Hugh Grant and wife caught coronavirus as he shares 'panic' at symptoms 'Poncho of sweat'

Emily Maitlis.The Crown star opened up about this at a recent press conference, although she admitted she wasn’t going to weigh in on Emily’s Prince Andrew interview.Lesley plays Susan Ryland in the new series Magpie Murders, which is based on the novel by Anthony Horowitz.Speaking in an interview earlier this month, Lesley explained how she got into character.In particular, the star admitted she based one aspect of her performance on journalist Emily.She said: “I didn’t base it on Emily Maitlis but I’ve always looked at Emily.“I saw her once at the BBC, I was waiting in reception and she was running across the foyer doing things.“And I think she’s one of those handful of brilliant, brilliant women who are journalists, I’m fascinated by her mind.“But I just watched her run across the reception and she looked fantastic, she had an amazing outfit.“It was 10 o’clock in the morning and she had high heels and the lot on - and I just thought, that’s really interesting.“You can form images of what you think someone in that position may be dressing like.“And you could think about Susan Ryland [her character], she’s a publisher and maybe she could be a bit plain.“And I just thought, ‘No, come on, let’s go a little bit Emily with her.’”As a result, Lesley added during the recent Royal Television Society Q&A, how she wanted to channel the mixture of Emily’s “style and brilliant mind”.However, the actress, who is soon to play Princess Margaret in The Crown, admitted she wasn’t going to comment on Emily’s interviews.In particular, a fan asked what her character would think about Prince Andrew.This is because Emily famously interviewed him about the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.Speaking about this, Lesley laughed: “I’m not going there at

Weeks after suffering the heart attack, Bob was back to work on the Better Call Saul set as he expressed his joy over "living this specific life".He told his 814,000 followers: "Back to work on Better Call Saul!"So happy to be here and living this specific life surrounded by such good people."BTW this is makeup pro Cheri Montesanto making me not ugly for shooting!"(sic) he added.The Breaking Bad star shared a snap of himself in the make-up chair having powder applied to his face before he started to shoot.Bob himself took to his Twitter account shortly after the incident to thank everyone who had supported him and to confirm that he had suffered a “small heart attack”.Thanking family and friends for taking care of him, he went on: "And for the outpouring of love from everyone who expressed concern and care for me.

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Hugh Grant may be one of the greatest British heartthrobs of all time, but the 60-year-old actor's wife, Anna Elisabet Eberstein, was never a fan of his hit rom-coms. During a Wednesday appearance on, Grant — who has starred in, and — opened up about how his wife of two years is much more interested in his dramatic work, like his new mini-series, . «My wife is the man in our house, really. She likes violent films, gangster films while I'm sitting there watching or or something,» he quipped.

Hugh Grant may be one of the greatest British heartthrobs of all time, but the 60-year-old actor’s wife, Anna Elisabet Eberstein, was never a fan of his hit rom-coms.

Hugh Grant may be one of the greatest British heart throbs of all time, but the 60-year-old actor's wife, Anna Elisabet Eberstein, was never attracted to his hit rom coms like, and more. During a Wednesday appearance on, Grant opened up about how his wife of two years is much more interested in his dramatic work, like his new mini-series, . «My wife is the man in our house, really. She likes violent films, gangster films while I'm sitting there watching or or something,» he revealed.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine stars were delighted to see that Hugh Grant had referenced their reactions to his new show, and , while on a US chat show.Speaking on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Hugh asked Stephen: "Do you have Gogglebox in America? We have a show here where people watch TV shows and it's very funny. and I've particularly enjoyed their reaction to me having sex with this hot mother than going home and having sex with my wife, Nicole." He then quoted one of the more risqué comments from Ellie and Izzi from the episode, causing Stephen to burst out laughing. I'M A CELEB'S JORDAN AND SHANE BECOME FIRST CAMPAMTES TO DO TRIALBEVERLEY AND JESSICA REFUSE TO EAT FIRST MEAL AS IT IS LIKE THEIR 'PET RABBITS'AJ PRITCHARD

KATIE Price has revealed her life's dream is to be on the cover of Horse & Hound despite her Playboy success. Katie, 42, shared her secret career goal on Instagram last night, saying she's been a fan of Britain's oldest equestrian magazine for more than 20 years.

COVID-19 had made him “want to sniff strangers’ armpits” when he was diagnosed earlier this year.The actor, who’s currently starring in The Undoing opposite Nicole Kidman, told Stephen Colbert about contracting the virus in February.“My wife and I had it – way back in the winter,” Grant told the presenter on A Late Show yesterday (November 11).“I have antibodies, I’m rather proud of them, so we’re not going to get it, I don’t think,” he said, adding that he had an antibody test “only a month ago”.“I still have those antibodies, so I know that’s what it was,” he continued.Grant explained that the symptoms “started as just a very strange syndrome where I kept breaking into a terrible sweat,” adding it was “like a poncho of sweat, embarrassing

Hugh Grant has revealed how he became desperate to sniff stranger's armpits after being struck down with coronavirus.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerActor Hugh Grant is the latest celebrity to confess to contracting the coronavirus.Speaking remotely Tuesday night during an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, the 60-year-old Grant said he caught COVID-19 earlier this year. He and his wife, Anna Eberstein, caught the virus in February, Grant said.

Hugh Grant is opening up about his past battle with COVID-19. During an appearance on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert," Grant, 60, revealed he battled the novel coronavirus back in February.

Hugh Grant opened up about his private battle with the novel coronavirus after contracting the illness earlier this year.During a virtual interview on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert on Tuesday, November 10, the 60-year-old British actor estimated that both he and his wife, Anna Eberstein, had the virus in February after receiving a positive antibody test months later.“My wife and I had it way back in the winter. We have the antibodies, I’m rather proud of them.

Hugh Grant on Tuesday revealed that he had COVID-19 earlier in the year and his experience with the virus was intense. Dropping byThe Late Show with Stephen Colbert, the actor said he was sure he and his wife contracted COVID-19 back inFebruary, and it was recently confirmed when their antibody tests came back positive.

Hugh Grant revealed that he was diagnosed with Coronavirus at the beginning of the pandemic and told The Late Show‘s Stephen Colbert all about his experience.

The 60-year-old appeared on an episode of "The Late Show" where he told host Stephen Colbert about suffering from Covid-19 earlier this year, reports etonline.com."I had it, my wife (Anna Elisabet Eberstein) and I had it way back in the winter. We have antibodies, so we're not going to get it, I don't think," he said.He added that he first came down with the disease in February.When Colbert asked if Grant had gotten a test and a confirmed case of the coronavirus, he replied: "I've had an antibody test only a month ago.

Hugh Grant has first-hand knowledge of the coronavirus, but that hasn't stopped him from cracking jokes. The 60-year-old star appeared on Tuesday night's where he opened up to Stephen Colbert about contracting COVID-19 earlier this year. «I had it, my wife [Anna Elisabet Eberstein] and I had it way back in the winter,» he shared for the first time.

Hugh Grant revealed he had coronavirus as he spoke to Stephen Colbert during an appearance on Tuesday’s “The Late Show”.

It’s been — incredibly — 26 years since “that dress” (at The Four Weddings and a Funeral premiere) launched her into the public sphere and 23 years since she stole a million hearts as Vanessa Kensington in Austin Powers:International Man of Mystery. But after almost a decade away from the big screen, Elizabeth Hurley now has two features in quick succession.

is a stylish HBO thriller starring Nicole Kidman and Hugh Grant as Grace and Jonathan Fraser, a privileged couple living in New York City whose marriage is upended by a shocking death and the many revelations that follow. While adapted from Jean Hanff Korelitz’s novel, by David E.

Hugh Grant has revealed how he would have seen a Notting Hill sequel play out - and it's not the prettiest of endings.