News about Jamie Laing

The model, 31, who splits her time between Bondi and Queensland , made her TV debut on the five-episode long Sydney special of hit reality series Made In Chelsea. Along with other Aussie newbies, she rubbed shoulders with the likes of Olivia Bentley and Ruby Adler as the Made In Chelsea cast headed Down Under for a dose of sun, sea and sand.

Jamie Laing celebrated his first wedding anniversary with wife Sophie Habboo on Sunday, after admitting their sex life has already gone stale. The Made In Chelsea star, 35, shared photos from their legal ceremony at Chelsea Registry Office last April - an event they followed in May with a larger wedding ceremony at a privately owned residential development in Andalusia. Paying tribute to Sophie - with whom he produces the popular NewlyWeds podcast - he wrote: 'Happy Anniversary to my Wife. Cannot believe it's been a year since this day. Couldn't feel luckier.'

For nearly a decade, Louise Thompson appeared on Made In Chelsea as the fun-loving party girl alongside famous faces Jamie Laing, Binky Felstead and Spencer Matthews. But her life dramatically turned upside down after she suffered a near-death experience when she gave birth to her son Leo, two, who she shares with fiancé Ryan Libbey, in 2021. Over the course of three years, Louise, 34, has since battled debilitating health conditions with the bowel condition ulcerative colitis as well as the autoimmune disease lupus.

Jamie Laing has revealed that his sex life with wife Sophie Habboo has already hit a rough patch, just a year after they tied the knot. The Made In Chelsea star, who married Sophie in two ceremonies in London and Marbella last year, admitted that since becoming a married man he's become 'lazy' in the bedroom. Speaking to The Sun On Sunday, Jamie confessed that Sophie has always joked he's 'bog standard' in the bedroom, and now they're married he 'can't be bothered' to perform anymore.

Paloma Faith has revealed she suffers from stress releated alopecia and her body stars 'eating itself' when she doesn't address her feelings. The singer, 42, told how clumps of her hair regularly fall out when she's experiencing stress and she goes to a therapist regularly to manage her feelings. Speaking on the Great Company with Jamie Laing podcast, Paloma said of going to therapy: 'It's therapeutic. It's cathartic. But I also do a lot of actual therapy as well.

Made in Chelsea, Channel 7's Made in Chelsea spin-off series, began filming scenes on the iconic beachfront last month, but it has reportedly started dealing with some on-set issues. According to an insider, some of the cast members are 'running their own race' and going 'MIA,' failing to turn up on schedule for filming.

On the new series of Made in Chelsea, the nephew of a Real Housewives of Beverly Hills actor Willie Tobben will be seen. Later this month, Channel 4 reality show series 27 which follows the lives of London's poshest residents will return. As they left Sydney last year, the gang's emotions were at an all-time peak.

Mehreen Baig, a freelance journalist who left her weekend show on the BBC Asian Network, hosts Not Even Water, a BBC Sounds guide to Ramadan. Muslims should refrain from dating during the holy month, according to Jamie Laing and rapper Big Zuu. (Pictured: Mehreen Baig, a BBC Asian Network presenter, is presenting Not Even Water, which is a metaphorical representation of not even water. Inset: Jamie Laing)

Sophie Habboo was left notably shocked after her husband Jamie Laing revealed that their sex life could be enhanced after a saucy lie detector test on their Newly Weds podcast. Jamie, 35, and Sophie, 30, married in April 2023 in a small Chelsea wedding before heading to a more lavish second party in Spain in May. The pair, who started planning their wedding and now have a podcast together, which has taken the shape of delving into married life.

On Friday, Sophie Habboo and her partner Jamie Laing cut a show-stopping appearance at Blenheim Palace Ball in aid of Starlight in Woodstock. Jamie, a former Made in Chelsea star, looked dapper in a black suit and bow tie he wore with a white shirt. He was seen standing with his arm around fellow reality star Sophie, 30, wearing a black halter neck jacket that clung to her stunning hour glass curves.

For a ball at Blenheim Palace on Thursday, society belles and celebrities stepped out in their black tie finery, including Princess Beatrice and Edo Mapelli Mozzi. The concert was held in Oxfordshire's 18th century, with funds raised going to the Starlight Children's Foundation. Jamie Laing, a royal couple, reality star and McVities heir, and his partner Sophie Habboo attended the high society function. (Pictured L-R: Princess Beatrice and Edo Mapelli Mozzi; Jamie Laing and Sophie Haboo; Lady Alexandra Spencer-Churchill)

Since the show's resident presenters will continue to air Salford's episodes, viewers can expect the new pair to become the show's resident hosts from April 7.

For the brand new photographs, the former Made in Chelsea model, 30, gazed into the distance wearing a floral minidress before dazzling in a Chanel inspired jacket and bejewelled jeans. Sophie, a newlywed bride who married Jamie Laing, 35, in April last year, bared her slim figure as she lay on top of a bunk, giving a glimpse of her diamond engagement ring. Sophie wore a ruffled blue dress with red bows and her blonde hair in loose curls as she relaxed against the backdrop of warm lighting in another shot. Sophie revealed to MailOnline that she and Jamie are planning to purchase their first house together as husband and wife as they look forward to the future.

After replacing host Jordan North, Jamie Laing made his long-awaited debut as the host of BBC Radio 1's Drivetime Show on Monday. On the afternoon program, Made in Chelsea's Vick Hope and Katie Thistleton joined Vick Hope and Katie Thistleton, with BBC releasing a fun behind-the-scenes clip of his opening show. After taking a short break to appear on Countdown, Vick was thrilled to film her first pre-show link alongside Katie and Jamie, shouting that it was 'all change' on the show.

Jamie Laing has retaliated after critics complain that Radio 1 is turning into a 'Posh Boys Club,' as he insists he's 'earned' his new job after the BBC turned him down eight years ago. As he discussed his privileged upbringing and being sent by his wealthy parents to a private boarding school, the former Strictly contestant, 35, who whose grandfather invented the McVitie's digestive biscuit, admitted, 'I am posh.' The Made in Chelsea actor claims he deserving the job, while Capital FM's Jordan North, 34, takes over as co-host of the Going Home show, as well as everyone else, who admits to the fact that the BBC refused him for being 'too posh' and inexperienced.

In a two-toned pink gown, the Made in Chelsea actress, 30, looked stunning as she flaunted her enormous cleavage.

After her appearance on CBBC, the Manchester-born presenter, 34, joined Radio 1 in 2017 and now hosts three shows on the channel. After Jordan North was barred from his slot with Vick following months of behind-the-scenes chaos, Radio 1 has seen a massive change in its hosts. It has since been revealed that Jordan will be replacing Roman Kemp on Capital Breakfast, with Made in Chelsea's Jamie Laing taking his place on Radio 1's Going Home. Katie will now be joined by Vick and Jamie for the drivetime show, which takes place between 3.30 p.m. and 6 p.m. as listeners commute home from work.

As the popular show returns to screens on ITV, Ant and Dec will have their twentieth season of Saturday Night Takeaway. The variety show, which premiered in June 2002, has featured some familiar faces and memorable moments from more than 20 years as a Saturday night entertainment staple. But where are the other presenters and guest stars to have featured on Saturday Night Takeaway now and how many can you remember?

According to reports, Jordan North was blindsided by the news of his Radio 1 departure. After a decade with the radio, the host, 34, has stepped down from his Going Home show to replace Roman Kemp as the Capital Breakfast host. Following Jordan's big announcement, Jamie Laing, 35, would take his place on Monday, 3.30pm to 6 p.m., next to radio co-host Vick Hope.

After vociferous Radio 1 listeners slammed his new appearance on the program, Jamie Laing has broken his silence. Jamie will be replacing Jordan North, 34, who resigned from the iconic Going Home show after a decade on the BBC. Jamie, 35, will appear on Monday, 3.30pm to 6 p.m., a tribute to radio co-host Vick Hope from March 4, 2006.

Jordan North, the station's founder, announced his retirement from his Going Home show this week this week after a decade with the station. Following Jordan's confirmation, it was announced that former Made in Chelsea actor Jamie Laing, 35, would take his position next on Monday at 3.30 p.m. to 6 p.m., ahead of co-host Vick Hope. On Capital Radio's breakfast show, Jordan is reportedly off to fill Roman Kemp's boots. I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! Jordan has been in the public eye for years, but he has kept certain aspects of his private life private, including who he has dated, in the public eye. Here's what you need to hear about the broadcaster's love life as well as his 'kinky' on-air confession.

Since being fired from Radio 1, Jordan North has broken his silence. After a decade with the radio, the host, 34, has reportedly stepped down from his Going Home show to replace Roman Kemp as the Capital Breakfast host, according to reports. Following Jordan's huge announcement, Jamie Laing, 35, will take his place on Monday, 3.2 p.m., next to radio co-host Vick Hope.

After a decade behind the microphone, Jordan North has left BBC Radio 1's legendary Going Home show. He is reportedly off to fill Roman Kemp's boots on Capital Radio's breakfast show, while Jamie Laing is in line to take over at the BBC from 3.30 p.m. on Monday, The I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! Burnley FC's stadium, Turf Moor, was a contestant who went viral for saying 'good place'. The Yorkshire native enjoyed a rapid rise to such a prestigious programme, so what has been behind his success? Learn more about how Jordan went from being a'supply teacher' of the airwaves' to one of the country's most popular voices.

After leaving Radio One after a decade on air, Jordan North is expected to replace Roman Kemp on Capital Breakfast. On Friday, it was announced that the former I'm A Celeb star had dropped from Radio One's legendary Going Home show and would be replaced by Jamie Laing, 35, who will take his place alongside Vick Hope from Monday to 6 p.m. Insiders told The Sun that Jordan had signed a large sum of money with the rival station just shy of breaking news.