News about Charles Saatchi

As she entered Scotts, the late queen's granddaughter (pictured), 35, was in great spirits. The royal applauded as she and a friend left the champagne and oyster bar later in the evening by bicycle (inset). Princess Beatrice opted for a chic yet sophisticated look by wrapping up in a navy coat with a crimson maxi dress.

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: She lived a remarkable life, marrying three times, flying over the Himalayas, and speaking her mind with a demeanor much beyond that of her fellow aristocrats. Princess Diana's aunt, Mary Roche, has bequeathed a smidgeon of mystery in her will, ten months after her death at the age of 88. Diana and her younger sister Frances, Diana's mother, came from a family that had been dramatically improved two generations before her grandfather, James, 3rd Lord Fermoy, married an American heiress. However, Mary did not leave a lot of money. Far from it.

As she prepares to start dating again, the British businesswoman, 59, says she is 'out of her depth.'

EMILY PRESCOTT: Many people are spending money on Black Friday on the internet, but not Prince Harry's ex-girlfriend Cressida Bonas, who is also a fan of real shops, is a fan of legitimate stores. Cressida, 33, and her mother, 1960s It Girl Lady Mary-Gaye Curzon, bundled up to browse for baby clothes in London's trendy Westbourne Grove. They dipped into Petit Bateau, a French children's clothing store, perhaps in the hopes of finding a new outfit for Cressida's infant son Wilbur.

Trinny, 59, is said to have parted ways with businessman Charles, now 80, earlier this year, after a ten-year relationship. The fashion expert said she'hasn't even considered' meeting someone new because she's just been too busy expanding her thriving beauty business Trinny London, but she isn't opposed to the idea of online dating.

Following her exile from Charles Saatchi, Trinny Woodall was seen out and about with a mystery man on Saturday. As she went for a casual lunch before stepping into a waiting taxi, the beauty entrepreneur and TV presenter, 59, seemed in good spirits. In a pinstripe waistcoat and matching wide leg trousers, Trinny nailed androgynous chic.

Trinny Woodall's growing make-up and skincare company, Trinny London, has seen renewed success, valued at around £180 million). However, the TV fashionista hasn't had a smooth sailing; the 59-year-old, who will celebrate her 60th birthday in February, has had several painful experiences in her life. Her ex-husband died in 2014 after struggling with a heroin use in her twenties, which culminated in her first stint in rehab after she was caught watching a pornographic video with other locals. The TV stylist split from her partner of a decade, super wealthy art collector Charles Saatchi, just this year. The former What Not To Wear host debating the break up recently, revealing that she and her partner 'felt on my own' in their friendship. Her early teenage years were marred by tragedy after four of her 'closest friends' died of overdoses within a year and a half of Trinny gave up opioids.

Compared to a £5.1 million net tax loss in the six months ending June, the advertising company made a £5.1 million statutory pre-tax loss for the six months ending June, relative to a £305,000 loss in the same period last year. As the less favourable economic environment faced businesses with greater exposure to the technology industry or whose clients had more discretion over spending, net income dropped by 7 percent to £120.4 million.

DEN CONFIDENTIAL: The Domestic Goddess accused Nigella Lawson of subjecting her to 'intimate terrorism' after she broke away from Charles Saatchi after a ten-year marriage.' Trinny Woodall (pictured) has opened her heart about her own-break with the super wealthy art collector after a decade together. As she approaches her 60th birthday next February, the former What Not To Wear host says she feels'very good, actually' to be single again.

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Tom Jennings, an Emmy Award-winning American filmmaker, will make two documentaries, one about Diana and the other about King Charles, her ex wife.

Trinny Woodall has shared how her daughter'mothered' her following her divorce from Charles Saatchi earlier this year. The television actress and beauty mogul shared how she had survived a difficult time recently but was rescued by her teenage daughter, Lyla Elichaoff. Ms Woodall, 59, admitted that she's been through some difficult times in recent weeks, but that I'm feeling well now.' Lyla loves to mother me. We're pretty close because she doesn't have a father.

M&C Saatchi has warned that a tough advertising environment will continue to place a strain on sales this year. The advertising company had warned in its full-year results in April of 'clear and strong headwinds' impacting the sector and economy as a whole, and continued uncertainty, according to the advertising giant, who reported on Wednesday that continuing pressure has 'has impacted the industry's rate into the second quarter.'

On her first big night out since splitting up with super wealthy art collector Charles Saatchi, Trinny Woodall was obviously determined not to be missed. In a silver sequin top by Paco Rabanne, the What Not To Wear host turned beauty entrepreneur, 59, looked like an explorer. Rotate Birger Christensen, a Danish company, teamed her to the top with two pair of £230 matching trousers.

As she walked in West London, the entrepreneur and makeover specialist wore a blue blazer and matching trousers. She sported a white T-Shirt and complemented her ensemble with a pair of trainers, clutching an orange bag and her phone underneath, and her phone was confiscated. Her walk comes after she returned from a trip to New York last week, and her ex-partner of ten years was seen dining with Martha. Charles, 79, and Martha, 43, were taken to Scott's, a haunt where he had previously taken Trinny, 59, and his ex-wife Nigella Lawson, 63.

During their marriage, he was accused of subjecting Nigella Lawson to 'intimate terrorism,' and was photographed with his hand around her throat, but Charles Saatchi has lost none of his attraction to beautiful women. Trinny Woodall, the super wealthy art collector who will reach the age of 80 next month, is dating again after being split from his long-term girlfriend Trinny Woodall. Martha Sitwell, a vivacious model who is nearly half his age, was seen dining a twosome with him.

RICHARD EDEN: He was accused of 'intimate terrorism' during their marriage and was, memorably, photographed with his hand around her throat, but Charles Saatchi has lost none of his appeal to beautiful women. I can confirm that I've recently divorced Trinny Woodall, the super wealthy art collector who will reach 80 next month, is dating again. Martha Sitwell (left), a vivacious model who, at 43, is almost half his age, was seen dining a couple a two. He brought Lady Sitwell to Scott's (top left), the Mayfair restaurant where he used to entertain them, to add insult to their injuries.

Zillah Byng-Thorne has purchased 143,536 ordinary shares in the company for an average price of 174p per share, equaling to a 0.12 percent stake. Following Gareth Davis' resignation at M&C Saatchi's annual general meeting in mid-June, Byng-Thorne, the former chair of Wallpaper and Homes & Garden publisher Future, will replace him.

EMILY PRESCOTT: Trinny Woodall (left; right) found the next big thing in her life just weeks after she and advertising genius Charles Saatchi (right of right) called it off on their ten-year marriage, but this time it has four legs. Trinny, 59, has previously adopted furry friends from Rescue charity Dogs Trust and returned to the charity's West London rehoming center last week to find the new addition to her family.

For the first time since she announced her departure from Charles Saatchi, newly-single Trinny Woodall appeared on This Morning on Tuesday. On an ITV daytime show, the style guru, 59, looked stunning in all-yellow and in good spirits. Her television appearance comes as a result of her mother Charles' divorce, 79, last week.

ALISON BOSHOFF: After a painful emotional break-up, putting on a brave face, Trinny Woodall, a posh TV presenter turned beauty tycoon, is an excellent artist, and ALISON BOSHOFF: Trinny Woodall is an expert at it. She positively sparkled at a book launch party in Mayfair on Wednesday night, complete with a riot of silver sequins and snake print, as well as (naturally) flawless make-up and gracefully blow-dried hair. Lyla, 19, was her date for the evening, and she was photographed chatting with radio presenter Vanessa Feltz, who was bouncing back from a romantic disappointment of her own. The only indication that all was not positive, perhaps even 100%, was the smile, which was not quite as wide as normal. Trinny is'relieved' after her separation from art collector Charles Saatchi, according to friends. 'She is radiant, and she is looking forward to the future with hope,' one said.' One woman even said she had decided against him because of their age difference - she's 59 and he's 79 - it became an issue.

Vanessa Feltz and Trinny Woodall were photographed enjoying a fun-filled night out together (left and inset top) on Wednesday and photographed bonding at a lavish gathering. However, Vanessa hasn't always been in the same family since Vanessa accused Trinny of betrayal when she first started dating Nigella Lawson's ex Charles. In an amusing appearance on a mockumentary (inset top) during Vanessa's time on This Morning (right) and have now bonded over their break-ups.

After being cut from Charles Saatchi, Trinny Woodall is 'looking forward to the future with optimism.' After apparently getting tired of their 20-year age gap, the What Not To Wear actress, 59, ended her relationship with her long-term passion, 79. Now, a Trinny friend has told MailOnline that she is'relieved' after her exile from Charles and is focusing on the future and has moved out of the house they shared during their 10-year marriage.

Trinny Woodall seems to have found solace in Vanessa Feltz after she announced her exile from her millionaire husband Charles Saatchi. After becoming frustrated with their 20-year age gap, the fashion guru, 59, will her first public appearance after reports surfaced earlier this week that she has resigned from Charles, 79. On Wednesday evening, Trinny was pictured bonding with Vanessa, 61, at the unveiling of Elizabeth Day's latest book Friendaholic at The Langan's.

In his first sighting since being seen in Chelsea on Wednesday, Charles Saatchi looked suave as ever, after his shock separation from Trinny Woodall. As he made his way out of a black taxi cab wearing a light blue blazer, the 79-year-old looked downcast. He teamed it with a pair of stylish black trousers, a white collared shirt, and black loafers.