Charles III, 75, king with plenty of space in the basement, has cleaned out. The Briton donated old curtains from the royal family’s private rooms to his own foundation, The King’s Foundation. Kimonos have now been created from the 30 fabrics from the period between the fifties and nineties, which the foundation is now auctioning off. “We hope the project shows what can be done with vintage materials,” said Jacqueline Farrell, head of the foundation’s education division. The proceeds from the auction will be used to finance educational projects.
Jane Fonda, 85, actress, prefers wrinkle-free skin. “I’m ashamed to say this, but if I were to take a lover he would have to be 20,” she said in the Podcast “Absolutely Not” by comedian Heather McMahan. When asked by the moderator, the Hollywood icon’s open-hearted explanation followed: “Because I don’t like old skin.”
Heinz Hoenig, 72, actor, lets his tears flow freely. “My mom gave me permission and showed me that it’s okay to cry,” he said in an interview with RTL. The actor will be taking part in the show “I’m a Celebrity – Get Me Out of Here!” in January. participate. His wife Annika Kärsten-Hoenig, 38, believes that after a while in the jungle camp, Hoenig will shed his “rough shell” and show his emotional side.
Ildikó from Kürthy, 55, writer, relies on realism in love. “If you want to stay together, then you need resignation, disillusionment, maturity, humility and the ability to get involved in other forms of love,” said the author, who has been married for almost 25 years, to the German Press Agency. “I think that’s important and adult. Complaining about the loss of passion is annoying.” A marriage doesn’t always have to be lively, exciting and harmonious.