Just last week Cheryl finally confirmed, what we all knew already, she's pregnant.
Now, she's reportedly moved the last of her belongings out of the Hertfordshire mansion she used to share with former husband, Jean-Bernard Fernandez-Versini, and into the posh Surrey pad of her boyfriend Liam Payne as they await the arrival of their little bundle of joy.
Family members of the Girls Aloud singer, including brother Garry Tweedy, have been seen outside the house alongside a removals van.
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The large white van was spotted over the weekend, next to a small black car, thought to belong to Cheryl's mother, Joan Callaghan.
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So you can now rent Cheryl's old place if you fancy it? According to the Daily Star on Sunday you just need £18,746 in rent. PER MONTH.
So when's the little one due?
"Cheryl is getting very excited to meet her baby. Her due date was mid to late March but she knows there is a two week window on either side so her baby could literally be here any day now!" a source told Metro.co.uk.(There'll be less time for this sort of pampering when they're knee-deep in nappies...)
What really happened with that monumental Oscars mix-up?
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Unless you've been under a rock you'll know by now that all didn't go to plan at last night's Oscars.
For the first time in the Academy Awards 88 years the wrong movie was announced for the best film prize.
And it was spectacularly awks.
Actor Warren Beatty looked bewildered as he made the announcement with actress Faye Dunaway.
The great and the good of La La Land went on stage and two speeches were made before producer Jordon Horowitz said there'd been a mix-up and Moonlight was the actual winner.
So how did it happen?
At first people blamed Leo...
Then people thought Warren Beatty must've picked up Emma Stone's winner's card for Best Actress, but she confirmed otherwise...
He did have a Best Actress card though....
But it turns out there are always TWO sets of winners envelopes in two separate locked brief cases at each side of the stage.
The cases are carried by two different people from the accounting firm PwC, who are responsible for the ballot papers.
And PwC have now "sincerely apologised" to Moonlight, La La Land, Warren Beatty, Faye Dunaway, and Oscar viewers for the error.
They've confirmed the wrong envelope was handed over and they're investigating.
Via Newsbeat
