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VICTORIA BECKHAM FLEXING HER MUSCLES FOR POPPY DAY As a fashion designer with a celebrated sense of style, Victoria Beckham knows that when she wears something, people take notice. Which is why she was keen to show off one particular accessory last week: a poppy. In a photo posted on Instagram, Victoria posed with her husband David outside their Oxfordshire home (left) on Remembrance Sunday. “Wearing our poppies with pride today!” she told her followers. Also keen to do his bit, David uploaded a video of the couple observing the two-minute silence with their youngest children Harper, nine, and 15-year-old Cruz. He called the annual tribute “a chance to talk to our children about why we mark Remembrance Day”. His post followed a visit to Royal Hospital Chelsea, where he…

‘My wife is happy we can finally pay off the credit card’ Shane Richie VERNON KAY TV presenter Vernon, 46, is taking part in the show to honour Phoebe and Amber, his daughters with wife Tess Daly. “It’s a show they watch on a regular basis and they get behind the people in the camp,” he says. “I think the fact I’m involved in it will make it even more fun for them.” His biggest fear is being stuck in a confined space – as well as living on limited rations. BEVERLEY CALLARD A soap legend, former Coronation Street star Beverley promises we’ll see the real her. “People think I’m quite glamorous,” she says. “To be totally honest, I’m just the opposite. I hate being dressed up.” Not even the…

‘Kate brings glamour and has her own projects but she supports William and plays that role perfectly’ 1 FAIRYTALE WEDDING As the new Duke and Duchess of Cambridge kissed on the balcony of Buckingham Palace on 29 April 2011, watched by millions around the world, a new royal star was born. A short time earlier, Kate Middleton had walked up the aisle of Westminster Abbey to marry her Prince, looking beautifully regal in a bespoke Alexander McQueen gown by Sarah Burton – which sparked a global trend for lace wedding dresses – and a veil held in place by the Cartier Halo Tiara, on loan from the Queen. Prince William looked dapper in his scarlet Irish Guards uniform. The couple said their vows as Her Majesty and other members of…

To celebrate World Kindness Day, HELLO! was also proud to present our first ever Kind List, featuring the wonderfully generous and thoughtful celebrities, royals, trailblazers and influential people who constantly lift our spirits and our communities. On the list are names including the Duchess of Cambridge, who has become synonymous with mental health and children’s early years, Queen Rania of Jordan, who is devoted to her philanthropy, and former US First Lady Michelle Obama, whose charitable work has raised billions of dollars. Joe Wicks also features after his incredible efforts raising more than £500,000 from his free daily YouTube workouts during lockdown. “I’m delighted to celebrate these extraordinary people today on World Kindness Day,” says HELLO!’s editor in chief, Rosie Nixon. Visit hellomagazine.com/ hellotokindness for the full list.…

‘Brave is saying: “I have weaknesses, I have fears, I have a secret.” That’s courage’ Stephen Fry tackles mental health on the Challenging Stereotypes web series LEONA LEWIS Opens up about adopting with husband Dennis Singer Leona Lewis has spoken about her hopes to adopt a child with husband Dennis Jauch. The 35-year-old Bleeding Love star said: “I do want children, but Dennis and I have also talked about adopting. My mum grew up in a children’s home. No one adopted her as a child and I would very much like to adopt. “But I’m still figuring things out. If it was up to my husband, we would have had kids yesterday.” Leona and German-born creative director Dennis tied the knot last year at Sting’s stunning 16th-century Tuscan estate Villa…

Supermodel Naomi Campbell glowed on the catwalk for Kenneth Ize, keeping her skin fresh with subtly defined eyes and brows. Skincare is a priority for the 50-year-old runway queen, who says her mum “always told me I had to moisturise my face and body”. London-born Naomi also visits US facialist Tracie Martyn, who uses light therapy to treat clients. “I use pulsating amber light to instantly brighten and calm the skin,” Tracie says.…

Judy Joo worked on Wall Street before turning her passion for food and restaurants into a career. Celebrating Korean street food, the Korean-American chef, who owns Jinjuu in Soho, shares some delicious dishes served up at her latest venture, Seoul Bird, in Westfield London at Shepherd’s Bush. She talks about the challenges of opening in a pandemic, what she’d order from her own menu, and the influence of her heritage. Judy, what can you tell us about your new venture? “In August I opened Seoul Bird with my long-time business partner and friend Andrew Hales. Andy and I always discussed doing our own venture so this has been on the cards for a while; it’s our brainchild. It’s a fast-casual concept and we specialise in crispy double-fried Korean-style chicken.” What’s…

Mustique is a favourite holiday destination of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and has seen legendary parties with guests including Sir Mick Jagger, David Bowie and Princess Margaret. Now the private island is the setting for a murder mystery written by the Princess’s close friend and former lady-in-waiting, Anne, Baroness Glenconner, whose husband Colin Tennant (later the 3rd Baron Glenconner, who died in 2010) bought the Caribbean hideaway in 1958. “It’s about an aristocratic equivalent of Miss Marple,” she tells HELLO! of her debut novel, Murder on Mustique . “Ever since I was a little girl I’ve made up stories to cope with difficult situations, so when I first went to live on the island – which was like a jungle in those days, with no running water and…

They may not have been with the rest of the royal family, but the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were determined to mark Remembrance Sunday in their own way last week. The couple made a poignant visit to the Los Angeles National Cemetery to lay a wreath, hours after the commemorations at the Cenotaph in London. Wearing a navy suit and his service medals, army veteran Prince Harry solemnly placed the tribute at the foot of a granite obelisk honouring war dead, inscribed with the words: “In memory of the men who offered their lives in defense of their country.” His card read: “To all of those who have served and are serving. Thank you.” Meghan stood at his side as they bowed their heads in reflection. Walking hand in…

‘I went through a reset, and found myself again. I have shared my story to encourage people to stay strong and kind’ There may be more than ten thousand miles between us, but when Delta Goodrem catches up with HELLO! from her home in Sydney, the Australian pop star still manages to convey the warmth and charm that has endeared her to a legion of global fans for almost two decades. “Sydney is such a beautiful place to live, I’m proud to call it my home,” the 36-year-old singer tells us as she turns her laptop around during our video call to reveal the stunning view from her window: Sydney at sunset. The singer, whose hits including Born to Try and Lost Without You stormed international music charts in the…

‘I had to do something. I wanted to give amazing artists the chance to feel valued again’ Stepping out in style on Broadway, Summer Strallen surveys the giant billboards in what was once a bustling theatre district of New York. This famous strip would normally be swarming with revellers soaking up the razzle-dazzle of shows such as Hamilton, Wicked and The Phantom of the Opera, but as the 34-year-old British actress poses at its heart for our exclusive photoshoot, an unprecedented hush hangs over the empty sidewalks and locked theatre doors in the place that always prided itself on being the city that never sleeps. It’s a familiar scene since Covid-19 decimated the entertainment industry across the globe and literally stole the show. But now Summer, a member of the…

Surrounded by white and gold balloons and wrapped presents, Carole Middleton is all set for the party season. The Duchess of Cambridge’s 65-year-old mother looks forward to spending time with her children and grandchildren at Christmas and likes to get the whole family involved in the festive preparations. But this year, Carole is adapting her traditions with Prince George, seven, Princess Charlotte, five, Prince Louis, two, and Arthur Matthews, her younger daughter Pippa’s two-year-old son, in line with the Government’s Covid-19 restrictions. “For me, what really matters is that my family feels connected. I normally let my grandchildren help me decorate the tree,” she said. “This year, I’ll ask them by video call to decide which decoration should go where. It may need to be tastefully rearranged later!” SEASONAL MESSAGE…

Here, Sarah tells HELLO! ’s editor in chief Rosie Nixon what kindness means to her as part of our first HELLO! Kindness Summit: “Kindness is remembering, kindness is loyalty, kindness is friendship, and kindness is never forgetting who has been there through thick and thin. Through good days, bad days, rainy days. Kindness can be a superpower. “Kindness is a language of its own and has no boundaries. The kinder you are, the better your day.” On a video call with Rosie, Sarah exclusively told how her own family’s kindness inspired her charity work over the years. “As my grandmother always said: When you feel bad about yourself, go out and give to somebody else.’ ‘There’s a dark side to the internet’ “I looked at the word kindness and it…

Pop the fizz and prepare the bunting: the UK will get an extra day’s holiday to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. A “blockbuster” of celebrations is being planned for 2022 – the first time a British monarch will have reached the 70-year milestone – and the country will be given a long weekend to enjoy them. Government officials have earmarked Friday 3 June as an extra bank holiday and put back the late May bank holiday until Thursday 2 June, allowing Britons to have a four-day break from work. The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, which is organising the commemorations with the Royal Household, added there would be “spectacular” events in London and other major cities in the UK. A Platinum Jubilee medal is also to be struck…

‘I love making women feel better about themselves. Since I was about six years old, I’ve been obsessed with the idea of a makeover’ Her positive energy has won her fans around the world, so it's no surprise Trinny Woodall is looking on the bright side of lockdown. “I’m embarrassed to say I’ve found lockdown amazing,” she tells HELLO! over a Zoom call. “It’s allowed me to spend loads of time with my daughter Lyla – which has consisted of getting her to stop watching NCIS .” Despite the chance to keep tabs on her 17-year-old daughter’s viewing habits, not being at the office has proved difficult for the founder of skincare and make-up brand Trinny London. “We have 100 staff at Trinny London and I miss all of the…

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Aerin Lauder started to hone her skills as a host when she was still just a child. The granddaughter of beauty mogul Estée Lauder and heiress to her empire says she learned much from Estée and her other grandmother, Sylvia. “I have happy memories of teas with them in the conservatory at home, using my own miniature tea set,” she recalls. These days Aerin’s all grown up, with a high-powered role as style and image director at Estée Lauder, as well as her own luxury perfume and lifestyle line, Aerin. But she loves entertaining every bit as much as she did back then. In fact, at 50 she’s one of New York’s finest hosts, known for her exquisite home and memorable soirées. And now, she’s sharing her experience – and…

STREAMING THE LIFE AHEAD Sophia Loren stars in this film, directed by her son Edoardo Ponti. After streetwise orphan Momo (Ibrahima Gueye) steals from Holocaust survivor Madame Rosa (Sophia, right), she takes him in. Their spiky relationship develops into a bond as they face a destiny that will change the course of both their lives. On Netflix now. ALBUM CAN ANYBODY HEAR ME? Singer, YouTuber and Strictly Come Dancing star HRVY’s first album has something for everyone – from catchy feel-good anthem Nevermind , written with Grammy-nominated artist MNEK, to acoustic ballad She Isn’t You . The formidable 21-year-old is certainly in step with the music scene. Out on 20 November on EMI Records. BOOK NOW A CHRISTMAS CAROL Last year’s I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! queen…

Her love for the royal family is well known, and now Geri Horner has been transformed into the original queen of girl power for a new project. Launching her YouTube series Rainbow Woman, which will follow her adventures and feature her music, the former Spice Girl – who dons an elaborate costume to pay tribute to Elizabeth I – tells HELLO! : “I think we are living in an age where we want to connect. We want something real. I just want to share what I love, and I like telling stories. “When we go on these adventures, I hope you find them empowering and hopeful.” The first episode, The Queen Speaks, which was filmed at Ashridge House in Hertfordshire, sees Geri dress up as Elizabeth I. “I’ve always instinctively…

‘We did it. We did it, Joe. You’re going to be the next President of the United States’ Cheering, dancing and honking car horns were part of the spontaneous celebrations that broke out from New York to Los Angeles at the news that Joe Biden had finally claimed victory in the US Presidential election. It came after four nail-biting days of vote-counting, with the Democrat emerging to be acknowledged as the country’s 46th President and Senator Kamala Harris as his Vice President. “I am honoured and humbled by the trust the American people have placed in me and in Vice President Harris,” said the man President Donald Trump nicknamed “Sleepy Joe”, whose calm and reason during the race became a trademark. “With the campaign over, it’s time to put the…

‘I’ve made enough wedding cakes for friends. I want mine to be on someone else’s shoulders!’ Basking in the shade of a palm tree, surrounded by crystal-clear waters, former The Great British Bake Off star Manon Lagrève has found the recipe for happiness. “I said oui !” the French food and lifestyle influencer tells us, announcing her engagement exclusively in HELLO! . The happy moment was the icing on the cake of an idyllic holiday with her Cheshire-born boyfriend Luke Bennett in Barbados, where these exclusive photos were taken. After almost two years together, Luke whipped up a showstopper of a proposal, presenting Manon with a stunning sapphire ring. And fittingly, given her passion for baking, the special moment took place in a kitchen. “Not long after we arrived at…

NICOLA ADAMS Strictly journey ends as Katya contracts Covid-19 Olympic boxer Nicola Adams said she was “devastated” at having to pull out of Strictly Come Dancing after her dance partner Katya Jones tested positive for Covid-19. A BBC statement said the show’s first same-sex couple would not be able to take part in the rest of the series and were self-isolating separately. Thanking Katya for being “the best dance partner”, Nicola, 38, said: “I’m absolutely devastated my Strictly journey has come to an end so soon. I had so much more to give and so many people to win this for!” Meanwhile, judge Motsi Mabuse will miss two weeks of the show after having to quarantine following an “essential” trip to Germany, where she lives. Dancer Anton Du…

‘We saw it as an adventure and why not? We wanted to create a new life for ourselves’ Angel On the day of her wedding, Angel Strawbridge sat down and wept. Not from sadness, she’s keen to point out, but fatigue. For most of the previous year, she and her husband Dick had been working day and night renovating and restoring a dilapidated French chateau that had stood neglected and empty for 40 years, featuring 45 rooms, 12 acres, a moat, orangery and countless outhouses. It was a mad, last-minute rush to get it wedding-ready. “We were engulfed with exhaustion, it was the first time I’d had a bath and I had a little sob,” Angel tells HELLO! on the eve of her fifth wedding anniversary. “We’d been working 18,…

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We looked out of the window at the torrential rain. We’d booked tickets for the Castle’s Halloween event. The Castle was famous for being haunted by the ghost of its last court jester and made the most of this reputation every October, hosting a fair, craft workshops for children and, at night, putting on more immersive – and scarier – shows for adults. This year, in response to the coronavirus, the whole event was taking place outdoors – costumed parades, clowning, fire displays, scary scenes hidden in the woods, that kind of thing. It was only midday, but already the day felt dark. I listened to the hiss of the downpour and imagined us all settling down with a film, steam rising from mugs of hot chocolate or milky coffee.…