News about Mica Paris

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: As the Duke of Sussex prepares to return to Britain to attend the tenth anniversary celebrations of the Invictus Games he founded, one of his closest allies is doing his bit to help mend fences with the Princes and Princess of Wales. Television presenter JJ Chalmers , who is a trustee of the Invictus Games Foundation, which organises the sporting event for injured and sick service personnel, has spoken publicly about how he identifies with Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis following Catherine's cancer diagnosis. 'I was a similar age to George when my mum was diagnosed with cancer for the first time, so I know how it feels as a kid,' Chalmers tells me.

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.

Mica Paris has admitted she disliked being a contestant on Strictly Come Dancing, describing her experience on the program as "horrible." The soul singer, 54, said she found it too intense and couldn't get to grips with the amount of physical fitness needed for the celebrities. Mica, who was speaking at the Lightroom, London, at a special screening of David Hockney A Bigger Story, said she felt it would be a good way to shed weight.

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Mica Paris, 54, is the area's newest high-profile celebrity, after she reports that her Range Rover was stolen. The thing with the Ranges is that they don't have a key - it's just a button, so it's keyless.' The soul singer tells me, 'I didn't get my car back; it's gone.' 'Holland Park is a wealthy neighborhood, and everybody is robbed there.'

Jools Holland, the actor, who died suddenly at the age of 67, had already announced that he would play piano at the funeral service, and he wanted to convince Sir Tom Jones and Mica Paris to perform. In an exclusive audio that came out today, O'Grady said in his characteristic acerbic style: "They're all going to be weeping at my funeral." I want to be positive about it. None of this nonsense; he wished mourners to wear 'jet black'. In November 2017, Paul was interviewing journalist Rob McGibbon for his Daily Mail column titled The Definite Article. Each week, the popular Q&A included the following questions: "The order of service at your funeral is always remembered"; and the final question was always "the way you want to be remembered." He opined politely that he would only be remembered for being kind to animals, not for anything he did not achieve in comedy or showbusiness, adding, 'It would only be nice to be remembered.' Mr O'Grady revealed that he wanted it to be held in a small, "ancient" church on the Romney Marshes in Kent, near Fairfield's St Thomas Becket Church, which was also the scene for Charles Dickens' Grand Expectations' opening scene. However, he joked that he'll be laid to rest in a glass coffin in the middle of a forest that has been fenced by Snow White's seven dwarfs.

As she gave her help with a new initiative to get young people back to their feet amid the cost of living crisis, Soul legend Mica Paris shared how she spent a night out on the streets with the homeless. The experience, according to the chart-topping singer, was "mind-blowing" and made her re-evaluate her own life. Mica, 53, described her night in London as chilly as it was freezing.'

Molly Rainford of Strictly showcased her remarkably toned figure on Thursday at the Gary Barlow: A Different Stage premiere in London on Thursday. In a vibrant tracksuit that she wore over a black bandeau top, the singer, 21, who will appear in a new series of the dancing competition, looked stunning. Molly draped elegant trousers and a matching jacket as she sang of her toned tummy and naval piercing.