Sophie Hamilton

Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo discuss the joys and challenges of raising their eight-month-old son, Ziggy, who is recovering from chickenpox. The couple describe parenthood as exhausting but deeply rewarding, recount Sophie’s emergency C-section and their difficult early months, and explain how they share childcare responsibilities. They say they hope to have “lots and lots” of children. The couple also discuss their first child-free trip to Paris, their joint media business JamPot Productions, upcoming work, and their ambitions to host major entertainment events.

Gok Wan discusses DJing at Brighton Pride 2026, describing the event as both a celebration and a political statement following a Berlin Pride terror attack that killed one person and injured 29. He says he continues to receive vile queer hate online and reports abusive messages, arguing that people should not give perpetrators permission to continue by remaining silent. Wan emphasizes Pride’s role in supporting LGBTQ+ people worldwide, while acknowledging ongoing setbacks including transphobia, regressive laws and body shame. He also reflects on his health, career in television and fashion styling, renewed passion for DJing, and ambitions to compete professionally in poker.

Rob Beckett discusses Josh Widdicombe’s readiness for his new Strictly Come Dancing hosting role, describing his co‑host’s refreshed look and excitement for the show. He reflects on joining the next series of Celebrity Traitors, life as a father of two daughters, and plans to reduce travel to spend more time at home. Beckett also talks about acting ambitions, his reluctance to join reality competitions, and insights from a morning‑routine survey conducted with Holiday Inn Express.

Tate Modern’s exhibition Frida: The Making of an Icon examines how Frida Kahlo became a globally recognised cultural icon, bringing together more than 30 works alongside photographs, self-portraits and personal artefacts. Curator Beatriz García-Velasco discusses Kahlo’s artistic, political and personal identities, her relationship with Diego Rivera, and the renewed interest generated by feminism, Hayden Herrera’s biography and the 2002 film Frida. The exhibition includes Kahlo’s Self-Portrait with Thorn Necklace and Hummingbird, while Madonna—an important Kahlo collector—was unable to lend works this time. Tracey Emin’s photographic portrayal of Kahlo is also featured, highlighting her continuing influence on contemporary artists.

Donald Trump claims he has issued instructions for massive retaliation against Iran should an assassination attempt succeed, stating that he has long been a target for Tehran. His comments follow intelligence shared by Israel about a possible Iranian plot and questions surrounding an aircraft change after the NATO summit. The remarks come amid worsening US–Iran relations, despite ongoing negotiations. Separately, eight men were indicted for an alleged plot to attack a White House event using explosive drones, with Trump and other high-profile figures listed as potential targets. The Justice Department has not linked this plot to Iran.

Prince Harry visited King Charles at Highgrove House, accompanied by Meghan Markle and their two children, marking the first time the children had seen their grandfather since 2022. The meeting followed Harry's appearance at an Invictus Games event and comes after years of strained family relations. Recent past encounters between Harry and the King were brief, with the Duke publicly expressing his desire for reconciliation amid ongoing disputes, particularly over security arrangements. The reunion is viewed as a possible step toward easing long‑standing tensions within the royal family.

Prince William secured victory at the DMMI Royal Polo Cup, celebrated with a congratulatory kiss from Princess Kate as she presented the trophy at Guards Polo Club in Windsor. The event featured prominent teammates and royal relatives in attendance and highlighted fundraising efforts supporting ten charities, bringing total contributions to more than £15 million over William’s 15 years of participation.

The deputy features editor recounts interviewing Bonnie Tyler and attending her final live concert, highlighting the singer’s warmth, generosity, humor and strong performance despite later health issues. Friends, family and her longtime voice coach celebrated her after the show, reflecting her grounded nature and lasting impact. Her death in July 2026 is remembered as a significant loss, with emphasis on her kindness and spiritual rituals before performing.

Harper Beckham is highlighted for popularizing the minimalist slip dress, a style she has worn in various colors since age twelve. Her fashion influence is traced through public appearances, including early moments at Burberry and Buckingham Palace, with praise from her mother Victoria Beckham. The piece emphasizes her evolving style, her affinity for designer pieces, and her growing status as a young fashion icon.

Prince William and Princess Kate expressed deep sadness over the death of Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler, sharing a tribute alongside a photo from her 2023 MBE ceremony. Tyler died unexpectedly in a hospital in Portugal following complications from recent emergency surgery. Tributes from family, friends and fellow performers, including Catherine Zeta‑Jones and Katherine Jenkins, praised her talent, legacy and influence as a Welsh music icon.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce made their first public appearance since their wedding after returning from a private honeymoon stay at the Yellowstone Club in Montana. They were seen arriving in California, where they are expected to pause their honeymoon to attend the wedding of Kelce’s former teammate JuJu Smith-Schuster. Their own $20 million celebration at Madison Square Garden drew more than 1,000 high-profile guests and included performances by Paul McCartney and officiation by Adam Sandler. The couple reportedly plans to continue their honeymoon with a trip through Greece and other European destinations.

A biographical profile of Don Knotts highlights his rise from 1950s soap actor to sitcom icon with major roles in The Andy Griffith Show and Three's Company, his three marriages, and his close relationship with his two children. Karen Knotts built a career in comedy and storytelling inspired by her father, while Thomas Knotts pursued engineering and maintained a lower public profile. The article concludes with Knotts' death in 2006 and his enduring professional legacy, including five Primetime Emmy Awards and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Coverage of royal activities across the UK and abroad highlights Prince Harry’s engagements linked to the Invictus Games, his visit to Birmingham Children’s Hospital, and reactions to his recent court case. King Charles and Queen Camilla carry out multiple public duties, including opening the British Transport Police headquarters and visiting London Zoo. Prince William undertakes engagements in Hastings, meeting fishermen, schoolchildren, and local organisations while also enjoying a lighter moment playing mini golf. European royal families feature through Infanta Sofia’s engagement in Spain, Princess Iman’s pregnancy announcement in Jordan, and Crown Prince Haakon’s football-related appearances. Additional updates include fashion highlights from Wimbledon, property news connected to Princess Diana, and the unveiling of the Spirit of Invictus train ahead of the 2027 Games.

Tess Daly and business partner Gayle Lawton discuss the growth of their swimwear brand NAIA Beach, highlighting a new Notting Hill pop‑up and the inspiration behind their Spring/Summer 2026 collection. They share personal tips on confidence, emphasize the importance of flattering design and fit, and speak about expanding into activewear and menswear while eyeing a permanent store. Daly reflects on embracing imperfections and focusing on the brand following her recent split from Vernon Kay.

Madeleine de Saint Pierre Bunbury and George Packe-Drury-Lowe celebrated their wedding at Prestwold Hall in Leicestershire with a traditional church ceremony followed by a garden reception attended by family, friends and several well-known guests. The event featured personal touches including a handmade bouquet, family heirlooms and music performed by close friends. Emotional speeches highlighted the couple’s strong bond, while the festivities included ponies for children, a Champagne reception and dancing. The couple departed on horseback and later honeymooned in Greece, expressing their excitement for their future together.

Joanna Lumley reflects on turning 80 while remaining active with multiple acting roles and an upcoming travel documentary in Argentina. She discusses her longstanding work with the Born Free Foundation and denounces trophy hunting, particularly the killing of giraffes, pangolins, rhinos and elephants. Lumley describes her continued passion for performance, shares thoughts on her iconic Patsy Stone character and mentions plans to celebrate her 40th wedding anniversary during filming abroad.

Ita O'Brien describes how the role of intimacy coordinators developed after the #MeToo movement to ensure consent, boundaries, and professionalism in filming intimate scenes. She explains the importance of early preparation, communication with cast and crew, and creating safe conditions on set. O'Brien reflects on her work on productions including Normal People, Sex Education, and Jude Law’s upcoming series Wild Things, highlighting how structured consent supports both artistic freedom and actor wellbeing. She also discusses themes in her new book, which encourages readers to understand their desires, set boundaries, and embrace positive, consent-based intimacy education.

Lauren Laverne describes how her cancer diagnosis and recovery strengthened her family bonds, praising her children's resilience and reflecting on her renewed sense of strength. She supports Big Give’s Small Charity Week campaign to raise funds for Beauty Banks, which provides essential hygiene products to people in poverty. She discusses her return to work, her family life, and her children's growing awareness of her career, while encouraging support for the charity initiative.

Fat Tony reflects on his recovery from addiction, reconciliation with his father, and the personal challenges explored in his new self-help book. He comments on the ongoing estrangement between Brooklyn Peltz Beckham and his parents, emphasizing empathy for the family and clarifying his own involvement. The DJ discusses his shift away from celebrity-focused gigs, his long-standing friendships with high-profile figures, and future plans including a potential move to Margate with his husband, introduced to a new home by Tracey Emin.

Equine artist Madeleine de St Pierre Bunbury and entrepreneur George Packe-Drury-Lowe married at Prestwold Hall in Leicestershire in a countryside ceremony attended by family and friends. The bride wore a gown designed by her cousin Lady Anastasia Compton, and the celebration incorporated the couple’s horses. Their relationship began in 2025, with an engagement in St Moritz during a moonlit sleigh ride. The article highlights Madeleine’s royal connections through her artistic work and her upbringing in Mustique, concluding with an invitation to view full coverage in HELLO! Magazine.

Belles Berry reflects on the emotional difficulty of her recent separation after 24 years of marriage, crediting her mother Mary Berry for providing crucial support. She prepares for a new beginning by selling her family home and considering a move closer to her parents while continuing her career in food writing, including her bestselling menopause-focused cookbook. Drawing strength from family bonds and renewed optimism, she plans to travel, write further, and rebuild her life with confidence.

Terry Butcher reflects on the loss of his son Chris, who struggled with PTSD after military service, and describes how the family coped with their grief. His new ITV4 documentary aims to raise awareness of the invisible wounds faced by veterans and encourages open conversations and support. He advocates for greater mental‑health assistance, highlights his involvement with Combat2Coffee, and fondly remembers his son's character and dedication. The piece also touches on key moments from Butcher’s football career and his hopes for the England team in the upcoming World Cup.

A Bonhams New York auction titled Diane Keaton: The Architecture of an Icon showcases nearly 800 items from the late actress’s personal collection, including art, photography, fashion, interiors and memorabilia. Bonhams’ Anna Hicks highlights strong public interest and notes that Keaton’s work and belongings reveal her intentional and thoughtful approach to design and creativity. Key items include her iconic bowler hats, the original untitled Annie Hall script and personal collages and photography, which are expected to draw significant attention. The sale provides an intimate look into Keaton’s artistic life and personal world.

Michael Crawford, now 84, reflects on his life and career as he considers a possible return to performing after reconnecting with Andrew Lloyd Webber. Based in New Zealand for health reasons, he is gradually spending more time in the UK and is working on both vocal training and discussions for a potential one-man show. He is also collaborating on a documentary about his life. The interview revisits milestones from his roles in The Phantom of the Opera, Some Mothers Do ’Ave ’Em and his Hollywood work, along with personal experiences involving illness and family. Crawford continues his long-standing charitable work with The Sick Children’s Trust and recently received a Kennedy Center Honor.

Tori Amos describes navigating menopause as a challenging but transformative period that reshaped her voice and outlook as she embarks on an extensive European and U.S. tour. Now based in Cornwall, she embraces a lively rock-and-roll touring lifestyle while maintaining a peaceful home life with her husband, Mark Hawley. Her new album, In Times of Dragons, serves as an allegory for contemporary America and features vocals from their daughter Natashya. With tour dates underway, she expresses gratitude for continuing to perform at this stage of her career.

DJ Fat Tony reflects on the transformative impact of trauma therapy, describing renewed energy and emotional clarity as he releases his new self-help book addressing addiction and personal growth. He discusses married life, the therapeutic bond with his dogs, and his long-running involvement with the Goodwoof festival. Upcoming projects include dog-friendly DJ events, summer boat brunches in Ibiza focused on intimate experiences, and preparations for a busy season celebrating music and wellbeing.

Martin Clunes reflects on his rising film profile, praising co-star Margot Robbie and discussing his upcoming thriller Black Palace. He describes his long friendship with Anthony Hopkins and his acclaimed portrayal of Huw Edwards in the drama Power. From his Dorset farm, he shares insights into family life with wife and producer Philippa Braithwaite, their shared work at Buffalo Pictures, and their daughter Emily’s pursuit of equine veterinary medicine. Clunes details his passion for horses and dogs, including the pets that inspired his book, and notes his involvement in the Goodwoof dog festival while emphasizing his desire to stay busy with new projects.

A review of New York’s luxury Lowell Hotel highlights its history, celebrity clientele and proximity to the Met Museum. The author describes spacious suite-style rooms, refined dining at Majorelle, elegant breakfast service and fashionable Dior Maison afternoon tea. The hotel’s exclusive atmosphere, attentive staff and notable legacy contribute to its enduring popularity ahead of its upcoming 100th anniversary.

Alfie Boe discusses his new original album Face Myself, reflecting on its personal themes drawn from his upbringing, family and life changes. He speaks about his UK and Australia tour plans, his longstanding relationship with King Charles III, and their shared membership in the Grand Order of Water Rats. Boe recalls receiving his OBE and his past as a King’s Trust scholar, while expressing his continued commitment to opera alongside new musical directions. He also touches on his passions outside music, including cooking, motorbiking and spending time with his children.

Emilia Fox reflects on life after her split from Jonathan Stadlen, crediting nature, work and close relationships for helping her heal and embrace a positive new chapter. She discusses the value of mental wellbeing, her bond with her daughter Rose, and her commitment to protecting Kew Gardens, where she serves as an ambassador. Fox shares insights into her long career, her role in Silent Witness, her passion for crime drama and her hopes for continued creative growth as she enters midlife with renewed purpose.

A one‑pot Malay chicken and rice dish is presented as an easy work‑week meal prep option, drawing on the author's memories from Malaysia and adapted for cooking in London. The recipe outlines ingredients, preparation steps, accompanying sauces, and a fresh salad to complete the meal.

A healthier reinterpretation of the Malaysian curry puff uses a spiced vegetable and potato filling topped with crisp filo pastry for a quicker, lighter weeknight meal. Developed by Ranie Saidi, the recipe preserves nostalgic flavors while simplifying preparation and offers a vegan option by substituting butter with oil.

A quick 30‑minute Malay-inspired creamy prawn and pineapple curry combines a blended aromatic paste, turmeric cream sauce, tender pineapple and prawns, finished with tempered spices for added depth. The recipe reflects Ranie Saidi’s culinary influences and connects to themes from his cookbook, which highlights approachable Malay flavours adapted for modern kitchens.

Ruby Wax reflects on her past celebrity interviews, her new theatre show and her transition into mindfulness work while discussing her family, marriage to Ed Bye and her daughters’ comedy careers. She highlights her mental health advocacy through the Frazzled Cafe and her role as an ambassador for Big Give’s Earth Raise environmental fundraising campaign. She also shares travel plans, personal anecdotes from her interviewing days and her desire to pursue unique future projects.

Lady Violet Manners and Viscount Garnock reflect on their first pregnancy, sharing their excitement, family reactions, name ideas and plans for raising their child in Scotland. They describe a smooth pregnancy so far, preparations for their new home and nursery, and their hopes for a balanced, adventurous upbringing. The couple also discuss their wedding, careers and future family life as they anticipate their baby’s arrival in July.

Lorraine Kelly, Ruby Wax, Deborah Meaden and Megan McCubbin have been appointed ambassadors for Big Give, the UK’s leading match‑funding charity. They highlight the effectiveness of donation‑doubling campaigns and endorse upcoming initiatives, including the Earth Raise environmental fundraising drive. Big Give aims to raise £1 billion for charitable causes by 2030, with its leadership praising the new ambassadors for their advocacy and positive influence.

Vanessa Williams reflects on how her Great Dane, Roscoe, helped her cope with the traumatic loss of her mother while she was performing in The Devil Wears Prada in London. After her other Great Dane died shortly afterward, she brought Roscoe from New York to support her emotionally during her theatre run. Williams describes their close bond, his presence backstage, and how he has helped her adjust to London life. She discusses her personal life, her showbiz connections, and her enthusiasm for the production, while noting her hope to bring the show to Broadway after her London engagement concludes.

Selma Blair describes the vital support her service dog Scout provides in managing her multiple sclerosis, helping her navigate fatigue, mobility challenges and stressful public events. Their close bond offers emotional stability and physical assistance, contributing to her confidence and safety as she continues to travel and make public appearances. Scout is also a beloved companion to her son, Arthur, and has become a familiar presence at major red-carpet events.

A major exhibition at London’s Victoria & Albert Museum highlights Elsa Schiaparelli’s impact on fashion and art, showcasing more than 200 pieces that trace her collaborations with leading surrealist artists and the house’s modern revival under Daniel Roseberry. The retrospective emphasizes Schiaparelli’s innovations, iconic designs such as the skeleton and lobster dresses, and the brand’s renewed cultural prominence as it approaches its centenary.

Joan Collins recounts designing many of her early Hollywood outfits and influencing Dynasty’s 1980s style, describing how she helped modernize the show’s wardrobe with bold silhouettes and jewelry. She explains her lifelong passion for fashion, beginning in childhood with sketching dresses inspired by magazines, Christian Dior’s New Look and fashion history books. The interview also highlights her role as vice president of Shooting Star Children’s Hospices and her upcoming appearance on the charity’s new podcast.

Joan Collins reflects on her close relationship with her grandchildren and her long-standing support for Shooting Star Children’s Hospices, where she serves as vice‑president and regularly visits families. She donates personal items, including a Valentino clutch, to help raise funds and appears as the first guest on the charity’s new podcast. Collins also dismisses rumours of a feud with former Dynasty co‑star Linda Evans and attributes her energetic outlook to her family background.

Joss Stone describes family life in Devon with her four children and shares plans for a woodland wedding celebration with her husband Cody DaLuz, two years after their private marriage in Nashville. She discusses homeschooling, parenting and her desire for a large family. Stone and long-time collaborator Conner Reeves reflect on their enduring musical partnership and their new duet Slow Lightning, while also touching on Reeves' life in Ibiza and upcoming album release.

Lady Violet Manners and Viscount Garnock announced they are expecting their first child, sharing their excitement following their 2025 wedding at Belvoir Castle. The article details their family backgrounds, professional ventures, and highlights from their wedding, including Violet’s couture gown and the historic Rutland tiara. Friends and observers described the wedding as joyful, with both families celebrating together. Further details on Violet’s pregnancy will appear in HELLO! Magazine.

Lucy Bronze reflects on her career, her preparation for the upcoming Women’s League Cup final, and the growing success of women’s football while sharing positive encounters with the royal family and celebrity supporters. She discusses encouraging young players such as Princess Charlotte and Madonna’s daughters, highlights her mother’s influence, and notes her advocacy work related to autism and ADHD. The interview underscores her ambitions with both Chelsea and England as the sport continues to expand in popularity and resources.

Bonnie Tyler reflects on touring at 74, crediting a brief daily Pilates routine for staying performance-ready after knee procedures. She celebrates the 50th anniversary of her first hit while preparing for extensive European shows and continues to enjoy performing classics like Total Eclipse of the Heart. Tyler discusses her signature style, musical influences and vocal transformation, and highlights the support of her husband and her close connection to family. Upcoming collaborations and her pre-show rituals underscore her ongoing enthusiasm for music and performing.

British actress Wunmi Mosaku is celebrated for her historic BAFTA win for Best Supporting Actress for Sinners, becoming the first Black British actress to receive the award. Her former drama teacher Wynn Moran reflects on Mosaku’s early talent, dedication, and rise from Manchester to Hollywood, highlighting her continued humility and connection to her mentors. The piece traces her career from school productions to acclaimed roles in television, film, and Marvel projects, leading to her current Oscar nomination for Sinners and widespread recognition of her accomplishments.

Harper Beckham is emerging as a potential future beauty mogul, with experts suggesting she could build a highly lucrative brand supported by her mother Victoria’s guidance and the Beckham family’s global influence. A trademark filing for HIKU BY HARPER indicates early steps toward a debut range, aligning with Harper’s longstanding interest in makeup and skincare. Industry experts believe her involvement could significantly expand the family’s business empire while her creative input has already inspired products within Victoria Beckham Beauty.

Romeo, Cruz and Harper Beckham are emerging as the new public faces of the Beckham family, each carving out early success in music, fashion and beauty. Industry experts say Cruz is building credible momentum as a musician, Romeo is establishing himself in high fashion, and Harper is positioned as a future beauty mogul supported by strong family branding. Their growing influence is expected to expand the Beckham empire and potentially elevate it into a billion‑dollar enterprise.

Kate Middleton’s morning routine involves preparing healthy breakfasts, fitting in daily exercise, and managing a lively school run with her three children. Prince William describes their mornings as occasionally chaotic, especially with music lessons and young Prince Louis’ fondness for jam sandwiches. Despite help from their longtime nanny, the couple often handle school drop-offs themselves and balance parenting with royal duties.

Harry Kane’s wife Kate Goodland, a fitness instructor and his childhood sweetheart, is highlighted as his strongest supporter as he leads England into the 2026 World Cup. The article recounts their long-term relationship from meeting at school to their engagement, wedding, and life with their four children. It also details Kane’s 2023 move to Germany to join Bayern Munich and the family’s relocation challenges. Kate’s career, her approach to motherhood, and the couple’s private yet supportive family life are emphasized throughout.

The piece outlines the strict Royal Ascot dress code and highlights how members of the royal family consistently excel in adhering to its rules. It showcases notable outfits worn by Princess Kate, Zara Tindall, the Duchess of Edinburgh, Princess Eugenie, Princess Beatrice, Queen Camilla and Princess Anne, illustrating guidelines on modest lengths, coordinated styling, suitable fabrics and standout headwear. Insights from Royal Ascot creative director Daniel Fletcher emphasize enjoying the event while choosing practical and confidence‑boosting attire.

Rory McIlroy’s family life centers on his daughter Poppy, who has become a familiar presence at major golf events, especially the Masters Par 3 contest where her appearances have gone viral. McIlroy describes her growing interest in golf and shares his joy in watching her explore the sport. The article highlights his relationship with wife Erica Stoll, their brief divorce filing in 2024, and their continued commitment to their family. McIlroy reflects on fatherhood, the choice of Poppy’s name, and the experiences they hope to give her as she travels with him.

Members of the British royal family are revealed to enjoy a variety of takeaway foods, from Princess Kate’s love of spicy curry to Prince William’s preference for chicken masala and Nando’s. Queen Elizabeth II occasionally ordered fish and chips or kebabs, while Prince Harry enjoys both Nando’s and In-N-Out Burger. Meghan Markle favors French fries and boxed macaroni and cheese but emphasizes balanced eating for her children. King Charles enjoys margherita pizza, and Queen Camilla prefers traditional fish and chips. Mike Tindall opts for Chinese food when eating alone. The article highlights the royals’ surprisingly relatable fast‑food habits.

Princess Kate’s daily diet emphasizes whole foods, fresh produce, and balanced meals, starting with nutrient-rich green juices and oatmeal, followed by predominantly vegetarian lunches such as curries, sushi, and salads. Dinner typically includes family-friendly dishes like roast chicken, pasta, and mildly spiced curries tailored for her children. Her snacks are mostly fruits and vegetables, though she occasionally enjoys treats such as popcorn. Sticky toffee pudding is her preferred dessert, and she frequently bakes homemade cakes for her children’s birthdays, reflecting her focus on wellness, family cooking, and healthy habits.

Princess Eugenie said that becoming a mother brought unexpected changes, including a new fear of flying, during remarks at the World Economic Forum in Davos in January 2023. The article explains aerophobia and outlines possible treatments, including self-help techniques, cognitive behavioural therapy and medication. It also notes that Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank are preparing to welcome their third child and compares Eugenie's fear with Queen Camilla's longstanding reluctance to fly.