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Prince Harry has finally spoken out about the persistent divorce rumours with Meghan Markle employing his trademark humour at the 2024 New York Times DealBook Summit.The Duke of Sussex, aged 40, engaged in a light-hearted exchange with reporters, cheekily laughing off the claims. Harry made light of why he and Meghan are seldom seen together professionally, sparking rumours of a split. Referring to baseless online rumours he said: "Apparently we've bought or moved house 10, 12 times.

Anna Richardson is arguably best known for hosting Channel 4's quirky dating show Naked Attraction, which broke boundaries during it's 2016 launch as it's format of singles choosing a partner based on their naked body was revealed. And while presenter Anna is already in a relationship herself, she says that's not the only reason she wouldn't take part in the show as she spills the beans during an exclusive interview with OK!. Sharing some secrets from the show when probed if she would ever take part, Anna said: "No, I wouldn’t [laughs]! It’s a cop-out for me to say I’m in a very happy relationship but, truthfully, I know too much about what goes on.

Sophie Kasaei, best known for her wild antics on Geordie Shore, has opened up about feeling "really lonely" amid her and partner Jordan Brook's efforts to have a baby. In an emotional chat with new, Sophie, 35, spoke candidly about the hardship of trying to conceive for over a year. "My friends around me weren’t really struggling.They never went through what I’ve been through," shared Sophie.

Meghan Markle is reportedly ready to step back into the limelight with her own TV show and the launch of her lifestyle brand, American Riviera Orchard. Before tying the knot with Prince Harry, Meghan was known for her role as Rachel Zane in Suits, spanning seven seasons, and also made appearances in Castle, CSI: Miami, The League, Fringe, and Horrible Bosses. More recently, she participated in a revealing documentary titled Harry and Meghan, as well as Live to Lead and Heart of Invictus.

The usually sharp-tongued Ricky Gervais has taken a cheeky swipe at Prince Harry and Prince William, accusing them of not forking out for tickets to one of his gigs. Chatting on the Stick to Football podcast, Ricky revealed that he noticed royalty and celebrity heavyweights like Madonna and Paul McCartney enjoying his performance from the back of the Hammersmith Apollo without having paid. He joked with the hosts, saying, "Once at a gig, I think it was Hammersmith Apollo, at the back was Harry and William, Madonna and Paul McCartney, not one of them paid.

Any film buff will tell you that a Boxing Day release is a big deal, signalling a cinematic gem and promising massive box office returns. It's the slot saved for the crème de la crème of movies, right before the dreaded "dump months" of January and February when ticket sales typically dip.This year, the UK is buzzing with an unexpected entry: Robbie Williams' semi-autobiographical flick, Better Man.The pop legend is depicted by a CGI chimp but features his own voice, diving into the gritty details of his journey from childhood to chart-topping fame.

Liam Payne's heartbroken father, Geoff Payne, made the difficult journey to Argentina to bring his son home after the former One Direction star tragically fell from a third-floor balcony in Buenos Aires on October 16.The devastating incident occurred while Liam was on holiday with his girlfriend, Kate Cassidy, and it's reported that Geoff had expressed concerns about his son's wellbeing prior to the tragedy. Geoff travelled to the same hotel where his son lost his life to arrange for Liam's body to be returned home as police investigations into the circumstances of his death continued.The doting dad refused to leave the hotel with an eye-witness telling how Geoff was 'determined' to cling onto the memory of his son At Liam's funeral last Wednesday at St Mary's Church in Amersham, Geoff kept his promise to his family to stay by their side as Liam's coffin was carried into the church.

Meghan Markle, who stepped back from Royal duties almost five years ago, is set to be the focus of a new documentary that could potentially leave her feeling "embarrassed", according to the filmmaker. On 3 December, German network ZDF will broadcast 'Prince Harry - The Lost Prince', promising an in-depth look at the couple's life in Montecito and their quest for significance after their Royal departure in January 2020.The documentary is the work of award-winning filmmaker Ulrike Grunewald, who journeyed to California with her team to gather insights from the neighbourhood where Harry and Meghan reside with their two children.The film delves into the split public opinion on Harry and Meghan, with younger audiences seeing Harry as a modernising influence, while more traditional or conservative circles view him as a threat to the monarchy.

Royal supporters were moved to tears after Meghan Markle shared a poignant confession about her childhood in a recently resurfaced video, leaving them feeling deeply touched.The Duchess of Sussex disclosed her feelings on her parents' divorce at the tender age of six and reflected on her yearning for a "nuclear family" with a "happy dad and his loving wife". Her candid revelations came to light in an episode of the Netflix documentary series she shares with Prince Harry, titled 'Harry and Meghan'.

Elton John has opened up about his recent health battles during an interview. At 77 years old, the iconic musician shared that he lost his sight in his right eye last summer while in France and consequently can't see, read, or watch anything. He discussed the details of his struggle in his new documentary Never Too Late and shared with ABC News on Monday that his future in music remains uncertain as he prioritises his well-being.

Robbie Williams has opened up about his complex relationship with former bandmate Gary Barlow. Despite their past differences, the 50 year old pop icon admitted that while they've made peace, things will never be quite the same between them. Reflecting on their shared history and turbulent times since their Take That days in the '90s, Robbie confessed: "there'll always be a scar".

Wayne Rooney is one of the most successful footballers in recent history and England's all-time record goal scorer. However, while his professional life has soared his personal life has faced a fair few ups and downs. Over the years, the father of four has been involved in some scandals inevitably widely reported by the newspapers.

A new documentary about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle is set to spark fresh debate about the couple.The controversial film, titled 'Harry - The Lost Prince', will be broadcast on Germany's ZDF network next month. Promising new insights into Harry and Meghan's life, the documentary will premiere at 8.15pm on December 3. It aims to delve into Harry's challenges within the Royal Family and the wider implications of his pursuit for a significant role post his Royal exit in 2020.

One Direction fans have been yearning for a reunion of the beloved boyband for years, but sadly, it's grief rather than joy that finally brought them back together. Harry Styles, Niall Horan, Louis Tomlinson and Zayn Malik have today paid their respects to bandmate Liam Payne at his private funeral.The tragic loss of their 'brother' Liam, who sadly passed away last month aged just 31, saw the once feuding stars put their differences aside to honour their dear friend.

Tulisa Contostavlos has bravely opened up about her past health struggles, revealing the intense battle she faced with a skin picking disorder that had her "tearing into her face".The 36 year old N-Dubz star and recent I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! contestant shared her experiences with Bell's palsy, which often left her face looking like she was suffering from acne. In her heartfelt memoir, 'Honest: My Story So Far', Tulisa recalls the distressing times as a teenager feeling "trapped and isolated", where she would retreat to the bathroom to pick at spots, sometimes even at "non-existent spots".

Coleen Rooney opened up about the heart-wrenching loss of her younger sister, Rosie, who tragically passed away at the tender age of 14 in 2013 after a lifelong struggle with Rett syndrome - a rare brain disorder that causes severe disabilities. Despite being a private person, as described by her mum Colette, Coleen shared her grief on ITV's I'm A Celebrity...

It’s almost been 20 years since the most terrible tsunami of modern times. On 26 December 2004, 230,000 were killed after an earthquake caused a tidal surge that reached speeds of 500 mph. Now, a two-part Channel 4 documentary, Tsunami 2004: The Day the Wave Hit, details the events in Thailand and Sri Lanka – it's on Channel 4 at 9pm on Sunday, 17 November.

Coleen Rooney doesn't care about "winning anyone over" on 'I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!'.The 37-year-old star - who has four sons, Kai, 15, Klay, 11, Kit, eight, and Cass, six, with husband Wayne Rooney - knows appearing on the programme will be the most she has ever "been exposed" to the public, and while that means people will be forming opinions about her, she's planning to be herself. She told the Sunday Mirror newspaper: "This show is going to be the most I’ve ever been exposed and people will get to see me for me.

Prince Harry could face repercussions from Donald Trump if it is discovered that he was dishonest about his past drug use on his US visa application.The Duke of Sussex has lived in Montecito, California, with his wife Meghan Markle and their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, since stepping down as a senior royal in 2020. As a US citizen, Meghan did not require a visa to return to her home country, but Prince Harry had to apply for one to obtain permission to live in the US.

Prince William has often spoken fondly about his late mother Diana, Princess of Wales over the years and has dedicated much of his work - including his recent Homewards project - to her legacy. As his mother died in 1997 when the prince was just 15-years-old, the future King was unable to introduce his wife, who he met years after Diana's death at St Andrews University in 2001, to her.

Fifteen year old TV star Lenny Rush, known for his award-winning acting talent, is set to be a presenter on Children in Need this year for the second year in row. But who is the teen star? The actor has rapidly become a recognisable face in the entertainment world, having bagged a TV Bafta for best male comedy performance with his brilliant portrayal of Ollie in Daisy May Cooper's acclaimed series 'Am I Being Unreasonable? He's also won two Royal Television Society Programme awards.