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Grappling with a tote bag, a Louis Vuitton Capucines handbag, paper lunchbag, a water bottle holder and a mobile phone, Princess Eugenie certainly had her hands full walking in central London (right). But that’s something she is going to have to get used to as she learns to juggle her professional commitments with the demands of parenthood now she has returned to work following the birth of son August in February 2021. Eugenie, 32, has been a director at Mayfair art gallery Hauser & Wirth since 2017 and always intended to return to the job she loves after taking maternity leave. “I knew this was the industry for me,” she has said. “I love being able to share my passion for art with people.” With August now aged 20 months,…

Helping to ensure sports fans had a ball even before the first whistle, Rita Ora headlined the opening ceremony of the Women’s Rugby World Cup at the Eden Park stadium in Auckland, treating fans to some of her biggest hits. Wearing a bodysuit and skirt by Jean Paul Gaultier (left), the singer received a rapturous welcome ahead of the match between the home side and Australia, and after England’s record-breaking 84-19 win over Fiji (right). Sharing her excitement beforehand, Rita told her Instagram followers: “Today’s the day! I can’t wait to perform for you all.” She returned to the field at half-time following an out fit change and an introduction by her husband Taika Waititi. Addressing the 40,000-strong crowd with his two young daughters by his side, the New Zealand-born…

What better way to celebrate the return of Strictly Come Dancing than with HELLO!’s exclusive ballroom-themed clothing range? From cosy hoodies, ultra-cool sweatshirts and super-fun slogan tees, our unmissable edit is all you need to snuggle down to watch your favourite TV show – there’s even a mug, for the all-important post-show cup of tea. Priced from £17.99 to £27.99, our selection of the best tees, hoodies and jumpers for dance fans includes “Eat, Sleep, Strictly, Repeat” and “Dancing Queen” glitterball T-shirts. They’re all available at shop.hellomagazine.com.…

Tributes have poured in for Harry Potter and Cracker star Robbie Coltrane, who died last week at the age of 72. The South Lanarkshire-born actor, whose real name was Anthony Robert McMillan, passed away on Friday, with the news announced by his agent Belinda Wright. She said: “Robbie was a unique talent… He will probably be best remembered for decades to come as Hagrid [inset above] in the Harry Potter films, a role which brought joy to children and adults alike all over the world.” She added: “As well as being a wonderful actor, he was forensically intelligent, brilliantly witty and after 40 years of being proud to be called his agent, I shall miss him.” Harry Potter author JK Rowling tweeted a tribute: “I’ll never know anyone remotely like…

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In a touching return to the Highland village of Ballater, the King and Queen Consort gave personal thanks to people who played a part in the Queen’s final journey from Scotland. Their Majesties were welcomed by more than 100 people from the community, including the Rev. Michael Adie, who served as an usher at the Queen’s wedding in 1947, when he was 17. After showing the King a commemorative book from the nuptials, Michael said: “He is carrying on the great tradition of his mother. “She was wonderful, put everybody at their ease and treated you as a normal human being. The King is doing the same thing, so I’ve become a great royalist.” The royal couple also met riders and horses and tractor drivers who were among the 25,000…

Acclaimed royal historian CHRISTOPHER WILSON has written a number of books on the monarchy. Here, he tells hello! why he fully supports a slimmed-down coronation. ‘With one eye to the future and the other on the past, King Charles has achieved a brilliant and shrewd compromise. The coronation we all wanted and hoped for will take place next May, with all the ceremony, panoply and grandeur that has attended successive crownings over the past 1,000 years. But Charles – a man of our time – has acknowledged that too lavish and too elaborate a ceremony could anger those of his subjects who are suffering in the current economic climate. So instead of the three-hour marathon endured by his mother Queen Elizabeth in 1953, we’re promised something shorter, more up-to-date and…

On the day HELLO! catches up with Debbie McGee, she has spent several hours going through the extensive magic collection that belonged to her husband Paul Daniels. It is a treasure trove of paraphernalia. There are ornate clocks and antique magic books, several hundred packs of cards, almost 400 posters and countless costumes and props from Paul’s TV shows, which regularly pulled in 15 million viewers during the 1980s and 1990s, when Debbie worked as his assistant. Next month, more than 600 of these precious items will be going up for auction for other people to buy and enjoy. “I don’t need to hang on to all of this – my memories are what I have,” Debbie says, speaking from the house beside the Thames in Berkshire where she shared…

Naomi was as glamorous as ever Naomi Campbell demonstrated why she is still at the top of the supermodel game at a London fashion show last week. The 52-year-old strutted her stuff on the catwalk in a glittering sequinned catsuit teamed with dramatic Perspex-heeled boots at the Alexander McQueen spring/summer 2023 show, which was held inside a special bubble-shaped dome at the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich. With her long hair in curls and wearing dramatic eye make-up, Naomi looked as glamorous as ever. Guests in the audience included singer Janet Jackson, smart in a black trouser suit with her hair pulled back in an artful mix of braids and free-flowing locks, and model Lara Stone, as well as actress Letitia Wright and former tennis champion Maria Sharapova. Meanwhile,…

Alexa Chung GET THE LOOK Alexa Chung is no stranger to the front row, but this season saw her paring things back at London Fashion Week. Attending Nensi Dojaka’s highly anticipated spring-summer 2023 catwalk show, the 38-year-old model, TV presenter and designer opted for jeans, a stripy top and a navy blazer. The devil was in the detail – statement accessories of gold mules, a patent bag and oval sunglasses helped dress up her otherwise everyday look.…

Known worldwide for playing Lady Danbury in Netflix’s hit show Bridgerton and for starring in Casualty – as well as lead theatre roles at the Royal Shakespeare Company – Adjoa Andoh has a stage and TV career spanning over 30 years and counting. Now, drawing on her real-life experience, the 59-year-old Bristol-born actress, writer and producer has teamed up with beauty brand No7 to raise awareness around the menopause. “I feel for the majority of the population,” she says. “It’s not a conversation, and that’s a shame because it can happen to women from their late 30s, early 40s onwards. You’ve got a hell of a lot of life still to go.” We caught up with Adjoa while on her way to a fitting for the third series of Bridgerton…

FROM THE HEART The Great British Bake Off season 12 winner Giuseppe Dell’Anno shares some favourite recipes from his debut cookbook TORTA CAPRESE Serves up to 14 (makes a 27cm/10¾in round, 5cm/2in deep cake) Takes 1 hour 45 minutes, plus cooling INGREDIENTS • Corn-flour, for dusting• 200g/7oz whole unblanched almonds• 150g/5oz dark chocolate chips (50-55% cocoa solids)• 40g/1½oz unsweetened cocoa powder• 1 tsp baking powder• 180g/6½oz unsalted butter, plus extra for greasing• 180g/6½oz caster sugar• 1 tsp vanilla bean paste• ½ tsp natural almond extract• 2 tbsp dark rum• 250g/9oz egg (about 5 medium eggs) at room temperature, separated• A pinch of salt• Icing sugar, for dusting 1. Place the shelf in the middle of the oven and preheat the oven to 170°C, Fan 150°C, Gas 3. Grease the bottom…

BOOK NOW OCTOBER AT KEW GARDENS AND WAKEHURST Enjoy family fun at Kew Gardens in London and Wakehurst in West Sussex, with half-term highlights including Room on the Broom, a woodland trail inspired by Julia Donaldson’s book, and a Mexico Family Fiesta for Day of the Dead. Visit kew.org/kew-gardens/whats-on and kew.org/wakehurst/whats-on. FILM MY POLICEMAN Set in 1950s Brighton and the present day, this touching tale follows the relationship between PC Tom Burgess (Harry Styles, left, and Linus Roache) and his wife Marion (Emma Corrin and Gina McKee) as he keeps his true sexuality a secret. In UK cinemas from 21 October and Prime Video from 4 November. TV SUE PERKINS: PERFECTLY LEGAL Comedian Sue Perkins has lived a very sensible life, but in Netflix’s travel series, the former The Great…

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Fifty-five years after becoming a CBE, stage and screen actress Dame Vanessa Redgrave got her sequel – and it was even more impressive than the original. The 85-year-old Oscar winner made a return trip to Buckingham Palace for her second investiture ceremony, this time a damehood, which she received in the Queen’s New Years Honours list for her services to drama. Despite winning numerous awards in a career spanning eight decades, receiving this honour was something different. “You don’t compare going for an investiture at Buckingham Palace with any other achievement, whatever it is,” said the Call the Midwife star. “It is unique.” Dame Vanessa was particularly delighted to have received the honour from the Prince of Wales (left), who, as president of Bafta, presented her with her Academy Fellowship…

She is hardly a dragon lady, but who better to represent Wales at the Bafta Cymru awards than The One Show star Alex Jones? Hosting the ceremony live at St David’s Hall in Cardiff for the first time post-pandemic was “just so exciting”, said the Ammanford-born presenter (left), who wore a glittering Sophie Couture gown. Sharing in her excitement were the evening’s award presenters including Killing Eve actress Alexandra Roach – also from Ammanford – and Amy Dowden (far right). The Caerphilly-born Strictly Come Dancing pro – herself a Bafta winner for her documentary on Crohn’s disease – told WalesOnline: “I’m so proud to be Welsh, and Wales does produce great TV.” Other winners included Emilia Jones for CODA and Swansea-born Game of Thrones star Owen Teale, bagging best actor…

Stars of stage and screen have paid tribute to Dame Angela Lansbury after her death last week. The veteran actress, who was best known for playing writer and amateur sleuth Jessica Fletcher in TV series Wrote, died peacefully in her sleep at home Murder, She in Los Angeles, five days before her 97th birthday. Welsh actress Catherine Zeta-Jones, who starred alongside her in the stage musical A Little Night Music, posted: “Our Broadway double act will forever be one of the joys of my life. As the lights dim for you on ‘The Great White Way’ you shall glow forever in our hearts.” This Morning’s Holly Willoughby said Dame Angela had ignited her “love affair with the murder mystery”, while Elaine Paige called her “kind and generous” and “one of…

‘Today is a day I will remember for the rest of my life’ The Countess of Wessex paid tribute to her “dear mother-in-law” last week as she joined children in Africa being helped by an initiative set up in the Queen’s name. Sophie, who was in Malawi to celebrate World Sight Day, said Her Majesty had been “so happy” to learn, shortly before she died, that the country had become the first in southern Africa to eradicate trachoma, a painful eye disease that causes permanent blindness. The milestone was reached with the help of The Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust, set up in 2012 with a mission to end avoidable blindness, which affects 1 billion people worldwide. “We owe a debt of thanks to Her late Majesty for this incredible…

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IN THE PINK FOR A DREAMY CAUSE WHO: Elizabeth Hurley, Dr Zoe Williams, Patsy Kensit WHAT: Future Dreams Anniversary Ladies Lunch WHERE: The Savoy Hotel, London A glamorous array of breast cancer champions attended a lunch to raise funds for Future Dreams House – which offers support and practical help for those affected by the disease. Flying the flag for Breast Cancer Awareness, Elizabeth Hurley was stunning in a pink and red colour-block dress, while journalist Victoria Derbyshire, chic in business-like monochrome, led a powerful panel discussion on the subject. The event, hosted by Estée Lauder Companies and also celebrating one year of the Future Dreams House and 30 years of the Pink Ribbon (the symbol of Breast Cancer Awareness), was presented by Gaby Roslin, who said she was “so…

A third of UK women can be going through the perimenopause or menopause at any one time and Boots feels passionately about empowering them to look and feel their best during this new stage of life. As well as its trusted medical advice offered at in-store pharmacies, it has an array of supplements and skincare products developed to provide support for the many signs and symptoms of menopause. The high street giant has launched two ranges tailored to menopausal skin; its own-brand Skin Edit and the dermatologist-approved No7 Menopause Skincare, created with the help of more than 7,000 menopausal women, with formulas that nurture dry, dehydrated and sensitised skin. Boots also offers HRT treatment without a GP prescription through its Online Doctor service. Simply visit the online portal, spend five…

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While the conversation around menopause is finally opening up, many still avoid talking about the bladder weakness that can come with it. TV presenter and columnist Ulrika Jonsson knows only too well the life-changing impact menopause can have, but even she was surprised by the lack of awareness around this issue. “I’ve been lucky to not have experienced bladder leaks as part of my menopause journey, but I was really surprised to find it can be a problem for over 50 per cent of menopausal women,” the 55-year-old mum of four tells HELLO!. “I think a lot of women endure them as they don’t know there is support out there for them.” Spurred on to help, the former Gladiators presenter has teamed up with Always Discreet to raise awareness… Ulrika,…

Bringing some glorious Technicolor to London’s South Bank, the BFI London Film Festival celebrated cinema’s latest must-sees – with a little help from the industry’s brightest talents. There were lights, cameras and plenty of interaction with the crowds from stars including Eddie Redmayne and Jessica Chastain (far left), celebrating the premiere of their film The Good Nurse, and Florence Pugh (right), who brought along a special co-star to see her new thriller The Wonder: her grandmother. “She’s literally living the sparkly dream. She loves it,” said the actress. Reunited at the Royal Festival Hall, the stars of Empire of Light, including Tanya Moodie, Crystal Clarke, Colin Firth and Olivia Colman, joined its director and screenwriter Sir Sam Mendes (all left) for the first public viewing in the UK. Speaking about…

The smart money was on red at the premiere of Alexandra Burke’s film debut Pretty Red Dress at the London Film Festival, with the singer and new mum stunning in a poppy-hued column dress by Safiyaa. She was accompanied (right) by partner Darren Randolph – happy to be shown the red card for once, the West Ham United goalie also embraced the colour theme, wearing a scarlet tie. Posing for photos, Alexandra could not stop smiling. “As a little girl at school I dreamed of acting but was told to focus on one thing so I chose singing,” she told fans on Instagram. “Last night’s premier proved dreams can come true.” Not that she has had much time for dreaming since welcoming the couple’s first child in June. Appearing on…

MAYA JAMA Announced as new host of Love Island Glow Up presenter Maya Jama has been confirmed as the new host of ITV hit Love Island. The 28-year-old will begin hosting the South African-set eighth season of the reality show early next year before also fronting the summer series in Majorca. Announcing the news on Instagram, the former BBC Radio DJ said: “I’ve always been such a massive Love Island fan and I’m so excited to be hosting one of the nation’s favourite shows! I can’t wait to get into the villa to meet all of the islanders.” Maya had originally been mooted to take over from original host Caroline Flack after Caroline’s death in 2020, but the role went to Laura Whitmore, who hosted three series but announced in…

BEYOND NINE Designed to last well beyond the trimesters, Naomi Raybould’s Beyond Nine range was designed with comfort and breastfeeding in mind. Gone are the “make-do” maternity clothes, replaced by cool dresses and practical utilitarian jumpsuits that are cut to flatter – with and without a bump. NINE THE LABEL Created to evolve with your body without compromising on style, Nine The Label has found a following with celebrities and influencers alike. Its timeless garments are made using fabrics and yarns selected for their breathability and comfort, as well as their stretch and flexibility. BUMP & MILK Bump & Milk’s collection aims to empower mothers through pregnancy and breastfeeding and ranges from hoodies to dresses to make mamas feel fantastic. Feminine floral dresses feature clever concealed zippers that make nursing…