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Rebecca Ferguson is pregnant.
The 'Nothing's Real But Love' hitmaker - who shot to fame after competing on 'The X Factor' in 2010 - announced on twitter that she is expecting a sibling for her kids Lillie May, nine, and Karl, seven.
Alongside a picture of two swans making a heart with their necks and the message "There's a little heart beating next to mine", she wrote:
"Yes I am having a new lovely baby children are such a blessing and I'm grateful to god for my new little gift xx"
The 27-year-old singer also tweeted a scan photo of her impending new arrival.
It is not known who the father of her baby is, but Rebecca - who previously dated One Direction singer Zayn Malik - has said she is dating someone she has known for years.
She said in December: "We've been together a year now. He's lovely and he looks after the kids. He goes fishing with my son."
In February, the singer passed out on live TV show 'Loose Women' at the end of her performance of new single 'All That I've Got'.
She tweeted at the time: "I am feeling much better will rest today so sorry to worry everybody I fought through that song but at the end had nothing left love yas xxx (sic)"
Rebecca Ferguson is pregnant
Rebecca Ferguson is pregnant.
The 'Nothing's Real But Love' hitmaker - who shot to fame after competing on 'The X Factor' in 2010 - announced on twitter that she is expecting a sibling for her kids Lillie May, nine, and Karl, seven.
Alongside a picture of two swans making a heart with their necks and the message "There's a little heart beating next to mine", she wrote:
"Yes I am having a new lovely baby children are such a blessing and I'm grateful to god for my new little gift xx"
The 27-year-old singer also tweeted a scan photo of her impending new arrival.
It is not known who the father of her baby is, but Rebecca - who previously dated One Direction singer Zayn Malik - has said she is dating someone she has known for years.
She said in December: "We've been together a year now. He's lovely and he looks after the kids. He goes fishing with my son."
In February, the singer passed out on live TV show 'Loose Women' at the end of her performance of new single 'All That I've Got'.
She tweeted at the time: "I am feeling much better will rest today so sorry to worry everybody I fought through that song but at the end had nothing left love yas xxx (sic)"
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Emma Roberts embraced summer fashion in a pair of denim shorts a printed vest top and a retro pair of reflective sunglasses as she and fiancée Evan Peters strolled through the crowds at Coachella festival in Indio, California.
Emma Roberts and fiancée enjoy Coachella
Emma Roberts embraced summer fashion in a pair of denim shorts a printed vest top and a retro pair of reflective sunglasses as she and fiancée Evan Peters strolled through the crowds at Coachella festival in Indio, California.
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Britain's Prince George doesn't like eating his vegetables, according to the Duchess of Cambridge.
The 8-month-old prince - who is the son of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge - will only eat his greens if his parents disguise them, as his mother revealed when a child at a New Zealand children's hospice asked her whether she eats all of her vegetables.
Lee Thompson, 14, said: "The Duchess laughed and she said she did, but it was a problem getting George to eat them. She said she and William had to mash up all his vegetables so he wouldn't notice."
Duchess Catherine was visiting the Rainbow Hospice in Hamilton as part of her first solo engagement during her and her husband Prince William's tour of New Zealand.
Lee's grandmother and full-time carer said of the royal visit: "It was awesome to have Kate visit us. We are so honoured she came and it means so much to us. It's a dream come true really.
"She is so special and magical - a perfect princess."
The Duchess was later presented with a gift for Prince George, a miniature pedal bike complete with a personalised lycra cycling top and helmet, when her and William opened the Avantidrome velodrome in Cambridge, New Zealand.
Britain’s Prince George doesn’t like vegetables
Britain's Prince George doesn't like eating his vegetables, according to the Duchess of Cambridge.
The 8-month-old prince - who is the son of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge - will only eat his greens if his parents disguise them, as his mother revealed when a child at a New Zealand children's hospice asked her whether she eats all of her vegetables.
Lee Thompson, 14, said: "The Duchess laughed and she said she did, but it was a problem getting George to eat them. She said she and William had to mash up all his vegetables so he wouldn't notice."
Duchess Catherine was visiting the Rainbow Hospice in Hamilton as part of her first solo engagement during her and her husband Prince William's tour of New Zealand.
Lee's grandmother and full-time carer said of the royal visit: "It was awesome to have Kate visit us. We are so honoured she came and it means so much to us. It's a dream come true really.
"She is so special and magical - a perfect princess."
The Duchess was later presented with a gift for Prince George, a miniature pedal bike complete with a personalised lycra cycling top and helmet, when her and William opened the Avantidrome velodrome in Cambridge, New Zealand.