Royal Rivalry and Revelations: William vs. Harry in Charity
PRINCE HARRY'S CHARITY FIASCO: ROYAL FAMILY FEUDS AND FINANCIAL FUMBLING
In a shocking twist of events, Prince Harry's Sentebale charity has been accused of being "hostile-taken" by his brother, Prince William. The alleged rift between the two princes has left Harry reeling, with sources close to him claiming he's unwilling to work with Sentebale again. But is this just a publicity stunt or a genuine attempt to distance himself from the charity?
Meanwhile, Prince William and his wife, Catherine, are basking in the glory of their philanthropic endeavors. Their Royal Foundation has just released its latest financial report, showcasing an astonishing 44% increase in income, with £12.2 million raised last year alone! The charity's fundraising strategy seems to be working like a charm, with over £7 million coming from donations and legacies.
But what about Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan? Their Archewell Foundation is still flying under the radar, with its 2024 income figures yet to be released. In comparison, William and Catherine's Earthshot Prize has raked in an impressive £23.5 million, a whopping 68% increase from the previous year.
EARL OF DUNDEE FINDS LOVE AGAIN
In more romantic news, Alexander Scrymgeour, the Earl of Dundee, has found love again at the ripe age of 76. The dashing aristocrat has popped the question to Julia Trotter, a 79-year-old widow and former interior designer. Sources close to the couple confirm they're "both delighted" with their engagement.
The Earl's new love interest is no stranger to high society, having been married to Major Alexander Trotter, a former Lord Lieutenant of Berwickshire, until his passing in 2022. Scrymgeour himself has had a storied career, serving as a Page of Honour to Queen Elizabeth II.
ELIZABETH HURLEY'S NEW BOYFRIEND: BILLY RAY CYRUS
It seems Elizabeth Hurley's summer fling with country music legend Billy Ray Cyrus is getting serious. The 60-year-old actress revealed her new beau attended a screening of her upcoming Channel 4 reality show, The Inheritance, at London's Ned Hotel. When asked about their relationship, Hurley gushed, "We've had most of the summer off... This is actually the first business thing he's come to with me."
Cyrus, father of pop sensations Miley and Noah Cyrus, seems to be smitten with Hurley as well. A source close to the couple reveals they've even met his daughters in London, who have been touring the city.
JULIA RESTOIN ROITFELD: THE FASHION QUEEN SPEAKS OUT AGAINST BOTOX
In a bold move, fashionista Julia Restoin Roitfeld has come out against Botox and fillers. The 44-year-old model, who's been in the industry for over two decades, confessed to a dermatologist that she's always been anti-invasive treatments. "I like my face," she declared on social media. "It's not perfect, but I refuse to change it."
Roitfeld's stance against Botox is nothing short of revolutionary, especially considering her fashion icon mother, Carine Roitfeld, made headlines at the amfAR gala by wearing a T-shirt – a stark departure from the usual red-carpet glamour.
SACHA LORD: THE NIGHTLIFE ADVISER WHO'S AFRAID OF THE DARK
In a shocking revelation, nightlife expert Sacha Lord has confessed to being terrified of walking alone after dark in London. The 47-year-old, who's worked as a Labour donor and music festival mogul, admits he's even hesitant to use his phone in public, fearing it might get snatched.
Lord's comments come amidst the backdrop of rising crime rates in the city, with over 70,000 phones stolen last year – a 34% increase from the previous year. Is London truly becoming a darker place?
GREG JAMES' FITNESS FIASCO
BBC Radio 1 DJ Greg James has been open about his midlife crisis, revealing he's spent thousands on joining an elite gym in Fitzrovia to battle "middle-aged spread." The 39-year-old claims he's never felt fitter and more energetic than ever before.
James' fitness journey is a far cry from the days when he was partying with friends. Now, he's joined the likes of James Norton and Dominic Cooper at Lighthouse Gym – but will his hard work pay off?
RAY WINSTONE'S GARDENING GLORY
In a surprising turn of events, Hollywood tough guy Ray Winstone has traded in his knuckle duster for gardening gloves. The 68-year-old actor has found solace in growing olives and almonds at his villa in Sicily.
"I'm lucky enough to have a bit of land out here," he confesses. "It's for me and the family... I sound a little bit poncey, but you are kind of getting in touch with nature again."
