Kate, 42, Princess of Wales, sends a sign of life. For the first time since her abdominal surgery in January, the palace in London published a photo with her. The health of the heir to the throne’s wife has been the subject of speculation in recent weeks. The picture taken for British Mother’s Day the Kensington Palace X-Account According to the PA news agency, it was published just a few days ago. Kate can be seen with her three children. She sits upright in a lawn chair on a porch, her arms wrapped around the waists of her two younger children, Charlotte, 8, and Louis, 5. Behind Kate is her eldest son George, 10. It says: “Thank you for the kind wishes and continued support over the past two months. Wish everyone a happy Mother’s Day.” The text is signed with C for Catherine, which is Kate’s actual name – a sign that she wrote it herself.
Olaf Scholz, 65, Chancellor, doesn’t like having food delivered. He prefers to cook Königsberger Klopse with his wife at the weekend. The court is particularly suitable for visitors because it is easy to prepare, said the SPD politician on the Radio Bremen talk show “3 nach 9”. He also likes to prepare various fish, the Chancellor said. Most recently he tried a zander. “Not in the salt crust, but in the oven. Very simple,” said Scholz. “I thought that was really great.” However, the couple never orders from the delivery service. “We don’t do that anymore,” said Scholz. “Not just for safety reasons, we can cook.”
Meghan, 42, Duchess, is amazed at women who shower other women with hate online. She is currently staying away from social media – with a view to her own well-being, she said at a panel discussion in the USA. Most of the bullying she experienced online occurred during her pregnancies with Archie, 4, and Lilibet, 2, Meghan explained at the South by Southwest (SXSW) event. “This is cruel,” says a video clip published by the BBC. The former “Suits” actress is married to Prince Harry, 39, and the couple has stepped away from their royal duties and now lives in California. Meghan criticized that humanity had been lost in the digital space and in certain areas of the media. “And that has to change.” She understands that a lot of money is made there. “But even if it brings in dollars, it doesn’t make sense.”
Werner Herzog, 81, director, gives parenting tips. He still thinks it’s good when parents let children dig a hole in the ground in the garden and build a tree house. “We have to be careful that we don’t live a second-hand life, that we live a life of the Internet instead of being in reality,” he told the Berlin newspaper. This also applies to his industry: “And I still think it’s good that someone who wants to make films walks a few thousand kilometers.”
Sky du Mont, 76, actor, owes his name to his brother. His full name is Marco Claudio Cayetano Neven du Mont. When his mother came with him from the clinic as a baby, his big brother asked what his name was. “And she replied, ‘this is Cay’ – whereupon he called me Sky from then on,” Sky du Mont now told dpa. When he came to Germany from South America, many colleagues would probably have thought, “My real name was Adolf Shitte and that’s why I had chosen a pseudonym. Because that really sounds like a half-witted guy who is making a name for himself in St. Pauli. “