Celeb in 5: Sunday's best entertainment and gossip news.

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Right. Yeah, that's pretty bad.

When your own mum is appealing for "#help" and calling you "#hectic" on a public forum it might be time to reassess your choices, lil' buddy.

4. Kim Kardashian's surrogate had no idea she was carrying Kim and Kanye's baby. Soz what?

The woman who is currently growing the spawn of one of the most famous couples on the planet originally had no idea that she was growing the spawn of one of the most famous couples on the planet.

That's not to say she didn't know she was pregnant - that would be odd - just that she didn't know the identity of the parents. Not at first, anyway.

Speaking on daytime talk show The Real, Kardashian, 37, said while she and husband, Kanye West, were anonymous at the beginning of the process they ultimately decided against it.

“You could go that route, and I just felt like I wanted, whoever’s carrying my baby, like what if they weren’t a fan of me or my husband? And what if they didn’t want to be carrying our baby?" the reality television star said. “I wanted to give them that choice and be proud, and on the same page and I wanted a relationship with her.”

Thankfully the unidentified woman was a fan of the pair.

“She was someone that had watched [Keeping Up with the Kardashians], not like a super fan or anything that it would have been uncomfortable, but she had seen my struggle and seen how open I was about it,” Kardashian said. "So she was really proud to do it, really excited."

Kardashian and West opted to use a surrogate after experiencing difficulty conceiving their second child, Saint. The little boy turns two next month, while their eldest child, North, is four.

5. Constance Hall is being sued by her book publisher.

Australian mummy blogger Constance Hall is being sued by her former editor over unpaid royalties.

Hall, who penned her first book Like a Queen last year, is being sued by Perth journalist and former business partner Kristen Watts, who claims she is owed at least 30 per cent of the book’s net profits.

The book sold a staggering 150,000 copies last year, making Hall the highest-selling author in the country in 2016 despite the fact she did not have a book distributor and every single copy was sold online.

According to Perth Now, a writ lodged in the Supreme Court on Friday details Ms Watts’ claims, arguing Hall broke the terms of the contract they signed prior to the book’s publishing.

The paper reports Ms Watts’ lawyers say that the journalist was shut out of the company they have equal shares in – Like a Queen Pty Ltd – which was established as a means of distributing the book. It’s also claimed she was denied access to financial records and therefore cannot conclusively know how much she is owed.

Writing on Facebook on Sunday morning, Hall vehemently denied Watts’ claims, saying she was looking forward to the truth coming out.

"The media has gone and written a very interesting story about me today…. it’s almost laughable how much utter bullsh*t is in these claims. A day will come really soon where I can publicly say what really happened and it is very opposite to everything written here," she said.