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Kim Kardashian may work with some of the biggest names in fashion, but there is one person who will always humble her style choices. In a recent interview with, the SKIMS founder revealed that her and Kanye “Ye” West’s 8-year-old daughter, North, is her biggest critic.  “North is very opinionated when it comes to what I’m wearing,” the 41-year-old star shared.But it’s not her revealing looks that leave North with critiques, but rather the color.

Kate Ferdinand has revealed the adorable name her three stepchildren, whom she shares with husband Rio Ferdinand, have affectionately adopted for her. Appearing on today's Loose Women, the 30 year old mum-of-one, who has one year old son Cree with the retired footballer, explained that the reason for the decision came as a result of her wanting to unite the family as one. Rio, 43, had Lorenz, 15, Tate, 13, and Tia, 10, with his late wife Rebecca Ellison, who sadly died of cancer in 2015, aged just 34.

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Kate Middleton swapped the floaty dresses for a chic white trouser suit as she and Prince William met with Jamaica's prime minister on Wednesday.The Duchess of Cambridge, 40, nailed power dressing for the occasion as she continues engagements on her and her husband William's royal tour of the Caribbean. Kate smiled as she posed alongside Prince William, 39, and the Prime Minister of Jamaica, Andrew Holness and his wife Juliet.The Duke and Duchess visited the PM and his wife at his office in Kingston, Jamaica.

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Paris Fury has been spotted fitting a workout into her busy schedule, heading for a jog with a friend. Mum of six Paris, who recently had a lavish 32nd birthday celebration, looked incredible in bright blue workout as she jogged down the street laughing and joking with her running partner. The star had her long blonde hair tied up in a practical bun and wore a multi-coloured tie-dye jumper along with a pair of sturdy running shoes.

Tilly Keeper - otherwise known as EastEnders' Louise Mitchell - is reportedly set to join a whole host of British stars in the upcoming series of multi award-winning Netflix hit, You.The 24-year-old actress, who joined the popular London soap back in 2016, will feature in the fourth season of the immensely addictive psychological thriller, which is allegedly scheduled to be filmed in the UK as opposed to its usual location in the States. Along with Tilly, former Corrie star Dario Coates, 29 - known for playing Kym Marsh's on-screen son Alex on the Cobbles - is also set to join the line up, as is Eve Austin, who previously portrayed Tabitha Taylor-Rudd in Emmerdale.

Manchester United legend Gary Neville has revealed that he would prefer his former club appoint PSG boss Mauricio Pochettino as their manager rather than Erik ten Hag.Since Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was sacked earlier this season, Pochettino has been deemed the favourite for the vacancy, with many reporting that the Argentine is keen to return to the Premier League. The former Tottenham manager saw his PSG side knocked out of the Champions League by Real Madrid earlier this month and it feels only a matter of time before he departs Le Parc Des Princes.But The Mail reported that Ten Hag has already been interviewed by the Red Devils and there is a feeling that the position is the Ajax manager’s to lose.

Rishi Sunak has announced today his ‘mini-budget’ ahead of the summer.In his statement, the Chanellor said the basic rate of income tax will be cut from 20p to 19p in the pound by 2024.He also said the National Insurance threshold will be raised by £3,000. This means the amount you earn before you get taxed will now be in line with Income Tax at £12,570.Torsten Bell, chief exec of the Resolution Foundation, said this could equate to a tax cut of up to £300 for workers.However, he also added it will help those on higher incomes more, with only £1 in £3 of the benefit going to the bottom half of earners.The Office for Budget Responsibility says that real living standards won’t reach pre-pandemic levels for two years, but did admit that “public finances have emerged from the pandemic in better shape than expected”.Labour's Shadow Chancellor and Sunak’s opposite number, Rachel Reeves, said Sunak’s claims were becoming “increasingly incredible”, saying he was like Alice in Wonderland making things up as he went along.She said: "Inflation is at its highest level for 30 years and rising.

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Piers Morgan has taken another brutal swipe at Prince Harry - branding the Duke of Sussex a "little twerp" on Twitter.The former Good Morning Britain star, 56, slammed the duke following his claim that he suffered "substantial hurt, embarrassment and distress".The duke's complaint came after a Mail on Sunday report about one of his other court battles allegedly inspired a "feeding frenzy of of hostile comments" online.Piers responded to an article in The Telegraph reporting on the claims, and the bold broadcaster certainly didn't hold back in his opinion of the former senior royal.Taking aim at Harry in front of his 7.9million followers, Piers fumed at the prince for "bleating" while the war in Ukraine is happening.He wrote: "Is the little twerp ever not hurt and distressed? Imagine bleating like this when there’s a war raging?"Morgan's tweet divided opinion amongst his fellow Twitter users in the comments as some defended Harry and others didn't.One wrote: "I thought he said recently that he no longer looked at comments on social media."A second said: "Hurt feelings? The world isn't a playground.

our home work spaces has changed.The kitchen table or tiny desk crammed in next to the spare bed were once upon a time fine when working in pyjamas was a novelty, but as many may never completely return to the office, an adjustment to flexible working must be made. People are seeking solutions for the long haul, in terms of boosting both productivity and the way we feel about our homes.Research by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) in 2020 showed that 17 per cent of homeowners were looking to create an office space to support working from home permanently.

Jackie Weaver has revealed she was born in Motherwell and says Scots would not have let her now-famous Zoom meeting turn into chaos. The nation has been entertained by footage of a bizarre community meeting in Handforth, Cheshire.

Nicole Scherzinger is blowing fans away with her incredible vocals during a performance of “Never Enough” from the movie musical The Greatest Showman.