9 days ago
Prince Harry has reportedly been keeping up a demanding schedule since returning to the UK, but a new claim suggests he is growing frustrated that Meghan Markle has not been matching his pace. While the Duke of Sussex has attended charity events and delivered speeches in Britain and the United States, Meghan has maintained a considerably quieter public profile. Now, an insider alleges the difference between their workloads has become a source of tension, claiming Harry wants his wife to pursue new opportunities rather than continue "having a jolly" with her celebrity friends.
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According to New Idea, Harry has barely stopped working since the Sussexes returned to Britain, dividing his time between charitable engagements, public appearances and trips abroad. Meghan, meanwhile, has reportedly been "taking a backseat" while helping Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet settle into their new routine.
"Harry wants Meghan to work," a royal insider claimed. The source alleged that Meghan's workload has become a "hot topic" between the couple that has not yet been resolved. Although Meghan continues to oversee her As Ever lifestyle brand, the report portrayed her daily schedule as considerably more relaxed than Harry's. It allegedly includes morning business calls, Pilates or yoga with friends, and collecting the children from school.
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#harry #considerably
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According to New Idea, Harry has barely stopped working since the Sussexes returned to Britain, dividing his time between charitable engagements, public appearances and trips abroad. Meghan, meanwhile, has reportedly been "taking a backseat" while helping Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet settle into their new routine.
"Harry wants Meghan to work," a royal insider claimed. The source alleged that Meghan's workload has become a "hot topic" between the couple that has not yet been resolved. Although Meghan continues to oversee her As Ever lifestyle brand, the report portrayed her daily schedule as considerably more relaxed than Harry's. It allegedly includes morning business calls, Pilates or yoga with friends, and collecting the children from school.
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#harry #considerably
1 month ago
Bob Mackie had strong feelings about Kim Kardashian wearing Marilyn Monroe's historic dress.
The legendary fashion designer, whose death was announced Sept. 14 at age 87, sketched the original design at the start of his career while working as an ***** istant to French-born costumer Jean Louis.
Monroe made American history in 1962 when she wore the nude shimmering gown during her performance of "Happy Birthday" for then-President John F. Kennedy. The dress and her serenade were never forgotten.
So much so that 60 years later in 2022, Kardashian worked with the owner of the dress, Ripley's Believe It or Not! museum, to wear the bling-encrusted gown to the Met Gala, acknowledging that she slimmed down dramatically to fit into it.
Mackie called Kardashian's wearing of the skin-tight gown a "big mistake," telling Entertainment Weekly that Monroe was "a goddess. A crazy goddess, but a goddess." He went on to describe her as "just fabulous," noting that the dress "was designed for her."
#dress
The legendary fashion designer, whose death was announced Sept. 14 at age 87, sketched the original design at the start of his career while working as an ***** istant to French-born costumer Jean Louis.
Monroe made American history in 1962 when she wore the nude shimmering gown during her performance of "Happy Birthday" for then-President John F. Kennedy. The dress and her serenade were never forgotten.
So much so that 60 years later in 2022, Kardashian worked with the owner of the dress, Ripley's Believe It or Not! museum, to wear the bling-encrusted gown to the Met Gala, acknowledging that she slimmed down dramatically to fit into it.
Mackie called Kardashian's wearing of the skin-tight gown a "big mistake," telling Entertainment Weekly that Monroe was "a goddess. A crazy goddess, but a goddess." He went on to describe her as "just fabulous," noting that the dress "was designed for her."
#dress
1 month ago
Prince William and Kate Middleton may eventually have to engage with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle despite their strained relationship, according to royal commentator Richard Kay. The Sussexes' return to the UK has brought attention back to the family tensions. Kay claims the situation cannot stay unresolved forever.
In a Daily Mail Voices video, Richard Kay suggested that Prince William cannot continue avoiding his younger brother forever. The royal commentator believes the family will eventually need to address the estrangement, particularly if Prince Harry and Meghan Markle remain in Britain for an extended period. "At some stage they are going to have to engage, because they can't not engage forever," Kay said.
According to Kay, the first step could involve holding a private family meeting instead of staging a highly public reconciliation. "I would have thought that in the first instance there would need to be a private meeting between Harry and William and presumably Catherine and Meghan, too," Kay said.
He suggested that the meeting could help them agree on an "official line" and end uncertainty about the family's position. However, that would not mean the brothers would immediately repair their personal relationship. Instead, Kay believes they could establish a workable public approach.
Kay also warned that keeping the family separated for months could make things even harder for the Royal Family. "The public won't stand for it," he said. Kay believes William must think beyond his personal relationship with Harry. "William knows that, above all, his responsibility to the monarchy, to the institution, has to take first place, so he'll have to put whatever personal differences he has to one side."
#meghan #forever
In a Daily Mail Voices video, Richard Kay suggested that Prince William cannot continue avoiding his younger brother forever. The royal commentator believes the family will eventually need to address the estrangement, particularly if Prince Harry and Meghan Markle remain in Britain for an extended period. "At some stage they are going to have to engage, because they can't not engage forever," Kay said.
According to Kay, the first step could involve holding a private family meeting instead of staging a highly public reconciliation. "I would have thought that in the first instance there would need to be a private meeting between Harry and William and presumably Catherine and Meghan, too," Kay said.
He suggested that the meeting could help them agree on an "official line" and end uncertainty about the family's position. However, that would not mean the brothers would immediately repair their personal relationship. Instead, Kay believes they could establish a workable public approach.
Kay also warned that keeping the family separated for months could make things even harder for the Royal Family. "The public won't stand for it," he said. Kay believes William must think beyond his personal relationship with Harry. "William knows that, above all, his responsibility to the monarchy, to the institution, has to take first place, so he'll have to put whatever personal differences he has to one side."
#meghan #forever
1 month ago
Kenan Thompson may be a Hollywood pro, but in the early days, he had anything but beginner's luck.
During a recent appearance on the "Good Hang with Amy Poehler" podcast, the "Saturday Night Live" star, who made his film debut in the sports comedy "D2: The Mighty Ducks," said the role made him want to quit acting.
The 1994 Disney flick, starring Emilio Estevez, follows the coming-of-age journey of an underdog teen hockey team. Thompson, who was 15 during the movie's production, played street hockey player Russ Tyler, who helps the Mighty Ducks up their game for an international tournament.
"I put it on my résumé under special skills that I could roller skate, but you know, I never in a million years considered hockey," Thompson told host and fellow "SNL" alum Amy Poehler on the Sept. 1 episode. "I wanted to learn, but after that first day of hockey camp, which was on my 15th birthday, I wanted to quit it all."
Thompson said the role's demanding physicality made him seriously reconsider his career path at the time.
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During a recent appearance on the "Good Hang with Amy Poehler" podcast, the "Saturday Night Live" star, who made his film debut in the sports comedy "D2: The Mighty Ducks," said the role made him want to quit acting.
The 1994 Disney flick, starring Emilio Estevez, follows the coming-of-age journey of an underdog teen hockey team. Thompson, who was 15 during the movie's production, played street hockey player Russ Tyler, who helps the Mighty Ducks up their game for an international tournament.
"I put it on my résumé under special skills that I could roller skate, but you know, I never in a million years considered hockey," Thompson told host and fellow "SNL" alum Amy Poehler on the Sept. 1 episode. "I wanted to learn, but after that first day of hockey camp, which was on my 15th birthday, I wanted to quit it all."
Thompson said the role's demanding physicality made him seriously reconsider his career path at the time.
#kenan
2 months ago
Hayden Panettiere's on-again, off-again boyfriend Brian Hickerson is terrified that her estranged mother, Lesley Vogel, will stop at nothing to finish him following the actress' death, a source tells In Touch.
As In Touch previously reported, Brian, 37, and his brother, Zach Hickerson, were both on the scene when paramedics responded to a 911 call involving the Nashville star, 35, in Greenville, South Carolina on Sunday, August 16. Despite attempts to revive her, Panettiere was ******* ounced dead, leaving behind an 11-year-old daughter, Kaya, with ex-fiancé Wladimir Klitschko.
"Brian swears up and down that he's been completely honest about what happened the day Hayden died, but make no mistake, he's terrified right now," reveals the source. "The DEA is investigating. It's very serious, and Hayden's mom is clearly on the warpath."
Vogel, 70, told the Daily Mail that she raised questions about Brian's account of Panettiere's final hours to law enforcement, including the idea that he simply found her unresponsive.
"I don't know how you can take a nap near someone who's dying and not realize something's wrong. How do you do that?" Vogel told the outlet. "When the EMTs came, it was for cardiac arrest. People in cardiac arrest aren't just lying still. They make noise."
#touch #terrified
As In Touch previously reported, Brian, 37, and his brother, Zach Hickerson, were both on the scene when paramedics responded to a 911 call involving the Nashville star, 35, in Greenville, South Carolina on Sunday, August 16. Despite attempts to revive her, Panettiere was ******* ounced dead, leaving behind an 11-year-old daughter, Kaya, with ex-fiancé Wladimir Klitschko.
"Brian swears up and down that he's been completely honest about what happened the day Hayden died, but make no mistake, he's terrified right now," reveals the source. "The DEA is investigating. It's very serious, and Hayden's mom is clearly on the warpath."
Vogel, 70, told the Daily Mail that she raised questions about Brian's account of Panettiere's final hours to law enforcement, including the idea that he simply found her unresponsive.
"I don't know how you can take a nap near someone who's dying and not realize something's wrong. How do you do that?" Vogel told the outlet. "When the EMTs came, it was for cardiac arrest. People in cardiac arrest aren't just lying still. They make noise."
#touch #terrified
2 months ago
Cardi B opened up about the pressures of fame and its unexpected challenges in Vogue Arabia's September issue
"Being a celebrity comes with a lot and sometimes I feel I didn't apply for this," she said
The rapper urged others experiencing fame to avoid a certain common vice when coping with the spotlight
Cardi B is opening up about the challenging side effects of fame.
In Vogue Arabia's September issue, the 33-year-old rapper, real name Belcalis Almánzar, reflected on the double-edged sword that is fame and success — and why it's crucial not to lean on a certain vice in response, as so many in the spotlight do.
#cardi #ISSUE
"Being a celebrity comes with a lot and sometimes I feel I didn't apply for this," she said
The rapper urged others experiencing fame to avoid a certain common vice when coping with the spotlight
Cardi B is opening up about the challenging side effects of fame.
In Vogue Arabia's September issue, the 33-year-old rapper, real name Belcalis Almánzar, reflected on the double-edged sword that is fame and success — and why it's crucial not to lean on a certain vice in response, as so many in the spotlight do.
#cardi #ISSUE
