The actress suffered an ankle injury in July Call the Midwife star Helen George has shared an update on her leg injury, revealing that she had to undergo an operation after tearing ligaments in her ankle.
Appearing on on BBC Radio Two last week, the actress said that she has made a full recovery ahead of her return to the stage in The King and I at London's Dominion Theatre next year, in which she will reprise her role as Anna Leonowens.
The actress plays Shelagh Turner in the BBC series Call the Midwife has been a beloved BBC drama for many years now. Its charm comes from the often heartbreaking but important storylines as well as the cast who have built up a loyal and dedicated fan base over its 12 series.
One cast member viewers adore watching in the show is Laura Main who plays the loveable Nurse Shelagh Turner.
The actors play Trixie Franklin and Matthew Aylward in the BBC drama Trixie and Matthew may be married in Call The Midwife, but their real-life counterparts share a special bond as well. Olly Rix showed his support for Helen George to watch her perform in on London's West End, and was joined by castmates Jenny Aguter, Fenella Woolgar, Annabelle Apsion and executive producer Pippa Harris.
"It's great, it's the second time we've watched it,"
The Scottish DJ and TV presenter tied the knot last year DJ Calvin Harris and BBC Radio 1 host Vick Hope dazzled fans on Saturday as they made a glittering red carpet appearance at the 2024 BRIT Awards. The duo, who rarely step out together, dressed up to the nines, with Vick, 34, rocking a corseted black dress, whilst her beau Calvin looked his usual dapper self in a caramel suit and matching brogues.
Candice Swanepoel has collaborated with Mara & Mine on a "simple and ethical" range of shoes. The South African model has posed for countless brands since breaking out into the industry aged 15, with stints for Victoria's Secret, Fendi, Givenchy and Stella McCartney all under her belt.
Style meets sustainability: Candice has launched a new, ethical shoe edit with Mara & Mine
She's now dipped her toes into the design business, having teamed up with Australian designers Jasmine Yarbrough and Tamie Ingham to create four types of sandals as part of their label Mara & Mine, which the duo launched five years ago.