Deborah James was taken under the wings of long-term cancer patients before death

, but Sydney Sweeney was still able to celebrate her 25th birthday on September 12 by wearing two designer gowns in the company of dozens of A-list celebrities, and that's leagues better than blacking out at a dive bar, which is how most 20-somethings make out.After hitting the Emmys red carpet in an embroidered white that was more Bridgerton that Euphoria, the actor did a style 180 for HBO Max's Emmys after party, changing into a seaweed green gown with latex long sleeves, ruching details over the bust, and two asymmetrical cutouts across the front. The star's shoulder-skimming lob was styled with the ends curled under, giving a kind of '60s siren look. Adding to the glamazon vibes was a smokey, exaggerated cate eye, a muted matte lip, and dangly circular statement earrings.

Amanda Owen has told how Ravenseat Farm has been left in "mourning" for Queen Elizabeth II following her death last week.The Yorkshire Shepherdess, 48, paid her respects to the Monarch who died aged 96, by sharing poignant pictures from where she lives.In view of her 526,000 followers, the mother-of-nine shared a series of sunrise snaps, days after the death of the Monarch.Amanda captioned the pictures: "Mourning in Yorkshire."#restinpeace #queenelizabethii #queen #yorkshire," she added.The breathtaking pictures showed the sun rising in the Yorkshire Dales where Amanda lives with her children and husband Clive Owen, who she split from earlier this year.A post shared by Amanda Owen (@yorkshireshepherdess)Amanda's followers soon took to the comments to have their say on the poignant snaps.Instagram user ladywestgarth wrote: "Our Queen would have loved these scenes," alongside a sad face.janeridley.17 added: "I'm sure the Queen would love Ravenseat."While katrinakarolchyk penned: "So peaceful and tranquil a beautiful post xx."A post shared by Buckingham Palace (@buckinghampalaceroyal)It is Amanda's first post in the last six days, the last having shown her children nursing an "ovine patient" after the sheep became stuck in a fence.The Yorkshire Shepherdess wrote: "Hands on with an ovine patient."After being stuck in a fence for a couple of days this lamb has lamed itself, lost some skin and has a serious gy-neck."The star went on to reveal her children had given her orders for how to care for the lamb after they returned back to school.Amanda continued: "The children have been nursing the patient for more than a week now & have made good progress."So now I have strict instructions about what I need to do with lamb whilst

Adult Swim’s Emmy-winning animated comedy Rick and Morty is off to a strong start following its Season 6 premiere. The debut episode drew more than 1 million viewers in L+3, up 57% from its September 4 premiere. Those numbers will likely continue to grow as the Season 6 premiere episode “Solaricks” is available for streaming on Adult Swim’s YouTube channel until September 27.

First at April’s CinemaCon, and then June’s CineEurope, exhibition got a glimpse of Damien Chazelle’s upcoming Hollywood-set period extravaganza Babylon. On Monday, Paramount showed off the trailer at TIFF, and today dropped it for the rest of the world – check it out above.

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Rachael Bland's widower Steve Bland has married his girlfriend of three years following the passing of his late wife in 2018.Steve who hails from Cheshire rose to fame after he began presenting the the popular podcast show You, Me and the Big C alongside Lauren Mahon and Deborah James after Rachael died from an aggressive form of breast cancer.Steve met his current wife Amy, an advanced nurse practitioner while attending a cancer conference in Manchester in 2019.READ MORE: Dame Deborah James' widower shares emotional last words before 'peaceful' deathThe happy couple announced their engagement to fans in December 2021 and tied the knot in a lavish ceremony in Cheshire on August 18.Sharing a photograph of their special day on his Instagram account Steve also told fans that his son Freddie was the couple's best man, adding: "What. A.

BBC star Rachae​l Bland's widower has married his nurse girlfriend of three years following his wife's death from breast cancer in 2018. Steve Bland, from Cheshire, came to prominence after he began presenting the You, Me and the Big C podcast alongside Lauren Mahon and Deborah James following the death of his wife Rachael in 2018. She had triple negative breast cancer and moved thousands of people who hailed her bravery and dignity as she fought terminal illness.

Dame Deborah James' mother has appeared on ITV Lorraine this morning (18 August) to promote her late daughter's new book, How To Live When You Could Be Dead, which is released today. In her first studio interview since the death of her daughter almost two months ago, Heather told Christine Lampard how Deborah spent the last two years writing the book and described the final chapters, which were penned in the last few weeks of Deborah’s life, as “emotional”.

Seven weeks after the sad passing of Dame Deborah James , her book How To Live When You Could be Dead is published tomorrow. The podcast host and journalist, who also went by the nickname 'bowel babe' died on 28 June aged 40, with her family announcing the news in a heartbreaking statement on social media . The mum of two and former teacher was diagnosed in 2016 aged 35.

Dame Deborah James has said in her book, How To Live When You Could Be Dead, that she suffered from "severe allergic reactions" to chemotherapy that led to anxiety attacks. In an extract written in her own words, the late star said: "On one occasion, I had a particularly serious anxiety attack when I was undergoing chemo. Medically I was fine, but I was utterly sure I would die.

her death on June 28 2022, and now continues in her name, her memory, and here, in her own words. “At the age of 35, I was blindsided by incurable bowel cancer – I was given a less than 8 per cent chance of surviving five years. ” She did survive five years, during which time she lost too many close friends, but somehow maintained her radical optimism, her absolute love of life, and her belief that being human is always beautiful, even when it’s terrible.

Sharing words of wisdom. Prince William gave the children of late BBC presenter Deborah James advice on how to cope with losing a parent when he visited the family earlier this year.

Prince William had a kind ear for the children of the late BBC presenter, Deborah James. In a recent interview with, James’ husband, Sebastian Bowen, speaks about the Duke of Cambridge's visit to their home ahead of the journalist’s death in June.  Bowen shares that the royal came to their house and joined the family for champagne and to grant James damehood.

Dame Deborah James' mother has told how much the support of the public in her daughter’s final weeks meant to her, and has also spoken of her greatest heartbreak during Deborah's last days. Podcaster and campaigner Dame Deborah, known by her social media handle Bowelbabe, died on June 28 at the age of 40, after being diagnosed with bowel cancer at the age of 35. Appearing on BBC Breakfast this morning (16 August), Deborah's mum Heather James spoke of the hardest moment during the weeks leading up to her daughter's tragic death.

Prince William gave Dame Deborah James’ children advice on how to cope with the loss of their mother, it has been revealed.The Prince of Wales visited Dame Deborah this summer at her home, where she was receiving end-of-life care.The future king presented the broadcaster and campaigner – also known as BowelBabe – with a damehood, to recognise her incredible work raising money for, and awareness of, bowel cancer.Dame Deborah died in July, after raising over £7.4 million for cancer research – a number which shot up in the days after her death.Now, in a new interview, her husband Sebastien has revealed the kindness Prince William showed to their children after having lost his own mother, Princess Diana, when he was just 15 years old.The father-of-two, who shares Hugo, 14, and Eloise, 12, with Dame Deborah, said William ‘felt like a friend, but he was the future king.’He told The Times the prince was ‘so relaxed’ and instantly broke the ice with himself and his wife over a glass of champage.‘Deborah had a glass of champagne, a glass of wine and a glass of sherry in front of her,’ Sebastien recalled.‘She hadn’t been allowed a drink for months and the first thing William said was, “I’m glad to see you are triple parked.”‘There were, of course, serious moments, with Sebastien revealing the prince gave advice to Eloise and Hugo as they prepared to say goodbye to their mum.‘He’s obviously been through similar grief with the loss of his mother so he gave powerful advice to the children that will stay with them forever,’ he said.Princes William and Harry were 15 and 12 respectively when Diana, Princess of Wales, was tragically killed in a crash in Paris in August 1997.Both often speak about their continued love for their mother

Dame Deborah James’ husband Sebastien Bowen has opened up about his wife’s final days in a heartbreaking new interview. Deborah raised over £7million for bowel cancer research before passing away in June at the age of 40. In a touching interview with The Times, Sebastien has described his wife’s struggles and the magical days they spent together with children Hugo, 14 and 12-year-old Eloise.

Sebastien Bowen, the widower of the late Dame Deborah James, has discussed their final months together in a moving tribute.The London banker discussed how even the doctors “were in tears” when Deborah was moved on to end of life care. Sebastien’s late wife Deborah died two months ago after a five-year-long battle with incurable bowel cancer. On June 28, Deborah died at the age of 40 surrounded by her friends and family, after raising millions for cancer charities. Deborah used her voice on the BBC podcast You, Me and the Big C, as well as on her Instagram @Bowelbabe to raise awareness for the disease. The presenter and Sebastien are parents to 14-year-old son Hugo and a daughter called Eloise, 12.In Deborah’s final few weeks, she returned to her parents’ home in Woking, Surrey, to spend time with her family before her death. Sebastien recalled the heartbreaking moment it was decided Deborah had to be placed on end-of-life care after bravely fighting for five years. “She came home from the Royal Marsden when they couldn’t do any more, and even the doctors who had been looking after her for the past five years and were cut from steel were in tears,” he explained.“We were told she might not make it to the weekend but, somehow, she found this inner strength and managed another eight weeks. “They were some of the most mind-blowing, magical days of both our lives.”Later on in his interview with The Times, he went on to speak about how full of life Deborah was.“She was making the most of every last moment. But that was her,” he reflected.

“Remember to be your number one cheerleader.“Don’t leave the world and all it has to offer until retirement - experience it now.”Her latest book is set to be released this month. Reflecting on how one could know true love, she explained how she fell for Sebastien. She said she was sure she would marry her now husband after their third date.Deborah told her children in the letter that she fancied him from the first day they met. Even 18 years later, she still finds him to be the most attractive man in the room. The star went on to speak about parenting, and the various ways in which one can be considered to be a good parent. She explained that nothing was more important than love. The presenter went on, telling her children that getting a dog was an essential part of life for her. “Take time out,” she told them. “Relaxing isn’t an indulgence — it’s a form of refilling ourselves.

The late Dame Deborah James revealed in her posthumous book that she suffered "periods of frequent, crippling panic attacks" that stopped following her cancer diagnosis. The 40 year old mother of two passed away on June 28 after a valiant five-year battle with bowel cancer, during which time she raised awareness about the disease, as well as a jaw-dropping £7million for cancer research.