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The presenter, who has been married three times, wants the conversation around divorce to change.

Let's Get to Know All of Queen Elizabeth's Grandchildren, Shall We? Who knew Wills & Harry had so many cousins? May 13, 2021 When you think of the royal family, you probably think of The Queen, some castles, the cuteness that is Princess Charlotte, and...IDK, a bunch of frolicking corgis. But the thing is, the royal family is truly huge. Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip had four children (hi, Prince Charles, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew, and Prince Edward), meaning they have a ton of grandchildren. Yes, obviously Prince William and Prince Harry are on this list, but Her Majesty al...

The presenter, who fronts Naked Attraction on Channel 4, will step into Davina's shoes after covid meant filming was pushed back and scheduling conflicts meant she could no longer take part in the home makeover series. Anna will be joined by Changing Rooms icon Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen in the remake, the only star from the original BBC lineup. Channel 4 Carole Smillie hosted the original, and the show went on to make made household names of 'Handy' Andy Kane and designers Linda Barker and Anna Ryder Richardson. Here's everything we know about the reboot so far... Changing Rooms: Who's in...

Prince Harry is "regretful and embarrassed" over Oprah interview "Coming home will have revealed the damage done" Samir Hussein A royal expert has claimed that although Prince Harry was "hurt and angry" over the way the royal family treated his wife Meghan Markle, he is now "regretful and embarrassed" by their tell-all Oprah interview. Former royal editor Duncan Larcombe, who wrote the bestselling biography Prince Harry: The Inside Story, was able to get to know the Duke of Sussex pretty well over the 10 years he followed the royal family. Related Story He told Closer magazine that he b...

Samir HusseinGetty Images When bride Kate Middleton stepped out of her Rolls Royce at Westminster Abbey just before 11 a.m. on April 29, 2011, it was the end of one long road and the beginning of another. Intense planning had come to fruition; royals, guests, staff, security, the media, and the public were all in their places. The most anticipated royal wedding in decades was playing out with levels of interest that would follow this couple for the rest of their lives. For many, it was the ultimate fairytale. Diana’s son, who the public had followed since birth and watched suffer the unbe...