Alexia, 18, Dutch princess, helped herself to mom’s wardrobe. Queen Máxima, 52, made her first official work appearance on Saturday in a dark blue dress by designer Óscar de la Renta. In the port of Rotterdam, the 18-year-old second daughter of Máxima and King Willem-Alexander, 56, christened a ship with her name on Saturday Vox Alexialike the Dutch noble magazine chief (in German: princes) reported. This was not a luxury yacht, but rather a so-called hold suction dredger with an LNG fuel system from the Dutch hydraulic shipping company Van Oord.
William, 41, heir to the British throne, said he was only moved to tears once while watching a sporting event: when his cousin Zara Tindall, 42, won a gold medal at the European Eventing Championships. “I was camping in Exmoor at the time. We all gathered around our phones and watched,” William said on an episode of the rugby podcast The Good, The Bad, And The Rugby, hosted by Zara’s husband Mike, broadcast on Saturday , 44, is moderated. When she won, he was “in tears,” William said. William and his wife Princess Kate, 41, and Zara’s mother, Princess Anne, 73, are patrons of the Rugby Associations of England, Wales and Scotland. On the occasion of the Rugby World Cup, which is currently taking place in France, the three were interviewed by Mike Tindall, a former England rugby international, and his podcast colleagues.
Franz Rogowski, 37, actor, wonders about his fans. When asked whether his life had changed thanks to his international success, he told the dpa: “Sometimes yes. My life is still very simple. And Berlin is also very relaxed, you don’t care that much. You look at it that way from a distance, but people are actually very respectful. Here in Italy it’s more extreme now. In every hallway, at every back exit, at every car – everywhere I go, young girls like that are screaming at me. And it seems absurd to me . I have the feeling that they were paid by the festival to go there, like extras.”
Lisa Maria Potthoff, 45, actress, talks about the weather is a horror – her favorite small talk topic is martial arts. “It sounds surprising, but you can actually have very light, prosecco-aperol conversations about it,” she told the Frankfurter Allgemeine Magazine. On the other hand, she finds talking about the weather “totally stupid”https://www.sueddeutsche.de/panorama/.”When I start doing that myself, I’m always ashamed.” Potthoff plays Susi in the “Eberhoferkrimis” – in the ZDF series “Sarah Kohr” she is an investigator who has mastered the martial art Krav Maga.