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Daily Record
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
Piers Morgan's ex wife 'fighting for her life' following freak accident
Piers Morgan's son Spencer shared an update from hospital Piers Morgan 's wife was left fighting for her life following a freak accident. The former couple's son Spencer posted photos from hospital of himself alongside his mum. Sharing with his followers what happened to his mum, Spencer explained how she had a freak accident several months ago, writes The Mirror. He wrote on Instagram: "Seven months ago our mum was involved in a freak accident which left her fighting for her life… We were told on more than one occasion that there was little hope if any but against all odds she hung on in there and thanks to the two heroic surgeons in the third pic and countless others at @chelwestft she left hospital today after 218 days on the ward.' He went on: "The staff labelled her a minor miracle but they are the miracle workers. My family are eternally grateful for their incredible work. Never give up." However, he didn't explain exactly what happened. In the photos, Marion could be seen in a green dress as she stood in between two of her children, Spencer and Bertie, in a hospital ward. In another she stood between doctors. Spencer also shared the moment that she left hospital to nurses clapping her as she walked through the ward doors. And another snap showed Marion walking out of hospital main doors while using a crutch and having her son at her side. Many of Spencer's followers and friends flocked to the comments to send Marion well wishes. Among those sending their best wishes was Denise Welch, who simply sent five red love heart emojis. Piers' former Good Morning Britain co-presenter Susanna Reid also commented: "The best news," along with a love heart emoji. And George Lineker, son of former Match of the Day host Gary Lineker, penned: "Buzzing for you all." Marion and Piers were married between 1991 and 2008. They share sons Albert, Stanley, and Spencer together. After they split, Piers went on to marry Celia Walden and they welcomed daughter Elise in 2011. Despite their split, Piers remained fiercely protective of his ex wife. Speaking to the Daily Mail in 2009, he explained their divorce had been a "pretty horrendous experience". "The day Marion and I got divorced, I said, 'You know what? We can both go away feeling awful about this, but let's never mention it again'," he said. He also admitted his ex had supported his Good Morning Britain exit. And he added of their good terms: "I don't regret it because these things happen, but I'm pleased that we've stayed good friends, because it's important for your kids. "I produced three fantastic children with my ex-wife. The best advice I ever got was to speak to them every day - that's when you need your ex to be very accommodating. "I've spoken to my kids, with just a handful of exceptions, every day in the last nine years." Join the Daily Record WhatsApp community! Get the latest news sent straight to your messages by joining our WhatsApp community today. You'll receive daily updates on breaking news as well as the top headlines across Scotland. No one will be able to see who is signed up and no one can send messages except the Daily Record team. All you have to do is click here if you're on mobile, select 'Join Community' and you're in! If you're on a desktop, simply scan the QR code above with your phone and click 'Join Community'. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. To leave our community click on the name at the top of your screen and choose 'exit group'.
Daily Mirror
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Piers Morgan's ex wife left 'fighting for her life' after freak accident
The ex-wife of Piers Morgan has been left fighting for her life following a freak accident. Their son Spencer shared images from hospital of himself alongside his mum. Giving followers an insight into what happened, Spencer explained how his mum had a freak accident several months ago. He wrote: "Seven months ago our mum was involved in a freak accident which left her fighting for her life… We were told on more than one occasion that there was little hope if any but against all odds she hung on in there and thanks to the two heroic surgeons in the third pic and countless others at @chelwestft she left hospital today after 218 days on the ward.' He went on: "The staff labelled her a minor miracle but they are the miracle workers. My family are eternally grateful for their incredible work. Never give up." Spencer stopped short of saying what the exact accident had been. In the images, Marion could be seen in a green dress as she stood in between two of her children, Spencer and Bertie, in a hospital ward. In another she stood between doctors. Spencer also captured the moment his mum left hospital to nurses clapping her as she walked through the ward doors. And another snap showed Marion walking out of hospital main doors while using a crutch and having her son at her side. The upload was met with a wave of positivity in the comments section. Among those sending their best wishes was Denise Welch, who simply sent five red love heart emojis. Piers' former Good Morning Britain co-presenter also commented. She wrote: The best news," along with a love heart emoji. And George Lineker, son of former Match of the Day host Gary Lineker, penned: "Buzzing for you all." Marion and Piers were married between 1991 and 2008. They share sons Albert, Stanley, and Spencer together. Piers later married Celia Walden. The duo welcomed daughter Elise in 2011.
Yahoo
5 days ago
- Yahoo
Take a staycation to this Massachusetts beach town that 'isn't too crowded' Here's where
A survey found that less than half of Americans are planning on traveling for summer vacation this year. The Bankrate 2025 Summer Travel Survey said that 46% are planning traveling, 10% of Americans are choosing to "staycation" close to where they live, with 65% percent of people not planning to travel citing affordability as their reason for not traveling. However, a "staycation" isn't the worst thing in the world, if you live in Massachusetts, especially. Islands, a travel publication that started in 1981, says they've found the perfect Commonwealth town to make some great summer memories. "There's nothing like a fun, coastal Massachusetts getaway to pull you out of your day-to-day routine," Islands said. The publication said this community has the calming atmosphere of a seaside town but without all the overwhelming crowds that occupy other maritime towns to ruin your trip. Here is what Islands had to say about this coastal town. Marion, MA — A 'picturesque hub' Islands named Marion, Massachusetts, as the best place to go if you're looking for a charming small town to relax in and see some wonderful sights. What Islands said about it: "Some must-see places to add to your itinerary include the Bird Island Lighthouse, Marion's historic lighthouse built in 1819 and one of its most iconic landmarks. You can also visit Marion Antiques, Washburn Park, and the Marion Art Center. The iconic lighthouse-sandy beach combo isn't exclusive to Marion, though, so travelers who love the atmosphere and aesthetic can always go on a charming, beachy lighthouse road trip around Cape Cod as well." What restaurants to visit in Marion For places to eat, the publication recommended Brew Fish Bar & Eatery at 210 Spring St. for some tasty seafood and wonderful craft beers. They also recommended Cast Seaside Bites at 7 Cottage St. for cocktails and small plates. "If you're looking for something quicker and cheaper, Kate's Simple Eats is the place to be for some healthier sandwiches and gluten-free wraps, too," Islands said. You can find Kate's Simple Eats at 148 Front St. Rin Velasco is a trending reporter. She can be reached at rvelasco@ This article originally appeared on The Patriot Ledger: Marion is a MA beach town hyped by Islands that 'isn't too crowded' Solve the daily Crossword
Vogue
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Vogue
Psst: It's Actually Fine to Have a Little Work Crush
It starts small. Maybe you see them hovering around the coffee machine somewhere north of 8 a.m. The first spark of intrigue comes when you notice the color of their eyes. The second is when they opt for an unusual type of milk. Soon, you notice patterns. How they always jiggle their feet under the desk. The strangely large collection of vintage Ralph Lauren shirts they have on rotation. The way they smile whenever you cross paths, and that one time they actually winked. How you always regret not having something clever and funny to say, and instead simply move your mouth slightly before marching in the other direction. Work crushes are a lot of fun. They're exciting, tantalizsing, and carry the potential to revive or reshape your day. For some, a work crush is the thing that keeps us motivated, helping us get from one task to another and providing kindling to an inner spark that is constantly under threat in a corporate environment. Sure, they're distracting. Especially if you're already partnered up. But don't we all need a few distractions when we're in the depths of our daily grind? Well, the writers of And Just Like That don't seem to think so. In the latest few episodes of the increasingly absurd Sex and the City sequel, Lisa Todd Wexley's office crush Marion is presented as a problem. A big one. He looks at her for too long! He has an unspoken but deeply seductive energy! He eats papaya like it's something else we don't need to specify here! And now, in Episode 8, things have spiraled out of control—in Lisa's mind, at least. 'I had a sex dream about my editor last night; it was very explicit and I woke up very turned on,' Lisa confesses while on a walk with Charlotte. 'Why is this happening? I have a really great sex life with my very sexy husband, so why is Marion ripping my bodice off on a farm?' Charlotte reassures her that because of the bodice and the farm, everything will be just fine—not least because Charlotte herself also has sex dreams about other men sometimes. 'But it has nothing to do with reality because sometimes in those dreams, I have short hair,' she says affirmatively.
Sydney Morning Herald
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Sydney Morning Herald
And Just Like That recap: Silly sex, big decisions and a time ‘pre-Lena Dunham'
After watching them chat at work, I'm not quite sure I see it. What I do see is him going to town on a papaya, which feels like both a bit from a classic Sex and the City episode and a dangerous lunch option considering they're sitting on expensive editing gear. By the end of the episode, LTW's gone from having a sex dream about Marion to confirming there's a mutual attraction. She turned down his invite to see a movie then flip-flopped, then flipped back and ended up pitching her project to the Obamas' producer from the grocery store. Is it bad that I really want to watch her blow up her life and have an affair with Marion? Everyone's rolling around in bed this episode. Seema and Adam the gardener have fun, silly sex and we see the most gorgeous skin ever captured on film. Everything works and feels easy-breezy, until they go to dinner, and she's annoyed by every single thing about him. Namely: he uses crystal deodorant and his last name is Karma. Honestly, I get it. No amount of banter and orgasms can cure such a severe case of The Ick once it sets in. We get a fun gallery plotline with Charlotte this episode – and an appearance from her boss, Mark Kasabian (Victor Garber). Char and her gallerinas are installing a Tracey Emin-style artwork 'from a time pre-Lena Dunham'. While setting up My Bed, Char gets vertigo, of course. These women are falling apart at the seams! It's all an elaborate set-up for her to collapse on a prop condom while shouting for Miranda not to chance a sip of champagne at the gallery opening. Turns out Joy is so fun and chill she forgets her girlfriend is sober and wants to leave a bottle of her favourite gin at Miranda's place. Wanting to be just as cool and sexy as Joy, Miranda wonders if maybe she's just 'alcohol-ish', and doesn't need that sobriety after all. For the first time since Harry told Charlotte he had cancer, I was genuinely affected by a scene in AJLT this week, when Miranda goes to the pantry for her choccie biccies while she works (and watches Bi Bingo) late at night, and tests her resolve against the bottle of gin. She takes it out, puts it back. She opens it. She thinks. Sniffs. Pours a shot. Tips it out. Just when I exhaled, she went back for it. Oh no. But she didn't even trust the rubbish bin where her infamous slice of cake still got a look-in in season four of SATC. No, the bottle goes down the trash chute, which she doesn't close until she hears it smash. Seems dangerous, but I won't judge. For once.
