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Michael "Mimi" Kraus (39) is currently surprising from week to week with his dancing skills on "Let's Dance" (also on RTL +). After a month and a half, the former handball professional has now lost a whopping ten kilos, as reported by RTL. The scales no longer show 110, but smooth 100 kilograms.

His wife Isabel "Bella" Kraus (33) has "never seen him so slim," the influencer revealed to the broadcaster on Friday in an interview after the live show, where she was in the audience.

The 33-year-old was impressed: "Before you couldn't do it cross-legged and now..." Kraus convinced the jury and the audience yesterday with a soulful contemporary, which he danced with a professional dance partner Mariia Maksina (25).

23 points for "Mimi" Kraus
There were 23 points for the performance. "Strong man very soft," commented moderator Daniel Hartwich (44) after his contemporary and Motsi Mabuse (41) also found the performance "very emotional".

"Mimi" and "Bella" Kraus have been married since 2014 and are now parents of four children.

There had been rumors before that the relationship between the two was said to be in trouble. Now Reese Witherspoon (47) and her second husband Jim Toth (52) share in a joint statement that they are going their separate ways after almost twelve years of marriage.

The Hollywood actress and her partner, after careful consideration, have "made the difficult decision to divorce," they write on Instagram.

The couple have spent "so many wonderful years" and, despite the separation, are now going into the future "with deep love, kindness and mutual respect for everything we have created together".

Reese Witherspoon's son is top priority
"They really are best friends," an anonymous insider is said to have told US magazine "People". It is therefore clearly a "consensual decision".

The two wanted to make the split as smooth as possible for everyone in the family and are committed to continuing to raise their son together.

Witherspoon and Toth also seem to agree. As the statement goes on to say, their son and the entire family would have top priority on their further path. Witherspoon and Toth were first reported to be in a relationship in early 2010.

They got engaged in December of the same year and married just a few months later. Their son Tennessee (10) was born in 2012. Prior to her marriage to Toth, Witherspoon was also married to fellow actor Ryan Phillippe, 48, with whom she has daughter Ava, 23, and son Deacon, 19.

Boxing star Tyson Fury (34) has offspring on the way. As the heavyweight world champion announced in an Instagram story, his wife Paris Fury (33) is expecting their seventh child. "I get to spend a date night together with my beautiful pregnant wife Paris," Fury wrote on the social network, adding: "Seventh baby is coming. What a woman. Fantastic news to cheer me up."

Tyson Fury's extended family
Unbeaten in his professional boxing career, Fury and wife Paris Fury are already parents to six children - three daughters and three sons. Daughter Venezuela is the oldest at 14. Prince John James is ten, Prince Tyson Fury II is five, Valencia Amber is four, Prince Adonis Amaziah is three and the youngest, Athena, is one.

Fury met his wife as a teenager. In 2008 they got married. Only the day before yesterday it became known that the planned heavyweight fight between Fury and the Ukrainian boxer Oleksandr Usyk (36) will not take place. According to his promoter Frank Warren, Fury is currently considering ending his professional career.

Calvin Harris reportedly reminded Ellie Goulding "how high she used to sing".

The 'Lights' hitmaker reflected on how working with the DJ on her new collaboration 'Miracle' helped her reconnect with the way she sang earlier in her career.

In an interview with 'Capital Dance', the artist said: "I've always had this higher pitch and when I was recording my first album, if I was listening to my old music - not that I would listen to my old music on a regular basis - I remember how high I used to sing and I've always been influenced by singers who sang exceptionally high, I would then go down a vocal range which I felt was cooler and maybe better suited to the pop records sometimes need I just want someone to say to me, 'You can do that' — that sounds really lame.

When I first heard that, I was like, 'There's no way I can sing that.'" The 36-year-old singer also revealed, that it has been "a sheer delight" for her to return to the dance music world, saying she hopes to spend more time with Calvin at his Ibiza farm in the future.

Oldman is a child of the British working class. His father was an alcoholic who left the family early.

After a difficult start to his career - he worked as a shoe seller and in a slaughterhouse to finance his acting studies - Oldman established himself as a theater actor and was a member of the renowned Royal Shakespeare Company for a year from 1985.

Oldman became a star as punk legend Sid Vicious (1957-1979) in the cult biopic "Sid & Nancy" (1986) directed by Alex Cox (68). According to the actor, he almost didn't accept the iconic role - but it offered a small foretaste of the following decade, when Oldman seemed to be typecast as a psychotic villain in major film productions.

The villains he often played, Oldman once told the New York Times, would "burn from the first bar, they're like rock 'n' roll."

After moving to the United States in the early 1990s, Oldman appeared in a series of successful film projects such as "State of Grace" (German title: "Im Vorhof der Hölle", 1990), "JFK: Tatort Dallas" (1991), "Bram Stoker's Dracula" (1992), and "True Romance" (1993).

Oldman's most well-known roles from the nineties are probably those of the drug-addicted DEA agent Norman Stansfield in Luc Besson's (63) classic film "Léon - Der Profi" (1994) and the villain Jean-Baptiste Emanuel Zorg in Besson's brilliant sci-fi "The Fifth Element" (1997). Especially the embodiment of the last two mentioned villains seemed to be downright thieving fun for the actor, who is also known for his overacting.