Danielle Fogarty and Ross Worswick have announced they have welcomed their second baby boy into the world.
The influencer and daughter of former motorcycle racer Carl ‘Foggy’ Fogarty, and her reality star and business owner husband, tied the knot back in September 2022, and already share one son, Mason – who is about to turn two in a couple of days on 9 July – and have now welcomed their second baby boy together.
Danielle – who is the co-owner of Clitheroe-based fashion boutique, Sister Stories – and Ross, who is also the owner of popular Manchester-based fashion brand, The Couture Club, took to Instagram to share the news of their new arrival yesterday.
Alongside a collection of photos with their newest arrival, Danielle and Ross shared with their combined 500,000+ followers on Instagram: “Maddox Fogarty Worswick. Born 02.07.23, 03.35am, 7lbs 2oz.
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“Our hearts are so full. Welcome to the world.”
The I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! winner’s daughter announced her second pregnancy on Instagram back in February – which fans may remember was a short time after her younger sister, Claudia, took part in ITV‘s Love Island and entered the villa as a bombshell.
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She then announced that she’s expecting another boy by posting a series of photos wearing a blue dress on Instagram with the caption: “The clue is in the blue.”
Danielle Fogarty and Ross Worswick welcome second baby boy and reveal unique name / Credit: Instagram
The pair’s joint announcement of their new arrival has been liked by over 47,000 times and counting in less than 24 hours since posting, and has close to 500 comments from people congratulating them on the birth.
A handful of famous faces were among the first to send well wishes.
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Fellow influencer and reality star Molly-Mae Hague congratulated the couple, while TOWIE’s Mario Falcone, Strictly’s Gorka Marquez, and former Love Islanders Rosie Williams, Ellie Brown, Kendall Rae Knight, and Ron Hall were just some of the other reality stars to comment under the post.
DJ Jonas Blue, and footballers Matty Cash and Scott Sinclair also took to Instagram to congratulate Danielle and Ross.
Danielle’s sister Claudia commented: “I am so in love it’s a joke! So proud of you both.”
Danielle and Ross – who is also known for appearing on MTV’s smash-hit reality show, Ex On The Beach – became engaged in 2020 while on holiday in Dubai, and married last year in Ibiza with all their family and friends around them.
The pair said they were “childhood sweethearts” who became husband and wife.
Featured Image – Danielle Fogarty and Ross Worswick (via Instagram)
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Manchester City announced signing of top Premier League defender Marc Guehi
Danny Jones
It looks like they’ve finally got a done deal: Manchester City have finally announced the transfer of highly sought-after defender Marc Guehi.
Man City reached an agreement with Crystal Palace to sign the increasingly established Three Lions star after emerging as a suitor in recent weeks.
Pep Guardiola’s pursuit of the impressive Premier League centre-back ramped up earlier this month, as it became apparent that they were hoping to hijack Liverpool’s prospective move for Guehi.
The Ivory Coast-born England international looked all set to arrive at Anfield back in the summer, but the deal never materialised, and now rivals City have sealed his signature instead.
Finally confirmed and fully announced on Monday, 19 January, Palace and Man City are said to have reached an agreement in principle for a base fee of approximately £20 million.
However, rumoured add-ons are thought take that total closer to £30m; either way, it’s fair to say that it’s an absolute bargain for a player of his quality.
On the other hand, the acquisition will also see Man City’s total spending reach roughly half a billion pounds over the past year alone. Staggering sums for any sporting outfit.
Not that his former London team will mind one bit, of course, as it became increasingly clear that Guehi would be leaving eventually; manager Oliver Glasner – who also seems set to depart at the end of his contract – even addressed the sale ahead of completion in a recent press conference.
Guehi will wear the number 15 shirt for Man City and has penned a deal until 2031.
With Man City currently facing multiple absences, particularly in their backline with both Josko Gvardiol and Ruben Dias out injured, Guehi’s arrival is no doubt a welcome one.
Although many debated whether or not Pep needed to sign another centre-half, especially with two promising youth players returning from loan, supporters will nevertheless be glad to have snatched him from the clutches of Liverpool.
Over in the women’s team, they’ve also brought in a new member of the squad who could help spur on their title charge.
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New survey reveals half of Mancs have already given up their new year’s resolutions
Emily Sergeant
We’re into our third week of 2026 now, and according to a new survey, half of Mancs have already ditched their new year’s resolutions.
New year’s resolutions are always made with the best intentions, and it’s not like we intentionally set ourselves up to fail with them, but more often than not, that tends to be the case – and now a new survey of 1,000 Brits carried out over the past few weeks has found that 35% of us have already admitted to giving them up.
That percentage rises to a whopping 50% when narrowed down to the people of Greater Manchester.
Belfast, Bristol, Cardiff, and Glasgow are the other four major cities joining Manchester in the top five list of people in each area that have stopped their 2026 challenge early.
Half of Mancs have apparently already given up their new year’s resolutions / Credit: PICRYL | Pexels
On the other end of the spectrum, it’s the cities of Southampton, Newcastle, and Edinburgh that are staying strong, with just 25%, 26% and 26% giving their new year’s resolutions up respectively, and some of the other northern cities on the list including Liverpool and Leeds.
According to new research from greetings card marketplace, Thortful, more than half of Brits (53%) expect to give up within the first three months of the year – with the hustle of busy schedules, work commitments, families, and social activities being given as reasons why.
When it comes to the reasons people provided for why they’ve given their resolutions up this year, lack of discipline tops the list at 43%, followed by just being too busy to consider them at 21%, and different mental or physical barriers in third place, as well as a change of personal circumstances and a lack of money also cited.
The majority of people cited a lack of discipline as being the reason they gave up / Credit: Andrea Piacquadio (via Pexels)
Looking forward to next year, it seems many of us want to reframe how we set our new year’s resolutions in the future.
According to the research, 32% of respondents want to ‘improve their existing qualities rather than set an unrealistic challenge’ next time around, and 16% ‘feel like there’s social pressure to change in the new year’, when in reality, they ‘don’t have to’.
Emily Sergeant -
4th July 2023 
