Celebrity Gossip, January 20: Kim Kardashian sharing her pregnancy struggle

KIM KARDASHIAN has revealed she thinks it’s important to share her pregnancy struggle on Keeping Up With The Kardashians.

The 34-year-old reality star gave birth to daughter North in June 2013, but she and husband KANYE WEST are now struggling to conceive their second child - which is documented in the upcoming 10th season of the show.

Kim said: “I just try to be as open as possible, and it has been more challenging to get pregnant the second time than the first.

“It’s just how God works, when you aren’t planning it, it happens, and then when you want it so bad, it’s not happening, so I think that’s relatable to a lot of people. And that’s the business that we’re all about, is just opening up and being relatable.”

JENNIFER ANISTON has revealed she is intent on making her mark as a director.

The former Friends star, who failed to get her first Oscar nomination for her performance in Cake, admitted she is hoping to head behind the cameras for a feature-length film.

“We’re going to make it happen, but I have a lot of time. We’re just beginning,” she told E! News.

Jennifer’s directing experience includes 2006’s short film Room 10, as well as a segment in Five, a TV movie about breast cancer.

The 45-year-old actress said she was set to direct her first film about two years ago, with PATRICIA CLARKSON in the starring role.

“It fell through,” she admitted. “A job that I committed to that we didn’t think was going to happen ended up happening and so it was heartbreaking.”

MARTIN FREEMAN has revealed that keeping up his East Coast accent was a tough challenge when filming The Eichmann Show.

The star of The Hobbit and Sherlock plays American producer Milton Fruchman in BBC Two’s 90-minute drama about the televising of the trial of Adolf Eichmann - one of the key architects of the Holocaust.

The British star said: “There were a couple of scenes where the characters had to watch archive footage of the camps, which was very unpleasant. There was quite a lot of it and some films that I hadn’t seen before - and I’d seen a lot of that footage before.

“Otherwise the difficulty for me really is the technical thing of keeping in an East Coast accent the whole time.”