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Watch your step! It's the THIRD Friday 13th of the year: Researcher reveals why there are so many 'unlucky' days in 2015 An irrational fear of Friday the 13th is known as friggatriskaidekaphobia  Today fear is more because its the final Friday 13th in a series of 7 years Out of those years, there have been three that have had three Friday 13ths Researcher claims its simply down to how months are paired together If you have an irrational fear of Friday the 13th - also known as friggatriskaidekaphobia - you may have extra reason to curse your luck today. That's because it's the third Friday the 13th this year, following ones in February and March. It's also the final Friday the 13th in a series of seven years, in which three of those years had three Friday the 13ths. +3 Today is the final Friday the 13th in a series of seven years, in which three of those years had three Friday the 13ths. Six year ago, there were three Friday the 13

Transgender man reveals shock at learning he was 21 weeks pregnant half way through his sex change Kayden Coleman had been transitioning for 10 years when he learned that he was 21 weeks pregnant He had been off his hormones in  preparation  for his upcoming mastectomy on his doctor's orders Kayden and his boyfriend Elijah were married and gave birth to their daughter Azaelia soon after Kayden was forced to come out as transgender to some people, including Elijah's family, because of the pregnancy A transgender man is revealing how shocked he was to learn that he was pregnant almost a decade after he began to transition. Kayden Coleman, 29, was experiencing some back pain one day and asked his then-boyfriend Elijah to give him a massage. 'It felt like there was a pillow under my stomach but there was no pillow,' said Kayden of the moment he laid on his stomach. He then joked that they should go get a pregnancy test - and it came back positive.

Inside the house that YouTube built: Web stars Tanya Burr and Jim Chapman splash out £2m on lavish London home - where they film videos for their seven million fans Jim Chapman and Tanya Burr enjoy married life in smart  London  home snapped up for almost £2 million Home regularly features in stars' vlogs and  couple have almost seven million  YouTube  subscribers between them They sell everything from books to pencil cases, with fans eager to buy into their lifestyle They are the internet sensations who have taken YouTube - and the teenage market - by storm. Now Jim Chapman, 27, and his wife Tanya Burr, 26, have splashed out almost £2million on an four-bedroom London home after striking gold on advertising deals linked to their web channels and by selling a host of products that cover everything from pencil cases to make-up brushes. The couple, who make up so-called ‘Team Internet’ due to their huge web audiences of adoring fans, have become the latest onli