News about Pippa Middleton

The daughter of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent today faces her fifth wedding anniversary without her beloved husband by her side, writes CLAUDIA JOSEPH. Instead of waking up with her late husband Thomas Kingston at their flat in Notting Hill, west London , Lady Gabriella Windsor has moved back in with her parents at Kensington Palace. Today marks five years since Lady Gabriella, 43, who is 56th in line to the throne, emerged from St George's Chapel, Windsor, into glorious sunshine on the arm of her financier husband. But, rather than exchanging wooden gifts, Ella, as she is known to family and friends, is mourning the man whom she dated for three years before he proposed to her on the Channel Island of Sark. Thomas, a committed Christian former and Iraqi hostage negotiator, died in February. While less starry than the weddings of Prince Harry and Princess Eugenie , who were also married at Windsor Castle , Lady Gabriella's and Thomas's nuptials had an equally dazzling array of guests, including a contingent of senior Royals. Both the late Queen and Duke of Edinburgh watched her walk down the aisle in a bespoke gown by Italian couturier Luisa Beccaria and delicate veil made from layers of white tulle and embroidered flowers.

Zara Tindall has firmly established herself as a style icon within the royal sphere - and her fashion sense is still flourishing as she celebrates another birthday. Over the past year, the royal has displayed a series of flawless ensembles, featuring impeccably tailored coats, chic trouser suits and glamorous dresses. Gone are the previously cluttered details and hastily assembled outfits, replaced instead by a meticulously curated wardrobe. On her 43rd birthday, we take a retrospective look at Zara's most impressive outfits to date.

My spring fashion edit is sitting in my Net-A-Porter basket. Through trial and (expensive) error, I know the designers to invest in each season, and usually spend hours happily browsing their new ranges. A stand-out Zimmermann dress in a large, floral print is my number one annual buy. At up to £1,200 each you need to love them - and I do. Next, I turn to the master of prints, Dolce & Gabbana. Its signature Baroque swirl looks great on a tiered skirt at £750, or a cropped top for £850 - and absolutely sensational when worn together. Having separates also helps me justify the four-figure price tag. Then I need a multitasker like a Victoria Beckham leather skirt, at another £700, or Saint Laurent shorts, also around £700. Maybe both? Leather is the perfect foil to florals that can otherwise look overly fussy or exaggeratedly feminine, hallmarks of an unrefined taste - and if it gets warm, well, that's what air-con's for.

It's surely the wedding of the year - and certainly one with a lot of money behind it - as billionaire PLT founder Umar Kamani and his model fiancée Nada Adelle (inset) have jetted to the south of France to tie the knot.  The couple kicked off the first evening of their four-day wedding nuptials with a lavish white party at the luxury Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc on the French Riviera, the exclusive resort linked to Eden Rock, owned by Pippa Middleton's in-laws. The stunning bash certainly did not disappoint, as celebrity guests were treated to a poolside party with views over the ocean. Nada - soon to become Miss Pretty Little Thing - took to the stage with Umar during a performance of Use Somebody by Kings of Leon, which was performed by American rock band The Dangerous Summer (pictured left). Umar is also pictured far right.

Lucy Mecklenburgh and her fiancé Ryan Thomas have shared photos on their Instagram accounts at the luxury Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc, the exclusive resort linked to Eden Rock, owned by Pippa Middleton 's in-laws. They are there to celebrate the wedding of PrettyLittleThing billionaire Umar Kamani and Nada Adelle (inset). From May 2 to May 5, guests will stay in one of the 111 rooms at the secluded hotel, where it costs £3,000 per night for a junior suite and it's a two-night minimum stay. The Towie star, 32, looked in high spirits as she took a selfie in one of the mirrors inside the resort alongside her pal Caroline Thomas (centre), who is married Ryan's brother, Adam. Lucy, Ryan, Caroline and Scott flew out of Liverpool John Lennon Airport yesterday and travelled to Côte d'Azur, a two-hour-and-20 minute flight away (left). Some of the guests had a 'boy's night' on the evening before the nuptials started, and dined at Italian restaurant Mamo Michelangelo (pictured right, Ryan enjoying the meal).

Set in the luxury Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc, the exclusive French resort linked to Eden Rock, owned by Pippa Middleton's in-laws, Nada Adelle, 31, and Umar Kamani (inset), 36, will tie the knot in their typically extravagant style. From May 2 to May 5, guests will stay in one of the 111 rooms at the secluded hotel, where paying £3,000 per night for a junior suite is the norm, not to mention the two-night stay minimum.

While the Middleton family cut ties with the mail-order business, Party Pieces, which went into administration last year, Pippa (left) and James (right) have not been deterred from the party business altogether. In what could be considered the property deal of 2020, Pippa and James snapped up 72 sprawling acres of land in leafy Berkshire for just £1.5million - in a village where a detached house with a garden already costs close to that price. Four years later, the couple have opened the lodge at Bucklebury Farm (insets) for social events, including parties or pilates classes.

It was one of the feel-good moments of the decade - the union of Prince William, handsome heir to the throne, and elegant commoner Catherine Middleton on April 29, 2011. Even the British weather agreed, with the clouds parting has the new husband and wife emerged from Westminster Abbey to greet the public - and found themselves bathed in golden spring sunshine. Many of us still have fond memories of those moments. And today, on the anniversary of the Waleses' wedding, we hope to jog a few of those with this A-Z of a glorious occasion.

Jam maker Meghan isn't the only royal producer of preserves. Kate makes a mean chutney, a jar of which delighted the late Queen as a breakfast table Christmas present at Sandringham. Despite frequent requests for jars as charity donations, Kate graciously declined, maintaining the secret family recipe. That was until sister Pippa published the ingredients in a Diamond Jubilee book. Now anyone can make Granny Middleton's marrow chutney.

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