Want to give your mom the A-list treatment this Mother’s Day?
Add some luxe to her life with present picks inspired by stars, ranging from supermodel moms like Brooke Shields to the ultimate “momager” herself, Kris Jenner.
After all, while you might not be matching your mom in thousands’ worth of Chanel (à la Cardi B and daughter Kulture) or posing poolside in Versace
From the moment we met and gave each other a hug it felt so comfortable,’ says Tracey Pescod, describing meeting Judy Coutinho for the first time a couple of weeks ago.
‘We’d been messaging each other a lot but actually to meet her in person was something I will never forget,’ says Tracey, still tearful at the memory.
Like any new friends, ‘we talked about our children and showed each other photos’. But this interest in each other’s family went
It’s been a tough start to the year for the Princess of Wales.
Kate Middleton, 42, is understood to be recovering well from her major abdominal surgery and is set to be back in royal action by Easter, but sources say she needs to be left in peace to put her recovery first.
But her absence from royal life has caused a deluge of conspiracy theories to her whereabouts, this was worsened when she released doctored image of her posing
The Princess of Wales issued an extraordinary mea culpa yesterday after admitting she ‘edited’ an image showing her celebrating Mother’s Day with her children.
In a rare personal message on Twitter, signed ‘C’ for Catherine, the future queen said she ‘occasionally experimented’ as an ‘amateur photographer’.
And she apologised for any ‘confusion’ the photograph had caused. It came after six global picture agencies sensationally pulled the image from their wires and libraries – an unprecedented reaction to an official royal
Kensington Palace has refused to release the original Mother’s Day portrait of the Princess of Wales and her children – after Kate publicly took the blame for editing the family photograph.
The Palace had come under mounting pressure to reveal the truth behind the photo after the world’s top picture agencies – including the Press Association – ‘killed’ the image over claims it had been digitally manipulated.
Kate this morning admitted that she had edited the photograph and issued a
The Princess of Wales’ Mother’s Day photo has suffered an awkward editing fail.
The picture, showing Kate Middleton, 42, alongside her children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.
But eagled-eyed fans spotted that the sleeve of Princess Charlotte’s arm didn’t line-up.
It comes after the royals’ Christmas card also suffered a photoshop fail after Prince Louis was left without a middle finger.
The monochrome image shows the royal couple smiling alongside their sons Prince George, ten, Prince Louis, five,
A hectic family Christmas. A stressed out tabby cat. And amid the chaos, noise and celebrations, a heartwarming message that will fill you with festive cheer.
At this nostalgic time of year, there are few things more pleasurable than indulging in familiar, comforting classics that transport us back to childhood.
And there can be few characters who do that more universally than Mog.
The trouble-prone puss, conjured up by the brilliant mind of late author Judith Kerr, has been a
One typically fraught evening, Jo Bevilacqua was attempting to cook dinner with one hand, answer work calls with the other and engage with two daughters desperate for her attention. Suddenly, it struck her — she was utterly exhausted by the home and work-life juggle.
In that moment she decided something had to give. And that something was her business empire. So, 14 months ago, self-confessed workaholic Jo stepped away from her career to devote all her time to her children.
The heartbreaking moment Prince Harry learned of his mother’s death has been recreated by The Crown.
The new series shows Dominic West who plays Prince Charles breaking the news to Prince Harry that his mother has died, by walking into his room to wake him up, saying: ‘Morning darling.’
Charles tells his son: ‘I’m afraid you’re going to have to be very brave’
William appears at the end of the bed and the camera pans to a close up of
One evening in 1981, the popular BBC1 programme Nationwide broadcast an interview with one of the most loved musical parterships of the time: The Carpenters, a squeaky-clean duo, comprising the velvet-voiced singer Karen and her brother Richard.
They were interviewed by Sue Lawley, and fans no doubt expected to hear about new record releases and concerts that the American pair had planned. Instead, viewers saw a painfully thin, gaunt and fragile-looking Karen sitting on a sofa – her huge, brown
