Stephanie Takyi

6 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Stephanie Takyi |Richard Eden

How Harry REALLY feels about backlash against Meghan's latest ventures - as friend tells RICHARD EDEN of the impact it's had on couple's relationshipBy STEPHANIE TAKYI and RICHARD EDEN Published: 20:24 EDT, 17 April 2025 | Updated: 20:24 EDT, 17 April 2025 Her admirers take every opportunity to salute her ambition, with one of them – Kim Kardashian – even observing that Meghan Markle is intent on 'changing the world'.

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Stephanie Takyi

Rarely has a member of the Royal Family been so publicly excoriated as Prince Harry was three weeks ago, when he was accused of playing ‘the victim card’ by Sophie Chandauka. The barb from Dr Chandauka, who now chairs Sentebale, the charity Harry co-founded in 2006, was just one of many in a storm of accusation and counter-accusation, during which Harry and his co-founder, Prince Seeiso of Lesotho, stepped down as Sentebale’s patrons.

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Stephanie Takyi

Poppy Delevingne is due to give birth in May to her first child with boyfriend Archie Keswick – but that hasn’t put a stop to her life as a social butterfly. The actress and model, 38, hosted a brunch yesterday at The Orangery in London to celebrate her collaboration with online fashion brand Nobody’s Child. She was joined by pals including socialite Alice Naylor-Leyland, DJ Lady Mary Charteris and actress Lady Clara Paget, who all could be seen huddling in with her for a selfie.

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Richard Eden |Stephanie Takyi

EXCLUSIVEChristine McGuinness reveals the devastating true toll of her divorce from Paddy, how she really feels about selling their £6.5m family home - and their co-parenting plans: RICHARD EDENBy RICHARD EDEN and STEPHANIE TAKYI Published: 17:09 EDT, 15 April 2025 | Updated: 17:09 EDT, 15 April 2025 She was 33 when her memoir, A Beautiful Nightmare, came out. But while that might have seemed premature for others, it felt entirely fitting for Christine McGuinness.

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Stephanie Takyi

BBC bosses were once forced to call security on leading dramatist Stephen Poliakoff when he got into a blazing row with an executive, after the Corporation said he would need to submit any future projects for approval. And it seems the screenwriter is still butting heads with the organisation. He has now launched an attack against the national broadcaster, accusing it of betraying British audiences by prioritising collaborations with US streaming giants rather than nurturing homegrown talent.