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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Adventurous Mancs needed to take part in next series of BBC’s Race Across the World
Emily Sergeant
Are you a fan of travelling? Got a bit of a competitive streak in your nature? Well, this might just be your calling then.
The BBC is, once again, casting for the next series of Race Across the World.
The BAFTA-winning hit show draws in thousands of viewers each week, and now producers are on the look-out for ‘intrepid duos’ of all ages who reckon they’re ready to take a step into the unknown, and embark on an epic race across land and sea for the next seried – and that includes Greater Manchester residents.
With applications for the next series of the massively-popular show now open, nomadic Mancs are being encouraged to take part.
On a limited budget and away from the luxuries of modern technology and conveniences, those lucky applicants selected to take part in the next series will get the chance to experience life in some of the world’s most beautiful and remote locations.
Adventurous Mancs are needed to take part in the next series of Race Across the World / Credit: BBC
Navigating their way across thousands of miles, they’ll travel through spectacular scenery and dynamic cities, visit ancient wonders, learn local customs, and take part in time-honoured traditions.
But, as producers are keen to point out, ‘the physical journey is only half of the story’. That’s because, as the contestants take on the challenge of travelling across the world, the greatest thing they’ll discover along the way could actually be about themselves and one another.
Putting out a UK-wide casting call on the BBC website this week, producers Studio Lambert wrote: “We are now accepting applications for the next series of Race Across the World. This experience is open to all, whether you’re a seasoned traveller or total novice.
“We want to hear what undertaking a trip like this would mean to you, and with a cash prize at stake, what lengths you would go to to win.”
Fancy it then? Applications for the next series of Race Across the World are now open for anyone over 18 years of age, with a deadline date of 29 March 2026, and you can find out more information and apply via the BBC website.
VAR audio requested as Nottingham Forest prepare complaint after Man City defeat
Danny Jones
Nottingham Forest have requested that the VAR audio from their game against Manchester City be released, as they are considering launching a formal complaint following the defeat.
Forest hosted Man City at home this past weekend and went on to lose 2-1.
However, Sean Dyche’s side are said to be ‘extremely unhappy’ with some of the refereeing decisions made by first official, Rob Jones, on the day.
As a result, they are now asking the Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) to share some of the conversations between on-pitch officials and the VAR team at Stockley Park in West London.
"I'm scratching my head and I can't believe it!" 😳
Sean Dyche wasn't happy with the officiating in their loss to Man City 😬
As you can see, Dyche initially said that “there’s no point” in pushing the refs on their performance, as he feels they usually only “get in trouble”, but it looks as though his employers have advocated for him.
Nottingham Forest had a problem with the final call in a number of instances during the festive fixture on Saturday, 27 December, but none more so than in one key moment.
The manager and his coaching team felt that Rayan Cherki’s 83rd-minute winner should have been cancelled out following a foul by Nico O’Reilly on Morgan Gibbs-White in the preceding corner, which may have prevented Cherki from scoring another decisive finish.
Dyche also argued that another City defender, Ruben Dias, was due a second yellow card and therefore dismissal from the pitch for a challenge after the break, but there was ultimately nothing doing.
You can see the collision here:
"I do have sympathy for Sean Dyche… it is a second yellow card!"
Ref Watch discuss whether Ruben Dias should have been sent off against Nottingham Forest. pic.twitter.com/dxTYmGsEqZ
According to Sky Sports News, Nottingham have already requested more information from the refereeing body, with this not being the first time they’ve felt hard done by.
As they put it, the hope/belief is that raising the issue could help “start a broader discussion around officiating this season.”
What do you make of Forest’s concerns against Manchester City, and do you think they’re worthy of launching an official complaint against the PGMOL and Premier League?
You can see the highlights from the game and perhaps decide for yourself down below.
Emily Sergeant -
4th July 2023 
