The comedian welcomed her first child with husband Chris Fisher on May 5 2019 and named him Gene Attell Fisher, the middle name chosen in honor of her close friend.

Amy Schumer, 38, who named her son, Gene Attell Fisher, revealed she's swapped his middle name to David, and social media users from around the world have shared their own name horror stories.

I don't receive many awards, so I was genuinely thrilled tonight to be honoured by The Irish Post for 'Outstanding Contribution to Broadcasting and Journalism.'

By the time this column appears, the result of the General Election will be known. But whoever won, the biggest loser of the campaign is undoubtedly demented Brexit-hater Hugh Grant

New year, new decade, new start… or perhaps not. My only plan for 2020 is to sit back and laugh as friends make an attention-seeking, virtue-signalling fool of themselves doing #DryJanuary

Gavin & Stacey made a stunning TV comeback after ten years, with 17m viewers tuning in on to watch my old mate James Corden team up again with writing and on-screen partner Ruth Jones.

Caroline was a mate of mine. We weren't close friends, but we got on well, frequently met up at showbiz bashes, and exchanged irregular text messages about life and the universe

Huge news: I've won Heat magazine's Secret Crush award for the second year running. Heat revealed I scooped a staggering two-thirds of all votes cast

James Blunt messaged me. He owns a pub in Chelsea and wasn't sure if he should close it after the Prime Minister said he was 'suggesting', not ordering, people to avoid pubs

'How bad is it?' I whispered to Susanna Reid. 'It's not great,' she giggled. 'There are some… blending issues.'

Honor Blackman, my favourite Bond girl as sassy Pussy Galore, died, aged 94, at her home in Lewes, East Sussex, three miles from my village of Newick

The star has faced increasing speculation over the stat of his relationship with Cheryl, but while they are happy he remains adamant that marriage is not in their immediate future.

The 24-year-old - who often gushes about his son in interviews as he jets around the world for his pop career - joins the likes of Prince William, Rio Ferdinand and Simon Thomas on the shortlist.

The Mail on Sunday can reveal that after five series, Cheryl Tweedy won’t be returning to the long-running ITV talent show – because she wants to star in something ‘new and fresh’.

The broadcaster, 53, ranted about the showbiz couple - who called it quits after two years of together on Sunday - and criticised celebrity relationships for not being 'honest'.

Cheryl confirmed her split from Liam Payne, One Direction star and the father of her son Bear, on Twitter after months of speculation about the end of the two-and-a-half year relationship.

She's been through the mill when it comes to her love life, with two failed marriages and her recent fresh split from the father of son Bear, Liam Payne.

The One Direction star, 24, whose separation from Cheryl was announced on Sunday evening, reportedly challenged French restaurateur Jean-Bernard Fernandez-Versini, 37, to a fight.

It was an afternoon that left football fans across the country in utter elation, as England reached a World Cup semi-final for the first time in 28 years.

Gareth Southgate’s young England team will face Croatia in the 2018 World Cup semi-final on Wednesday, and more people than ever are starting to believe, including many celebrities.

Cheryl clearly won't let her romance woes get her down, as she revealed on Tuesday that she will have a new comeback album, as she confirmed that the new release was 'pretty much finished'.

It has been reported that Liam Payne has left the home he shared with ex Cheryl Cole in Surrey in favour for a flat in London as he sets out on tour again and starts to work on his new album.

It has been claimed that Cheryl's comeback album has been inspired by her recent heartbreak over her split from Liam Payne, reports The Sun .

According to The Mirror, presenter Scarlett Moffatt, Corrie star Catherine Tyldesley and diver Tom Daley are tipped for the 2018 series of Strictly Come Dancing.

She's never been one to blend into the background.  And Cheryl ensured all eyes would be on her as she headed to a friend's wedding in London on Saturday clad in an eye-catching sheer dress.

The singer, 35, turned heads in a ravishing one-shouldered red gown with thigh-high split and plunging neckline at The Prince's Trust We Are Most Amused and Amazed event on Monday.

They met when Cheryl appeared alongside Michelle Keegan in a Christmas Coronation Street cameo back in 2013, becoming firm friends.

She hit back at the haters on Tuesday by posting an impassioned tweet in defence of her 'raunchy' X Factor comeback performance.

She hit headlines at the start of the weekend, as it was reported that she'd been axed by L’Oréal — losing her a deal rumoured to be worth £4million.

Cheryl's judging credentials on The Greatest Dancer have been slammed by Dancing On Ice's Jason Gardiner.

The singer, 35, is on the judging panel for the dancing series, along with Strictly's Oti Mabuse and Glee star and Broadway performer Matthew Morrisson.

In a preview of the show, which airs on Saturday, the singer, 35, was made to watch from the send to all box as the comedian, 42, sent out a plea to all her contacts to pose naked for her in a life drawing class.

The Love Made Me Do It singer was left mortified after Victoria Beckham fell for Michael McIntyre's Send To All prank during his Big Show, which will air on Saturday.

The Mail on Sunday has learned that lawyers acting for the Cheryl Tweedy, 35, have sent a legal letter to a newspaper that carried details of the nightclub attack in 2003.

Just one of the nine acts in the final stage of British competition The Greatest Dancer is made up entirely of black performers – the all-male troupe the Frobacks.

Cheryl, of London, is said to be accused of using an artificial employee bonus scheme which allowed her to pay the lower rate of capital gains tax, instead of income tax and national insurance.

X Factor sources told ALISON BOSHOFF there is no question of a fall-out between Robbie and Simon Cowell - who are close friends since their partners met in Los Angeles.

Celebrities such as US pop singer Ariana Grande and Keira Knightley, above, are known for their ‘wonky smiles’. The new trend is for ‘wonky’, natural-looking teeth, according to a Harley Street dentist.

Liam Payne has revealed he and Cheryl 'rubbed off on each other in a bad way' and hinted she 'frightened' him during a candid interview about their relationship.

The Fight For This Love hitmaker, 36, who shares two-year-old son Bear with ex Liam Payne, said she feels she is running out of time to find a partner

JOE STRANGE IN TOKYO: You would never have known Tiger Woods was about to make history when he teed off in Japan a week before his record-equalling 82nd win on the PGA Tour.

Renowned golf coach Sean Lynch was arrested at his Brisbane home and faced court charged with five counts of indecent treatment of a child whom he allegedly assaulted six times in 2019.

Jo Cox's sister Kim Leadbeater, from Yorkshire, has given an emotional insight into her suffering following the MP's shocking murder in 2016.

Deputy Labour leader Tom Watson suggested the Bard would have been pro-EU as he ramped up pressure on Jeremy Corbyn.

Prospective migrants would have to have a firm job offer before travelling and demonstrate 'an ability to speak English' under Boris Johnson's proposed system.

Boris Johnson wants to use the Australian immigration system as a template for Britain if he becomes PM. But his current plan does not include a target or pledge to reduce net migration.

Marcus Ball, 29, had been trying to prosecute Mr Johnson for allegedly abusing public trust during the EU referendum campaign in 2016 by saying Britain sends the EU £350m per week.

Boris Johnson today appeared to drop a Tory pledge to reduce annual net migration to below six figures as he promised to introduce an Australian-style points-based immigration system.

PETER OBORNE: Dominic Cummings is today installed in Downing Street as arguably the second most powerful man in Britain.

LEO MCKINSTRY: The great 19th-century Tory statesman Benjamin Disraeli described his party as 'an organised hypocrisy'. But today that term is better suited to Labour.