Fashion Drama Unfolds: Dame Natalie Massenet vs. Erik Torstensson

SCANDAL ROCKS FASHION WORLD: NATALIE MASSENET ACCUSES EX-LOVER OF SMEAR CAMPAIGN

In a shocking turn of events, British fashion icon Dame Natalie Massenet has accused her estranged partner Erik Torstensson of unleashing a "vindictive smear campaign" against her. The drama is unfolding in the midst of a high-profile custody battle over their seven-year-old son, Jet.

The scandal began when Torstensson, co-founder of denim brand Frame, filed a confidential child custody claim under seal in New York. However, he simultaneously leaked the documents to the press, sparking a media frenzy. The bombshell allegations included claims that Massenet was a "violent" and "controlling" partner who would often lash out physically when intoxicated.

But it's not just Torstensson's wild accusations that are raising eyebrows – sources close to the couple reveal that his behavior has been suspiciously calculated to damage Massenet's reputation. "Erik's actions are nothing short of a smear campaign," claims a source. "He's trying to turn the public against Natalie and make her look like an unfit mother."

Massenet, 60, founder of Net-a-Porter, fired back with a lawsuit of her own, accusing Torstensson, 47, of conning her out of $95 million by exploiting their relationship. She also claimed that he had cheated on her repeatedly and was involved in shady dealings with prostitutes.

The drama is just the latest twist in fashion's ugliest break-up. Insiders close to the couple reveal a long history of tumultuous relationships and power struggles between the two. "It's been a toxic dynamic for years," says one insider. "Natalie has always been the dominant partner, and Erik's been trying to gain control."

The custody battle is now heating up, with both parties fighting for what they claim is in the best interest of their son. But as the drama unfolds, one thing is clear: only one person will emerge victorious – and it won't be either of these two damaged souls.

KEVIN SPACEY'S REHABILITATION EFFORTS GO INTO OVERTIME

Kevin Spacey's attempts to revive his career are taking an interesting turn. The embattled actor was spotted cozied up with Elvira Paterson-Gavrilova, the co-writer of his new sci-fi thriller, Holiguards Saga: The Portal Of Force.

But what's behind this unlikely alliance? Sources close to the production reveal a messy and complicated history between Spacey and Paterson-Gavrilova. "It all started when Kevin realized he wasn't involved in the edit process," claims an insider. "There was a huge blow-up, and it got very ugly."

The drama has been well-documented by insiders who claim that Spacey's behavior has become increasingly erratic. But despite these allegations, Paterson-Gavrilova remains tight-lipped about the situation.

"It's all just speculation at this point," she says dismissively. "Kevin and I have always maintained an excellent working relationship."

But what really went down between these two? Did Spacey's desperation to revive his career lead him to make some shady deals? And what exactly is the nature of his complicated relationship with Paterson-Gavrilova?

One thing is clear: only one person will emerge from this drama with their reputation intact. The question is – who will it be?

KAITLYN DEVER PAYS TRIBUTE TO LATE MUM

The Last Of Us star Kaitlyn Dever paid a heartwarming tribute to her late mother at the Emmys on Sunday night. The actress wore a custom-made gold jacket created by Michael Kors using material from an evening gown belonging to Kathy Dever, who passed away after a 14-year battle with breast cancer.

Dever's emotional performance in the show has been widely praised, but it's clear that her personal life is just as dramatic. Insiders close to the actress reveal that filming season 2 of The Last Of Us took place just days after Kathy's funeral.

"It was a really tough time for Kaitlyn," says an insider. "But she's always been a strong woman, and this performance is a testament to her strength."

JO WOOD'S BOOK LAUNCH CANCELLED DUE TO DISAPPOINTING TICKET SALES

Jo Wood's debut novel, The Resurrection Of Flo, has hit a snag – its book launch at Waterstones on Tottenham Court Road was cancelled due to disappointing ticket sales.

The 70-year-old Rolling Stones ex-wife is no stranger to controversy, but this latest setback has left her reeling. Sources close to the event reveal that only a handful of tickets were sold before the cancellation.

"Jo's devastated," says an insider. "She was really counting on this launch to kick-start her writing career."

But Wood remains optimistic, pointing out that her book is still selling well and she's got a sold-out event in Southampton coming up soon.

DAVINA MCCALL TALKS ABOUT DYING – AND IT'S NOT JUST THE BOOK

Davina McCall wants to write about dying. But it's not just the topic of mortality that's sparked her interest – it's also the way we approach death itself.

"I want people to be ready for it," says McCall, 57. "I've been through a life-changing experience myself and come out the other side with a newfound appreciation for life."

The Big Brother presenter is no stranger to writing, having penned memoirs and books about dieting and menopause. But this latest project has sparked intense interest – not least because of McCall's own personal experiences.

"I've always been interested in death," she says matter-of-factly. "But after my operation, I realized how little we talk about it as a society."

It seems that Davina McCall is about to tackle one of the most taboo topics out there. Will her book be a bestseller? Only time will tell – but one thing's for sure: it'll spark some serious conversations.

SETH ROGEN TELLS ALL ON THE EMMYS RED CARPET

Seth Rogen made a cheeky comment on the Emmys red carpet, revealing that he was scouting talent in the audience while accepting his award. "I'm gonna follow up with a few people tomorrow," he quipped.

But what exactly does this mean? Is Rogen looking to cast new stars for his upcoming projects? And who are these lucky (or unlucky) individuals who caught his eye?

Sources close to Rogen's production company reveal that the actor has been quietly assembling a talented new team of writers and actors. "He's really excited about some of the fresh faces he met at the Emmys," says an insider.

ANTON DU BEKE IS TIRED OF SYMPATHY

Strictly judge Anton Du Beke is fed up with people trying to tug at his heartstrings. The 59-year-old dancer has had enough of hearing sob stories about dead grandmas and cats.

"I just think, 'Tiddles will be delighted' and I give a 6 score – and tell them to point their toes," he quips.

Du Beke's no-nonsense approach has earned him fans – but also some critics. "He can be a bit harsh at times," admits an insider. "But Anton just likes being the straight man."

TONY ROBINSON TEASES NEW BLACKADDER SERIES

Tony Robinson is at it again, teasing fans with promises of a new Blackadder series. But is this just another empty promise?

Sources close to Richard Curtis reveal that there are no plans for a new series – despite Robinson's claims.

"I was never going to make it as an Oxbridge-educated comedian," he says wryly. "But the magic of being invited to do something like this was fantastic."

It seems that Robinson is just having fun with his fans – but will we ever get that elusive new Blackadder series?