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In the Woman’s Day office, we are celebrating the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee by bringing out the bunting and raising a glass to Her Majesty’s extraordinary 70-year rule. And inside this week’s issue we continue the festivities by sharing her private photo album (p12), which reveals a touching glimpse of the young Elizabeth’s life before becoming the monarch and shows a very different side of life behind palace walls. We also delve into the sweet reunion between Prince Harry and his sister-in-law Kate (p10), which will hopefully mark the beginning of a happier and more united future for the Cambridges and Sussexes. The Queen would no doubt agree, it’s about time!…
It’s all over, Ellen! Ellen DeGeneres showed off her dance moves one last time with Jennifer Aniston on the final episode of her talk show. The cutest bundle of joy And then there were four! Proud dad Sam Wood and wife Snezana Markoski were so excited to take their new daughter Harper home to meet siblings Eve, Willow and Charlie. Congrats everyone! Jurassic Park pals Delighted to be reunited, co-stars Jeff Goldblum and Laura Dern were all smiles promoting Jurassic World Dominion. Family of Legends Rather be home playing Lego, Miles?! John Legend, wife Chrissy Teigen and kids Luna, six, and Miles, four, mostly enjoyed a family dinner together. Say cheese! Dr Death co-stars Joshua Jackson and Christian Slater couldn’t resist snapping a selfie while attending a media event in…
No matter how tense things became between princes William and Harry, one thing remained true: the Duchess of Cambridge only ever wanted the royal brothers to find peace. After all, no one was more welcoming toward Kate when she joined the Mountbatten-Windsor fold as an outsider than her surrogate “little brother” Harry. So when Harry and his family jetted in to London late last week, Kate, 40, knew this was her big chance to help heal the brothers’ rift – and get her old partner in crime back. “Kate misses Harry terribly,” says a source. “He was always such fun when he was living with them at Kensington Palace. He was a regular at their dinner table for pizza nights and Sunday lunch and was forever leaving her in stitches…
1952 While in Kenya, the 25-year-old princess was told her father, King George VI, had died and she would now be Queen. 1953 The formal coronation of Elizabeth II took place on June 2 in a one-day ceremony at Westminster Abbey. It was the first ever to be televised and watched by millions. 1954 Her Majesty and Prince Philip spent 58 days in Australia. The Queen has visited her royal fans Down Under 16 times and travelled to every state and territory in the country. 1964 After the birth of her fourth child, Prince Edward, the Queen’s family was complete. There were nearly 16 years between Her Majesty’s eldest son, Charles, and her youngest. 1969 Charles was formally acknowledged as the Prince of Wales at Caernarfon Castle. He was 20…
After more than two years of lockdowns and restrictions, Brits were certainly ready to party. A record 12 million people are believed to have toasted the Queen over tea, quiches, cakes and scones at more than 200,000 local events and street parties. More than 85,000 Big Jubilee lunches were registered at the time of press, eclipsing the 64,000 similar events at the Golden Jubilee in 2002. Organisers say the Queen’s daughter-in-law, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, was a driving force behind the record registrations. “She’s been behind us every step of the way,” says The Big Lunch boss Paul Stewart.…
With two children under four in tow this time, Harry and Meghan’s return to the UK for the jubliee meant they needed room to move – which resulted in Princess Eugenie and her family being turfed out of their digs. When the Sussexes departed for North America in 2019, they left behind a freshly remodelled Frogmore Cottage, courtesy of the Queen. But after deciding to permanently base themselves in California, the Sussexes sub-leased the five-bedroom home to Eugenie, 32, Jack Brooksbank, 36, and their 15-month-old son August. Now, the UK press reports the Brooksbanks have left the building to make way for the Sussexes, and will spend half the year in Portugal, where Jack will work for a property developer. “Whatever way they want to spin it, it’s all a…
