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here. After plenty of speculation he was joining the ITV reality show's new spin-off, it was confirmed that Joe did in fact head to South Africa last year to film the new series.

Following the shock double elimination of Shaun Ryder and Gillian McKeith in Friday night’s episode of I’m a Celebrity…South Africa, show hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly wasted no time in teasing what challenges lay ahead for the remaining contestants. In a preview for Saturday’s episode, the Geordie duo revealed a brand new challenge for the stars to take on – which breaks the records for any task set for the stars in the show’s history to date.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! stars Gillian McKeith and Shaun Ryder have been evicted and sent home in the show's first elimination.The exit came as a huge shock to both campmates and viewers, who thought the iconic duo would be in it for the long haul. Ant and Dec announced that the TV nutritionist Gillian, 63, and former Happy Mondays singer Shaun, 60, had lost the first survival trial of the series after a gruelling challenge.The other pairs were Georgia "Toff" Toffolo and Phil Tuffnell, and Andy Whyment and Jordan Banjo.

Having consumed witchetty grubs, waded through fish guts, and endured being buried alive, nine brave stars are returning for another round of I'm A Celebrity-style torture, ready to face new challenges, push their limits, and test their mettle in the jungle once again. Meanwhile, let's not forget the iconic moments from their previous seasons that catapulted the celebs to even greater fame. Each campmate has a standout moment that will live with them forever, and with I'm A Celebrity...

Andy Whyment has addressed his return to I'm A Celebrity.. Get Me Out Of Here - more than three years after fans branded his loss a 'disaster'. The Coronation Street actor first appeared on the ITV reality show in 2019 where he lost out on the crown to former EastEnders star Jacqueline Jossa.

I'm A Celebrity... South Africa viewers were close to throwing up themselves as they watched Jordan Banjo and Janice Dickinson take on the first official trial of the series. The spin-off of the ITV reality show started on Monday night and all the returning campmates faced their first challenges before entering camp.

I'm A Celebrity... South Africa kicked off its first Bushtucker Trial in true disgusting fashion, as Janice Dickinson and Jordan Banjo took part in an eating trial.The trial began with Diversity dancer Jordan, 30, being presented with a dish called 'French onion poop', which turned out to be pig's anus, which he attempted to eat before promptly throwing up to the side of the table.

The All-Star season of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! kicked off with a bang, with the stars being split into groups of threes to embark on their first challenges against the stunning wilderness backdrop of South Africa.

Carol Vorderman jumped straight back into I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! life after seven years away with a terrifying 50-metre cliff plunge just moments after re-entering the show.

Jordan Banjo have welcomed their third child. The third-time parents took to social media to announce the news of their little boy’s arrival on 23 April. Jordan, 30, shared a black and white photo of Naomi, 31, in the hospital with their newborn son and proudly announced his unique name.

ITV I'm A Celebrity star Jordan, aged 30, has taken to Instagram to share the happy news. The star posted: "Atreus Funso Banjo 20. 04.

Carol Voderman and Janice Dickinson are set to engage in an ‘explosive bust-up’ on the new series of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! All Stars, it has been reported.The pre-recorded show, which was filmed in South Africa’s Kruger National Park last year, will air its first episode on Monday. Viewers can look forward to explosive scenes showing the huge argument between the pair, with Carol, 62, and Janice, 68, said to have fallen out over a disagreement about the monarchy.

Jordan Banjo has welcomed his third child with wife Naomi and shared the unique name they've chosen for their newborn son. Diversity star Jordan, 30, took to Instagram on 23 April to share the happy news with his fans and shared a sweet black and white photograph of Naomi, 31, holding their baby son in hospital. New dad-of-three Jordan, who also shares son Cassius, four, and daughter Mimi, three, with Naomi, also revealed they've decided to name their new addition Atreus Funso Banjo.

Jordan Banjo and his wife, Naomi Courts, have announced the arrival of their third child - a baby boy. The couple made a joint post on Instagram this morning, revealing the child’s unique name.

Naomi and Jordan Banjo have welcomed their third child.The third-time parents took to social media to announce the news of their little boy’s arrival on 23 April. Jordan, 30, shared a black and white photo of Naomi, also 30, in the hospital with their newborn son and proudly announced his unique name. "Atreus Funso Banjo 20.04.2023 8lb 8oz," the new dad-of-three penned.

Coronation Street actress Helen Flanagan said she's determined to face up to her fears and feels like giving birth has prepared her for I'm A Celeb. . .

Former Coronation Street actress Helen Flanagan said she's determined to face up to her fears and feels like giving birth has prepared her for I'm A Celeb... South Africa. Helen, 32, who is best known for playing Rosie Webster in the ITV1 soap, was voted by the public to take part in most of the 2012 trials after she confessed on the first day of the hit series she was a ‘scaredy cat’.The actress has now revealed that she has signed up to take part in the South African version of I’m A Celebrity because she wants to conquer her fears.

They’ve eaten witchetty grubs, waded through fish guts and been buried alive – but now nine fearless stars are back for more I’m A Celeb-style torture.The Bushtucker trials on this special show – which is set in South Africa – are tougher and scarier than ever before, with Ant and Dec warning of “harsher and more unforgiving” conditions. Nine celebrities will be entering camp in the launch episode, with more famous faces set enter the series at a later point. The show will have no public vote and the stars will be competing against each other in a battle to become the first ever 'I'm A Celebrity Legend'.

Coronation Street star Samia Longchambon looked worlds away from the often drizzly cobbles of Weatherfield as she headed on an Easter break. The actress, who is known for playing Maria Windass in the ITV soap, headed for sunnier climes during some time away from her job alongside her husband Sylvain and their son, Yves.