News about Alfie Boe

Even when I've been told by my solicitor that I can pick up the keys to my new house from the estate agent in Darlington, County Durham, I'm convinced something will go wrong. They will tell me it has all been a mistake. The money never materialised, it was lost, scammed. I have three collies in my car. Their eyes are shining, and I feel so responsible for them. Despite it being April, the rain is torrential, freezing. We cannot be homeless. Not again. Finally, the estate agent runs out to my car and hands me the keys. 'Congratulations!' she says. That's what everyone says when I tell them I have clambered back on to the property ladder. It's a good thing! A rite of passage, like getting married or having a baby. Me? I can barely believe it. I never, ever thought I would own a house again.

On Thursday, the Army veteran Ian Lavender was remembered by celebrities and villagers alike at his funeral at St Mary's Church in Woolpit, Suffolk. The actor, best known as the young Private Pike, was the last remaining main cast member from the wartime series on BBC TV show The actor died on Friday, February 2nd, aged 77, with his wife and sons at his side.

The King will lead an event to mark the conclusion of the First World War, which will also see members of the Royal Family and senior politicians lay ashes at the base of the war memorial. Around 10,000 veterans and 800 support troops will march through the Cenotaph, while a two-minute silence will take place at 11 a.m. It comes after the Metropolitan Police said it made 126 arrests after far-right groups gathered to 'protect the Cenotaph' from a major pro-Palestine march on Saturday during Armistice day. While preventing a crowd of predominantly far-right football hooligans from reaching the Cenotaph, nine officers were wounded after being pelted with bottles, cans, and metal fences.

William and Kate have joined King Charles and Queen Camilla at the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance.

Hannah Waddingham is believed to have had a shady affair with musical tenor Alfie Boe earlier this summer. Both the pair were together in May when the Ted Lasso star hosted the Eurovision Song Contest, but it wasn't meant to be and the pair have now called time on their friendship. During Eurovision, a source close to Hannah, 49, managed to'sneak Alfie in backstage' to keep the matter under wraps.

At her 90th birthday bash, Alfie Boe recalled the time he dined dinner with the'remarkable' late queen. As he recounted his most memorable moments from his long career, the singer, 49, likened the experience to eating a meal with 'your friend's grandmother.' On Thursday's episode of This Morning, Alfie told me he enjoyed many personal dinners with the Royal Family.

DEN CONFIDENTIAL: Lord Monson (pictured) thought he'd won his big Hollywood break when a chance meeting at his London club, the Travellers, resulted in an invitation to Tinseltown. Nicholas Monson tells me, 'I mentioned The Palace Diaries,' referring to the book he ghost-wrote for Sarah Goodall, who used to work for Prince of Wales.' Monson, 67, was stunned that his clubland acquaintance later called to say he had read the book and sent it to his associates - in Hollywood. Monson, a day or two later, was crossing the road as the first of his sons died in the hands of the Kenyan police, who then lied in an attempt to avoid arrest. The peer, who tried to recover, was unable to move ahead, but his feet were left rooted to the ground.'

The Princess of Wales has been lauded for her photography skills, piano playing, and athletic ability since joining the royal family. However, Kate has other skills that are not well known. The Princess has a variety of skills, from being able to scuba dive down to depths of 30 meters below sea level. MailOnline examines the Princess' unethical abilities, from being a keen beekeeper to making sausages from scratch.

After the allegation last July that was later dismissed, South African-born Jan Repko, 64, who lives in Fulham, was reportedly suspended by the London conservatoire. In 2022, the RCM, established in 1883, was recognized as the world's top cultural institution for performing arts. Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, Gustav Holst and Ralph Vaughan Williams, as well as musical theatre actor Alfie Boe and theatre manager Andrew Lloyd-Webber were among the notable alumni. The late Queen was a patron of the college, but King Charles III is the RCM's president.

Hannah Dale, a native of Lincolnshire, said the nine-year-old royal's festive work, which featured a reindeer with robins perched on his body and antlers, was 'lovefully' and displayed an impressive command with watercolours. 'I think having a love of animals and love of nature is obviously something that's maybe captured his attention,' she told HELLO! Magazine. 'That inspires me so much.'

The young prince, nine, was praised for his artistic talent as the Prince and Princess of Wales posted their Christmas card on Instagram of their eldest son's painting. As snow falls down, George had painted a reindeer against a blue background, flanked by two robins. (left) The future King and his little sister Charlotte, seven, charmed viewers around the country yesterday evening as he appeared at his mother's Together at Christmas carol service at Westminster Abbey with other senior royals (right: Prince and Princess of Wales arriving at the carol service with their children)

Kate, 40, was personally invited by Kate, 40, to perform at the Royal Carols in Edinburgh, England. Together At Christmas - which will be broadcast tomorrow - the choir met the mother-of-three ahead of their performance. Members of Lorraine shared how they high-fived the princess and felt "honoured" to be performing for the Royal Family, including King Charles and Queen Consort Camilla. "It was excited to see Royal Family and sing for so many important people for Britain," one young boy said. I feel like she's my friend when she gives us a high-five, but it's the Royal Family. So it was exciting. [sic]'

The Princess of Wales has explained how her special Westminster Abbey carol service is dedicated to the late Queen's 'and to all those who are unfortunately no longer with us.' Together At Christmas, Kate's video introduction filmed for Royal Carols, which will be broadcast on the 24th - as a time when people come together and reminds us all of the most significant values'. The 40-year-old royal held her first event last year, which was so popular that she decided to return it - despite the fact that it might become a regular fixture. 'Last year's festivities reminded me what I love most about Christmas, seeing people gather, celebrating, and celebrating special occasions, but not so much as the year has gone.' This Christmas will be our first without Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth. Her Majesty held Christmas close to her heart as a time that brought people together and reminded us of the importance of faith, love, and family, as well as showing compassion and compassion.' Hundreds of 'inspiring people' have been welcomed to the service this year to celebrate their contributions both up and down the country. Many that demonstrate the strength of family connections and community values,' she said, allowing us to continue Her Majesty's tradition of honoring those who have gone above and beyond to help others.' 'Her Majesty leaves us an amazing history and one that has greatly inspired many of us,' she said. This year's carol service is dedicated to her and to those who are sadly no longer with us. So, even if Christmas will be different this year, we can still recall the memories and traditions we shared.'

Kate, 40, appears stunning in a red sequin-embroidered gown as she takes her first picture of the film revealing how the program is 'full of festive carols and stunning performances.' The annual show, which is broadcast on ITV on Christmas Eve, was televised in Westminster Abbey on December 15, where the princess was joined by her husband Prince William and their children Prince George, nine years old, and Charlotte, seven. She was also welcomed by King Charles, Queen Consort Camilla, Sophie, Countess of Wessex, as well as Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice at the London occasion.

The King and Queen Consort, Prince and Princess of Wales, and Princess and Prince and Princess of Wales all sent their first joint tweet to mark Kate's Christmas carol performance at Westminster Abbey last night in London. With Kate and Prince William arriving with their children Prince George and Princess Charlotte left and the King as he arrived for the service, their respective social media pages joined forces to post a tweet of pictures of last night's stunning service.

The Princess of Wales (pictured) joked about being a bad singer tonight, implying that her children would'probably wouldn't excuse' her if she took the microphone. Kate, 40, made the remarks ahead of her Together at Westminster Abbey's Christmas carol concert this evening. Prince George, 9, and Princess Charlotte, 7, were among the royal guests attending the service ahead of time. Other royals attended the function, which came just hours after Netflix announced the final three episodes of its Harry and Meghan docuseries earlier this day.

SARAH VINE: I feel like a fool after watching the last three episodes. I've been playing for a long time, more than that. The public, the Press, and the Palace seem to have all been playing. Not only is it clear that Harry is far from a vulnerable individual, scarred by his illness, but also very well-meaning; I'd say the two of them, Harry and Meghan, planned all this right from the start. Harry is the first to answer. On holiday, don't be fooled by the cute video of him cuddling the dog or goofing around. The true Harry seems to be a traumatic piece of work based on his appearance on the series.

When Harry and Meghan ramped up their war against them and the British media, Kate was the first of senior royals to arrive at Westminster Abbey to help her Together at the Christmas concert. Earlier this morning, it was business as normal for the King, who met an ambassador from Kazakhstan at Buckingham Palace this morning and then moved to a community kitchen in Harrow this afternoon, despite claims that he would never watch the six-part series. Prince William and King Charles were wounded by the Sussexes' new Netflix shows, who claimed that dark forces prevented them from seeing them before Megxit. Harry said his family was ecstatic and jealous of Meghan's fame, so they filed a vendetta against her because she was "doing the job better" and "stealing the spotlight" from those who weren't born to do it." However, in the midst of a slew of incendiary deaths in three hours of new interviews and videos, Buckingham Palace and Kensington Palace refused to comment on anything in the series today.

Michael Ball and Alfie Boe have talked about the very difficult years behind their fame, as well as the fact that it is such a mysterious sex symbol.

In his adopted hometown of Lytham, Lancashire, a nine-foot bronze sculpture of legendary comedian Bobby Ball pulling on his braces 'with a twinkle in his eye' has been unveiled. The massive statue, which weighs about 600 kg (1322 lbs) and depicts the showman on his 40th birthday, was unveiled near the town's seafront today. Lee Mack - who appeared with Bobby in the hit series 'Not Going Out' - and his long-time comedy partner Tommy Canon (pictured top right, with Lee Mack) spoke at the moving event. Alfie Boe, an English tenor and Blackpool's native, performed at the unveiling of the NHS choir with an NHS choir, while Bobby's widow Yvonne (below right) paid moving tributes later. After testing positive for Covid in October 2020, the legendary comedian, who was one half of comedy duo Cannon and Ball, died at the age of 76.

They may have spent a tumultuous time in the villa before being named the winners of "Love Island" 2022, but Ekin-Su Cülcüloglu and Davide Sanclimenti are proving to be the genuine deal. On August 15, Cülcüloglu announced that the couple are moving in together this September. Sanclimenti will be relocated to Essex, where she is from, according to host Christine Lampard on "Lorraine." Cülcüloglu could not avoid yelling about her boyfriend, and she claims that life outside of the villa has "brought us a lot closer." "We just trust each other and, as I said in the villa, there is no foundation." Despite Cülcüloglu's chat with "Stranger Things" actor Noah Schnapp on Instagram, the winning pair are still better than ever. So much so that ITV2 has produced a new series in which they will fly to their home countries, visiting families in Cülcüloglu's Turkey and Sanclimenti's Italy. This is certainly not the first time for the newlywed couple.