News about Laila Rouass

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BY DAVID COVERDALE: Ronnie O'Sullivan is in his kitchen looking for jam. Mail Sport has brought scones and clotted cream to the 48-year-old's East London townhouse, but we are without the other accompaniment needed to make up his favourite snack. The slippers-wearing Rocket goes through the condiments already set out on his table, then searches his cupboards before peering into his fridge. 'No jam, mate,' he sighs after seeing his dream of a proper cream tea die. 'What's going on? How can we not have jam? I'll have to keep fasting and just drink tea.' As he consoles himself by making another cuppa, I note that jam is not all that is missing from the minimalist home he shares with his partner Laila Rouass, the former Footballers' Wives actress. Indeed, if this was an episode of Through the Keyhole, the panel would never guess who lives in a house like this because there is nothing on show from his storied snooker career, other than one piece of silverware sitting on his kitchen table.

Laila Rouass, Ronnie O'Sullivan's girlfriend, has joined the roiling feud between her partner and long-time rival Ali Carter. In January, the record-breaking world champion defeated Carter 10-7 to reclaim the Masters title for the second time, but the competition was somewhat thrown out by the raging over long-running tensions between the two teams. After his victory, O'Sullivan made a series of x-rated remarks towards Carter, calling it a "f***ing nightmare" and requiring a "counsellor" as a result of his adversary's assertion that he "snotted on the floor" during the game, he said.

The actress and sports legend, who became the first person to win the Masters on Sunday, has been together for 12 years, but that is if you include their eight-month separation before they 'found a way back' to each other. The couple's relationship blossomed in 2011 after Laila came to view his house that had recently been put on the market and was given a tour by his father, Ronnie O'Sullivan Sr.

On Tuesday evening, Ronnie O'Sullivan arrived at the premiere of his latest Prime Video documentary The Edge of Everything in London. On the star-studded red carpet, the snooker star, 47, and Footballer's Wives actress, 51, looked more loved up than ever. Laila cinched her svelte waist with a chunky belt in a white printed dress that she cinched at her svelte waist.

Laila Rouass has discussed how'soul destroying' it was to watch her fiancé Ronnie O'Sullivan suffer with his mental stability. The snooker legend is incredibly difficult on himself,' the Holby City actress said, due to having "a lot of time on his own to consider." The pair sat down together at the Masters last year to talk about their battles after losing 6-4 to Neil Robertson at the Masters last year. Ronnie O'Sullivan: The Edge Of Everything.

Ronnie O'Sullivan's wife (pictured left) has talked about the'soul destroying' possibility of her husband's constant mood during a tumultuous snooker career. O'Sullivan is one of the best sportsmen of his time, and yet in his forthcoming Amazon Prime documentary Ronnie O'Sullivan: The Edge of Everything, the snooker actor stars on a stage with his wife Laila Rouass to discuss his exclusion from the baize. Rouass explains how frustrating it has been to watch her husband go through an emotional rollercoaster, not least coming to terms with his father's execution (pictured right) serving a prison term for murder.

Laila Rouass, an actress and producer, is best known for her appearances in Holby City and Netflix's Safe. Amber Gates made her way into the final four of Strictly Come Dancing in 2009, when she rose to fame as a glamorous Amber Gates in the popular series Footballers' Wives. She is currently starring in The Effects Of Lying, an ITVX dark comedy. Laila, 51, lives in London with her partner, snooker player Ronnie O'Sullivan, and her 16-year-old daughter Inez, who was born in London.

Laila Rouass has explained why the sex scenes in her latest drama were the most uncomfortable ones she's ever shot. In the forthcoming ITVX drama, The Effects of Lying, the Footballer's Wives actress, 52, plays randy mother-of-one Naveen, who cheats on her husband Naveen. Despite loving the role and telling The Sun that she 'felt great' wearing the revealing clothes and loved playing a 'confident, sexual being,' she was left mortified at the prospect of filming a sex scene with a 19-year-old child.

After settling with the actress after a brief break, Ronnie O'Sullivan has credited girlfriend Laila Rouass for giving his life a greater sense of balance. The sportsman, 47, began a relationship with former Hollyoaks actor Rouass in 2012 before announcing their engagement the following year. Rouass, 51, a mother of 17-year-old Inez from a former friendship with businessman Nasir Khan, has announced that the engagement was off in 2022. The two couples were reunited within weeks, but the notoriously dour O'Sullivan insists they are happier than ever.

It's the gloriously smutty British soap about rivalry WAGs that ruled the UK in the early 2000s. The Wives of Football ruled the TV ratings from 2002 to 2006, and even gained a large following in Australia on DVD. After being picked up by the subscription service BritBox last year, the bizarre series is now in the United Kingdom, 20 years since it premiered.