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 You can add location information to your Tweets, such as your city or precise location, from the web and via third-party applications. You always have the option to delete your Tweet location history. Learn more ||||| Gaah. School run. Calories (mainly leftovers) 3,482. Texts from toy boy: 0 
  
 Bridget’s back! It has been more than a decade since Mark Darcy proposed. So why is she dating a younger man she met online? And whose two children are these? In an exclusive extract from her new novel, Helen Fielding reveals all 
  
 Bridget Jones and me 
  
 Thursday 18 April, 2013 
  
 2.30pm Talitha just called, talking in that urgent, “let’s-be-discreet-but-wildly-overdramatic” voice she always has. “Darling, I just want to let you know that it’s my sixtieth on the 24th of May. I’m not SAYING it’s my sixtieth, obviously. And keep it quiet because I’m not asking everyone. I just wanted you to keep the date free.” 
  
 I panicked. “That would be great!” I gushed unconvincingly. “Bridget. You absolutely can’t not come.” 
  
 “Well, the thing is…” 
  
 “What?” 
  
 “It’s Roxster’s thirtieth birthday that night.” Silence at the end of the phone. 
  
 “I mean, we probably won’t still be together by then, but, if we are, it would be...” I tailed off. 
  
 “I’ve just put ‘no children’ on the invites.” 
  
 “He’ll be 30 by then!” I said indignantly. 
  
 “I’m just teasing, darling. Of course you must bring your toy boy. I’ll get a bouncy castle! Back on air. Mustrunloveyoubye!” 
  
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 Bridget Jones lives on, counting calories, alcohol units and hair nits but discounting years – 51 but answering to 35 – but this is no consolation to legions of fans who have learned some devastating news: Mr Darcy is dead. 
  
 Whether he was smothered by a Christmas sweater or died of pneumonia from a wet shirt remains to be revealed when Mad About the Boy is published next month, but the shocking news has been broken in extracts in the Sunday Times magazine. 
  
 In the final pages of her last dispatch, more than 10 years ago, the definitive chick-lit romantic hero – dark, handsome, rich, funny, clever, devoted – proposed to Bridget. Alas, while the marriage did produce little Mabel and the nit-infested Billy, evidently the couple did not live happily ever after. 
  
 In extracts from the new book, the third volume of Bridget Jones's Diary, the international best sellers by Helen Fielding that became hit movies starring Renée Zellwegger and Colin Firth, it is tragically clear that Mr Darcy is no more. Jones is now tracking texts from and "minutes spent obsessing" over her 29-year-old toyboy, Roxter. 
  
 Fielding's publisher, Jonathan Cape, said the new book would "give a voice to the more mature social media-obsessed concerns of the women who grew up with Bridget", but fans were aghast. 
  
 "What?? No!" said a grieving Holly Adderley, one of many – including the novelist and former Tory MP Louise Mensch – who took to Twitter in shock. Anne Robinson added: "Mark Darcy is dead. Bridget Jones is a widow!! This is all too much for a lazy Sunday morning." 
  
 Another tweet said: "I really hope this isn't true", but from the extracts it does seem to be all too true. 
  
 Jones laments: "Has it really been five years? Oh Mark, Mark. What am I doing? Why did I start all this? Why didn't I just stay as I was? Sad, lonely, workless, sexless but at least a mother, a widow, and faithful to their father." |||||

The good news: Helen Fielding's third Bridget Jones book is out Oct. 10. The bad news (SPOILER ALERT): An excerpt from the book published in the Sunday Times revealed that Mark Darcy, Bridget's husband, is dead. Cue uproar: Fans were quick to bemoan Darcy's fate on Twitter, the BBC reports, with many wondering why Fielding would make such an unpopular choice. Darcy, of course, was played by Colin Firth in the first two Bridget Jones movies. Sample tweet from @purpleclaire: "I don't want to live in a world where Mark Darcy and Bridget Jones aren't living happily ever after. Too far, Helen Fielding. Too far." The Guardian reprints the relevant passage from Mad About the Boy: "Has it really been five years? Oh Mark, Mark. What am I doing? Why did I start all this? Why didn't I just stay as I was? Sad, lonely, workless, sexless but at least a mother, a widow, and faithful to their father." "Their" being Bridget's two children with Darcy, Mabel and Billy. In the new book she's dating a 29-year-old "toyboy." Quite a few fans expressed unwillingness to support the move: "Not sure I want to read about Bridge the cougar widow," tweeted @Bettypamper. "Won't be seeing THAT film adaptation," chimed in @KelliMarshall.