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Daily Mail
8 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
George Clooney lets his glamorous wife Amal take centre stage on red carpet at King's Trust Awards as they're joined by a host of showbiz stars
George Clooney proved he is ever the gentleman as he let his glamorous wife Amal take centre stage on the red carpet at the King's Trust Awards on Thursday. The Hollywood icon, 64, and his human rights lawyer wife, 47, dressed to impress as they led the celebs at the star-studded event held at the Royal Festival Hall in London. George cut a dapper figure in a navy suit and open collar white shirt as he cosied up to his stunning wife, who turned heads in a white gown. The couple held hands as they made their way up the red carpet posing for photos while both wearing sunglasses. Meanwhile, pregnant Sophie Habboo showed off her baby bump in white figure-hugging square neck midi dress as she cosied up to husband Jamie Laing. The Made In Chelsea star elevated her frame in a pair of white towering heels white Jamie looked smart in a grey double breasted blazer layered over a white T-shirt. The couple, who are expecting their first child, were all smiles as they attended the event after that eyebrow-raising video breaking the rules at Buckingham Palace. Marvin and Rochelle Humes were all smiles as they coordinated in smart black and white outfits. The JLS singer cut a cool figure in a white T-shirt and black blazer as he cosied up to his glamorous wife. Meanwhile, Rochelle showed off her sophisticated style in a black and white midi dress which she teamed with a matching cropped blazer and heels. Sam Thompson was also in attendance after his mortifying' gaffe with King Charles during at Buckingham Palace on Wednesday was revealed. The TV personality, 32, was among the stars that attended the reception of the King's Trust Awards to celebrate the winners. Taking to his Instagram on Thursday, Sam shared a series of snaps of him at the awards including a snap of him meeting the King himself. He penned alongside the post: 'Complete honour and pinch me moment yesterday to be invited to the palace. A massive thank you to @kingstrust and @theroyalfamily. 'I am lucky enough to be able to present an award to Taylor who is an incredibly special human. 'After spending some time with him, his story is one that I think will resonate with a lot of young men his age and I know this is only the beginning for him.' Sam then revealed: 'Also called the king 'mate' which was mortifying but he was cool about it!' George cut a dapper figure in a navy suit and open collar white shirt as he cosied up to his stunning wife, who turned heads in a white gown The JLS singer cut a cool figure in a white T-shirt and black blazer as he cosied up to his glamorous wife Sam Thompson dressed smart in a suit as he arrived at the event It comes just hours after the MailOnline revealed Sam and Samie Elishi have split after their two-month romance 'fizzled out'. Elsewhere at the event on Wednesdau, Tasha Ghouri joined Jamie and Sophie in breaking Buckingham Palace rules as she shared photos from the King's Trust Awards. Former Made In Chelsea stars Jamie and Sophie raised eyebrows when they cheekily filmed themselves on the Grand Staircase at the Palace, which has been traversed by Kings and Queens, Princes and Princesses. The married couple - who are expecting their first baby together - filmed themselves recreating Harry and Meghan's famous 'Baby Mama' dance in the heart of the royal residence. The cheeky video came as a breach of Palace rules as guests were asked not to use their cameras inside Buckingham Palace during the star-studded King's Trust event. And now, Love Island star Tasha, 26, has joined in with the apparent rule-breaking antics as she too took to Instagram to share photographs of herself on the historic staircase. Leaning on the banister, Tasha beamed as she looked up at the historic artwork while posing for photos as she ascended the incredible staircase. She penned: 'A lovely day yesterday with His Majesty, King Charles and had the honour of meeting the individuals who have achieved incredible things being a part of the @kingstrust programme! Today we celebrate you all!' Guests were asked not to photograph on the Grand Staircase, which was built for Queen Victoria, and breaking the rule, Tasha leaned on the banister looking up at the historic artwork Revealing the stars were bending the rules was Made In Chelsea favourites Jamie and pregnant wife Sophie as they cheekily filmed inside the palace breaking the rules too On Wednesday, Jamie and Sophie had revealed they bent the rules by cheekily filming on the royal staircase - prompting a surprising response from officials. The couple recreated Harry and Meghan's by now infamous 'Baby Mama' dance, but it is unclear whether it was a dig at the former royals. Four years ago, they sparked huge debate after the Duchess of Sussex posted a video on Instagram of them doing the viral craze four years ago in the delivery suite shortly before she gave birth to their daughter, Princess Lilibet. Seemingly channeling the couple with their own video, Jamie wrote: 'They said we couldn't film in Buckingham Palace.' While the moment was most definitely a breach in protocol and could have sparked a royal meltdown, palace aides fortunately found the funny side. Its official Instagram account 'theroyalfamily' replied to the post, saying: 'We see you' accompanied by a pair of eyes and a wink emojis. The King's Trust entered the conversation in the spirit of the occasion, saying: 'All of our attendees are very well behaved' with the same look and a laughing emoji. However, p resenter Fearne Cotton, who was also a guest, said: 'You also had your pap camera out with a flash. Think of what the flash has done to those priceless paintings.' Proof that no offence was taken, a palace aide told the Mail: 'I'm sure it was done in a spirit of fun, and of course aligned to Jamie's wonderful support for The King's Trust Awards - even if it's not something we would greatly encourage every guest to attempt.' Referring to 'theroyalfamily' account's official response, they added most definitely with tongue-in-cheek: 'Proof that from time to time the Royal Family account has a sense of humour too. 'As for Jamie, may we recommend a visit to the Tower of London. Hashtag Winkyfacelolz.' The King's Trust was set up by King Charles when he was Prince of Wales in 1976 to help disadvantaged young people get back into education, work and training. It has since gone on to help more than one million young people and is considered one of the biggest and most effective charities of its kind in the country.
Daily Mail
10 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Tasha Ghouri cheekily joins Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo in breaking Buckingham Palace rules as she poses on the Grand Staircase after THAT eyebrow-raising video
Tasha Ghouri has joined Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo in breaking Buckingham Palace rules on Wednesday as she shared photos from the King's Trust Awards. Former Made In Chelsea stars Jamie, 36, and Sophie, 30, raised eyebrows when they cheekily filmed themselves on the Grand Staircase at the Palace, which has been traversed by Kings and Queens, Princes and Princesses. The married couple - who are expecting their first baby together - filmed themselves recreating Harry and Meghan's famous 'Baby Mama' dance in the heart of the royal residence. The cheeky video came as a breach of Palace rules as guests were asked not to use their cameras inside Buckingham Palace during the star-studded King's Trust event. And now, Love Island star Tasha, 26, has joined in with the apparent rule-breaking antics as she too took to Instagram to share photographs of herself on the historic staircase. Leaning on the banister, Tasha beamed as she looked up at the historic artwork while posing for photos as she ascended the incredible staircase. The Strictly star didn't mention the rule break in her caption but simply gushed over meeting King Charles at the charity event. She penned: 'A lovely day yesterday with His Majesty, King Charles and had the honour of meeting the individuals who have achieved incredible things being a part of the @kingstrust programme! Today we celebrate you all!' On Wednesday, Jamie and Sophie had revealed they bent the rules by cheekily filming on the royal staircase - prompting a surprising response from officials. The couple recreated Harry and Meghan's by now infamous 'Baby Mama' dance, but it is unclear whether it was a dig at the former royals. Four years ago, they sparked huge debate after the Duchess of Sussex posted a video on Instagram of them doing the viral craze four years ago in the delivery suite shortly before she gave birth to their daughter, Princess Lilibet. Seemingly channeling the couple with their own video, Jamie wrote: 'They said we couldn't film in Buckingham Palace.' While the moment was most definitely a breach in protocol and could have sparked a royal meltdown, palace aides fortunately found the funny side. Its official Instagram account 'theroyalfamily' replied to the post, saying: 'We see you' accompanied by a pair of eyes and a wink emojis. Guests were asked not to photograph on the Grand Staircase, which was built for Queen Victoria, and breaking the rule, Tasha leaned on the banister looking up at the historic artwork The King's Trust entered the conversation in the spirit of the occasion, saying: 'All of our attendees are very well behaved' with the same look and a laughing emoji. However, p resenter Fearne Cotton, who was also a guest, said: 'You also had your pap camera out with a flash. Think of what the flash has done to those priceless paintings.' Proof that no offence was taken, a palace aide told the Mail: 'I'm sure it was done in a spirit of fun, and of course aligned to Jamie's wonderful support for The King's Trust Awards - even if it's not something we would greatly encourage every guest to attempt.' Referring to 'theroyalfamily' account's official response, they added most definitely with tongue-in-cheek: 'Proof that from time to time the Royal Family account has a sense of humour too. 'As for Jamie, may we recommend a visit to the Tower of London. Hashtag Winkyfacelolz.' The King's Trust was set up by King Charles when he was Prince of Wales in 1976 to help disadvantaged young people get back into education, work and training. It has since gone on to help more than one million young people and is considered one of the biggest and most effective charities of its kind in the country. It comes after MailOnline exclusively revealed that Tasha is in a new romance with a CBBC presenter. While the moment was most definitely a breach in protocol and could have sparked a royal meltdown, palace aides fortunately found the funny side The reality star fell victim to the Strictly curse in January, splitting from long-term partner Andrew Le Page, 30, just weeks after she finished runner-up on the show. But now, four months after their breakup, Tasha has moved on with YouTuber Cam Whitnall, 29, who stars in CBBC series One Zoo Three and BBC show OZT Goes Wild alongside his brothers Ty and Aaron. Cam, whose family run Hertfordshire Zoo, is the managing director of a non-profit charity, The Big Cat Sanctuary, which rescues wild cats and protects species at risk of extinction. The influencer boasts an enormous following on both YouTube and TikTok thanks to his insightful videos showing a range of animals in their natural habitats. MailOnline understands the new couple have bonded over their love for animals after Tasha rescued her dog, Luna, who she previously shared with Andrew, from Spanish charity Alora Dog Rescue and Homeward Bound. Tasha has been single since January when she joined dating app Raya shortly after her split from Andrew, who she had been in a relationship with for over two years. The couple met on Love Island in 2022 and went onto purchase a house together which they were renovating before going their separate ways.
The Independent
a day ago
- Entertainment
- The Independent
Charles requests Sugababes for King's Trust Awards red carpet
The King has requested the Sugababes be played on the red carpet at his King's Trust Awards ceremony as he celebrated the winners with a host of stars. Hollywood celebrity George Clooney and wife lawyer Amal Clooney were joined by fellow trust supporters, actors Dame Joanna Lumley, Joseph Fiennes and TV presenter Dec Donnelly, one half of Ant and Dec, at a Buckingham Palace reception honouring recipients. Fiennes dubbed the King the 'patron saint of second chances' for the work of his trust supporting young people over almost five decades, ahead of the awards ceremony being staged on Thursday. Ant and Dec, the trust's goodwill ambassadors, will be hosting the awards ceremony for the 13th time and Donnelly joked how the King had offered to write some jokes for the pair 'he's going to do some script writing for us, it's always gratefully received'. After chatting to the girl group Sugababes, Mutya Buena, Keisha Buchanan, Siobhan Donaghy, who will open and close the ceremony at London's Royal Festival Hall, Charles spoke to Radio 1 DJ Melvin Odoom. The broadcaster, who will be playing a DJ set for those arriving on the red carpet, asked the King 'Any tunes you want, let me know', and said later 'he asked for the Sugababes CD to be played.' He joked: 'I didn't want to say to him we don't use CDs anymore, I'm using USB, but I'll drop the Sugababes.' The girl group has just finished a tour and Buchanan said: 'That's very, very cool to know the King has requested us. 'We said to the King we've been around for 25 years and he was like wow, he was a bit taken a back. 'He said he wanted a CD and we think we'll introduce him to Overload first, he was really lovely.' George Clooney joined his wife who was supporting Alice, 19, winner of the Amal Clooney Women's Empowerment Award after setting up a business teaching other women the traditional Kenyan craft of bead work. She said Amal had been acting as a mentor and described the couple as 'very intelligent people' and said 'all the world is shining', after being told she had won the award after taking part in a programme run by the King's Trust International. The trust will celebrate its 50th anniversary in 2026 and was started by Charles, when he was prince of Wales, following his concern too many young people were being excluded from society through a lack of opportunity. In 1976, when he left the Royal Navy, he used the £7,400 he received in severance pay to fund a number of community schemes. These early initiatives were the founding projects of his charity. Fiennes said after talking to the King: 'In the 25 years that I've been doing this we've just seen a collection of young potential that has been picked up and disenfranchised and not given the right opportunities, so I said to His Majesty, maybe it was inappropriate, but 'you are the patron saint of second chances'. 'And giving young potential second chances is just vital, cost of living, mental crises after Covid, this deep rupture in our psyche, especially for the youth, has been massive, so for the trust to be running and doing what it's doing is so extraordinary.'
