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1 day ago | honey.nine.com.au | Natalie Oliveri

It was a black dress that caused a media sensation and propelled a young Lady Diana Spencer into the global spotlight: a strapless, taffeta gown that no-one expected a future queen of England to wear for her very first royal engagement. Designed by David and Elizabeth Emanuel, who went on to create many looks for the royal including her iconic wedding gown months later, the dress instantly changed the way Diana was viewed by the world.

2 days ago | honey.nine.com.au | Osher Günsberg

Both of my parents were doctors, so it was easy for me to quickly bond over a shared lack of squeamishness with Sally Gould, the brilliant author of Frog, The Secret Diary of a Paramedic. Like any person who chooses the emergency services as a career, Sally is a special breed of human being, one who willingly wades into some incredibly dangerous situations to save the lives of strangers. I learned so much from speaking with her, and I'm sure you will too when you check out the episode.

2 days ago | honey.nine.com.au | Karishma Sarkari

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are slowly introducing their kids to the world via social media after years of keeping them out of the spotlight. This shift in the online presence of Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet is just the first sign of things to come according to The Palace Papers author and journalist, Tina Brown. "They'll be growing up in a celebrity world, their friends will probably be the sons and daughters of celebrities," Brown tells 9honey about their LA lives.

2 days ago | honey.nine.com.au | Karishma Sarkari

King Charles got an unexpected gift during a chat with The OC star Ben McKenzie. The American actor met His Majesty at London's inaugural SXSW festival - which hails from Austin, Texas, where McKenzie was born. The Gotham actor was there with his wife, Deadpool star Morena Baccarin, on Thursday ahead of the world premiere of his directorial debut at the famous festival.

2 days ago | honey.nine.com.au | Karishma Sarkari

Joe Wicks is not just a fitness guru but also a father of four, and knows all too well the challenge it can be to get kids to eat their veggies. The Body Coach founder says there are a few things parents can do to make vegetables more enticing for their children to eat, including one more controversial idea. "Let them work up an appetite," Wicks tells 9honey of snacking culture.