Rebecca Miller

3 weeks ago | the-express.com | Rebecca Miller |Hollie Beale

Antiques Roadshow recently featured a guest on PBS who was taken aback to learn the value of her mother's Van Cleef & Arpels diamond ring. The woman relayed the history behind the stunning piece: "So this was my mother's ring. "This was from her second marriage. She was married to a man from Beverly Hills, and she met him in San Antonio. And within a couple of weeks, I think, they eloped. I think it was just a couple of weeks of knowing each other.

2 months ago | thesun.co.uk | Mel Fallowfield |Rebecca Miller

ZARA Du Rose once trod the streets of Hertfordshire as a special constable, but 13 years ago she made a dramatic switch in her career and became a sex worker, with her husband’s blessing. While she loves her work, she’s concerned about the direction the industry is going…Looking into her wardrobe, Zara Du Rose, consults her notes to see what colour lingerie and clothes her ‘date’ for the night has requested and chooses her outfit accordingly.

2 months ago | thesun.co.uk | Rebecca Miller

UPGRADE the exterior of your house in minutes with a lick of paint. That's what Jade Arrowsmith did to her driveway and over two million people have seen the transformation. The video, which she posted to her public TikTok account, @arrowsmithshome__, sees her hard at work painting tarmac by hand. She captioned the video: "I only painted my drive. "What do you think of the before and after? "Using @bandq_uk sikagard tarmac restorer.

2 months ago | thesun.co.uk | Rebecca Miller

M&S is hitting out the park with it's spring/summer collections. The latest item to catch shoppers attention is the Suede Slip On Flat Clogs. Said to be a dupe of Birkenstock's Boston Soft Footbed Suede clogs, they come in under a third of the price. The leading brands would set a customer back £150, whereas the high street's version is only £39.50. The M&S pair is available in two colours: sand or olive - the latter of which is more brown than green.

2 months ago | thesun.co.uk | Rebecca Miller |Amy Walters

"I USED to look at the chairs in a restaurant and wonder if it would hold me," Jacqueline Smith admitted. Tipping the scales at 19st 3lbs, the 37-year-old account manager was "fed up" with being overweight and "hated" the person she saw staring back at her in the mirror. Having "tried every diet under the sun", she turned to "skinny jabs", and forked out £750 a month in a bid to become thin. And it worked - she lost eight stone - but gained hate comments.