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Bethenny Frankel appeared on Instagram on Tuesday to share vacation outtakes with her daughter Bryn Hoppy.The former Real Housewives of New York star, 51, and her 11-year-old are in Costa Rica enjoying an activity-filled getaway.Writing to her 2.4 million followers, Bethenny said: 'll never grow out of the mommy & me phase.' Bethenny Frankel appeared on Instagram on Tuesday to share vacation outtakes with her daughter Bryn Hoppy In the first image in the carousel the Skinny Girl Margarita founder posed alongside her mini me in a cream sunhat.She wore a matching one-piece swimsuit with a plunging neckline and side cutouts. Ever fashionable, the entrepreneur added a pair of large black sunglasses and stud diamond earrings.The media personality's dark hair flowed out from underneath her hat in loose waves.

The Academy is making a bold move in an effort to rebound from its worst ratings of all time, cutting eight of its 23 categories from the live broadcast.The eight categories areBest Documentary Short, Best Film Editing, Best Makeup/Hairstyling, Best Original Score, Best Production Design, Best Animated Short, Best Live-Action Short and Best Sound, though fans will see the awards for these and every other category handed out on Oscar Sunday.These eight categories will instead be handed out at the Dolby Theater one hour before the live telecast, and then be edited into the live broadcast, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Bold:The Academy is making a bold move in an effort to rebound from its worst ratings of all time, cutting eight of its 23 categories from the live broadcast Edited:These eight categories will instead be handed out at the Dolby Theater one hour before the live telecast, and then be edited into the live broadcast, according to The Hollywood ReporterThis isn't the first time the Academy has toyed with removing some of its categories from the telecast.The Academy announced in August 2018 that they would not broadcast some of the winners live, but the news was met with such immediate backlash it was quickly abandoned.

The Queen, 94, is breaking a royal tradition by not attending this year’s Royal Ascot due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Queen Elizabeth II sat down alone and without the Royal Family to watch a drastically scaled-back Trooping the Colour in honour of her official birthday today. The Queen, who is 93 years old, had to attend a much smaller version of the parade – which has traditionally honoured the birthday of the reigning monarch for more than 260 years – due to social distancing requirements amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

The Queen will be celebrating her official birthday celebrations without her kids and grandkids this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.Along with her family, Her Majesty typically stands on the Buckingham Palace balcony to enjoy the Trooping of the Colour – but this year it's been cancelled.The ceremony has been a part of the official royal calendar for 260 years and this is only the second time it's been called off.The first was in 1955 due to a national rail strike.This is her Majesty's first official event outdoors since the beginning of the Covid-19 crisis.She is celebrating her official 94th birthday at Windsor Castle with a new parade of a small number of Welsh Guardsmen and military musicians.Queen Elizabeth II celebrated her

Queen took part in her first public video call, shared on Twitter on Thursday, in order to speak to caregivers across the U.K.The Queen and her daughter, Princess Anne, spoke to people supported by British charity Carers Trust, of which Anne is president. The royals discussed the challenges faced by those who care for friends, family, and neighbors, as well as the support available to them, hearing from caregivers Alex, Amna, Nadia, and Mary.

12 Jun 2020 The annual Trooping the Colour ceremony is, by name and by nature, a chance for The Queen to showcase some of her brightest outfits.As a military parade that marks Her Majesty's official birthday celebrations, the entire Royal family will always attend in their finery. While the men - and Princess Anne - usually wear uniforms thanks to their military role in the ceremony, female royals are free to wear whatever occasionwear ensembles they like - usually topped with a fabulous hat of some sort.  Sadly, this year's Trooping the Colour has been drastically scaled back due to Covid-19, although a small parade will take place in The Queen's presence at Windsor Castle on Saturday. In the meantime, luxuriate in all the super-stylish

12 Jun 2020 The annual Trooping the Colour ceremony is, by name and by nature, a chance for The Queen to showcase some of her brightest outfits.As a military parade that marks Her Majesty's official birthday celebrations, the entire Royal family will always attend in their finery. While the men - and Princess Anne - usually wear uniforms thanks to their military role in the ceremony, female royals are free to wear whatever occasionwear ensembles they like - usually topped with a fabulous hat of some sort.  Sadly, this year's Trooping the Colour has been drastically scaled back due to Covid-19, although a small parade will take place in The Queen's presence at Windsor Castle on Saturday. In the meantime, luxuriate in all the super-stylish

The Queen has given royal fans an insight into her Window Castle home during her first-ever official video conference call with some of Britain's carers. Her Majesty joined her daughter Princess Anne today to speak to four carers at the Carers Trust, as well as chief executive Gareth Howells, and listen to stories of their daily lives and struggles.

Prince Philip's 99th birthday on Wednesday, the royal family shared a series of throwback photos on Instagram, featuring the Duke of Edinburgh throughout his life.

Queen Elizabeth II participated in a Zoom call along with her daughter, Princess Anne, to honor Carers Week in the United Kingdom. For the chat, the monarch spoke with four caretakers who are tending to family members amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Queen Elizabeth II took part in her first public Zoom call ahead of her 94th birthday parade.Her Majesty and her daughter, Princess Anne, video-chatted with care workers from the Carers Trust to mark Carers Week 2020. The royal family’s Twitter account shared a nearly two-minute clip on Thursday, June 11, giving fans a rare glimpse of the queen in quarantine amid the COVID-19 pandemic.“It’s interesting listening to all your tales and stories,” Elizabeth said while dressed in a floral outfit.

The Queen has taken part in her first Zoom chat at 94.

The Queen has wowed royal fans as she took part in her first ever video call, where she spoke with carers who have been looking after family members throughout the coronavirus pandemic.The 94 year old monarch, who has been keeping busy in lockdown by completing crosswords and going on long walks, was joined on the video call by her daughter Princess Anne, 69, who phoned in from her country home of Gatcombe Park, Gloucestershire, to celebrate the incredible work done to mark Carers Week 2020. In the short clip, which was shared on the Royal Family's official Twitter page, Queen Elizabeth II could be seen speaking from a sitting room in Windsor Castle, where she's currently isolating with her husband Prince Philip.

The Queen gave well-wishers a rare glimpse inside her Windsor Castle home as she took part in her first video call.

Queen has taken part in her first-ever official video conference call from Windsor Castle as she continues her royal duties in lockdown. Her Majesty praised carers for their "extraordinary" work as she joined her daughter Princess Anne to speak to four carers at the Carers Trust, as well as chief executive Gareth Howells.Footage from the call shows the Queen telling the charity: “Interesting listening to all your tales and stories.

Today, 9 June, Prince Philip turns 99.The Duke of Edinburgh will be spending the day much like he has spent his entire adult life; by Queen Elizabeth II's side.The pair have been married since 1947 and their relationship timeline is one that begins in the 1930s, spanning over 70 years and what a remarkable love story it’s been. It was when the Queen was 13 years old that Prince Philip became a glint in her eye during the summer of 1939.

Prince Philip posed for a new photo alongside his wife, Queen Elizabeth II, ahead of his 99th birthday.“This new photograph of The Duke of Edinburgh and The Queen was taken last week in the quadrangle at Windsor Castle to mark His Royal Highness’s 99th birthday tomorrow,” the royal family’s Instagram caption read on Tuesday, June 9.The celebratory snap features Queen Elizabeth, 94, wearing a floral-printed Angela Kelly dress, 18.8 carat diamond brooch called Cullinan V, and a pearl necklace.

Queen Elizabeth II decided to blow the cobwebs off one of her favourite diamond brooches in the Palace's official photograph to mark Prince Philip's 99th birthday.The Queen chose a sparkling diamond brooch with an 18.8-carat heart-shaped stone at its centre for the Duke of Edinburgh's official 99th birthday picture.The monarch picked the Cullinan V - one of her favourite pieces of jewellery - for the special celebratory portrait with her husband of more than 70 years at Windsor Castle.According to calculations made by the Daily Mail back in 2012, the diamond would have been worth around £9.4million eight years ago.She has worn it many times over the decades including to the wedding of her granddaughter Princess Eugenie, at London Fashion

Prince Philip has posed alongside his wife The Queen in a new photograph released to celebrate his 99th birthday.The Duke of Edinburgh will enter his 100th year on Wednesday, where he will be spending the day at Windsor Castle with his wife, where they are both spending the lockdown period. In the new image, taken especially for the occasion, Queen Elizabeth II is seen wearing a gorgeous blue Angela Kelly dress decorated with a yellow floral print, which she has pinned the Cullinan V diamond brooch on to.