News about Aisling Bea

Aisling Bea has welcomed her first child with her boyfriend Jack Freeman.  The comedian, 40, announced the happy news on Monday as she shared an adorable photo of their 'little gift' -  but gave her pregnancy a 'one star' review.  Alongside a snap of herself and the newborn, Aisling wrote: 'Trip advisor review of Pregnancy: One star.' 

Aisling Bea showed off her blooming baby bump in London on Thursday as she attended The Hot Wing King afterparty at The National Theatre.  The comedian, 40, was glowing as she cut a stylish figure in a textured green dress which boasted a halterneck design and a cut-out panel at the waist.  She teamed a pair of comfortable black sandals with her look and covered up from the evening chill with a flowy white shirt. 

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Pregnant Aisling Bea was seen for the first time since announcing she's expecting her first child with her producer boyfriend Jack Freeman, in London on Sunday. The comedian, 40, revealed the joyful news in a hilarious post last week which saw her debut her blossoming baby bump.

Aisling Bea has revealed she's pregnant with her first child. The comedian shared the news in a hilarious post after debuting her bump at the Big Slick 24 event over the weekend. Showing off her tummy, Aisling shared funny videos and snaps of a cartoon face painted onto her bare tummy after performing a back-up dance with comic Seth Herzog.

Aisling Bea has opened up about her horrifying accident that left her arm 'hanging off' during an appearance on The Jonathan Ross Show on Thursday.  The comedian, 40, revealed she got 'knocked down off her bike in the pandemic' which left her needing surgery to have her shoulder 'totally reconstructed'.  She said: 'I was supposed to have keyhole surgery on my shoulder from an accident two days beforehand but when I went in, they found out my arm was hanging off.

On Wednesday, Aisling Bea brought some Christmas cheer to the Festive Food Drive & All Star Charity Comedy Show in London. Laura Whitmore, her husband Iain Stirling, and Nish Kumar were among the attendees of the event in aid of Hackney Foodbank. Aisling wore a £844 embroidered jumper from Faye Dinsmore and a Father Christmas hat.

On Thursday, Aisling Bea arrived at the very first Rolling Stone UK Awards in London's Camden Roundhouse. On the star-studded red carpet, the comedian, 39, looked sensational in a chic tweed blazer and matching mini skirt. Her long legs were shown on her dress, and the actress completed the look with black tights and platform heels.

In a throwback snap from 2019, late actor Sinead O'Connor posed with an unlikely crew made up of Love Island actors Maura Higgins, Greg O'Shea, and Lewis Capaldi. The legendary singer's family revealed on Wednesday that she had died at the age of 56, sparking a worldwide outpouring of grief, including a touching note from Aisling Bea, who posed with the group in the snap. The group was photographed together at an appearance on The Late Late Show four years ago, where they met with host Ryan Tubridy and Sinead in an amazing recreation of her classic hit Nothing Compares 2 U.S.

In a crowded Spitalfields Market, the Irish actress, 38, and the son of Tom Hanks, 45, searched for plants, putting on a loving display for the scenes. Gemma is the protagonist of the forthcoming film And Mrs, while Tom portrays her American fiancé Nathan. The couple are chronicled as they approach their wedding day, when Nathan tragically dies, with Gemma then deciding to marry him anyway.

CARIAD LLOYD: The five stages of grief. Can you name them all? Maybe you could have voiced out indignation and denial in a line-up, but the majority of the story would be a bit hazy (as you could always remember Robbie in Take That, but it was impossible to tell Howard and Jason apart). And yet, the five stages of grief theory is deeply embedded in our culture. Even if the nearest you have to death is the school rabbit dying on your watch, you'll be able to relate to the fact that after someone dies, you will have specific emotions: denial, rage, bargaining, sadness, and acceptance.

The singer, 61, has been announced as one of the celebrity guest judges on the forthcoming series, with names including Alison Hammond, Mel B, and Dame Joanna Lumley. However, some Twitter followers have slammed the BBC Three show for including Boy George in the line-up, considering the fact that he has been exposed to multiple scandals throughout his career.