He used to pay Max Clifford to keep things out of the press. I wonder who’s his person now?
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Oooffhhh I love this theory!
It can be annoy some people through - my parents think Andy Murray is plain weird and insulting for not revealing the gender or name of his new born,
Andy’s one of my favourite people just because of this. I know he’s quite good at tennis, has a wife, a brother, a mum and a few kids and that’s IT!
And he used to only deal with them separately, In Barbara’s autobiography I remember she wrote that she saw him with Maggie Smith one day and he completely blanked her as he didn’t like Mixing his friends.
My parents have managed to convince themselves it must be because he is raising the baby as gender neutral.
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Yes, it's not grief top trumps. A really icky and nasty comment IMVHO.
I agree that for those left the grief is the same. The only different level comes if there is actually somewhere/one where you can park some blame. Of course, there is a completely different angle at play if you bring euthanasia into the picture where your grief can be tempered with the knowledge that your loved one isn't suffering anymore. Still big empty holes to fill.
I just don't see why it needed to be said? Why shoehorn Prince Harry into a discussion about Joey Essex? Everyone's grief is different.
I think there's loads about Ian Somerhalder. Embezzling funds from his charity(?) Being fired from previous jobs because of his attitude. Nina becoming a yachter since VD.
I lost my Dad to suicide and a part of me died with him, it’s a horrific pain.
That said, I have no doubt Prince Harry is in horrific pain loosing his mother too, I don’t think grief can be compared
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Wow, I didn't know that about him. I remember there was something about his wife's pregnancy and she didn't want a baby yet, but he did, but can't remember what it was now. I've not seen her in anything since VD, she is stunning, I hope she hasn't gone down that route.
Bless you that must be so hard. I think you’re right that you can’t compare grief, it all hits differently and we all deal with it in our own ways.
I think for both of them their childhood must have changed to a life of ‘why’, ‘what if’, ‘if only’ etc
My dad used to work with Chris Eubanks when he was a wee apprentice. Said he was mad as a box of frogs, but his work ethic was amazing.
I lost my sister to suicide, what I found and still find hard was being able to grieve openly, because she chose to do it, I felt I couldn’t grieve as it was her choice and not an accident or illness, I think I might of coped better had she died by accident or by illness. It’s 10 years since she’s gone but it still kills me everyday knowing she did that to herself. There’s always the feeling that us as a family weren’t enough to stop her
Wow. Didn't realise that about Ian
Excuse my ignorance but what is a Yachter?
I also lost my dad to suicide. We were very close, and I think what hurts the most is thinking that he couldn't see past the pain to stick around longer. It's been nearly 9 years, you never get past the loss but you learn to deal with it a little better.
Seen him a couple of times, we were having my birthday dinner in London, he was in the same restaurant with Sadie and their kids; then again a few weeks later on the train. He was beautiful.
she can't walk for toffee on the runway either
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Your in for a treat Google, Yacht girls
A yachter is someone who shags old gnarled men on yachts for money ie they’re paid to attend male dominated parties and stuff on yachts to ‘pretty them up’ a bit. The predecessor of Dubai Portapottying
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