The news comes five and a half weeks after her marriage to Kieran Hayler, the builder and part-time stripper.

Price told The Sun: "

"It comes as a shock. But we're all over the moon".

Price is mum to Harvey, 10, from her relationship with footballer Dwight Yorke, as well as two children with her first husband Peter Andre - Junior, seven, and Princess Tiaamii, five. She had no children from her marriage to Alex Reid, the cage fighter.

Price says her children are "excited that a new brother or sister is on the way."

Price accepted Hayler's proposal on Christmas Day after just a few weeks of dating and admitted she was convinced he was 'the one' because a psychic had told her she would meet someone called Kevin.

The wedding happened three months after she called off her engagement to Argentine model Leandro Penna.

Watch Katie Price sing 'Free To Love Again' on GMTV in 2011 below:

]]> Pressparty http://www.pressparty.com/pg/newsdesk/manillapr/view/42765/ Fri, 16 Mar 2012 14:31:56 +0000 http://www.pressparty.com/pg/newsdesk/manillapr/view/42765/ Good time Olympians The Lancashire Hotpots (The “Mumford & Puns” of the North West) are offering their North West knowledge to BBC Radio 6 Music DJ Chris Hawkins in readiness for his move to Media City in Salford to begin a new chapter of his 6 Music Show. 

The feature will run between March 26th - 30th and will also feature on the BBC Radio 6 Music website and audio links and interviews are available upon request. 

Shropshire born Chris Hawkins has broadcast around most of the BBC regions, but his life with BBC6 Music has pretty much revolved around London. When news came through that his sparkling new studio was ready, he decided there was nothing else for it than to move lock stock and two smoking broadcast quality mic’s to the North West with his family.

As the move edged closer, Chris began to think more about life in the North West and especially around the Manchester area. What’s the best local food? Do I need to buy a round? Does The Ivy have a Manchester restaurant? He needed help and quickly, men with local knowledge, men who had been around the block…a few times. He needed The Lancashire Hotpot’s Whippetpedia Guide to the North!

Tune into Chris Hawkins’ 6 Music show each day from March 26th to 30th to hear The Lancashire Hotpots Whippetpedia feature as they guide Chris through life in the North.

We promise it will leave you laughing all the way to the chippy.

The Lancashire Hotpots 

2012 is a huge year for the UK, with years of planning from the band (Who’s round is it?), funding (thought it was your round?), and political manouvering (I’ll get the next round). The worlds eyes look to the UK this summer to deliver the most anticipated event of the year…A Hard Days Pint…the new album from the “Masters of Parody” (The Guardian)The Lancashire Hotpots. 

The much loved parody five piece are held with affection by some major movers and shakers including BBC6 Music’s Steve Lamacq and Chris Hawkins, BBC Radio 2’s Chris Evans and ITV’s Paddy McGuinness. Previous albums have seen the band hit No.1 in the iTunes charts and No. 2 in the BBC6 Music chart. GMTV and Granada TV appearances have also been chalked up for the ultimate laugh out loud good time band.

The Hotpots headlined the Croissant Neuf stage at last year’s Glastonbury festival with their “Say No To Bono” campaign. It represented the bands 2nd appearance at the festival in 3 years.  Recent supports for the band include Ade Edmondson and The Bad Shepherds and 2012 was kicked off in style when the band were confirmed for this years Kendal Calling Festival. 

“Genuine wonderful comedy….they really are the best comedy band on the circuit.”  Music News

“You won’t find another band like this, I promise!” BBC R2 Steve Lamacq

”One of my most enjoyable gigs of the year” Steve Lamacq – BBC 6 Music Glastonbury live review

 “It’s impossible not to giggle” BBC Music Reviews

The UK’s premier parodic musical act.” The Line of Best Fit

2011 saw the band team up with Fiddlers Lancashire Crisps to promote their range of farm cooked crisps.  “It’s a dream come true” says lead singer Bernard. “Some singers dream of playing Wembley Stadium, I’ve dreamt of getting free crisps for life.  It’s a match made in heaven.!”

The band are currently talking to a local brewer about launching their own brand of beer in time for the Easter single Pint and rumours are afoot of ‘Pub…The Musical’ being staged in the bands local the Pig & Elbow after the band got inspiration from recording half the new album in the pub, just to gain the correct ambience to their tracks you understand…

Pint will get it’s first play in public when the band perform pre match to help open the new Saints Stadium with a 18,000+ crowd promised for the first St Helen’s match in the stadium.

A bumper year for every Hotpot fan is now upon us. It’s not about the winning, it’s about the laughing.

For more info and up to date gigs list please visit www.facebook.com/thelancashirehotpots?sk=events

A spokesperson said: 

"Musician Jamie Cullum and his wife, the author and presenter Sophie Dahl, have become parents. Their daughter Lyra was born on March the second. They are over the moon."

Lyra is the great-granddaughter of the late children's author Roald Dahl.

The couple got married in January this year at Lime Wood, a Regency country house, in the New Forest.

Watch Jamie Cullum talk on GMTV below: 

Dermot O’Leary has confirmed that he would like to host the American edition of 'The X Factor'.

The presenter is said to be in the running for the job after he impressed network executives with a screen test earlier this month.

When Time Out magazine asked him if he would like to present the US version of the hit show, he said: “It would be duplicitous of me to say that I wouldn’t be interested in it - of course, I would. I do want to work out there.”

O’Leary praised Ryan Seacrest, the man thought to be his main rival to host 'X Factor' in the US, saying: “He’s done a great job, the guy’s a workaholic. He’s got nerves of steel.”

Watch Dermot discussing X Factor in an interview on 'GMTV' below:

Roberts was on the TV show promoting her latest Dainty Doll make-up range.

When asked about the many, many break-up rumours that have surfaced in recent months, she explained, "Well we're still all on our little break so we're all doing our own thing. Our break hasn't been up yet - we were supposed to have a year off, so at the end of the year we'll start to regroup and talk about the future plans."

As for the media reports that Nadine Coyle is to be booted out of the group when they record their new album next year, Roberts said, "I think (the rumours are) one of those things that as a band we've always had from day one and at the moment it seems to be very prominent."

As well as appearing as a guest judge on the current series of 'Britain's Next Top Model', the singer has been working behind-the-scenes on the re-launch of her Dainty Doll make-up range, which is set to be unleashed at Harrods on August 24 at 12:30pm.

The Irish twins said that their debut record would include "big anthems" and "have a storyline" connecting the songs. "I'd like to have a whole album with a concept around it. It's not just random songs. I want the whole record to connect if you listen to it from the beginning," said John. "It's not an album that will fade away, you know those records where everyone just listens to one song. It will be a huge impact album with a different sound." Edward added: "It has to have a storyline and a main concept, I think. Something like Pink's Funhouse or the last Justin Timberlake record."

The Grimes brothers also said that they would be considering how the tracks would work on tour and in music videos. "You can't just come out with a random album because you have to think ahead to all your tours," said John. "You have to be aware of that and the videos when you pick the songs. We want each song to have a different sound. We don't want it to be like, 'Oh these tracks all have the same tone, just with different lyrics'. We want big anthems on there, some big songs."

John and Edward's debut solo single 'Under Pressure (Ice Ice Baby)' is available for download on January 31.

Watch an interview with Jedward on GMTV below:

She arrived in the UK on Monday 12th of January ready to support the Pussycat Dolls on their upcoming tour.

Watch Lady Gaga live on the UK's GMTV, performing 'Just Dance' below: