FORMER Celebrity Big Brother star Natasha Giggs has tied the knot with her fireman lover.
13 years after it was revealed that she had an eight year affair with brother-in-law Ryan Giggs, it seems she has now officially moved on.
Natasha, 41, shocked the world when she embarked on an extramarital romance with the footballer while he was married to Stacey Cooke.
This was behind the back of his brother Rhodri Giggs, who she called her husband.
Over a decade after the controversy, Natasha found love again and has now said ‘I do’ with a fireman named Haroon Headley.
According to the Mirror, photos from their traditional church ceremony showed the star in a blush pink floor length gown.
Her look featured a bardot-style neckline whilst her groom looked dapper in a beige suit and a complimentary tan tie.
The outlet also reported that she was spotted enjoying her hen do in Lisbon with a group of pals in snaps on Facebook.
Back in January we previously revealed that Natasha became engaged to the father-of-three on holiday.
Her fireman partner popped the question after they jetted off to Thailand together.
Natasha once had an affair with her footie ace brother-in-law Ryan Giggs.
Before her engagement, she had been living with the father-of-three for more than a year after he walked out on his wife of 20 years.
It was revealed the mother of four had an eight-year affair with Manchester United legend Ryan in 2011.
This was while she was married to his brother Rhodri.
In 2012, she went onto appear in the ninth series of Celebrity Big Brother, where she was evicted after just nine days.
She appeared alongside the likes of fellow WAG Nicola McLean, Towie star Kirk Norcross and Loose Women star Denise Welch.
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A POPULAR news station is set to vanish from regular broadcasting for millions of TV viewers tomorrow.
Al Jazeera, a 24-hour English new channel, is transitioning into a streaming-only service 14 years after is first appeared on Freeview.
But it’s not just Freeview customers affected.
Freely and EE TV viewers will also be waving goodbye to the channel’s regular slot tomorrow.
Al Jazeera will give up its Freeview channel 235, Freely hybrid TV viewers on channel 306, and EE TV customers on channel 235.
Despite a transition to Wi-Fi streaming, Al Jazeera is not available on EE TV boxes switched to Internet mode.
The shake-up is a result of an expiring Digital Terrestrial carriage deal between Al Jazeera’s English channel and Freeview multiplex operator Arqiva.
That’s why the channel removal is scheduled to take place outside of Freeview’s monthly channel update, which usually occurs on the third day of each month.
Even though the channel is ending regular broadcasts, there are still two ways you can tune in.
Al Jazeera will live on as a streaming channel on smart TVs that support Freeview Play (Freeview’s on-demand service), or the newly launched platform Freely.
On Freeview Play, Al Jazeera’s English channel will remain on channel 251, where it has been since August.
Al Jazeera Arabic is available on channel 252.
On Freely, Al Jazeera English is free to stream on channel 557, and its Arabic version on 558.
Freely users must note that, while Al Jazeera will be streamed over Wi-Fi, they will still need to be hooked up to a TV aerial.
The TV aerial is used to supplement your connection if you experience a broadband outage.
While Freely users with a satellite capable smart TV can continue watching via satellite.
Freely is the country's newest way to watch TV without an aerial, from the makers of Freeview and Freesat.
It is a platform that comes built into select smart TVs after launching in April this year.
Freely is operated by the main broadcasters, BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5 via an umbrella company known as Everyone TV.
This means it has full access to the content that comes out of the UK’s Big Four broadcasters – that’s around 70,000 hours worth of content, according to Freely.
The platform hosts big-hits like The Traitors, I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!, Happy Valley, Doctor Who, Married at First Sight and Strictly Come Dancing.
Through Freely, viewers can watch live TV channels, as well as access streaming apps like Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV and now U (formerly UKTV).
