Less than a month after announcing her split from Zimbabwean businessman Kudzai Mushonga, South African socialite and actress Khanyi Mbau has revealed that the two have reconciled. Their whirlwind romance, which has seen several ups and downs since it began in 2021, has once again taken another dramatic turn. Earlier this month, Khanyi took to …
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The past three seasons have been tough for the Toronto Raptors. It has been a gradual decline for the Raptors franchise ever since they broke through with a championship in 2019, and now, they’re stuck in a rebuild. For the 2024-25 season, it was clear that their intention was to compete for lottery balls instead […]
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SHOWING off her post-baby figure, Charlotte Crosby has wowed fans by rocking a skintight black bodysuit.
Just 16 days after welcoming her second child via c-section, doting mum Charlotte, 34, has shown off her figure saying “I don’t know how I look this good”.
The former MTV star confirmed the arrival of her daughter, baby Pixi, on social media on February 3, and now she has shown off her postpartum body.
Sharing a short video of herself posing up a storm in front of a full-length mirror in a skintight black bodysuit on Snapchat, Charlotte said: “How?????” before writing a more lengthy caption.
Writing over the tip of the clip, she penned: “I’m slightly confused at how I look and feel this good about my body 16 days after Pixi, but I’m here for it.
“I’m still in pain but I’m bloody here for it,” she said alongside a string of laughing face emojis.
She added: “I have improved my diet hugely and upped my protein!
“But honestly, it took me a year to feel semi ok after Alba!
“The body is crazy isn’t it!”
When Charlotte announced the news of her newborn baby’s birth at the start of the month she took to Instagram to post a photo of her partner Jake Ankers cradling the tot and their daughter Alba, two.
After Charlotte confirmed she had welcomed her daughter into the world via her newsletter, she also shared the sweet moniker they’d chosen, revealing that the tot’s name is Pixi Cecilia.
But just days after welcoming the newborn, the reality star provided a worrying update, telling her fans that Pixi was rushed to the hospital after a worrying discovery.
“Our Pixi girl has had a hell of a morning bless her soul,” Charlotte revealed on her Instagram stories on February 7.
“I noticed a little lump on Pixi’s chin a couple of days ago! And wanted to flag it with our doctors before we left,” she added.
She then revealed: “After some bloods and an ultrasound and a lot of tears watching my brave little girl having to go through all of this at only 7 days old, we’ve got some good news that it’s hopefully nothing to worry about and we just need to keep an eye on it.”
Pixi’s arrival came after Charlotte and Jake were left terrified just after the star’s £1million home was burgled – while they were upstairs.
The pair met back in 2021 while Charlotte was getting over her break-up with ex-boyfriend Liam Beaumont.
They were introduced by mutual friends.
Charlotte and Jake then went official with their relationship in January 2022.
The following month the Geordie Shore star found out she was pregnant.
Charlotte and Jake revealed they were expecting in April 2022.
They welcomed baby Alba-Jean into the world in October that year.
In November 2023 the couple got engaged.
Jake, 33, revealed on social media that a gang of masked robbers armed with machetes stormed inside their stunning mansion.
The Sun later told how the pair had taken extra measures to make sure that they are free from danger.
Just weeks after that ordeal, the TV personality was rushed to hospital shortly afterwards where it was revealed she had a urine infection.
Scared Jake shared at the time: “We are not having a good week!!!
“Now Charlotte has been rushed in to hospital as she is having serious pains in her stomach, they are running all the necessary checks to make sure Charlotte and baby are ok.”
THE legendary Japanese car firm facing collapse has revealed its talks for a “mega-merger” with its rival.
Popular amongst Brits since the sixties, the brand has been the world’s largest motorcycle manufacturer for decades.
Honda could be re-entering talks with Nissan to create the world’s fourth-biggest car producer but there’s a catch.
According to those close to the chief executive of Nissan, it may require Makoto Uchida to step down before progress can be made between the companies.
Despite the 58-year-old being an advocate for the relationship, his Honda counterpart has reportedly been frustrated by Nissan’s money problems and lack of speed.
It is thought Uchida plans to stay on until 2026 but recent pressure from board members could lead to an earlier exit.
A source told the Financial Times how Honda could be prepared to re-enter discussions of a future with Nissan if the talks were with a different boss.
Nissan remains an attractive business partner due to its capital ties with Mitsubishi Motors and foothold in south-east Asia.
Toshihiro Mibe original opened up about the break-down, describing “regret”.
Although a spokesperson for Honda has revealed business discussions have not been fully ruled out.
The two Japanese car giants have both been framed for their reliability and quality.
Merger talks were originally thought to have been cancelled earlier this month after one senior Nissan official strongly objected to the “rude things” his company had been told.
Nissan has been struggling with sales in recent years, brought about by poor management decisions and a failure to adapt to the growing electric vehicle (EV) market.
Worries have been further exacerbated by the Zero-Emission Vehicle, or ZEV, mandate, requiring 28 per cent of car sales to be electric in 2025 — or face fines of £15,000 for every car they fall short on.
A merger with Honda could cut costs for both companies, but there has been two key reasons behind the collapse in talks.
Firstly, discomfort came from Honda’s demand that Nissan would become its subsidiary, something the latter felt went against previous agreements, reports The Japan News.
Secondly, Honda also told Nissan to restructure its business and abandon its original hybrid vehicle (HV) system, e-Power, in order to adopt Honda’s HV system.
Nissan was previously a top contender for its EV production but recently has struggled to keep up with Toyota and Honda.
The company published its financial outlook for the year ending in March and a net loss of hundreds of millions of pounds has been predicted.
Industry insiders have revealed that Nissan is now open to mergers with other automotive or technology firms.
One of the potential companies is Foxconn, also known as Hon Hai Technology Group.
This follows the 9,000 job losses that were witnessed at Nissan.
Without much-needed support, a Nissan official has claimed that the firm only has “12 to 14 months to survive”.
The brand also runs the UK’s largest car factory in Sunderland but pressure from the Government’s EV sales targets has played a part in Nissan’s woes.
It was previously reported that Uchida spoke to the Prime Minister to raise his concerns about the impact of government rules on the business.
He was also thought to have warned ministers, including Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds, that current rules could pose a direct risk to the Sunderland plans.
GIVEN Emily Murphy played rugby until it was no longer feasible, it is no surprise that she likes the physical side of football.
And she says that was part of the reason why she opted to return to England to sign for Newcastle United.
Murphy joined the English second-tier outfit last month after four years in the US where she obtained a degree in political science.
The striker previously played in the top flight for Chelsea and Birmingham City, where new Ireland boss Carla Ward was her manager.
But the 21-year-old was happy to drop down a division to ensure she would play regularly as she readjusts to the game she grew up with.
The Windsor native said: “It’s much further up north than I’m used to but I’m loving it so far.
“As a young player, the biggest thing I can look for is going somewhere I’m going to play, and put myself in the best position to play.
“I feel as though Newcastle was a great fit for that and I’m really excited for the rest of the season. I wanted to be as close to home as I could be.
“That was a big factor. I’ve lived a lot of my life away from home. I’ve two younger sisters so coming back to family was the biggest part.
“There’s positives to both styles in the US and UK. The physicality I would say is the biggest difference. I think I wanted to come back to play the football I remember playing.
“I played rugby a lot in my life. Dad is a Leinster fan and I played until I had to give up. I played inside centre.
“I was fast and at that age I was as physical as the lads.
“Things have changed now I think but I’d probably still be able to give them a run for their money.”
Murphy’s dad John hails from Rathfarnham and played Gaelic football and hurling for his school, Scoil Naithí and rugby at Lansdowne Road for Palmerstown.
She has not managed, thus far, to follow in her father’s footsteps by playing at the Dublin 4 venue having missed out on the Euro 2025 play-off final against Wales.
She said: “I was actually in the US at the time.
“I had my dad on the phone and my housemates watching. It was a hard one. I was obviously very upset and I know the whole team were.
“It’s one of those things you don’t want to dwell on for too long because I think you then don’t allow yourself to progress.
“I think as a team we have a fresh slate now.”
But the forward was not released by her then-college Wake Forest University.
She said: “You always want to play for your country.
“I always wanted to come and play for Ireland. They were discussions I had with my college and staff in college.
“That chapter is closed and a new one is opened. I’m back here. I was upset and frustrated.”
Murphy is keen to look forward to the Nations League campaign which kicks off with matches at home to Turkey on Friday and away to Slovakia on Tuesday under new head coach Ward.
Murphy is familiar with her as Ward was in charge at Birmingham in 2021 when they signed her on loan from Chelsea — but she is not sure that experience will be of relevance.
She said: “There’s a lot of things to take into context when I was at Birmingham — my age and the position we were in.
“We were a team that was fighting to stay in the WSL so a lot of things change when that’s your reality.
“She kept us up and that was a huge win for the club, herself and the girls on the team.
“I don’t think I could take how we played in that season to here. It’s a completely different game and a completely different environment.
“I’m very excited to get back working with her and the rest of the staff as well.”
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