Inside Wayne Rooney’s ‘bachelor’ life in Plymouth: Manager will entertain himself with nights at karaoke and takeaways in front of the TV while watching wife Coleen on I’m a Celeb
While his wife Coleen is 10,000 miles away in the Australian jungle tucking into insects and unmentionable animal body parts, Wayne Rooney will be keeping track of his wife’s progress from Plymouth – no doubt with more palatable snacks to hand. The mother-of-four, 38, could be away from their sons for up to a month if she goes the distance in the contest. But due to Wayne’s commitments as manager of Plymouth, he will remain in Devon in his rented flat, while his mother-in-law Colette looks after the boys.
Bachelor alum’s Maria Georgas denies Pete Davidson is back in rehab and insists he has been ‘sober for months’
Bachelor alum’s Maria Georgas is setting the record straight about Pete Davidson amid rumors he recently entered rehab for the second time this year. On Tuesday, the reality star, 30, shut down speculation that the Saturday Night Live star, who turned 31 last week, was seeking professional treatment as she revealed he ‘has been sober for months.’ She also clarified that they ‘never dated’ and that she’s ‘just friends with his sister’ Casey Davidson.
Farmers protest live: Jeremy Clarkson and Andrew Lloyd Webber march with thousands of landowners in Westminster demanding Keir Starmer axes changes to inheritance tax
Jeremy Clarkson today challenged the Government to ‘back down’ over its ‘cocked up’ inheritance tax (IHT) raid but Sir Keir Starmer insisted the ‘vast majority’ of farms will be unaffected. The former Top Gear host joined thousands of protesting farmers in the capital to demonstrate against Rachel Reeves introducing IHT on all previously exempt farms worth over £1m, at a rate of 20 per cent, in her autumn Budget . Farmers fear the change will prevent them passing their assets down through the generations as they will be forced to sell off parts of their businesses to pay the punishing death duties.