Trudie Styler

The Ripley star, 34, was among those who took to the catwalk for the French capital on Tuesday for the star-studded fashion show. Eliot, whose parents are rock superstar Sting and film producer Trudie Styler, looked ever so stylish for the show as they sported a red and grey windbreaker jacket. They paired the jacket with a white shirt and navy knitted sweater, with a pair of tailored trousers on the bottom. The actor's underwear could be seen poking out of the top of the trousers. Their catwalk appearance came just a month after their new romance with glamorous mother-of-two, Mollie Davis.

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Eliot Sumner, who played a guard in the last James Bond film No Time To Die, has a new leading lady. The actor, whose parents are rock superstar Sting and film ­producer Trudie Styler, has found love with a glamorous mother-of-two, Mollie Davis. Eliot, who was born a girl but now identifies as non-binary, thanked ­Mollie this week for a birthday cake she gave the actor to celebrate turning 34. In a photograph shared online, Eliot could be seen wearing a white vest and carrying the 'charm cake', which was created by baker Elizabeth Mayhew and decorated with some of the actor's favourite things, including the Tower of Pisa.

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: He departed from royal service in dramatic fashion nearly three years ago, resigning as chief executive of the Prince's Foundation following allegations that he'd discussed securing British citizenship - and a knighthood - for a Saudi tycoon who ultimately donated more than £1.5million to...the Prince's Foundation. But anyone who thinks that that was the last that they'd hear of one-time Buckingham Palace footman Michael Fawcett should think again. Not only are his services, as an 'events planner', much in demand - thanks, I'm told, to the steadfast loyalty of longstanding, deep-pocketed clients, who marvel at his attention to detail - but he's just trousered the best part of £800,000 in tax-free profit. Amid persistent fears that it's only a matter of time before Sir Keir Starmer's Labour Government levies Capital Gains Tax on the sale of 'primary residences', Fawcett, 61, has displayed characteristic adroitness.