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The Irish Sun
17-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Reality star reveals she's pregnant as she shares snap of blossoming baby bump and unveils due date
REALITY TV star Hannah Burns has revealed she's pregnant as she shared a photo of her baby bump. The media personality, who appeared as a contestant on Netflix show The Mole, made the announcement on Wednesday on social media. 4 Hannah Burns has revealed she's pregnant as she showed off her baby bump Credit: Instagram 4 The reality star is best known for her appearance on Netflix's The Mole Credit: Netflix Hannah posted a photo of her wearing a white sports bra with her blossoming bump on display, as she held pictures of her baby scan. She captioned it: "Baby me coming November 2025. Thank you God for trusting me with this little soul." Her fans were delighted for the star, with one writing: "Cutest mommy ever!!! So happy for you." This person gushed: "Ahhhh screaming, crying, congratulations gorgeous mommy." While another added: "Omg baby angel coming. Congratulations." Hannah became one of the most memorable competitors on the latest season of The Mole. The competition series sees 12 players work together in challenges to add money to a prize pot, but only one of them will win it at the end. But one of the players has been assigned the role of 'the Mole' and tasked with sabotaging the group's money-making efforts. Most read in Celebrity The final player will have to outwit the Mole and expose them. Hannah's is based in Phoenix, Arizona and away from reality TV she is a Medical Marketing Consultant Reality stars go instagram official with first pic together - after falling for OTHER people on show Hanna h competed in the Miss Arizona USA beauty pageant in 2020 after having won Miss Paradise Valley USA . She also competed on Netflix TV series The Perfect Match this year. The show sees couples who prove their compatibility gain the power to make or break other matches in a strategic dating competition. 4 Hannah also appeared on dating show The Perfect Match Credit: Instagram/Netflix 4 The series sees couples who prove their compatibility gain the power to make or break other matches Credit: Netflix
Scottish Sun
17-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Reality star reveals she's pregnant as she shares snap of blossoming baby bump and unveils due date
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) REALITY TV star Hannah Burns has revealed she's pregnant as she shared a photo of her baby bump. The media personality, who appeared as a contestant on Netflix show The Mole, made the announcement on Wednesday on social media. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 4 Hannah Burns has revealed she's pregnant as she showed off her baby bump Credit: Instagram 4 The reality star is best known for her appearance on Netflix's The Mole Credit: Netflix Hannah posted a photo of her wearing a white sports bra with her blossoming bump on display, as she held pictures of her baby scan. She captioned it: "Baby me coming November 2025. Thank you God for trusting me with this little soul." Her fans were delighted for the star, with one writing: "Cutest mommy ever!!! So happy for you." This person gushed: "Ahhhh screaming, crying, congratulations gorgeous mommy." While another added: "Omg baby angel coming. Congratulations." Hannah became one of the most memorable competitors on the latest season of The Mole. The competition series sees 12 players work together in challenges to add money to a prize pot, but only one of them will win it at the end. But one of the players has been assigned the role of 'the Mole' and tasked with sabotaging the group's money-making efforts. The final player will have to outwit the Mole and expose them. Hannah's is based in Phoenix, Arizona and away from reality TV she is a Medical Marketing Consultant Reality stars go instagram official with first pic together - after falling for OTHER people on show Hannah competed in the Miss Arizona USA beauty pageant in 2020 after having won Miss Paradise Valley USA. She also competed on Netflix TV series The Perfect Match this year. The show sees couples who prove their compatibility gain the power to make or break other matches in a strategic dating competition. 4 Hannah also appeared on dating show The Perfect Match Credit: Instagram/Netflix
The Sun
17-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Reality star reveals she's pregnant as she shares snap of blossoming baby bump and unveils due date
REALITY TV star Hannah Burns has revealed she's pregnant as she shared a photo of her baby bump. The media personality, who appeared as a contestant on Netflix show The Mole, made the announcement on Wednesday on social media. 4 Hannah posted a photo of her wearing a white sports bra with her blossoming bump on display, as she held pictures of her baby scan. She captioned it: "Baby me coming November 2025. Thank you God for trusting me with this little soul." Her fans were delighted for the star, with one writing: "Cutest mommy ever!!! So happy for you." This person gushed: "Ahhhh screaming, crying, congratulations gorgeous mommy." While another added: "Omg baby angel coming. Congratulations." Hannah became one of the most memorable competitors on the latest season of The Mole. The competition series sees 12 players work together in challenges to add money to a prize pot, but only one of them will win it at the end. But one of the players has been assigned the role of 'the Mole' and tasked with sabotaging the group's money-making efforts. The final player will have to outwit the Mole and expose them. Hannah's is based in Phoenix, Arizona and away from reality TV she is a Medical Marketing Consultant Reality stars go instagram official with first pic together - after falling for OTHER people on show Hannah competed in the Miss Arizona USA beauty pageant in 2020 after having won Miss Paradise Valley USA. She also competed on Netflix TV series The Perfect Match this year. The show sees couples who prove their compatibility gain the power to make or break other matches in a strategic dating competition. 4
Irish Independent
15-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Irish Independent
When Bono met Harry: U2 star and Point developer Crosbie shake on it at Dalkey Book Festival
The festival, founded by economist David McWilliams and his wife Sian Smyth, has been running since 2010 and continues to attract star Irish and international names to the south county Dublin village. There was a strong interest from U2 band members and associates for a talk by film director Neil Jordan and author John Banville on the life of Roger Casement, the British diplomat who was executed in 1916 for treason after his participation in the Easter Rising. Property developer Harry Crosbie told the Sunday Independent that his job on Friday night was to be 'the driver'. He said he was just there to 'pick up and drop off John Banville'. Spotting Crosbie in his 1967 Mercedes Pagoda, Killiney resident Bono, who had a security team with him, made a bee line for him and shook his long-time friend's hand. Crosbie, who helped develop The Point (now the 3Arena) and Vicar Street music venues, has said he will never write his autobiography because it would be too full of 'name-dropping'. Bono's wife Ali Hewson also attended the same sold-out Casement talk, hosted by broadcaster Caroline Erskine, that took place in a marquee overlooking Dalkey Island. U2 guitarist The Edge was also present at the same talk and was seen entering the marquee after the event began. The festival's programme noted that Casement was described by his hangman in Pentonville prison as 'the bravest man I have ever had the displeasure to walk up the scaffold'. 'From Congo to Peru and back home to Ireland, Casement fought for the rights of dispossessed peoples wherever he saw them,' the programme said. 'A gay, Protestant, Irish revolutionary, a man of contradictions and complexity, he was only recently rehabilitated in Ireland. Is there a more heroic Irish figure than Roger Casement?' ADVERTISEMENT The festival concludes today with talks including one on rugby from former Ireland player Gordon D'Arcy and Paul Howard, journalist and author of the Ross O'Carroll-Kelly books. There is also an event with Charlie Mackesy, the author of The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and The Horse.
IOL News
03-06-2025
- Entertainment
- IOL News
Reality check: three gripping shows that reveal the psychology of competition
"Battle Camp" season 1 cast. Image: Instagram. Over the past few weeks, I've swapped my usual line-up for some gripping reality TV competition shows on Netflix Think "Survivor", "The Mole" or "The Circle", but with a more refreshing take on things. And if I'm being honest, there were so many notable insights into human behaviour. First up was "Battle Camp", a mix of "Survivor" and "Wheel of Fortune", where the contestants are well-known stars from other shows such as "Squid Game: The Challenge", "Selling The OC" and "Too Hot to Handle". After being divided into teams, the Wolves, the Bears, and the Eagles, they feature in a mix of hair-raising physical challenges, group votes, and strategic gameplay to avoid elimination. Ultimately, contestants will need to be unbeatable, unbreakable and unhateable to have the chance of winning $250 000 (around R4.5 million). The show is a perfect blend of fun and nail-biting suspense. A scene from "Million Dollar Secret". Image: Instagram. Next up, "Million Dollar Secret". Hosted by British comedian Peter Serafinowicz, the series features twelve contestants, one of whom is secretly awarded a $1 000 000 prize at the start of the game. The contestant who finds it becomes the "Millionaire" and must conceal their identity for the duration of the game. The remaining contestants, known as "Hunters", aim to hunt down who is secretly holding the prize money. At the end of each episode, players vote to "lock out" the person they most suspect. If the Millionaire is eliminated, the money is re-hidden in a new box, and the game continues. Throughout the game, players must participate in trust-based challenges, alliance-building exercises, and "Secret Agendas," which are private missions that can influence power and suspicion in the house. The show incorporates elements of strategy, emotional intelligence and psychological deception. Cast of "The Trust". Image: Instagram. Then, "The Trust: A Game of Greed", heightened my fascination. Eleven strangers are offered $250 000 to split equally among themselves or to eliminate each other and eventually receive more money for themselves. Contestants play games that can add money to the prize pot. These include games that reveal secrets about each other or games that ask them to reveal their voting history. Some contestants are offered access to "The Vault", which allows them to take an offer which could benefit themselves or the group. "The Trust" explores human behaviour and psychology.
