Fern Britton worries about her housemates as she brings them together for a candid chat in scenes set to air on Tuesday’s episode of Celebrity Big Brother.

The presenter, 66, was emotional on Monday and even went to bed early after planting a snake in Louis Walsh’s bed.

While Big Brother told Fern that the snake would mean Louis would be excluded from eviction, in a shocking twist it actually gave him immunity from the nominations, sending him straight through to the grand final.

And while the former X Factor judge, 71, is on a mission to find out which ‘snake’ planted the snake in his bed, Fern heads to the Diary Room to speak to Big Brother.

Fern says, “I don’t like keeping it a secret and I would like to tell them that it’s me and that’s how it happened and I’m sorry.”

Big Brother then suggests that Fern gather the Housemates and get it off her chest as she struggles to cope with the burden.

As the star asks her housemates to join the couches, they fear the worst and suspect she has decided to leave.

Louis asks, “What’s going on?” as Marisha says, “Something is happening.”

When Fern asks Zeze to come to the benches, Zeze exclaims, “Oh no, you’re going, right?”

Bradley tells David, “Don’t tell me she’s going to say she’s going,” while David adds, “I have a feeling she’s leaving.”

With the celebrities all together, she reassured them as she got her snake secret out of her heart.

She started: “Big Brother allowed me to bring you two together,” before looking at Louis and revealing: “I was given the job of the snake on your pillow.”

But how will Louis react to Fern’s confession? Will he forgive her for trying to get him kicked out of the Celebrity Big Brother house?

On Monday, after the Housemates found the red snake on Louis’ pillow, he was the first to be called to the diary room to nominate.

In a dramatic turn of events, viewers then found out that Big Brother had lied to Fern, when Louis was told he had been chosen for eviction by a fellow housemate. So a snake was placed on his pillow.

He was then told to look in the hatch in front of him, where he found a four-leaf clover, meaning he missed the next round of nominations and guaranteed his place in the grand final.

Determined to find out the culprit, Louis vowed to unravel the mystery, convinced it was ‘never the obvious person’.

Pointing to Coronation Street’s Colson Smith, he said: ‘I know it wasn’t him, it could be someone else.’

Louis then said, “I’ve been watching you all week, I’ve been watching everyone, it’s never who you think…”

Tensions between Louis and Fern are high after the TV judge commented on her performance in a previous episode.

The Irish music manager sat opposite Ekin-Su Culculoglu, Zeze Millz, Lauren Simon and Fernand asked: ‘I honestly want to know how things are going.’

Ekin-Su responded, “I’m doing well,” and Zeze agreed, “I’m actually doing well,” before Ekin-Su continued, “Everyone is doing their best and we’re getting there.”

Louis replied, “You look great. Even Fern looks good.’

The ladies all turned to look at Fern, who immediately reacted and playfully kicked the air in front of Louis.

Louis continued, “Do you know what I mean? You look good.’

Fern crouched low in front of him and repeated, “Even Fern?” while her co-stars told Louis he couldn’t say that.

Kyle Richards and Mauricio Umansky are on ‘standstill’ in their marriage as they refuse to address Morgan Wade romance rumors for fear the ‘difficult conversations’ could destroy their relationship, insiders say.

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills stars announced in July that they were splitting after 27 years of marriage, but they have not made any progress on whether they will divorce or reconcile.

Mauricio, 53, is reportedly afraid to bring up his wife’s close friendship with Morgan, 29, while Kyle, 55, is said to be afraid to ask her estranged husband how he feels about dating other women.

“Mauricio and Kyle are strangely close,” a source told DailyMail.com.

“They both feel that if they have these difficult conversations, it will lead them to a final place where they will never find a friendship again, let alone a marriage — but that’s exactly what they have to do to keep their relationship going.” to recover.

“They need to change how they approach each other and their concerns.

“If they can get to that place and talk together about what Morgan is to Kyle or if Mauricio wants to fall in love with someone else – and not through cameras for their reality shows – they will get the answers they want and need.

“No one wants to be the first to take that step and that’s why they are where they are now, separated and most likely forever.”

The source continued, “Will that happen? It doesn’t seem like it, but if they can be convinced or convince themselves to go down that path, it will benefit their entire family. Reason must outweigh emotion.’

DailyMail.com has reached out to representatives for Kyle and Mauricio for comment.

The estranged couple, who tied the knot in 1996, have daughters Alexia, 27, Sophia, 24, and Portia, 16.

Kyle is also mother to daughter Farrah, 35, who she has with ex, Guraish Aldjufrie.

Earlier this month, the actress and socialite admitted she’d been “curious” about kissing a woman in a teaser for the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills finale — and spoke out about dating rumors surrounding herself and Morgan.

She also got teary as she addressed the cheating rumors about her estranged husband.

During the reunion, the reality star said it was “no one’s business” as to the reasoning behind the divorce.

She brought up a comment made in the season 13 finale, in which the star previously said, “Things happened that caused [her] to lose [her] to trust.’

Kyle became emotional and told host Andy Cohen, “In every marriage there are issues, and they come up, and then something happened like I said in my interview that made me lose my trust.”

In addition to their breakup, Mauricio and Kyle have also dealt with family drama.

Earlier this week, Paris Hilton slammed her uncle Mauricio for publicly discussing a family feud that erupted years ago over business.

In his new Netflix series Buying Beverly Hills, Mauricio recalled how he left Paris’ father’s firm, Hilton & Hyland, in 2011 to start a rival agency, causing an explosive rift between Kyle and her family, who didn’t talk to her anymore.

Paris angrily denounced Mauricio for “using the Hilton name every chance he got to plug his lame show.”

“My dad is a perfect gentleman and has always taken the higher road,” she wrote on Instagram.

‘He would never speak negatively about his family, especially in the press. Frankly, we’re all tired of him using the Hilton name every chance he gets to plug his lame show. It’s enough already.’

An insider close to Mauricio has since insisted to DailyMail.com that he did not want to upset Kyle with his comments about her family’s affairs.

“Mauricio hates that Kyle’s friends and family are against him for everything he does,” she added.

“He tries not to upset Kyle, but her friends piss her off and make it seem like everything he says or does is against her, which is so far from the truth.

‘He’s just being himself and Kyle has been made to believe he can’t be trusted.

“He would love it if Kyle was by his side all the time. Her army of friends and family want nothing to do with him. It seems like an impossible task to break through those walls.”

The real estate mogul addressed Paris’ comments in a new interview with Entertainment Tonight, saying he split from the Hilton’s because he wanted to “take care” of his family.

“Look, it’s sad that she got so upset about that, but at the end of the day, it’s two businessmen making two business decisions,” he told the publication.

‘I felt like I deserved something. I asked for something, he didn’t want to do it, and then I decided to go alone.

“I wanted to provide for my family, I wanted to be successful, I wanted to move forward, I wanted to do the most I could, and ultimately I made that decision to just keep doing this thing. . There’s certainly no bad blood on my side.’

A terrified passenger on board a LATAM Airways Boeing jet described experiencing “the worst turbulence you can imagine” after dozens of people were thrown from their seats mid-flight.

The pilot, Lucas Ellwood, said “everyone was terrified” on board the flight from Sydney, Australia to Auckland, New Zealand on Monday, the latest catastrophe that saw Boeing send at least 10 people to hospital.

“There were people wailing everywhere, there were people hurt everywhere,” he told Good Morning America. “Everyone just hit the roof and fell to the ground.”

Others compared the chaotic scenes as reminiscent of something from ‘The Exorcist’ as reports indicate as many as 50 people were injured in the incident.

It is the latest in a series of aircraft malfunctions and in-flight errors involving Boeing jets that have wiped tens of billions off the company’s market value after incidents such as the blowing out of an emergency door from an Alaska Airlines plane in January.

The exact reason for the massive turbulence is still unclear, with LATAM Airways saying in a statement only that it came after a ‘technical event’.

Passengers reportedly suffered head and neck injuries, as well as several broken bones, and the aircraft said seven passengers and three cabin crew were hospitalized.

Although no one is believed to have been seriously injured, passengers described how the flight went from calm to panic in a flash.

Many had taken off their seat belts as the journey was uneventful, before the journey suddenly dipped and shook with turbulence, sending many flying into the ceiling.

“It was like the worst kind of turbulence you could imagine,” Ellwood said afterward.

Others described it as something out of a ‘horror movie’ and felt like a roller coaster crashing without warning.

Despite the alarming incident, the Boeing 737-9 Dreamliner continued its journey as planned, landing in Auckland approximately 2 hours and 42 minutes after take-off.

LATAM Airways confirmed in a statement that “some passengers and cabin crew were affected,” but did not elaborate on the cause of the incident.

“They received immediate assistance and, if necessary, were evaluated or treated by medical personnel at the airport,” the statement continued.

“LATAM regrets the inconvenience and harm this situation may have caused to its passengers, and reiterates its commitment to safety as a priority within the framework of its operational standards.”

A Boeing spokesperson told DailyMail.com: “We are working to gather more information about the flight and will provide any support our customers need.”

It is the latest in a series of terrifying incidents involving Boeing planes in recent months, including when a plug door panel burst from an Alaska Airlines flight at 16,000 feet on January 5.

In that incident, over Portland, Oregon, passengers’ phones and clothing were ripped off by the force of turbulence as the pilot made an emergency landing after frantically calling air traffic control.

Boeing’s market value fell by as much as $36 billion in the wake of the Alaska Airlines incident, while some passengers have filed a $1 billion lawsuit against the company.

And in the past week, Boeing has suffered a series of repeat accidents, putting its fleet of 737s under increasing criticism once again.

Last Monday, a United Airlines engine caught fire and burst into flames over Texas, with images of passengers showing white-hot flashes pouring out of the plane mid-flight.

The heartbreaking moment forced the pilot to make an emergency landing just minutes into the trip to Fort Myers, Florida.

As passengers saw flames coming from one side of the plane, a crew member admitted, “Ladies and gentlemen, we realized something was happening outside…”

The cause of the incident was bubble wrap stuck in the mechanics, but no injuries were reported.

On Thursday, a wheel fell from another jetliner shortly after takeoff in San Francisco, crushing several vehicles underneath in another near miss that left no injuries.

The 256-pound wheel severely damaged a number of cars in the San Francisco airport parking lot, although fortunately there were no people in the crash zone.

The next day, a United Airlines plane veered off the runway after landing in Houston, forcing an emergency evacuation to the tarmac.

The plane suffered what is believed to have been a form of equipment collapse as it left the runway at George Bush Airport, although the 160 passengers and six crew were not injured.

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) also announced this month that it is investigating a separate incident in February in which a Boeing 737 MAX 8 jet suffered a “stuck” rudder pedal.

The NTSB said in a preliminary report on the Feb. 6 flight that the plane taxied to the gate at Newark Airport without incident and that there were no injuries among the 161 passengers and crew.

It reported that the captain said that during the landing rollout, the rudder pedals did not move in response to the ‘normal’ application of foot pressure while attempting to maintain the runway centerline.

“I don’t know exactly what the president meant, but if he meant that I am pursuing private policies against the majority, the wishes of the majority of Israelis, and that this is detrimental to Israel’s interests, then he is wrong. on both counts,” Mr. Netanyahu said.

He added: “It is a policy that is supported by the overwhelming majority of Israelis. They support the action we are taking to destroy Hamas’ remaining terrorist battalions.”

Mr Netanyahu was responding to comments Mr Biden made on Saturday in a interview with MSNBC. Mr Biden reprimanded Mr Netanyahu over the rising number of civilian casualties in Gaza, while reaffirming US support for Israel.

“He has the right to defend Israel, the right to continue to pursue Hamas, but he must, he must, he must pay more attention to the innocent lives that are being lost as a result of the actions taken,” Mr. Biden said.

“In my opinion, he is hurting Israel more than he is helping Israel,” Mr. Biden said, appearing to refer to Mr. Netanyahu’s military strategy. “It goes against what Israel stands for, and I think it’s a big mistake. That is why I want to see a ceasefire.”

When asked by the interviewer, Jonathan Capehart, whether he had a “red line” that Mr. Netanyahu should not cross, such as a ground invasion of Rafah in southern Gaza, Mr. Biden gave a muddled answer but said that “the defense of Israel still critical.”

“He cannot allow another 30,000 Palestinians to be killed as a result” of his pursuit of Hamas, the president said, referring to Mr. Netanyahu.

“There are other ways to deal with the trauma caused by Hamas, to achieve it,” he added.

Mr. Biden provided no details. The Gaza Health Ministry has said more than 31,000 people have been killed in the enclave since Israel started the war in response to Hamas attacks on October 7.

But the president’s comments once again underscored the delicate position the United States finds itself in: arming Israel while providing humanitarian aid to Gaza.

Mr Biden has been more forceful in recent days about the plight of civilians in Gaza, urging Mr Netanyahu not to go ahead with his stated plans to launch a major ground offensive in Rafah without a plan to kill those who shelter there to protect. More than a million Gazans have sought refuge in the city, many of whom have been displaced by orders from the Israeli army to move to so-called safe zones.

In the interview with Politico, Mr. Netanyahu reiterated that Israel still plans to invade Rafah: “We are going there. We’re not leaving. You know, I have a red line. You know what the red line is: October 7 will not happen again. It will never happen again.”

When asked about Mr Biden’s comments, Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz declined to say what they suggested about the US-Israel relationship.

“I try to distinguish between rhetoric and essence: the objectives of the war and the State of Israel are simple – they are to release all hostages and dismantle Hamas’s military and leadership power,” Mr. Katz told Kan, the Israeli public. radio network on Sundays. “The United States supports these goals, as Biden emphasized yesterday.”

He added that Israel had said there would be a plan to evacuate civilians from Rafah before a ground invasion, and reiterated that his country’s army “has not deliberately harmed civilians.”

The drive for Rafah has done that drawn warnings from the United States and other allies on the potential humanitarian costs. The United Nations has said a ground invasion of Rafah could have “huge consequences for all of Gaza, including the hundreds of thousands at high risk of starvation and famine in the north.”

Under Mr. Biden, U.S. military cargo planes have dropped food, water and other aid into Gaza a handful of times in recent days. The last airdrop took place on Sunday, then said the US military it dropped meals along with rice, flour and other goods in northern Gaza.

Additionally, the Biden administration has announced plans to build a floating pier off the coast of Gaza to deliver more supplies to the enclave.

But U.S. officials have acknowledged that cutting off air aid and building a pier will not be as effective as delivering supplies by land, an option that Israel has largely blocked.

Gabby Sobelman reporting contributed.

LEONARDO TANO’S porn icon parents helped the athlete become a rising star.

Father Rocco – also known as the ‘Italian stallion’ – claims he gave the hurdles hero the warning on ‘how to combat fear of failure’.

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Now Leonardo, 24, is in pole position to unleash his astonishing all-round talents – with all the necessary mental and physical attributes.

On a sporting level, the part-time model eagerly plays the field – and the track.

The social media influencer rode dirt bikes, was a karting champion and also ran before focusing on his main gift: hurdles.

And thanks to some fatherly advice, he confidently takes on all newcomers as one of Hungary’s most popular candidates.

Tano Senior, 59, who calls herself a sex addict, and wife Rozsa Tassi, 51, rose to fame thanks to their screen names Rocco Siffredi and Rosa Caracciolo.

Rocco has appeared in more than 1,300 adult “movies” and the Netflix show Supersex, which was released Wednesday.

But he is most proud of the fact that he keeps his son on the right path in sports.

The Daily Star report that Rocco said: “I taught him to combat the fear of failure.

“Leonardo took over all my stubbornness. But in another area he uses his head much more, so to speak.”

Tano Junior was a karting nut until he got too big.

Fortunately, his 6-foot frame has proven ideal for the obstacles.

And his father loves the dedication Leonardo has shown in recent years, even when he was a mechanical engineering student.

He told Crush fanzine at the time: “I try to play as many sports as possible.

“My main focus is on athletics, which I do six times a week, with rest on Sundays.

“I would say I am addicted to exercise because for me it is an important ingredient for my overall health and happiness.”

By Monique Friedlander for Daily Mail Australia

Published: 5:26 PM EST, March 5, 2024 | Updated: 5:40 PM EST, March 5, 2024

EDDIE HOWE’s job prospects are all but safe for a while yet.

Honking Newcastle stunk at Ewood Park, but they are now three wins away from that elusive first domestic trophy since 1955.

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They may be in the hat thanks to penalty hero Martin Dubravka, but not all is well.

With their league form declining, the Magpies’ season continues to flicker.

Yet Blackburn, with just one Championship win in 13, gave them a huge scare and will be kidding themselves that they didn’t knock out the Saudi-funded Tynesiders.

Apart from Dubravka, the Geordies have been rotten here and Howe desperately needs to find the answers if he wants to stay in the post long-term.

Anthony Gordon fired them ahead but Sammie Szmodics held them back, with Dom Hyan missing the all-important penalty for the plucky Rovers.

And so did the penalties, with Newcastle’s Fabian Schar firing the first into the bottom corner.

Dubravka then saved from Szmodics before Pears gobbled up Barnes’ woeful effort.

Callum Brittain leveled the score, but Bruno Guimaraes made it 2-1.

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The pressure then came on Sigurdsson but he made no mistake, with Elliot Anderson and Yasin Ayari both scoring to leave the score at 3-3.

Newcastle’s Gordon shot through the middle for Dom Hyam to score, but Dubravka flung himself to the right and tapped the post.

Newcastle showed their relief as they celebrated wildly.

Fans – like Howe – are desperate for silverware, especially after slipping to 10th in the Prem.

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