and enjoy the anticipation of her baby’s arrival.Speaking to People magazine, a source revealed, “She is just thrilled. She is totally laying low and nesting.”Down-to-earth Adele, who, despite being a global superstar, has maintained privacy in her personal

TV star Jack Osbourne has revealed he's loving every minute of fatherhood.Speaking to PEOPLE magazine, the new dad – who welcomed daughter Pearl with wife Lisa on April 24 – says fatherhood is great: “It’s a lot of fun. The best part about

Kate Moss has been known to ruffle a feather or two with her choice of clothes, men and wild lifestyle, but now the model mum has made a shocking revelation that nobody saw coming.Speaking to Vanity Fair, notorious former wild child Moss has

Adele is "glowing" after the birth of her baby boy last month according to her close friend Alan Carr.Speaking to The Sun, the comedian said: “All I’ll say is I have seen Adele’s baby and he’s such a cutie. She’s doing great, she’s glowing

figure, since Rochelle, speaking to The Sunday Mirror, said: "I'm really looking forward to falling pregnant. Una's proved being a mother and being on the road can work."The singer said she is looking forward to spending some quality time with her new

Kylie Minogue has confessed that having her own family would be “lovely”. Speaking to new! magazine, the pop star revealed she loves doing nothing more than spending time with her nephews – Ethan, her sister Dannii’s son, and Charlie and James, her

baby carrier.In just a few weeks, the first-time mum will walk the runway alongside fellow Victoria’s Secret Angels and supermums Miranda Kerr, Adriana Lima and Alessandra Ambrosio.Speaking to Modelinia, the new mum revealed how she was getting ready

was already 7-months pregnant, which would mean she was due to give birth in early September.The singer has been very hush-hush about her pregnancy so far, and rumours have been rife that she is laying low and ‘nesting’. But could Adele’s silence be speaking

may fade over time meaning older people may inadvertently pass it on. If you're concerned, think you haven't been vaccinated, or would like to be, speak to your GP about your options.Information from the NHS and Department of Health

, children will love them too.FurbyOne such toy is the cool new version of the classic Furby. The new Furby can do everything that it used to do back in the 90s, but ten times better. It can speak to you, be fed by you, be tickled, and Furby will also now