Pete Doherty, 44, indie rocker, has type 2 diabetes. “I’m a glutton. This is no joke,” he said dem Guardian. At the moment, however, he lacks the discipline to get his cholesterol levels under control. In the past, Doherty was, among other things, the singer of bands The Libertines and Babyshambles became known, often hit the headlines because of drugs. “I’ve given up the main toxins and my health has improved. Then you’re told that alcohol, cheese and sugar are just as bad and that you were healthier when you were on heroin.”
Kylie Minogue, 55, singer, likes to be single. When asked about her love philosophy, she said this Mirror: “At the moment? Well, I’m single and enjoying this freedom and freedom.” Of past love affairs, she said: “There are some romances that I perhaps could have done without, but it’s all part of what makes us human.” In 2017, Minogue called off her engagement to British actor Joshua Sasse, 36. She was previously in a relationship with Olivier Martinez, 58 – the French actor supported her through breast cancer. When everything was halfway over, the two announced their separation “by mutual consent”.
Romeo Beckham, 21, footballer, is no longer the protagonist of a love story. He announced his separation from his girlfriend Mia Regan, 21, via Instagram story: “Mooch and I separated after five years of love,” wrote the son of Victoria and David Beckham. “We still have a lot of love and respect for each other.” Regan also spoke up. She captioned a photo of the two eating ice cream: “We grew up together since we were 16! Love takes different forms and paths as you get older.” Romeo Beckham plays in the second team at Premier League club Brentford FC.
Justine Triet, 45, film director and screenwriter, collects awards under difficult conditions. Her legal thriller “Anatomy of a Case” with Sandra Hülser, 45, won the award for best international film at the Independent Spirit Awards. Triet said at the ceremony in Santa Monica, California, that she was still jetlagged. On Friday, “Anatomy of a Case” won six awards at the César Film Awards in Paris, including best film, for direction, screenplay and leading actress Hülser. The film is also nominated for five Oscars, and the gala takes place in two weeks.