Game of Thrones star Natalie Dormer and partner David Oakes welcomed a baby daughter in January this year. Natalie recently shared the news of her first child on the That's After Life! podcast hosted by Dame Esther Rantzen and Adrian Mills, after keeping her pregnancy out of the spotlight throughout the past year of lockdown.
"The perfect thing to do in a pandemic is get pregnant and have a baby," Natalie said to Esther on the That's After Life! podcast. "Well that's amazing, and how old is she?" Esther asked. "She's 12 weeks, she's just three months. She's an absolute joy," Natalie said. "I'm never going to complain about shooting hours ever again because the sleep deprivation is something else." Natalie goes on to explain that she completely underestimated how tiring it is being a new mum. "You hear people say, oh your whole perspective on life will change, and your...
"The perfect thing to do in a pandemic is get pregnant and have a baby," Natalie said to Esther on the That's After Life! podcast. "Well that's amazing, and how old is she?" Esther asked. "She's 12 weeks, she's just three months. She's an absolute joy," Natalie said. "I'm never going to complain about shooting hours ever again because the sleep deprivation is something else." Natalie goes on to explain that she completely underestimated how tiring it is being a new mum. "You hear people say, oh your whole perspective on life will change, and your...
- 4/28/2021
- by Kara Kia
- Popsugar.com
Melbourne train operator Metro Trains has launched a new campaign to encourage footy fans to get the train to games, rather than drive.
Chloe Alsop, marketing manager Metro Trains, said: “Every seasoned football fan knows the pain involved in driving to a footy match in Melbourne. At Metro we’re constantly improving the train service in Melbourne, not just for weekday commuters but also for all major public events, especially the footy. We’re very proud that we could partner with the Afl and the footy clubs to bring this campaign to life.”
John Mescall, Ecd of McCann, the agency behind the campaign, added: “This is an exciting campaign in a couple of ways. Firstly, we Melbournians turn up to the footy in mind-bogglingly huge numbers, and it’s nice to be able to acknowledge the fact that (despite the odd grumble) Metro does a bloody good job of getting us there and home again.
Chloe Alsop, marketing manager Metro Trains, said: “Every seasoned football fan knows the pain involved in driving to a footy match in Melbourne. At Metro we’re constantly improving the train service in Melbourne, not just for weekday commuters but also for all major public events, especially the footy. We’re very proud that we could partner with the Afl and the footy clubs to bring this campaign to life.”
John Mescall, Ecd of McCann, the agency behind the campaign, added: “This is an exciting campaign in a couple of ways. Firstly, we Melbournians turn up to the footy in mind-bogglingly huge numbers, and it’s nice to be able to acknowledge the fact that (despite the odd grumble) Metro does a bloody good job of getting us there and home again.
- 5/4/2012
- by Robin Hicks
- Encore Magazine
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