Amy: My big beard nightmare

BUSTY reality babe Amy Childs has revealed she’s grown a BEARD. The 26-year-old former

star said she’s started growing facial hair because of her pregnancy hormones.

She announced her pregnancy in mag with her on-off partner of two years, Bradley Wright, 25.

Flame-haired Amy said: “I’ve been very tired, I’ve been off my food, my boobs have been so sore and I’ve got hairier – I’ve got a full-on beard!

“Brad noticed in the car the other day.”

The pair first met in a pub in Brentwood, Essex, in 2014, where Amy says they ‘fell in love straight away’ but have been marred by scandals.

Bradley was caught sexting a 37-year-old woman he met online, leaving Amy furious and heartbroken.

Weeks later he was jailed for 16 months for handling stolen goods but was released after five-and-a-half months for good behaviour – and the couple were reunited in March this year.

Their first child together is due in May 2017. REALITY telly babe Khloe Kardashian gets a handful of her own BREASTS and opens up about getting a boob job in the latest episode of The 32-year-old can be seen fondling her own chesticles and stuffing chicken fillets into her bra as she chats about considering cosmetic surgery.

Khloe then struts around the bedroom and sticks her boosted breasts in the face of older sister Kim, 36, and sibling Kourtney’s ex-partner, Scott Disick.

Discussing the possibility of a boob job, Khloe said: “In LA, people get their boobs done like they’re filling up gas.” asked colleagues to look at it.

“Members of staff, bearing in mind his status as an executive officer, found it difficult, if not impossible to complain at the time.”

The court heard it was only when the last victim came forward this year that other colleagues got the courage to report similar ordeals.

Farrow, from Seaham, pleaded guilty to eight charges of exposure.

Judge Robert Adams sentenced him to four months imprisonment, suspended two years, with supervision and 100 hours unpaid work.

Sentencing him, he said: “You have lost your job you had for a number of years and you have lost your good name.”

Lee Fish, defending, said Farrow now recognises his behaviour was “grossly inappropriate”.

He added: “He is not a sexual predator, this is a defendant who simply did not fully appreciate what was acceptable behaviour, even when having a laugh with work colleagues.”