Who Is Katherine Ryan Talking About?

Is Bobby married to Katherine Ryan

Katherine Ryan said she and Bobby Kootstra were focused on their children (Picture: Getty Images) Katherine Ryan has opened up in a very frank chat about her love life with her partner Bobby Kootstra. The comedian, 39, entered into a civil partnership with her childhood sweetheart during a ceremony in Denmark four years ago after rekindling their romance.

1. The couple later welcomed son Fred, two, and baby daughter Fenna Grace, who was born in December last year.
2. Atherine is also mum to Violet, 13, from a previous relationship.
3. The Duchess actress appears on Friday’s The Chris & Rosie Ramsey Show where she chats candidly about her home – and sex – life.

On the topic of Bobby, she said: ‘We’re 40, we’re married and we’re very patient with each other, we communicate and we’ve lived these lives, but we have these f**king infants. ‘I think we’re good parents and we’re very privileged but it kicks the living s**t right out of you.’ Katherine with her children Violet and Fred and partner Bobby (Picture: Getty) Katherine welcome Fenella last December (Picture: Instagram) Asked how often they have sex, she replied, according to The Daily Mail : ‘Not very often. I log it because I’m always trying to conceive! Day to day we’re back and forth about having more babies. Katherine speaks to Chris and Rosie Ramsey (Picture: Getty) ‘We enjoy Love Island but it’s a bit young for us now,’ Katherine began. Katherine continued sharing: ‘And also, I don’t know, I just there’s something that feels wrong about me watching teenagers get off with each other.’ The TV star has also kept her fans updated with her relatable parenting journey, including her kids’ messy bathroom,

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Did Russell Brand know Amy Winehouse?

Amy Winehouse’s Death: Russell Brand Pens Appreciation For the Late Singer In a Sunday morning blog post, the British comedian and husband of pop star Katy Perry posted a letter, ‘For Amy,’ detailing the common struggle of addiction he shared with his late friend.

• Addiction is not an unfamiliar beast for British actor and comedian,
• In his memoir, My Booky Wook: A Memoir of Sex, Drugs, and Stand-Up, Brand detailed that his addiction to heroin was so strong, he took the drug every day for 11 years.
• But in 2003, Brand was finally able to kick the habit.
• It was around that time he was introduced to and befriended an up-and-coming jazz singer:,

The Sunday morning after Winehouse was in her apartment, Brand took to to deal with the news of his friend’s death. When you love someone who suffers from the disease of addiction you await the phone call. There will be a phone call. The sincere hope is that the call will be from the addict themselves, telling you they’ve had enough, that they’re ready to stop, ready to try something new.

1. Of course though, you fear the other call, the sad nocturnal chime from a friend or relative telling you it’s too late, she’s gone.
2. Frustratingly it’s not a call you can ever make it must be received.
3. It is impossible to intervene.
4. I’ve known Amy Winehouse for years.
5. When I first met her around Camden she was just some twit in a pink satin jacket shuffling round bars with mutual friends, most of whom were in cool Indie bands or peripheral Camden figures Withnail-ing their way through life on impotent charisma.

Carl Barrat told me that “Winehouse” (which I usually called her and got a kick out of cos it’s kind of funny to call a girl by her surname) was a jazz singer, which struck me as a bizarrely anomalous in that crowd. To me with my limited musical knowledge this information placed Amy beyond an invisible boundary of relevance; “Jazz singer? She must be some kind of eccentric” I thought.

1. I chatted to her anyway though, she was after all, a girl, and she was sweet and peculiar but most of all vulnerable.
2. I was myself at that time barely out of rehab and was thirstily seeking less complicated women so I barely reflected on the now glaringly obvious fact that Winehouse and I shared an affliction, the disease of addiction.

All addicts, regardless of the substance or their social status share a consistent and obvious symptom; they’re not quite present when you talk to them. They communicate to you through a barely discernible but un-ignorable veil. Whether a homeless smack head troubling you for 50p for a cup of tea or a coked-up, pinstriped exec foaming off about his “speedboat” there is a toxic aura that prevents connection.

Why did Russell Brand go sober?

After several public arrests, Russell Brand sought recovery in 2002. If not for this decision, he believes his life may have turned out much differently. As he told The Guardian: ‘At best, I would have been living at my mum’s, a hopeless heroin addict.

How many allegations against Russell Brand

Four women have made allegations of rape and sexual assault against the comedian Russell Brand in a joint investigation by The Times, The Sunday Times and Channel 4’s Dispatches. He denies the allegations, But as with many high-profile MeToo investigations, there has been widespread social media speculation about why the allegations were not reported to police, as well as the timing and process of the investigation.

Commentators like Sir Alan Sugar, Andrew Tate and Elon Musk have all cast aspersions on the reporting in the case, which may be exacerbated by Brand ‘s pivot in recent years to anti-media, conspiracy theorist ideology. But for victims of sexual abuse, its aftermath is harrowing and there are many reasons as to why they may choose not to report their case to police.

As well as this, there are many legal reasons as to why the investigation was published now. ‘Victim blaming instead of support’ Caroline Nokes, the Conservative MP who is chair of the women and equalities committee, told Sky News there is a “real anxiety” about reporting sexual abuse to police.

• Very clearly there needs to be a criminal investigation in order for that to happen, these poor victims need to be supported and encouraged and empowered to go to the police.
• We’ve seen far too much victim blaming and shaming of individuals who need to be supported at the current time and not criticised.” High-profile incidents in which police have been accused of institutional misogyny may also stop victims from contacting police.

” questions that still linger over the appalling incidents – things like the Charing Cross police station where there was very obvious misogyny in the Metropolitan Police so victims are reluctant to speak out,” Ms Nokes said. Low conviction rates for rape Paul Morgan-Bentley, head of investigations at The Times, was one of the journalists who worked on the Brand story.

1. He pointed to the low conviction rates for rape as a deterrent for reporting allegations.
2. Rape Crisis England and Wales says less than 2% of rapes recorded by police in 2022 resulted in a charge – let alone a conviction – in the same year.
3. That may be the tip of the iceberg – five in six women who are raped don’t report it to police, according to the charity.

Read more: YouTube suspends adverts as BBC removes content from iPlayer The allegations in full Dannii Minogue and Katy Perry’s past warnings “Lots of people have made comments about these women that I’ve seen online, saying things like, ‘well, why don’t you go to the police’,” Mr Morgan-Bentley told Sky News.

“There is a real conversation to be had about that in terms of the criminal justice system and how it fails women. “You just have to look at conviction rates to see how women who do go to the police straight after they are allegedly attacked, how rare it is for that to result in a conviction.” ‘Many are reliant on powerful men for their incomes’ Fears over careers and incomes can also factor into a decision of whether to go to police.

“Misogyny, sexual harassment and abuse are still widespread in many sectors. The entertainment industry frequently runs on freelance contracts,” Ms Nokes said. She said the women and equalities committee has found in other inquiries that freelance workers “are reliant upon very powerful individuals for their next job”.

1. That leads them to be too afraid to speak out, too afraid to be seen as the difficult one because they’re reliant on these individuals for their income – I think that’s a huge problem for the entertainment sector generally,” she said.
2. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Brand: ‘Far too much victim blaming’ “Powerful men, and it usually is men, tend to be surrounded by a wall of silence by people who protect them or by people who are quite frankly scared to speak out themselves because their jobs are reliant on that individual.” Mr Morgan-Bentley also touched on the experience of one of Brand’s victims, who worked with him on a TV show.

“The allegations about the junior runner who said she had a sexual relationship with Brand when he was the presenter there’s a huge power imbalance there. “It makes it very difficult for that runner to report anything that’s happened to her because it’d be very easy for her to lose her job, the presenter’s not going to lose his job as quickly as the very junior, very underpaid runner.” Non-disclosure agreements Former minister for culture media and sport Maria Miller also raised the issue of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) being used in workplaces. Image: Russell Brand performing in 2006 “In other instances, media organisations have routinely been using what they call industry standard nondisclosure secrecy provisions within contracts that they use when people suffer unlawful wrongdoing at work.

• I hope this isn’t the case here,” Ms Miller told Sky News.
• Victims often face debilitating issues after a sexual assault including physical injuries, anxiety, depression, PTSD, pregnancy, sexually transmitted diseases, as well as flashbacks and nightmares, according to Rape Crisis England and Wales, that can cause lasting harm and mean many victims feel unable to go to police.

Different victims also react to trauma in different ways, with some people not experiencing it until months or years after the assault – which may also result in delays or avoidance of reporting crimes to police. Why was the investigation published now? The Times and The Sunday Times say they started investigating Brand in 2019 and interviewed hundreds of people including the four victims, their families and friends, comedians, TV executives, industry peers and colleagues and people who worked for Brand.

The investigation team also examined extensive corroborating evidence including messages, contracts and medical records. None of the four victims know each other and no one was paid to contribute. Paul Morgan-Bentley told Sky News about the investigation process. Spreaker This content is provided by Spreaker, which may be using cookies and other technologies.

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3. Click to subscribe to the Sky News Daily wherever you get your podcasts “These are not women who have come together and suddenly emailed The Times and said we want you to tell our stories about Russell Brand.

“Lots of people across the media industry have heard rumours about his alleged mistreatment of women over the years. “We started looking into it and speaking to people who had relationships with him, people who’ve worked around him. “It was only through those inquiries that eventually through a source putting in touch with source putting in touch with a friend – that was the process and eventually we met these different women.

1. These are women that we then approached and for different reasons they hadn’t come forward previously.
2. In Alice’s case, who was 16 at the time, she talks about growing up and realising what happened to her and now seeing it as grooming.” Alice did attempt to report her allegations, not through the media, but to Brand’s literary agency Tavistock Wood in 2020.

She received a “very aggressive legal letter”, Mr Morgan-Bentley said. ‘Rigorous legal checks’ The newspapers allege some of those interviewed said they have spoken to other outlets but the story was never published – indicating how legally difficult this type of reporting is.

The UK has rigorous libel and privacy law to protect the rights of individuals so a high bar of evidence is required to publish such allegations in any media outlet. Any media outlet must consider whether the public interest in publishing any allegation trumps the individual’s rights. Mr Morgan-Bentley said lawyers for The Times, The Sunday Times and Channel 4 worked “rigorously” on the investigation.

Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player ‘BBC car took me to Russell Brand’s house’ “We don’t just hear a story from someone and immediately just report that – we go through a series of checks. “At the point at which we put allegations to Russell Brand and his representatives, they were incredibly detailed, thoroughly checked allegations that we were satisfied were very much in the public interest to report,” he said.

But high-profile figures can also use the legal system to frustrate and delay reporting. Injunctions and legal correspondence Sometimes outlets face injunctions taken by such people that prevent the publication of a particular issue. Injunctions also prevent the reporting of the fact the injunction exists.

Celebrities including the footballer John Terry and Take That’s Howard Donald have previously used injunctions to prevent information about their personal information being published. There is no evidence Brand has taken steps to acquire an injunction in this case, or taken any legal action whatsoever.

• Mr Morgan-Bentley said: “There has been some correspondence with a legal firm that has gone very quiet.
• They certainly did not address specific allegations.
• Initially, they tried to demand the identities of the women, which we weren’t willing to give up but we gave them plenty of information that would have made it straightforward for him to know who these women were.

“So they tried to push back, but they haven’t come back with any details.”

What does Bobby K do for a living

Who is Bobby Kootstra? – Bobby Kootstra has been Katherine’s partner since 2018, although they have known each other since their early days in Canada. Childhood sweethearts, the two parted ways initially before rekindling things this side of the Atlantic.

Is Katherine Ryan still with Bobby?

Katherine Ryan makes a VERY candid admission about her sex life and motherhood Katherine Ryan and Bobby Kootstra rekindled their romance over 20 years after the pair split up as teenagers and with two kids keeping them very occupied, there’s little time for much else! It’s all go for Katherine Ryan and Bobby Kootstra

• has made a very frank confession about her sex life with partner – or the lack of it!
• The 39-year-old entered into a civil partnership with her childhood sweetheart back in 2019.
• During a ceremony in Denmark four years ago they made things official – and now she’s been chatting out what goes on behind closed doors.
• The comedian made an eye-catching appearance on Friday’s episode of the Chris and Rosie Ramsey.
• Starring alongside Bobby, she says their two young children make special time a little tricky.

Family life takes up quite a bit of their time ( Instagram) Katherine has been opening up about bedroom life ( Katherine Ryan/Instagram)

1. Son Fred was born in 2021 with daughter Fena arriving in December.
2. “We’re 40, we’re married and we’re very patient with each other, we communicate and we’ve lived these lives, but we have these f*****g infants,” she joked.
3. “I think we’re good parents and we’re very privileged but it kicks the living s**t right out of you.”
4. She was then asked how often they did the deed after getting hitched.

“Not very often,” she confessed. “I log it because I’m always trying to conceive! Day to day we’re back and forth about having more babies. “I will never allow him to get the snip! I just really love kids. Look, I’m 40 this year, we’ll see!” The loved-up pair got a civil partnership in 2019 ( Getty Images for ELYSIAN FILM GR) The hilarious Canadian told Jonathan Ross why she decided against a traditional wedding.

• “We didn’t have a wedding, I didn’t need to put on a white dress and pretend to be a virgin, that ship has sailed!”
• Katherine and Bobby rekindled their romance over 20 years after the pair split in their teenage years.
• They first broke up because Bobby wanted to focus on his sporting career as he played American football when they were together in high school.
• The pair clearly retained their feelings for one another as their romance is now stronger than ever.
• They bumped into one another at a pub after two decades in Canada.
• Katherine spoke about their reunion on The One Show last year.

She explained: “Bobby, I loved him. He was the quarterback of the American football team at our school and we went to prom together.

1. “We split up because he needed to concentrate on football and I was devastated.
2. “Then 20 years later I randomly saw him in a pub in Canada and I just loved I’ve always loved him.
3. “It sounds silly to say but since telling our story people have got in touch and said, ‘I’ve always loved my high school partner.’

“I feel like your life when it’s ahead of you makes very little sense. It’s a mystery. But when you look at it in reverse you had intuition about things.” You can find this story in Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right. : Katherine Ryan makes a VERY candid admission about her sex life and motherhood

Why was the Duchess cancelled?

Katherine Ryan reveals why Netflix have axed series two of sitcom The Duchess cancelled

• Published : 8:19 ET, Apr 29 2021
• Updated : 9:14 ET, Apr 29 2021

KATHERINE Ryan has uncovered the real reason behind Netflix axing her hit comedy series The Duchess. The comic appeared in the first episode of series four of Vicky Pattison’s podcast The Secret To, where she revealed her raunchy sitcom will not be renewed for a second season due to poor viewing figures.5 Katherine explained why Netflix “didn’t want to make anymore” episodes of The Duchess Nonetheless, Katherine said she wasn’t “terribly sad” due to the huge amount of work that goes into making the show, and stressed that she was “grateful” she got to make it in the first place.

Talking about The Duchess, Katherine said: “It is very cathartic, bananas, it’s a very outspoken naughty woman, doing exactly what she wants and a lot of people are deeply offended by The Duchess.” When asked if The Duchess would be getting a series two, Katherine replied: “I will tell you exclusively no.

They didn’t want make any more, not enough people watched it. “I think 10 million people watched it in 28 days and that wasn’t enough. But also, I’m not terribly sad about it.5 The Duchess was centred around an outspoken single mum 5 Katherine said she was happy with how the sitcom ended “It’s a whole lot of work, for a whole lot of time for a sitcom.

• Katherine also opened up about marrying her high school boyfriend and now husband Bobby Kootstra.
• She said: “He was just such a gentleman, he was very sweet.”
• “I always really did love him, then if we wanted to be together in this country, we had to get married.

“It was like a 90-day fiancé reality show. So, we didn’t do a cake or a wedding dress or anything.”

Why aren’t babies born potty trained?

Widely practiced in traditional cultures, infant toilet training is becoming more popular in Western countries. But what are the pros and cons of early training? How do you actually do it? And what does science tell us about the development of bladder control? If you grew up in a culture that uses diapers, infant toilet training might seem unconventional and exotic. But in traditional societies throughout the world — in Asia, Africa, Eastern Europe, Latin America, and the Arctic — infant training is the norm.

1. When babies need to urinate or defecate, their parents hold them, bare-bottomed, over a preferred target (like a waste receptacle, or an outdoor latrine).
2. The parents signal the babies to proceed, and the babies respond (Boucke 2003; Duong et al 2013a; Sonna 2006; deVries and deVries 1977).
3. How do parents know when their babies need to eliminate? There isn’t any magic here.

The parents pay close attention. They learn to read their babies’ cues. And eventually, after multiple trials, babies learn to hold back until their parents give them the signal — usually a special vocalization, like “sheee-sheee,” or “shuuuus” (Bouke 2003; deVries and deVries 1977).

In other words, it’s all about communication — what some folks call “elimination communication.” And it’s becoming more popular in Western countries, like the United States (Bender and She 2017). But are these babies truly “toilet trained”? That depends on what you mean. Young babies can’t walk, wipe, or dress themselves.

So they aren’t “trained” in the sense of being capable of taking independent trips to the toilet. But toilet sessions become more coordinated, organized, predictable. And families can go “diaper free.” Is this a goal worth pursuing? When should parents begin infant toilet training? What procedure(s) should they follow? And what does research tell us about the development of bladder and bowel control? Is early training a good choice for your baby? Here are the details to help you decide.

Where is Bobby Koostra from

Who is Bobby Koostra? – Bobby Kootstra, who was also her childhood sweetheart. He hails from Katherine’s native Canada and it is believed he works in the broadcast industry. The pair were young lovebirds back in the day and 20 years later, in 2018, they rekindled their relationship after she returned to Canada to film BBC show Who Do You Think You Are?.

You can follow Bobby on Instagram under @bobby_k_, where he regularly posts pictures of him and Katherine together. Meanwhile comic Katherine is best known for starring in her Netflix sitcom The Duchess, She also appeared on comedy panel shows like 8 Out of 10 Cats, Never Mind the Buzzcocks, Mock the Week and Have I Got News for You.

In 2022 Katherine returned to BBC Two to host All That Glitters,

Who is Bobby with Katherine Ryan on Gogglebox?

Inside Katherine Ryan’s garden transformation as handsome Celeb Gogglebox co-star husband reveals before and after pics CELEBRITY Gogglebox star Katherine Ryan’s husband has revealed their incredible garden transformation with before and after pics. Bobby Kootstra, who will appear on the show alongside Katherine in the next series, shared the snaps on Instagram.3 Katherine Ryan’s garden looks incredible after a makeover 3 Bobby showed how the garden looked just after winter Credit: Instagram 3 The couple will appear on the next series of Celebrity Gogglebox Credit: Jude Edginton / Channel 4

• Bobby posted a video montage of the makeover on his grid.
• He started off the clip with a sneak peek of their garden coming out of winter and in the voiceover explained how he did it.
• It took lots of water, seeds, soil and “lots of patience” to get it where it is today.

Bobby captioned the post: “Here’s how I did it. Lawn Restoration 2023 complete.” Fans loved it, with one writing in the comments section: “This is the most inspirational lawn reel ever.” “Well done bro that’s a big comeback,” a second chimed in. A third added: “This is heaven!! So glad your existential sadness is over xx.”

1. Earlier this month The Sun revealed Katherine and Bobby have signed up to star in the upcoming series of the celebrity version of Gogglebox.
2. is sure to bring the laughs as she gives a glimpse into her home life for the first time.
3. told us: “It’s usually just the who get to see us watch TV, so we’re excited to welcome viewers into our home as we decompress in our favourite spot – the sofa.
4. “We’ve been huge Gogglebox fans for years and we are thrilled to be taking part.”
5. The duo will join series stalwarts returning to the show, including Zoe Ball, Johnny Ball and Woody Cook, and Duncan James, plus Shaun Ryder and Bez.

: Inside Katherine Ryan’s garden transformation as handsome Celeb Gogglebox co-star husband reveals before and after pics

Who is Bobby and Katherine on Gogglebox?

Comedy star Katherine Ryan has signed up for the new series of Channel 4’s Celebrity Gogglebox. The 39-year-old comic said she is “excited” to appear on the star-studded edition of the Channel 4 show alongside her husband Bobby Koostra, 40. The comic said she has been a “huge Gogglebox fan for years” and said her and her husband were “thrilled to be taking part.” Speaking to The Sun, she said: “It’s usually just the dogs who get to see us watch TV, so we’re excited to welcome viewers into our home as we decompress in our favourite spot – the sofa.” Settle down with us for the last time this series! 📺👀🎉🍷 #GOGGLEBOX TONIGHT 9PM @Channel4 #GoggleboxReady #FridayNight pic.twitter.com/OnORn6Up3T — C4 Gogglebox (@C4Gogglebox) June 2, 2023 Joining the pair on the new series will be returning stars Zoe Ball, Johnny Ball and Woody Cook, Denise Van Outen and Duncan James, plus Shaun Ryder and Bez.

• Atherine recently revealed her days as a single mum with daughter Violet, 13, who she had with a previous partner, were some of her happiest and was “quite nervous” she may never regain that feeling after she had her son Fred, 23 months, and daughter Fenna, five months, with Bobby.
• She said: “I was really happy with my daughter.

“I’m not one of those mothers who needs time away from my kids, I want to be with them as much as possible. “Well, now they kind of annoy me because there’s three of them – but when Violet was little, she never bothered me. “She was my best friend, the love of my life.

1. I’m actually quite nervous that my decade of being a single mother to Violet, and of struggling and being poor . . . I’m worried that might have been the best time of my life.” Katherine also revealed people are starting to recognise her kids from social media even when she’s not there.
2. She said: “What’s started to happen since I had my most recent baby, Fenna, is that the babysitter takes Fred out to the park instead of me doing it, and people have said to her, ‘That’s Katherine Ryan’s son, I remember him from Instagram.'” Katherine, who first dated Bobby when she was a teen growing up in Canada, also said her partner “loves” the trappings of fame.

She added: “Bobby loves that I’m on television, and I’m quite well-liked. “He likes it when people recognise me, he likes that we went to Maya Jama’s birthday party, he likes the red carpet and all the perks. He’s proud of what I do.”

How long has Katherine Ryan been with Bobby?

Katherine Ryan ‘s partner Bobby Kootstra has revealed their amazing garden transformation as he shared stunning before and after pictures of the project on Instagram. Posting a sweet video montage of the transformation, Bobby showed a sneak peek of their outdoor space as he explained how the makeover happened via a voiceover. Katherine Ryan’s partner Bobby Kootstra has revealed their amazing garden transformation as he shared stunning before and after pictures of the garden on Instagram (Image: Instagram) Bobby shared before and after pictures (Image: Instagram) He finished off by panning around the stunning completed garden as he humorously said: “My existential sadness is freed from the chains of having a poor garden”. Fans enjoyed watching the video and even labelled it as “inspirational”.

• One fan wrote: “I never thought I’d care about grass but my god this is the success story of the year.
• I need a Netflix doc asap”, while another said: “This is the most inspirational lawn reel ever”.
• In reply to Bobby’s voiceover, one fan wrote: “This is heaven!! So glad your existential sadness is over xx”, while another said: “Pretty amazing.

Could you come and sort my lawn?”. Katherine Ryan and Bobby appeared on Celebrity Gogglebox together (Image: Channel 4) The update into the duo’s lives followed after they joined the cast of Celebrity Gogglebox to bring viewers the best commentary and opinions on the week’s television from the comfort of their homes.

1. Canadian comedian Katherine, 39, confirmed the news earlier this month and said they were “thrilled to be taking part” and are “excited to welcome viewers” into their abode.
2. The TV star is best known for her Netflix show The Duchess along with presenting duties, podcasting and numerous comedy shows, including several appearances on BBC’s Live at the Apollo.

The comedian and her beau Bobby have been together since 2018, but their relationship goes back even further than that. They first got together when they were both teenagers living in Canada, but eventually went their separate ways. The mum of three shared a sweet selfie with her newborn (Image: Instagram/kathbum) The year they rekindled their romance, Katherine returned to her hometown in Canada to film an episode of BBC’s Who Do You Think You Are? and was there reunited with her old flame, Bobby, who works in broadcasting.

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