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Gary Barlow is going to be a father again.

The Take That star's wife Dawn is expecting the couple's third child, which is due early next year.

A source said: "Gary and Dawn are absolutely thrilled. The baby really is the icing on the cake for Gary after the amazing success of the Take That reunion."

Gary and Dawn, who is three months pregnant, already have an eight-year-old son Daniel and a daughter Emily, six.

The 'Patience' singer may have to take time out from Take That's upcoming tour, which is due to begin in December, so he can be at the birth.

The band are also set to release a new album before Christmas, and are currently in the studio working on material.

Gary, 37, recently admitted he and his bandmates - Mark Owen, Jason Orange and Howard Donald - find it difficult to take a break.

He said: "We are workaholics and we miss each other. We had a little break after completing our tour, but after a couple of months it was like, 'Come on guys, let's get back to work.'

"We will be back by Christmas. We can't stay away."

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Robbie Williams mindig is szeretett a középpontban lenni, sosem bánta, mint pletykálnak róla, lereagálta a történteket és nem igazán foglalkozott a külvilág véleményével. A napokban megint reflektorfénybe került Williams. Szőrös, mint egy majom, ápolatlan és gusztustalan külsővel jelenik meg rendezvényeken, sztárpartikon.

Valakinek szemet szúrt és azóta ezen csámcsog a bulvár élet. Kollégái sem értik és van aki ellenzi, van aki elfogadja hiszen csupán férfias a szőrös mellkas látványa.

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Take That star Mark Owen is reportedly set to become a dad for the second time.

Mark’s wife Emma is said to be around three months pregnant with the couple’s second child, meaning that 22-month-old son Elwood will be joined by a younger sibling by the end of the year.

A source revealed the news recently and added that both mum and dad are thrilled with the news: “They’ve loved being parents to Elwood so far and are delighted about expanding their family further.”

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Gary Barlow is willing to make a repeat appearance in ITV1 serial Heartbeat along with his bandmates.

The singer played rock star Mickey Shannon before Take That reformed.

Barlow told the Daily Star Sunday he was "well miffed" not to have been asked to return.

"I thought I did quite a good job but no-one ever invited me back," he said. "I would go back now and so would the rest of the lads."

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Take That have been voted the greatest comeback of all time, with 45% of Britons polled believing their revival has been the most successful ever.

The survey of 1,600 people found top revivals included Pulp Fiction star John Travolta, who received nearly 20% of the vote, and Cadbury Wispa bars, which have been backed on social networking websites like Facebook and MySpace.

Other celebrated comebacks included Christopher Biggins, the Spice Girls, Mr T from The A-Team, perms, Dr Who and Led Zeppelin.

The research was conducted to mark Little Chef's 50th birthday.

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Ronan Keating has confirmed that he asked Take That to support Boyzone on their reunion tour.

The singer admitted that he called boyband rival Gary Barlow and offered him the opportunity to perform with his group around the UK.

He told The Sun: "I spoke to Gary Barlow. I called him to say I was looking for a support act and would they be up for it?"

Keating said yesterday that Boyzone look better on stage than Take That.


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In 1994 Claire Blake, aged 18, went to her first Take That concert - an event that was to spark a lifelong love affair with the band. In her fascinating and funny new book Mad About The Boys - My Life As Take That's Biggest Fan she describes how her obsession with the group - and Gary Barlow in particular - has led her to spend thousands of pounds following them on tour. Now 32, and studying for a degree in psychology Claire lives in Brighton with her fiance, Ben, 25, a fellow student.

The obsession that would dominate my life started quite innocently. After buying one of Take That's early songs, Babe, I'd begun to read a few articles about them. Soon, I had a video marked TT by the recorder I used to tape their television performances.

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