Katherine Jenkins: I acted on instinct in street robbery

Emma Barton, 42, will appear alongside Strictly star Anton Du Beke, Shane Richie and Katherine Jenkins in celebration of the 75th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day.Emma is most famous for playing Honey Mitchell on Eastenders, a role she took on in 2005.Outside her acting career, Emma also took part in last years Strictly Come Dancing where she made it to the final.But when did the star split with her husband?Emma married her ex-husband Nigel Stoat in 2002, however, the couple split in 2005 after three years together.At the time, a friend of the couple told The People: "Both are devastated, their marriage didn't work out."Ultimately, it was Emma who decided they couldn't go on.

Katherine Jenkins, 39, will perform a selection of wartime classics as part of the VE Day celebrations including We'll Meet Again.The Welsh singer who is known for her Mezzo-soprano voice will perform alongside Dame Vera Lynn virtually and invite the nation to join in as part of VE Day celebrations.Katherine was recognised for her musical talent in 2003 and was offered a deal with Universal Records.Also in 2003, Katherine performed at Westminster Cathedral where she honoured Pope John Paul II at his silver jubilee.She later appeared as a mentor on the ITV show Popstar to Operastar in 2010.But who is the Singer married to?Katherine married her husband, Andrew Levitas, in September 2014.The pair are said to have met in LA through their shared

Katherine Jenkins has admitted that she was left ‘speechless’ after performing in the empty Royal Albert Hall for VE Day.

Katherine Jenkins will tonight be part of a huge first to mark the 75th anniversary of VE Day.The Welsh mezzo-soprano will take to The Royal Albert Hall stage, despite the coronavirus lockdown.However, the 39-year-old will perform in the "closed and empty" venue, which can usually hold more than 5,000 guests.The singer spoke out about her big moment in an Instagram upload, in view of her 97,000 followers yesterday.She was seen standing in front of a sunny green space, as she addressed being "isolated" to mark the end the end of World War II.Wearing her blonde tresses down in a loose wave, Katherine looked stunning as she addressed the honour.She teamed gold hoops with a camel, V-neck jumper and a number of delicate necklaces.The

Katherine Jenkins is set to perform in a concert behind closed doors at the Royal Albert Hall to mark the 75th anniversary of VE Day.

Katherine Jenkins is known for her beautiful voice, but now the Soprano is venturing out into the world of gaming!The 40-year-old announced on social media on Tuesday that she had teamed up with music trivia app Gotickety to create an official game, and there are even exclusive prizes up for grabs.MORE: Katherine Jenkins talks homeschooling, the Queen and her new duet with Dame Vera LynnThe singer told her fans in an Instagram video: "Katherine Jenkins here, hope you're keeping well. We were thinking about some of you still facing a bit of boredom, and to celebrate the launch of Cinema Paradiso, I've joined up with Gotickety to create my very own game.

Katherine Jenkins isn't letting self isolation bring her son Xander's second birthday down as she shared a rare snap of the tot on his special day.

Katherine Jenkins and Vera Lynn have teamed up to record a new version of We’ll Meet Again after Queen Elizabeth II referenced the wartime anthem in her speech addressing the Covid-19 pandemic.

Katherine Jenkins is teaming up with Dame Vera Lynn to release wartime classic We'll Meet Again as a duet during the coronavirus crisis. 

Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan has asked singer Katherine Jenkins to release her own version of We’ll Meet Again to raise money during the coronavirus crisis.

Singer Katherine Jenkins says she has no regrets about stepping in to stop a mugging, insisting: “If it happened again, I’d do it again.”

Katherine Jenkins has revealed she has no regrets about helping an elderly woman fight off muggers last year. On 4 December 2019, the mezzo-soprano singer was crossing the road in Chelsea, heading to rehearsals before a charity carol concert, when she saw a woman being robbed.

Katherine Jenkins has spoken for the first time about a horror incident when she was mugged as she stepped in to save a pensioner.

Katherine Jenkins has already ‘forgiven’ the mugger who stole her phone and targeted an elderly woman during a daylight robbery last year. 

KATHERINE Jenkins has spoken for the first time about the horror of being mugged as she stepped in to save a pensioner. The opera singer was on her way for a charity gig rehearsal last December when she saw a woman being robbed.

Katherine Jenkins, 39, has spoken out about being robbed late last year, while on her way to perform at the Straubenzee Memorial charity carol service at St Luke's Church in London.She intervened in an altercation between an elderly woman and two teenage girls back in December, who were allegedly trying to steal her handbag, in what witnesses described as an “extremely violent” incident.Now, she's broken her silence and insisted that she has no regrets on stepping in to help.“If it happened again, I’d do it again," she said in an interview with Stella Magazine.The mezzo-soprano recalled the incident: “She [the elderly lady] was clearly in distress, screaming for help.“So many people just walked past.

Singer Katherine Jenkins says she has no regrets about stepping in to stop a mugging, insisting: “If it happened again, I’d do it again.”

Late last year, the classical singer was attacked on a busy London street. Here, she talks about the experience for the first time

Katherine Jenkins worries about "dying" every day. The 40-year-old singer has said her biggest fear is the death of either herself of her husband Andrew Levitas, because she constantly worries about leaving their children - Aaliyah, four, and Xander, two - without parental figures.