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Tragedy has struck for Charlotte Church who, only weeks after announcing the birth of her third child, has been forced to reveal that she has suffered a miscarriage. She has pleaded for peace for her and her partner in the wake of her grief through social media.

Charlotte Church performing at Union Chapel

The 31-year-old Welsh singer and her musician boyfriend Jonathan Powell are grieving over the loss of their first child together following Charlotte's happy announcement of her pregnancy a month ago on stage at Birmingham's Gay Pride event.

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Charlotte Church was performing in Birmingham over the weekend when she revealed to her audience that she is currently pregnant with her third child. Wearing fishnets, black briefs and a sequined top, her burgeoning bump was only just beginning to show as she performed.

Charlotte Church performs at Union Chapel in London

The 31-year-old Welsh singer was on stage at Birmingham's Gay Pride event on Sunday (May 28th 2017) when she announced her happy news, though she has further added that it won't affect her forthcoming show in Victoria Park, London for the Mighty Hoopla festival.

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Former ‘X Factor’ contestant Rebecca Ferguson has confirmed she will not be performing at Donald Trump’s inauguration later this month, because she is uncomfortable with the song that had been chosen for her.

Last week Ferguson confirmed she had been invited to perform at the ceremony and said she would accept the invitation on the condition that she be allowed to perform Billie Holiday’s ‘Strange Fruit’.

Rebecca Ferguson will not be performing at Donald Trump’s inauguration

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Having first opened its doors in 2003, the festival has grown from housing just 300 people at its inaugural event to the 20,000 that will experience this year's sold out extravaganza. While music undeniably takes centre stage, it also boasts ten different areas where various activities from Babbling Tongues' spoken word line-up to Einstein's Gardens' scientific pursuit can be encountered by all and sundry. Also, its diverse range of locally sourced, mostly organic food and drink makes a distinct change from your average festival standard fare of burger and chips with a pint of warm Carling.

Taking place from Thursday 18th to Sunday 21st August, the musical bill is also as diverse as one would expect from a festival that prides itself on being one of the least corporate and commercial events on the calendar. Indeed, looking through the line-up from top to bottom it's difficult to envisage a better one at any UK event this summer.

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Charlotte Church has said she would like to retract the comments she made last month in defence of Kim Kardashian, because she believes the reality star is ‘a tit’. Church came to Kardashian’s defence March after she was criticised by celebrities, including Bette Midler, for posting a naked selfie on twitter.

Charlotte Church has labelled Kim Kardashian a ’tit’.

But speaking to The Telegraph, Church now said she wished she could retract her comments. “I was like ‘It’s her body, leave her f—ing be.’  I mean, I don’t think she’s necessarily that great for society – which is a horrible thing [for me] to say actually,” Church explained.

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Outspoken celebrities such as Benedict Cumberbatch, George Clooney, Katie Hopkins and Charlotte Church have been condemned in a new article by a former special adviser to the Conservative Home Secretary Theresa May.

Cumberbatch, 39, famously used his starring role in ‘Hamlet’ at the Barbican to raise money and awareness of the Syrian refugee crisis earlier this year, at one point proclaiming “f*** the politicians”.

Benedict Cumberbatch with Sophie Hunter at the 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' premiere

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An interview clip featuring Piers Morgan telling Charlotte Church about the possibilities of phone hacking in the media in 2003 is set to be aired on Channel 4 in a new documentary.

The former editor of tabloids The Sun, Daily Mirror and the now defunct News of the World has repeatedly denied having any knowledge that phone hacking went on since it emerged that the Rupert Murdoch owned newspapers had journalists using illegal techniques to listen to voicemails on celebrities' phones and even those of victims of crime. In fact, at the Leveson inquiry, he swore under oath several times that he 'had no reason or knowledge to believe it was going on'. In spite of this, footage has emerged of the controversial TV personality discussing the practise with the then 17-year-old popstar Charlotte Church in 2003. 'When [mobile phones] first came out journalists found out that if a celebrity hadn't changed their pin code. You can access their voicemails by typing in a number', he said. 'Now, are you really telling me that journalists aren't going to do that? If they know that they can ring up Charlotte Church's mobile phone, listen to all her messages?'

The discussion took place in an interview after she was invited to address the Oxford Union during which she campaigned for a privacy law for celebrities under 18 years of age. It will soon be broadcast on the Channel 4 documentary 'Taking on the Tabloids' which will feature Hugh Grant who has been in a string of legal battles with the tabloids following the phone hacking scandal.