News about Susannah Constantine

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Purchasing a copy of the late Queen's Launer handbag - £2,640 for the Traviata style at the Royal Collection shop - will not help solve the mystery of what HM kept in her ubiquitous accessory. But Admiral Lord West discloses what the Queen Mother kept in hers. Sitting next to her at dinner, a lady-in-waiting passed him the royal's purse after she had signalled her need of a handkerchief. Lord West opened the bag. 'It was completely empty,' he tells Radio 4.

The TV presenter has claimed the fashion industry fails to cater for older or bigger women - and that the main design houses' outfits are created by 'misogynistic gay men'. The lack of suitable clothing in retail stores infuriated her because it is ­'ageist and sizeist', she said. Ms Constantine, who co-presented What Not To Wear with Trinny Woodall , made her comments on the Dirty Mother Pukka podcast. Asked if she thought difficulties in finding even size 14 clothing in top stores was 'sizeist', she said: 'I would absolutely agree with that.

Susannah Constantine has revealed how chivalrous Prince Philip helped her to 'recover her modesty' after she suffered a wardrobe malfunction at Windsor Castle. Appearing on the Dirty Mother Pukka podcast, the TV personality (inset) , 62, opened up about a royal dinner party she attended in the 1980s.  At the time, the mother-of-three - who has been married to entrepreneur Sten Bertelsen for 30 years - was dating Princess Margaret's son David Linley (left). For the event, Susannah was sat between the late Prince Philip (right, in 2002) and his youngest son Prince Edward. The star then went on to explain how she borrowed a 'beautiful Valentino dress' from her mother, which had thin diamante straps. During the starter, Susannah recalled how Prince Philip placed his hand on her back.

In an incredible turnaround, Princess Beatrice has been crowned this year's best-dressed person by Tatler magazine, which described her as a 'beacon of sartorial elegance, pairing vintage-inspired cuts with fresh-from-the-catwalk glamour'. So, what is the secret behind the rise?

The professional dancer has been axed by the BBC following claims of gross misconduct towards his former celebrity partner Zara McDermott .

Susannah Constantine posed with her lookalike daughter Esme Bertelsen as the duo attended West End play 2:22 A Ghost Story's afterparty at Sophie's Soho on Thursday. The TV personality, 62, beamed from ear to ear looking chic in a white blazer and matching top. The beloved style advisor also rocked flared jeans and boots, finishing off the look with a brown belt with a metallic embellishment.

My childhood, split between Kensington in West London and our rented country house on the estate of Belvoir Castle in Lincolnshire, was distinctly privileged, though something of a gilded cage for women. The rules of my class meant the only thing I was prepared for by the time I got to 21, in 1983, was marriage to a suitable mate. And as luck would have it, I'd met one only the week before. It was the relationship that would define my 20s, and yet the most significant part of the equation, it turned out, was not my boyfriend but his mother - HRH Princess Margaret (left, the pair together in 1984). Meeting her son, David Linley was like bagging the star prize at a fancy tombola. In my Sloaney world you didn't get much higher than a viscount. Princess Margaret gave me the courage to be myself, because that's exactly what she always was. She was rarely neutral and never dull. Everyone knew she loved a drink and a fag, but few had the pleasure of seeing her dance around to Desmond Dekker's Israelites in her drawing room. If there was one thing she guarded with her life, it was the right to play DJ when hosting at Kensington Palace.

Susannah Constantine has revealed she was at serious risk of a stroke after being diagnoised with a neurological condition.  The TV personality, 61, was rushed to hospital for emergency surgery last year after suffering from an arteriovenous malformation (AVM), a rare neurological condition that disrupts the flow of blood and oxygen to the brain. Addressing her health in a new interview with The Times, Susannah revealed if it wasn't treated in time she could have suffered a brain haemorrhage, paralysis or stroke.

RICHARD EDEN: Television personality Susannah Constantine , who was the girlfriend of Margaret's son, David, the Earl of Snowdon , for six years in the 1980s, has made the extraordinary revelation that the princess would secretly enter the holiday homes of rich and famous people who lived on Mustique in the West Indies. Margaret was given a ten-acre plot of land on the southern tip of the tiny island as a wedding present from flamboyant Scottish aristocrat Colin Tennant, the 3rd Lord Glenconner, who bought Mustique and transformed it into a playground for the jet set. 'She loved snooping round people's houses,' says Susannah, 61, the former co-host of What Not To Wear. Referring to the overbearing and sinister housekeeper in Daphne du Maurier's gothic novel Rebecca, she adds: 'She was like Mrs Danvers, and virtually had a master key for every house on the island.'

Susannah Constantine has confirmed that she is worried about her "own death" first thing every morning after a 'life threatening neurological' scare. Last year, the TV star, 61, was admitted to the hospital for emergency surgery, due to an arteriovenous fistula, which is an abnormal connection between an artery and a vein. She said she is now 'in a good place' and she is less concerned about her health on Thursday's Loose Women.

Despite their 20-year career and friendship together, a major BBC celebrity has revealed that she will never work with a fellow TV star again. The pair worked together for 20 years from 1994-2014, and they introduced the BBC's renowned What Not To Wear program.

Susannah Constantine shared that she awakenes every morning with trepidation as she gave a health update on Thursday. Last year, the TV actress, 61, was rushed to hospital for emergency surgery after she could have suffered from paralysis, a brain hemorhage, or a stroke, with doctors noting her that she was 'lucky to be alive.' Susannah was suffering from an arteriovenous fistula, which is an unusual relationship between an artery and a vein.

Susannah Constantine was rushed to hospital for emergency surgery after doctors told her she was 'luck to be alive.' The 61-year-old TV actress was told she had to be operated on immediately or risked brain haemorrhage or a stroke. Susannah was suffering from an arteriovenous fistula, which is an unusual occurrence of an artery and a vein.

He had — London society — and some of the city's most beautiful women — lying at his feet during the 1980s and early 1990s. Pakistan's former prime minister may have been forgiven for focusing back on those glamorous, decadent days this week as he languished in an overcrowded Punjabi jail.

On a graft charge, Pakistan's former prime minister Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi received 14 years in jail. Khan was also sentenced to ten years in jail for a case relating to breaching state secrets just a few days earlier. Both judges appeared less than a week before Pakistan's 2024 general election, in which Khan has been barred from running, and his Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party has been subjected to a massive crackdown. 'Another sad day in our judicial system history, which is being dismantled,' a party spokesperson told media after the lengthy sentences were handed down.' But why is his faith healing wife also caught up in the case, and who is she?

On Molly Sim's podcast this week, the Hollywood actress, who happily married Benji Madden, requested that separate bedrooms for couples be 'normalized.' Diaz, 51, isn't the first celebrity to praise bedding down alone; the royals have unquestionably done it for decades; television stylist Susannah Constantine said going solo in the bedroom honed her marriage with husband Sten Bertelsen. (Pictured from left: Cameron Diaz and Benji Madden, Constantine and husband Sten Bertelsen, King Charles and Queen Camilla)

Susannah Constantine said she'couldn't be more proud' as she posted a picture with her son Joe Bertelsen. Left: The presenter, 61, took to Instagram to announce that her son completed as a Naval Officer at the Britannia Royal Naval College in Dartmouth today. Prince William, 41, (right), was also attending the parade, which saw a total of 202 Royal Navy Cadets pass out with International Officer Cadets from Oman, Kuwait, Bangladesh, and Trinidad & Tobago. In a suede navy coat and a cream fur scarf, the mother-of-three, who previously dated the Queen's nephew David Linley, looked sophisticated.

Joe Bertelsen, the 61-year TV fashion guru, carried her youngest child Joe Bertelsen, 24, who appeared to be very handsome in his new Navy uniform. Susannah, who wore a black velvet jacket and a faux fur scarf, linked arms with Joe after he graduated from the Britannia Royal Naval College. Joe was adamant as he wore a double-breasted jacket and wielded a long sword with a golden handle.

A rare snapshot of Warner Bros' prop warehouse in Los Angeles, which is home to some of the studio's most iconic costumes, weapons, and automobiles as seen in some of the company's most popular films of all time. The warehouse, which is the size of an aircraft hangar and home to Superman, Batman, and the Matrix, as well as the Batmobiles, is so obscure that the address is not given anywhere, and the building is heavily guarded against robbers. However, celebrity glasses designer Tom Davies, who has designed frames for Warner Bros' 2021 film The Matrix Resurrections and the 2016 film Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice, was given rare access, and was allowed to film his experience.

Dr. MICHAEL MOSLEY: A friend's father died recently at the age of 98. He didn't have a healthy lifestyle; he smoked and drank a lot in his youth; and served in tanks during World War II. He attributed his longevity to his wife's help and a generally optimistic outlook on life. So was he right?In fact, there are plenty of reports indicating that being positive about your life and getting older has a dramatic effect on longevity. A new report by the Journal of Happiness Studies has discovered six other aspects of personality that are related to an unusual old age. The study was based on statistics from Spanish centenarians ranging in age from 100 to 107; as well as optimism - feeling grateful for life and celebrating the good things that happen - the centenarians all expressed vitality, loved learning new things, were sociable, academic, and resilient. I'm a bit of an Eeyore, with a tendency to expect the worst and a glimpse at life's dark side. So I've long been interested in investigating the effects of personality on life expectancy.

Khan, Pakistan's former prime minister who is now languishing in jail on corruption charges he denies, will often call and visit married Bushra Bedi late at night. However, despite her claims that the contacts were an innocent way to explore her spiritual growth, she eventually divorced her husband and married Khan, now 70. Khawar Maneka, Bedi's former husband, made a string of allegations about how he deceived her ever closer to Khan, while growing ever closer to Khan. 'They'll talk for hours on the phone during the night,' in a Pakistani interview with Samaa TV Maneka.'

Susannah Constantine, a fashion writer and television presenter, has a variety of money-saving laundry hacks to cut your electricity bills from using a dehumidifier to dry laundry to using pre-soaks. By comparing her latest methods against the electricity used by her washing machine and dryer, she used a smart meter to determine the success of her 'hacks' (such as using a dehumidifier to dry clothing).

RICHARD EDEN: In Susannah Constantine's family, the apple does not fall from the tree; Clearly, the apple did not fall from the tree. The daughter of former What Not To Wear co-host Terry O'Neill has recreated her mother's pose for renowned photographer Terry O'Neill in 1987. In this picture taken by rising photographer Cleo Leather, Esme Bertelsen, 23, is seen stretching out her legs in a black dress, as her mother did.

According to new results, three quarters of Britons (74 percent) don't fully understand the laundry symbols on clothing labels, while four in ten (42 percent) only use two settings on their washing machine. This lack of knowledge could cost us dearly. According to the government, the average household could save a whopping £XX per year by adopting new habits such as full loads, cooler washes, and more efficient drying techniques.