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Lizzie George, 58, and her husband Pete – aka “the axe thrower” – swapped a six-bedroom house for a motorhome in 2021 and they’ve never looked back. Spurred on by David Attenborough's Blue Planet, it was all part of their mission to live a more sustainable life. After spending winter in Spain, the couple, who have six children between them, are back in the UK for the summer.

When Laura held her newborn daughter Margot, she knew something was wrong and her mother’s instinct kicked in. “Margot was born at 8.45pm. At around 3am I was holding her while my husband John was asleep.

When she gave birth, Kerry Robles felt “scared” that her life was over when her son Hanaki was born with Down’s syndrome. 13 years on, Kerry’s attitude couldn’t be more different and the doting mum says that her son is the best thing that has ever happened to her. Here, Kerry, 45, speaks to OK! about being a mum to Hanaki, challenging stereotypes and why actress Sally Phillips’ recent interview about her own son Olly, who has Down's syndrome, resonated with her… “Finding out Hanaki had Down's syndrome felt like being plunged into this whole new world.

When it comes to money, us Brits are notoriously bad at discussing anything to do with the “M” word. Whether it’s chasing a payment from a friend or chewing over a monthly paycheque with a significant other, money can be an ugly subject. But as ugly as it may be, it’s an important topic to talk about.

Having worked on shows including MOTDx and BBC Football Focus and having amassed over 400,000 followers on Instagram, presenter Emma Jones is a familiar face in the world of sport. But while her career may be going from strength to strength, it hasn’t all been easy.

Ruth Hanna, 40, was loving life in Spain and settling into motherhood when she began worrying obsessively about her baby boy’s health and believing she had somehow harmed him. Alarmingly, she had developed Postpartum Psychosis (PPP), a condition which very nearly cost her her life. As we mark Parent Mental Health Day, she opens up to OK! about her frightening experience, how ECT (known as ‘electric shock’ treatment) saved her and why she is raising awareness.

Over recent years, Harry Styles’ tattoo collection has garnered quite a lot of attention. With his body art reportedly made up of around 60 pieces, fans have long speculated what each design could mean. Having inked several of Harry’s designs during his time in One Direction, celebrity tattoo artist Kevin Paul speaks to OK! about how the 29 year old singer’s initial choice of tatts was a “last minute” decision after being introduced by a fellow musician.

Ever since he rose to fame on The X Factor as part of One Direction, Harry Styles has taken the world by storm. With 14 years of experience in the industry, Harry, 29, has amassed a whole host of awards and accolades, including three Grammy Awards, two UK number one albums and six headline performances at London’s Wembley Stadium. It’s no surprise then that the As It Was singer has won over fans across the globe.

With 55.2 million monthly listeners on Spotify, six sold out nights at Wembley Stadium and the biggest album of 2022 in the UK, it’s safe to say that Harry Styles is one of the biggest male pop stars on the planet. And having spent 13 years in the spotlight, the As It Was singer has amassed a group of loyal fans in the form of ‘Harries’, who have sold out shows in a matter of minutes, created ‘boot scoot’ dances to accompany his songs and have filed cities with cowboy hats and feather boas while watching him perform. With that in mind, and as Harry approaches his 30th birthday next week, OK! meets three of them… ‘Harry did my gender reveal’ Cicely Dunbar, 28, experienced a gender reveal like no other and has even named her daughter after the star’s tour… “I’ve camped in the rain and slept in airports, just to see Harry.

Since bursting into the spotlight in 2010 while on The X Factor, Harry Styles has performed at some of the world’s most iconic music venues. From a historic 15-night run at New York's Madison Square Garden to a sell-out show at Slane Castle in the Republic of Ireland, which saw a crowd of 80,000 concert-goers, the 29 year old has reached dizzying heights. And among the impressive venues headlined by Harry is London’s Wembley Stadium, which can host over 90,000 fans.

After realising how little support was available for new mums, Tiffany Norris, 42, decided it was time for change. Now Tiffany, who splits her time between London and the Cotswolds, works as a “mummy concierge”, finding baby stylists, arranging post-birth photo shoots and helping billionaires and Hollywood stars with all things pregnancy and parenting. “When I was pregnant six years ago I remember being in John Lewis and bursting into tears because I didn’t know what I needed to get for my baby.

With 7.8 billion people in the world, chances are there’s another person somewhere on the planet who looks a bit like you. And when it comes to being somebody’s lookalike, there’s worst people to bear a resemblance to than supermodel Kate Moss, who is celebrating her 50th birthday today (Tuesday 16 January). For Denise Ohnona, this is her reality.

A widow has spoken of the "devastating" impact the 2009 Post Office scandal had on her late husband – a sub-postmaster who was forced to plead guilty to false accounting, despite doing nothing wrong. Marion Holmes' late husband Peter, who passed away in 2015, was in charge of the Jesmond Post Office in Newcastle when he was arrested over a 'missing' £46,000 due to the faulty Horizon computer system. Peter, a former police officer, was offered a plea bargain when his case came to court in 2010.The Post Office said they would drop the theft charge if he would plead guilty to false accounting.

When Jo Roberts, now 48, from Cumbria, had a missed miscarriage at 40, things would never be the same. A year later, she split with her partner after a decade together. Here, she explains how joy and love came back into her life in the form of a special furry friend… ‘I’d been overjoyed when my partner and I found out we were having a baby.

"Have you ever been told something that completely shocked you? Or left you feeling betrayed? That’s how I felt when I found out I had a secret half-sister. I was 23 and although I was thriving in my job at a recruitment company, I was also making regular, heartbreaking trips to see my mum in hospital. Her breast cancer had spread to her bones and she didn’t have long to live.

"Come on, Megan, you slow coach,” Liam shouted up to me from the bottom of the hill as he powered on in front of the group. “I’m coming,” I yelled to him, panting from the top of the hill, before quickening my pace. It was a sunny day and we’d just passed the first waterfall on our family hike in the Brecon Beacons.

New Year's Resolutions - every year we make them and every year we break them. Although we might start the year with the best of intentions a staggering 92 per cent of us are unable to keep our resolutions with unrealistic or unachievable expectations frequently to blame. Psychotherapist and anxiety expert Kamalyn Kaur from Glasgow has also warned that even the phrase itself has too much hope and pressure attached to it.

For any parent, a child’s first nativity is an emotional milestone. However, for these four families, the moment is extra special after their little ones were diagnosed with leukaemia. OK! meets the little stars who have overcome all the odds to shine bright….

It's supposed to be the most wonderful time of the year with gifts to buy and exchange, homes to decorate and, of course, lots of social events to look forward to. But for some Christmas can simply be overwhelming. While a packed calendar fills many with delighted anticipation, the sheer length of those to do lists can, for many, feel like a mountain to climb and as the pressure mounts, the excitement ebbs away.

Wine and weddings - they go together like love and marriage. Whether it’s a fizzy toast to the bride and groom, a tipple with the meal or raising a glass as guests dance the night away, alcohol has always been a key part for any nuptials. Recently though there has been a rise in people choosing to go alcohol-free, with more and more couples opting out of serving booze on their big day.

Ah, Christmas.That time of year when we're rushing around looking for presents and buying loads of food to feed the family. It's sometimes a very stressful period too, as everyone's got parties to go to or you're hosting friends and family on the big day itself. We find ourselves having arguments about very small things, just like Hannah Love, 45, a sleep expert from Bracknell did last year with her husband Daryl, 39, about putting up the Christmas tree.

After forming back in 2002, Girls Aloud are back on everyone’s radar after announcing their 2024 comeback tour. Following the tragic death of band member Sarah Harding in 2021, the group revealed that their tour will “honour” Sarah’s life and it'll be a "magical" experience. From Sound Of The Underground to Biology, during the 2000s and 2010s, Girls Aloud dominated the music charts thanks to their infectious sound and spent a whopping 164 weeks in the Top 40 of the UK Official Chart.

While representation is improving in television and film, one deaf actress says that more needs to be done to ensure more people like her are seen on screen. Vilma Jackson, 33, who has been on Coronation Street, is working to change the narrative about being Deaf in television and film. The actress and film director played the role of Charlie while she was on the cobbles, a British Sign Language (BSL) tutor, who was supporting parents Chesney Brown (Sam Aston) and Gemma Winter (Dolly-Rose Campbell) with their deaf son Aled.

For many families, Christmas is an exciting, fun-filled time marked by colourful decorations, a delicious dinner and the constant chatter of friends and family. For hundreds of thousands of people living with dementia though, the festive season can be challenging at best and, at worst, terrifying and confusing. One in three people born in the UK today will go on to develop dementia in their lifetime, and like so many health conditions it is indiscriminate.

While we all hope to find love and be with someone for our whole life, some of us unfortunately lose our partners, husbands and wives and become widows and widowers. It's a painful experience that is often worsened by the insensitive things said by other people when someone is in the midst of grief. Here, widow Nicky Wake, founder of widow dating apps Chapter 2 and Widow's Fire reveals some of the worst phrases other widows and widowers have heard since losing their partner, taken from a recent survey she conducted...

Lying on the hospital trolley as I was wheeled down to the operating theatre, I was overwhelmed with a sudden sadness.Today was the day I’d say goodbye to my beloved boobs – forever. Lots of women have double mastectomies, I know that. But my situation was different – because I’d made the decision to have the surgery myself.

If you're going travelling next year, you may have already started to plan your trips and are brimming with wanderlust. But not everyone finds it quite so easy, realising that they are not sure where to start when it comes to going away and making an itinerary.

She’s found fame as one of the most popular cash-saving Instagram influencers and Gemma Bird – aka Money Mum – says there are plenty of ways we can feel festive for less. Instead of putting herself under pressure to dish up a lavish spread, Gemma – who lives in Essex with husband Adam and children Brody, 11, and Bronte, four – avoids the temptation to go crazy. “I view the meal as a Sunday dinner,” she explains.

In the run-up to Christmas, you may be feeling some pressure to get your family and friends extravagant gifts.The festive season is often a time of excess, with people buying lots of items for their festivities, from fancy decorations and lights to alcohol. If you're in a shop tempted to spend hundreds of pounds on items you might only use for one day, think again.Try and get crafty and make decorations or even reuse yours.