GEORDIE Shore fans are convinced Marnie Simpson accidentally ‘gave away’ her baby’s gender after spotting some clues.
Marnie, 33, revealed she is expecting her third child today, sharing the happy news with her partner Casey Johnson, 29, on Instagram.
But her followers soon noticed the couple could be having a girl.
One commented: “wait did casey mime ‘we’re having a girl’,” while another said: “It’s deffo a girl! Could see him saying it . Congratulations.”
Someone else pointed out: “The song in this post is ‘ to our daughter ‘,” while a fourth agreed: “the song choice also a give away as a Lullaby to my Daughter.”
Sharing a video clip, Marnie wrote: “Here we go again.”
She and her reality TV star husband Casey are already parents to Rox, born October 2019 and Oax, who she welcomed in 2022.
The star had a very difficult first birth and while pregnant with her second child she insisted she would not have any more.
She said at the time: “I would not go to three,” she said. “I think you’ve got to find the balance for yourselves.
“We want to enjoy our lives as well. We’ve not waited too long to have kids and I feel like having two, we can give them the best life possible.”
Marnie previously described her first labour, which lasted 28 hours, as traumatic and insisted on having a c-section the second time round.
Marnie was diagnosed with a chronic UTI in 2016 and after giving birth to baby Rox in 2019, her symptoms began to get a lot worse.
Marnie got engaged to X Factor singer Casey back in 2020, and they wed in May 2023.
The pair met on the show Single AF in 2017.
They confirmed their relationship just a few months after the show ended – a move that is against show rules but it didn’t seem to worry the smitten love-birds.
JAMES TRAFFORD has emerged as one of the best young goalkeepers in England.
However, his grandfather wanted him to take a different path.
The 22-year-old, who is one of the most talked-about players in the EFL right now, was raised on a North Cumbrian family-run farm in the Lake District.
Having also worked on the farm growing up, his duties included lambing and mucking out.
His grandfather, Bill, wanted him to stay in the farming business if he did not go on to become a professional sportsman.
But he was happy to make an exception if Trafford wanted to become a jockey.
Trafford told SunSport: “Grandpa Bill, god bless his soul. I have two cousins then my sister and I.
“Grandpa always said, ‘he has to be a farmer’ but he really wanted one of us to be a jockey — but we were all too tall!”
The Burnley star neglected the racing route and instead pursued a career in football.
He signed for Manchester City at the age of 12 in 2015 and went on to spend eight years with the club before joining Burnley, where he established himself as a regular first team starter.
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Trafford has since made 60 appearances for the Clarets and is currently enjoying an incredible run of form.
The ex-City star has only let in NINE goals all season, keeping 23 clean sheets.
Trafford has not conceded a goal in 1000 minutes and is aiming to record his 12th successive shutout when Burnley face Sheffield Wednesday on Friday evening.
Despite his growing reputation as one of Europe’s finest talents, with a host of Premier League clubs hoping to snap him up, the youngster still loves getting his hands dirty on the farm.
He said: “I enjoy it. I do it to spend more time with dad because I always go out for lunch with my mum when I go home and he’s always working.
“When I was with dad last month, I was bedding up all the sheep and putting hay out for the ones outside.
“We’ve always done that. I remember as a kid on the tractor where he’d sit on the seat and I’d be on the arm-rest, and our dog would be down there.”
A PAIR of Airtricity League First Division matches have been postponed.
Following torrential rain on Thursday night and Friday morning, Wexford vs Longford Town and UCD vs Bray Wanderers have been called off.
In a statement on Friday afternoon, the League of Ireland confirmed that the former, scheduled for this evening, had been postponed.
It said: “Following a pitch inspection at Ferrycarrig Park amid heavy rainfall in the area, tonight’s SSE Airtricity Men’s First Division fixture between Wexford and Longford Town has been postponed.
“We will issue a new date for the fixture in due course.”
Wexford FC followed this up with a short social media statement of its own.
It read: “We regret to confirm that tonight’s game has been postponed due to the heavy rainfall last night and this morning.
“Ticket purchasers will be contacted via email”
And in a follow-up on Friday evening, it was confirmed that UCD vs Bray had also fallen by the wayside.
UCD were due to host Wanderers at the UCD Bowl, with the home side having lost their first game and the visitors having won theirs.
A pitch inspection took place on Friday afternoon at 2:15pm.
Following the inspection, the League of Ireland confirmed that a second inspection would take place at 5:15pm.
And confirming its postponement, the League of Ireland said: “Following a second pitch inspection, this evening’s SSE Airtricity Men’s First Division clash between UCD and Bray Wanderers has been postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.
“We’ll issue a new date for the fixture in due course.”
As well as five games in the First Division, there will be four fixtures in the Premier Division.
Shamrock Rovers, as a result of their elimination from the Europa Conference League on Thursday night, will not be in action.
Instead, the pick of the matches will see Derry City welcome Bohemians to the Brandwell.
The Gypsies will be in buoyant mood going in, having beaten Shamrock Rovers at the Aviva Stadium last Sunday.
Elsewhere, Drogheda United will host Sligo Rovers, while champions Shelbourne travel to the RSC to face Waterford.
And finally, Stephen Kenny‘s St Patrick’s Athletic travel to face Galway United.
That game will be shown live on Virgin Media.
Kick-off at Eamonn Deacy Park is at 7:45pm.
THE BGT judges are left gobsmacked tomorrow night as a man appears completely naked on stage.
In a sneak peek from the episode, as they show returns to telly, a Japanese comedian is seen performing a very risky act.
Known as Akira, the man performs with just a tray to cover his modesty, puling off various tricks.
He first tells Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli that he will show them the Blackpool Tower and quickly flips his tray to reveal an image of the landmark.
He then ties a toy car to a ball, which is covering his privates, and moves along with it – being careful not to reveal too much.
Ant – who is watching from the side lines – declares: “He was so close!”
Akira has been performing his naked tray act for the past ten years and previously hit back at criticism telling The Japan Times in 2019: “I’m aware there’s criticism and that’s fine. Some people see this naked guy on stage and feel it’s inappropriate, which I completely understand.
“Those who watch the whole act, however, realize there’s nothing dirty about it. It’s just a middle-aged guy with a tray, a bow tie and no other clothes.”
BGT show has run since 2007 and has produced winners including Susan Boyle, Paul Potts and Diversity.
The series champion receives £250,000 in prize money and the opportunity to perform at the Royal Variety Performance.
A format change this year will see the live semi-finals air weekly rather than nightly across one week as they had done previously.
This series will also see the judges joined by special guest judge KSI.
Tune in to the brand-new series of Britain’s Got Talent, tomorrow night at 7pm on ITV1 and ITVX.
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