Dame Deborah James, Fan Favorite Podcast Host, Passes Away at 40, Prince William & Kate Middleton Pay Tribute

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Princess Diana's sister made a cheeky remark to Prince Harry regarding the way he kisses, a lip reader has claimed.The Duke of Sussex was joined by his older brother Prince William, as well as his aunts Lady Sarah McCorquodale and Lady Fellowes, and his uncle Charles, Earl Spencer, for the unveiling of Princess Diana's statue on what would have been her 60th birthday on July 1 last year.The brothers were immediately welcomed by their aunts and uncle as they walked into the garden.READ MORE: Prince Harry 'dragged around like a performing seal' by Meghan Markle, says expertIn videos taken by the media, Lady Sarah and Harry kissed each other on both cheeks before Diana's sister appeared to whisper something in his ear.Jeremy Freeman, a certified lip reader, told the Daily Star that Lady Sarah asked her nephew: "Is this how you kiss?"Harry then jokingly pretended to kiss her twice more showing how he usually kisses, with Lady Sarah grinning from ear to ear and responding: "Oh!"The brothers later greeted landscape gardener Pip Morrison and sculptor Ian Rank-Broadley before unveiling the bronze statue.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.Body language expert Judi James told Daily Star that there was a "poignant moment" when both Harry and William looked up at the face of their late mother's statue.They showed traits of their early childhood love for each other and they worked as a team to reveal the statue at one of Princess Diana's favourite places in Kensington Palace, she said.Kensington Palace said it aims to reflect Diana's "warmth, elegance and energy", while the children represent the "universality and generational impact of the princess's work".READ NEXT:

Diana, Princess of Wales believes that Prince Harry is fighting a losing battle after stepping down from Royal life in January 2020, claims Deborah Davies.The world-known psychic claims to have spoken to Princess Diana in recent weeks about her family and two children, Princes William and Harry.Harry has previously spoken out about following in his mother's footsteps and keeping her memory alive but Diana reportedly claims her son has "a lot of anger" towards his family.READ MORE: Prince Harry 'speaks to Diana's spirit' before making decisions, claims expertThe Duke of Sussex, 37, has had a strained relationship with his family and has even dropped several bombshell allegations against them in recent years.Speaking exclusively to Daily Star, the former Real Housewives of Cheshire star said: "Diana says that Harry has a lot of anger towards 'the firm' in general because of what happened to her."She says 'It's a pointless battle though, they will never understand, they will never be sorry for anyone's suffering.'"Deborah continued: "She says that 'The Firm is a machine that keeps on running regardless of anyone's feelings'". The businesswoman who hosts the Unexplained Deaths & Mysteries podcast previously told us that she believed Prince Harry's plans to win the British public over had backfired.

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Michael Appler Robert O’Hara, the Tony Award-nominated director and acclaimed playwright, sat beneath a tree near the side of the Delacorte Theater in Central Park. On the opening night of “Richard III,” a searing adaptation of Shakespeare’s tragedy mounted by O’Hara and The Public Theater in Central Park this summer, the director shied away from the photographers and the spotlight.Before taking his seat in the back of the house, watching restlessly as directors do on opening nights, he sat beneath a tree in the quiet and talked about Richard.“We all look more like the devil than we think we do,” O’Hara told Variety, breathing in to describe his production. “In order to make a villain less like who we are, Shakespeare gave Richard his deformity.

Fans of the late Dame Deborah James got an insight into her touching last moments with her family in the recent moving BBC documentary titled Dame Deborah James: The Last Dance which aired on Thursday 30 June on BBC One paying tribute to Deborah, who raised over £6 million for cancer charities. The podcast host and journalist, who also went by the nickname 'bowel babe', sadly died on Tuesday 28 June aged 40, with her family announcing the news in a heartbreaking statement on social media. Deborah's family were filmed in the documentary as they stayed close to her and spent precious time with her at the end.

Prince William has been mockingly branded "William the Woke" by historian David Starkey.In a GB News interview, the TV presenter also shared his belief that the Duke of Cambridge – second in line to the throne after his father Prince Charles – might be the person that brings an end to the monarchy.Starkey expressed his views while speaking to GB News presenter Mark Steyn about the Prince of Wales' criticism of the Government's decision to send migrants to Rwanda.

Once again, Prince William and Prince Harry have reunited to pay tribute to their mother Princess Diana.

Honoring her memory. On what would have been the late Princess Diana‘s 61st birthday, Prince William and Prince Harry individually paid tribute to their mother and celebrated the impact she had on the world.

Prince William has paid tribute to his late mother, Princess Diana, on what would have been her 61st birthday, on July 1. The Duke of Cambridge penned a letter to congratulate the latest recipients of the Diana Award, which recognises people aged 9 to 25 for their social action and humanitarian work. In the letter which came from Kensington Palace and was signed off with William's trademark 'W', which he uses on social media, he wrote: "Congratulations on receiving The Diana Award today! You are part of an inspirational generation of young people who are changing the world through your actions, and I hugely admire your efforts," he wrote in the letter, which was written on official Kensington Palace stationery carrying his "W" royal cipher.

Prince William paid tribute to his mother Princess Diana on what would have been her 61st birthday on Friday.

LORRAINE Kelly fought back tears as she drunk prosecco in tribute to the late Dame Deborah James. The ITV presenter welled up over her friend's death, as she admitted: "I've not processed it yet." Lorraine told viewers: "Dame Deborah James's parents have raised a glass in honour of their inspirational daughter.

Lorraine Kelly raised a glass to her late friend Dame Deborah James on Friday morning and opened up about how she's feeling days on from her death. The TV star, 62, raised a glass to the late BBC podcast host during Friday's episode of her self-titled show and admitted she hasn't processed her friend passing away earlier this week. Deborah's death was confirmed on Tuesday night as her loved ones shared the sad news that the mum-of-two had died at the age of 40 via a statement on social media, following a five-year battle against stage four bowel cancer.

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The brother of Princess Diana has paid a loving to his late sister on what would have been her 61st birthday. Charles Spencer took to Instagram to share a photograph of one of the 90 plaques embedded across London which pay tribute to Princess Diana, and spoke of the "enduring impact" she has had on Britain.

Princess Diana raised Prince William with the sole purpose of the prince changing the public's connection with the monarchy, according to TV psychic Deborah Davies.The late Princess died in 1997 when Prince William was just 15 years old, but Prince Charles' ex-wife brought her two sons up to lead from the heart.Former Real Housewives of Cheshire psychic Deborah claims she spoke to Diana who shared an insight into how she prepared her son, 40, for life as King William.READ MORE: Prince Andrew 'cleared his name for the Queen' claims ex-girlfriend Speaking exclusively to Daily Star, Debbie said: "She says Princess Charlotte has many of her mannerisms which Prince William has noticed."Diana raised William to be a King that will change the monarchy's connection to the public, there will no longer be a 'distance with stuffy royal protocol', William will be 'the people's King.'" Despite William being second in line to the throne, the Duke of Cambridge has previously admitted he tries to put his future to the back of his mind.He told Marie Claire: "I certainly don’t lie awake at night waiting or hoping for it because it sadly means my family has moved on and I don't want that."The dad-of-three went on to tell the publication that he has plans to be a "modern king" he says it's "not at the top of the priority list" to think about his future.This was also echoed by William's brother, Prince Harry in 2017 who shared his views on the daunting thoughts that go through the minds of the royals."Is there any one of the Royal Family who wants to be King or Queen? I don't think so," he told Newsweek before adding: "We will carry out our duties at the right time."It appears that while Prince William isn't thinking about his fate too much,

The incredible life of William Shatner will be on full display in a brand new documentary, with fans set to get a first look in July.Shatner, 91, is teaming with Legion M and Exhibit A Pictures for the new film, according to Variety.The documentary does not have a title yet, though fans will get a first look at footage of the film at San Diego Comic-Con in July. Documentary:The incredible life of William Shatner will be on full display in a brand new documentary, with fans set to get a first look in July Studio:Shatner, 91, is teaming with Legion M and Exhibit A Pictures for the new film, according to VarietyAlexandre O.

A poignant and touching moment between Deborah James and her family in her final days was aired during Thursday night's documentary.

Emily Longeretta Ben Savage was the main character of “Boy Meets World,” the sitcom that aired as part of ABC’s “TGIF” from 1993 to 2000, but he’s not planning to rewatch the episodes with his former co-stars.Danielle Fishel, Will Friedle and Rider Strong, who starred as Topanga, Eric and Shawn, respectively, on the show, launched “Pod Meets World,” an iHeartRadio rewatch podcast, on June 27. During the first episode, “TGI-Happening,” Fishel explained why the show’s leading man isn’t part of the project.“Ben Savage is doing his own thing.

Just two weeks after The Wendy Williams Show aired its final episode in daytime syndication, the host will be taking an iconic piece from the set to her new podcast.The show aired the last episode of her show on Friday, June 17, though without Williams herself, since the 57-year-old hasn't appeared on her show in nearly a year.There were reports earlier this week that she was planning on moving on with a podcast, though a new report Thursday from The Sunconfirms that the iconic purple chair Williams sat in on the talk show will be moving to the podcast with her. Podcast:Just two weeks after The Wendy Williams Show aired its final episode in daytime syndication, the host will be taking an iconic piece from the set to her new podcast Purple chair:There were reports earlier this week that she was planning on moving on with a podcast, though a new report Thursday from The Sun confirms that the iconic purple chair Williams sat in on the talk show will be moving to the podcast with herWilliams' manager, Will Selby, confirmed that he and Williams went to the studio after the finale to retrieve the chair and other items like several wigs.'We took it from the show.