News about Emer Kenny

A baby boy has been welcomed by Rick Edwards and Emer Kenny

www.dailymail.co.uk, February 13, 2023
For the first time, host Rick Edwards has become a father. On Monday, the T4 actor and his partner, Emer Kenny, 33, took to social media to announce the good news, posting the first photos of their newborn. Emer wrote: "A bit of news... @rickedwards1 & I have had a beautiful baby boy.' He is just magic.'

"He Is Just Magic" is the TV host Rick Edwards and Emer Kenny's first child

www.popsugar.co.uk, February 13, 2023
TV presenter Rick Edwards and wife Emer Kenny have welcomed a baby boy! Emer, a "eastender" actress, shared good news on Monday, February 13th by posting photos of her kissing her newborn son's head and Rick holding his baby. She captioned the post, "Some news! Rick & I have had a beautiful baby boy. "He is just magic." Friends were quick to comment on her post, including "Ted Lasso"'s Ellie Taylor, who wrote, "Oh Emer!!!Huge congratulations dolly!!! Hope you're doing well xxx." Nicola Coughlan of "Bridgerton" expressed her appreciation, while Emer's Elizabeth Day (who is now Rick's ex-girlfriend) told her, "Oh, have you been DMing me how." CONGRATULATIONS YOU BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE!"

Karen Pirie, the current ITV prime minister, gives the crime drama a new twist

www.dailymail.co.uk, September 23, 2022
The body of a young woman murdered on a night out, and a pair of mismatched detectives are expected to look at it... so far as cliché, you might imagine, as new crime drama Karen Pirie begins this week. The ITV show, which is based on a series of books written by 'Tartan Noir' crime author Val McDermid, takes an old, rather hackneyed plot and makes it completely new. It's a fairly new crime thriller with podcasts, social media, affirmation, and snowflake millennials. It also asks whether murder could ever be turned into entertainment, and casts a critical eye on a world where violence against women is endemic. 'Sarah Everard vanished when I was writing it, and other instances of missing and murdered women followed,' Emer Kenny, who converted the books for the screen.' I was so angry, as I know several women were.' I couldn't care less if it made a difference to what I was writing about women than taking it home.' "I'm sure it made me think about them and how we portray crime on film because we also have a podcast in the story.'