Karishma Sarkari
UK Correspondent at 9Honey
UK Correspondent @9HoneyAu 👩🏻💻 Lifestyle/Entertainment reporter/TV producer 📺 (views are all my own; retweets aren't an endorsement)
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1 day ago |
honey.nine.com.au | Karishma Sarkari
Catherine, Princess of Wales has carried on the legacy of the Queen Elizabeth II in London on Tuesday. Kate presented a prize for British design named in the late monarch's honour at an event hosted by the British Fashion Council. The stylish royal, who is a regular champion of British brands on her global stage, again wore a prominent local designer - Victoria Beckham.
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1 day ago |
honey.nine.com.au | Karishma Sarkari
Royal fans are going to get a tiara moment sooner than expected with the announcement today of a French state visit. King Charles will welcome French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte Macron to Buckingham Palace in July. It will be the first State Visit to the UK from France since President Nicolas Sarkozy and his wife Carla Bruni in 2008, who were guests of Queen Elizabeth II.
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3 days ago |
9news.com.au | Karishma Sarkari
Exclusive: Australian billionaire Andrew "Twiggy" Forrest says it was a 'privilege' to be involved with Sir David Attenborough's new documentary Ocean, which explores the damage done to our seas by industrial overfishing and trawling. Forrest combined his passion for conservation with business by part-funding Attenborough's latest documentary. It was a "pinch me" moment for the 63-year-old, even after many business deals the world over.
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6 days ago |
honey.nine.com.au | Karishma Sarkari
King Charles and Queen Camilla led a Service of Thanksgiving at Westminster Abbey on Thursday to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day, the end of World War II in Europe. The extended royal family were all in attendance, including Princess Anne, Prince Edward and his wife, Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh. But all eyes, including Prince William's, were on Catherine, Princess of Wales.
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6 days ago |
honey.nine.com.au | Karishma Sarkari
There were a raft of royals and politicians inside Westminster Abbey on Thursday for the Service of Thanksgiving to commemorate the 80th anniversary of VE Day. But despite all the famous faces, it was 10-year-old Alexander Churchill, dressed in a suit and tie, who stole the show. The great-great-grandson of Winston Churchill addressed the congregation, exactly 80 years after his famous ancestor told the nation World War II had ended.
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