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Italian actress Gina Lollobrigida, who was one of the world’s most famous actresses enjoying success in Europe and Hollywood in her 1950s and 60s heyday, has died in Rome at the age of 95.

The rise and fall of former Spanish King Juan Carlos I will be told in a Sky docu-series later this year that will be teased at Berlin.

Lisa Marie Presley died aged 54 following two cardiac arrests, just days after she was interviewed at the Golden Globes in support of the Elvis biopic. Interviewer Billy Bush has since broken his silence on the interview, admitting he knew something was "off" straight away, also commenting on her "uneven balance".Billy Bush interviewed Lisa alongside her friend Jerry Schilling for Extra Tonight, with the late star clinging onto her pal for support.She appeared to talk slowly in the interview while slurring her words when she responded to questions about the Elvis star, Austin Butler.In the clip, Lisa turned to her friend for support as she said: "I'm going to grab your arm."After her death, Billy has now commented on the interview and how he knew something was "off" with Elvis Presley's daughter straight away.He told People: "It feels awful.

Anthonycjohn65 said: “Love you, guys! Becoming more personable to us makes you more loveable! We love you all.”Coach_potter_knapp added: “These photos are always the best! Zara has beautiful taste!”The social media update comes after Mike teased his new YouTube series, Mike Drop, which will see the former rugby player discuss his love of horses with other sporting figures.In one of the episodes, Mike is set to speak to Zara, who is an Olympic equestrian and patron of Magic Millions Racing Women, about their shared passion.The teaser shows a smiling Mike greeting his other half, saying: “Hello my love.”“How much have Katie and Gerry done for horse racing?” the sporting star then asks.Zara responds: “The people they bring together, the different sports they’re involved in, and all disciplines are reaping the benefit of their passion, their support and their love for horses.“It really is a showcase for the world. Work hard and play hard – but that’s what Australia is about isn’t it?”The couple were seen putting on a loved up display at the event, which took place during their trip to the Gold Coast.Zara and Mike, who share three children, were giggling and kissing, with Zara even poking her tongue out in one cheeky snap.Mike also has a podcast, The Good, The Bad and The Rugby, where he previously shared the Royal Family’s reaction to his appearance on I’m A Celebrity.He revealed he had a conversation with his wife's cousin Prince William, who is also first in line to the throne.Mike said: "You don't want to upset anyone.

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