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30.04.2022 / 14:09

Sarah Ferguson savaged by fans for 'tasteless' tribute to Queen while on night out

Sarah Ferguson was spotted on a night out wearing a bizarre pair of shoes that seemed to bear the Queen's famous motto, leading some royal fans to criticise the Duchess.The ex-wife of Prince Andrew was snapped on a glamourous night out in Mayfair, London, on Wednesday sporting a black dress and red military style jacket. The Duchess of York was spotted outside Oswald's private members' club posing for pictures but it was her shoes that stole the limelight, Express reported.Plastered on her handmade blue velvet loafers by Del Toro x Rotten Roach, the words "Never Complain" and "Never Explain" stood out in white font.

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08.06.2023 / 08:31

Courtroom disaster pits Prince Harry against himself

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have worked hard to exhaust every venue, from podcast, to autobiography, to Netflix in their efforts to define themselves as victims and to defame the royal family. On Tuesday, the prince tried a new one: a British courtroom.

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10.04.2021 / 07:17

How you can now pay to 'sleep with Kate Moss'

Kate Moss than the rest of '90s supermodels combined, and yet despite those 15 years or so at the start of the millennium, when she was rarely off the front pages, she has somehow retained her mystique. In no small part this is down to her reluctance to talk to the media. Never complain, never explain, she famously said, borrowing Benjamin Disraeli’s philosophical response to fame (it’s a sentiment also shared by The Queen).

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09.11.2020 / 21:31

The Chase fans fume as player loses team £12k prize with embarrassing slip-up

The Chase 's contestants tonight lost their £12,000 after a player made an embarrassing gaffe while answering a question. The team made the blunder during the final chase, as Bradley asked them: "Which Prime Minister wrote The Young Duke?"A player named Churchill answered: "Franz Ferdinand".Viewers went into meltdown after his answer, as many knew it was Benjamin Disraeli.One said: "Did he just say Franz Ferdinand was prime minister.

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