Peter Andre on emotional new role: 'It's made me make changes in my life'

Peter Andre has revealed that wife Emily MacDonagh is going through her "toughest pregnancy" yet and has been looking out for her.The couple - who said 'I do' in 2015 - announced their exciting news back in October that they were set to welcome another family member, and now they only have a matter of months until the arrival. In his weekly column, Peter exclusively told OK! about how this time around Emily, who is already mum to Millie, 10, and Theo, seven, is being a 'trooper' despite it being a tough pregnancy.The singer, 50, said: "We’re a matter of months away from welcoming our newest family member – how exciting! "Emily mentioned on Lorraine that this has been her toughest pregnancy and I can assure you all, I’ve been looking after her.

Bill Roache has played Ken Barlow on Coronation Street since 1960 and reportedly earns more than £250,000 per year from his role, making him one of the highest paid stars on the show.The 91 year old also thought to be the highest-paid member of the cast. From his bankruptcy battle to his co-star sons, let's take a look at the veteran actor's life off screen... Corrie star sons Bill's real-life sons have also acted alongside him on the soap, adding a personal touch to his career.

Peter Andre has admitted that although he once classed himself as a 'strict' parent, he's now a much more 'relaxed' dad as he's about to welcome his fifth child.The pop star, who is about to become a father again at 50, shared his thoughts during a chat with his wife Emily on his GB News show, Saturday Morning Live. Peter, who is dad to Junior, 18, Princess, 16, Millie, 10, and Theo, seven, said: "In terms of the relationship with my kids, I always say how being a parent is first and foremost the job.That's a given. But also being a friend is important as it means they can open up to you and they can talk to you.

Mark Clattenburg once admitted that he was so scared of Roy Keane that he changed his mind about a decision. The former Manchester United midfielder struck fear into referees and opposition players with his intimidating demeanour.

The Black Keys have today (February 9) shared an emotive new single called ‘I Forgot To Be Your Lover’ – check out the new song below.The second track from their upcoming new album, ‘Ohio Players‘, is a rendition of William Bell’s ‘I Forgot To Be Your Lover’ and features Tommy Brenneck and Kelly Finnigan on the record. It follows on from the previously released single, ‘Beautiful People (Stay High)’. The new album is set release on April 5 via Nonesuch/Warner and you can pre-order/pre-save it here.A statement about the song says: “The reimagined song joins the original tracks on an album unlike any of the band’s others, featuring collaborations among the band’s Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney and various additional friends and colleagues, including Beck, Noel Gallagher, Greg Kurstin, and others.”You can listen to the track here:“We had this epiphany: ‘We can call our friends to help us make music’,” the band’s Patrick Carney said of the collaborative approach the band had towards their new album.

Princess Andre wants to follow in the footsteps of her famous parents, Katie Price and Peter Andre, with an appearance on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! The youngster witnessed her her mum and dad bonding on the ITV show, and they were married from 2005 until 2009 before splitting. Now she hopes she may have the chance to experience the Australian jungle, maybe even alongside her elder brother, Junior.

Princess Andre has let fans in on some family secrets about her mum, Katie Price, and dad, Peter Andre's parenting styles. The teenage influencer is the youngest child of Katie Price, 45, and Peter, 50.The former couple also share a son Junior, 18. She opened up about the advice they've given her, sharing how they can approach things quite differently when it comes to her upbringing.

Oti Mabuse joked she was feeling 'wicked' as she returned to Dancing on Ice. The dancer was back on the ice panel on Sunday (January 28) alongside Ashley Banjo, Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean.

North West is very well known for her brutally honest opinions, often not holding back about what she really thinks about something.

Helen George, beloved for her role as Nurse Trixie Franklin in the hit BBC series Call the Midwife, recently stunned fans with a dazzling transformation for her role as Anna in a production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's The King and I at London's Dominion Theatre. Known for her signature long blonde locks as Nurse Trixie, the 39 year old actress showcased a remarkable change with a copper-toned updo for her portrayal of Anna in the musical set in 1860s Bangkok. Helen, who spoke about the challenges of singing in corsets and donning "enormous and heavy" dresses for the role, expressed enthusiasm for the intricate details of Anna's wardrobe, featuring Indian linen and ethnic twists.

The BBC has added a clarification to an episode of Dragons’ Den after concerns were raised the show promoted “unfounded” claims that a product could help myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME).

Katie Price left audience-goers in shock as she delivered a scathing swipe of her ex-husbands Peter Andre and Kieran Hayler during a theatre performance, hours after it was reported she has found love again.The reality TV star and former glamour model was appearing live on-stage for an X-rated adults-only pantomime show. Dressed up in a glitzy V-neck dress covered in sequins. the mum-of-five had attendees in stitches with her quips.

What happens when imagination goes too far? The new R-rated comedy “Ricky Stanicky” follows three friends with a unique problem. It’s about a childhood prank gone wrong and a decades-long lie gone too far, and how it all becomes all too real thanks to a failed actor.

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic Depending on how you look at it, “Ponyboi” is either a Trojan horse for exploring nonbinary gender identity or a hackneyed crime movie with a radically unorthodox queer protagonist. Either way, it’s a sordid yet stylish showcase for intersex actor (and activist) River Gallo, who uses “they/them” pronouns and sees the project as an opportunity to educate audiences about the social and psychological aspects of exhibiting both male and female traits in a world that classifies people in one box or the other.

“Sequels suck, whether you’re making them or watching them.” So said one storied filmmaker in rejecting a rich movie deal (details below), and he’d likely react the same if offered Biden vs. Trump.

Peter Andre was in floods of tears as he acted in a new music video about self-harm.The Australian star has collaborated with musician Fabio D'Andrea to portray a father dealing with his son's suicide attempt in the emotional video for Fabio's new song, Another Way. Peter told The Sun: "After watching Fabio's powerful work, I knew I wanted to be a part of it. Such an incredibly tough subject needs to be highlighted in a way that will hopefully help bring it to the forefront.

Netflix’ crackdown on password sharing, or as the streamer calls it a focus on “paid sharing,” will drive growth for years to come, said the streamer’s co-CEO, addressing a Wall Street concern that benefits may top out this year.

Fans of BBC soap EastEnders are preparing to say goodbye to a legend. Actress Tameka Empson, who brings Kim Fox to life on screen, is temporarily exiting Albert Square as she embarks on an exciting new adventure. On Monday's edition of The One Show, 22 January, Tameka shared the news of her departure, assuring fans: "Kim's gonna be okay! She's gonna be ok - she's going on a nice cruise with Howie and the children.

If any TV show has gripped the nation recently, it's certainly Mr Bates vs The Post Office and one person in particular can't stop talking about it. Singer and dad of four Peter Andre wrote in his exclusive column this week that he was "gripped by the drama." "What a story! Like many, my emotions went from sadness to anger very quickly," he emotionally told OK! "It’s hard to comprehend how such a huge institution like the Post Office could go on to ruin the lives of so many innocent people for so long.

Former TF1 Group CEO and chairman Gilles Pélisson has gone through a baptism of fire this week in his new role of president at French film and TV promotional body Unifrance as he attends his first edition of its annual Paris Rendez-vous.