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Pregnant Tiger Lily Hutchence displays her baby bump and flashes gold band on her wedding finger as she steps out weeks after 'secretly marrying partner Ben Archer'
Pregnant Tiger Lily Hutchence showed off her growing baby bump as she stepped out for a casual stroll in London on Wednesday. The singer, 28, who is expecting her first child with Ben Archer, also flashed a gold band on her wedding finger weeks after they reportedly got married. The couple 'tied the knot in an intimate ceremony in East London' in April, two years after they met in 2023. And amid her alleged wedded bliss, Tiger Lily looked every inch the glowing mother-to-be as she enjoyed a walk with pal Lily Gutierrez. Tiger Lily donned a white lace-trimmed slip dress for the outing, which highlighted her burgeoning stomach. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new Showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. She added a dark brown sweater to her look, which she later wrapped around her waist, as well as a pair of Birkenstock sandals. Tiger is the daughter of the late Paula Yates, who died in 2000, and Michael Hutchence, who died in 1997. She was adopted by Bob Geldof after the death of her father. Bob married TV presenter Paula in 1986, and together the couple had three daughters, Fifi, Pixie, 34, and Peaches before divorcing in 1996. According to The Sun, the couple were 'keen to marry' ahead of the birth of their first child. The newlyweds reportedly hired out a restaurant on Columbia Road and invited their closest family and friends. A source said: 'Tiger Lily and Ben had a very chic, very low-key wedding on Saturday. They hired out a restaurant on Columbia Road for about 30 guests. 'Tiger Lily's sisters, Pixie and Fifi, were there, as well as Bob. The guest list was very rock 'n' roll, with Tiger Lily's godfather, Nick Cave, invited, too.
Daily Mail
24-05-2025
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Kate Ceberano reveals the sweet nickname INXS star Michael Hutchence had for her: 'He could have called me anything'
Kate Ceberano has revealed the sweet nickname that late INXS star Michael Hutchence called her. The veteran singer, 58, appeared on Channel Ten 's The Project on Friday night and was presented with a throwback 1985 interview from Hutchence in which he called her by the pet name. 'Under "Best Female Singer", he wrote "Katie Ceberano",' co-host Rove McManus said, as Kate explained the precious story behind the name. 'There's very few people I allow to me "Katie",' she began. 'My brother... and Michael Hutchence! I would have let him call me anything, to be perfectly honest.' From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. Kate and Michael formed a close friendship as they performed at the Australian Made festival in the late 80s and remained friends up until his tragic death in 1997. It comes after Hutchence's band INXS hit a new peak in the music charts, more than a decade after the iconic Australian band broke up, and 40 years after the initial release of their breakthrough album, Listen Like Thieves. Originally released in October 1985, the Sydney outfit's fifth album was the first to make its mark on a global scale. Listen Like Thieves boasted a number of successful singles, including the title track, as well as Kiss the Dirt (Falling Down the Mountain), This Time, and What You Need – which peaked at No.2 in Australia and No.5 on Billboard's Hot 100. But this week, INXS has stormed the charts in the United Kingdom thanks to the 40th Anniversary re-release of the album. Listen Like Thieves is topping four separate rankings in the UK, most of which did not exist when the record was originally released. It has immediately become INXS' highest-ever peak on the Official Album Sales chart, debuting at No.16. The band had been together for 35 years when drummer Jon Farriss made the announcement that INXS would no longer be touring together at a November 2012 concert at Perth Arena. It comes after Hutchence's band INXS hit a new peak in the music charts, more than a decade after the iconic Australian band broke up, and 40 years after the initial release of their breakthrough album, Listen Like Thieves 'We've done the album like a live show and what is there is there,' frontman Michael Hutchence told Rolling Stone in 1985. 'We want to present this record as a band – the idea of six people playing together and using traditional sounds.' Never-before-heard INXS demos, featuring vocals from late frontman were released to mark the milestone 40th anniversary. The extra tracks were released on May 9 as part of the reissue of the the rockers' 1985 album, which reached number one in Australia. Among the unreleased songs is a candid studio moment where Hutchence's charismatic voice echoes through early takes of their '80s hit track This Time. The rockers continued to perform with Hutchence until his tragic death in Sydney in 1997, where he committed suicide in a hotel room. The Australian group were one of the world's most successful rock bands in the late '80s. Following their formation in 1977, they stormed the charts with songs including Need You Tonight, Good Times, New Sensation and Kick. They are one of Australia's highest-selling bands of all time, with over 50 million albums sold worldwide. Their 2011 greatest hits album has spent a record 626 weeks on the ARIA top 100 albums chart.
Daily Mail
24-05-2025
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INXS achieve stunning chart milestone one decade after splitting up
INXS have hit a new peak in the music charts, more than a decade after the iconic Australian band broke up, and 40 years after the initial release of their breakthrough album, Listen Like Thieves. Originally released in October 1985, the Sydney outfit's fifth album was the first to make its mark on a global scale. Listen Like Thieves boasted a number of successful singles, including the title track, as well as Kiss the Dirt (Falling Down the Mountain), This Time, and What You Need – which peaked at No.2 in Australia and No.5 on Billboard's Hot 100. But this week, INXS has stormed the charts in the United Kingdom thanks to the 40th Anniversary re-release of the album. Listen Like Thieves is topping four separate rankings in the UK, most of which did not exist when the record was originally released. It has immediately become INXS' highest-ever peak on the Official Album Sales chart, debuting at No.16. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. The band had been together for 35 years when drummer Jon Farriss made the announcement that INXS would no longer be touring together at a November 2012 concert at Perth Arena. They were supporting Matchbox Twenty. 'We've done the album like a live show and what is there is there,' frontman Michael Hutchence told Rolling Stone in 1985. 'We want to present this record as a band – the idea of six people playing together and using traditional sounds.' Never-before-heard INXS demos, featuring vocals from late frontman were released to mark the milestone 40th anniversary. The extra tracks were released on May 9 as part of the reissue of the the rockers' 1985 album, which reached number one in Australia. Among the unreleased songs is a candid studio moment where Hutchence's charismatic voice echoes through early takes of their '80s hit track This Time. The anniversary edition has reignited nostalgia and appreciation for INXS' enduring legacy, under the guidance of executive music producer Giles Martin. INXS saxophonist Kirk Pengilly said compiling the tracklist was a moving experience. 'I did get emotional with this, because there were some out-takes of the banter between us all,' he told The Daily Telegraph. 'But we didn't keep a lot of that stuff, so I was really surprised when the tapes turned up. So this is pretty special, a real time capsule.' The band conquered the world with their 1985 album, which reached number 11 on the US Billboard chart and went double platinum there. It also charted in New Zealand, the UK and Canada. The re-release has catapulted the band back into the to the Official Album Download chart for the first time since 2012. The rockers continued to perform with singer Michael Hutchence until his tragic death in Sydney in 1997, where he committed suicide in a hotel room. Hutchence died at Sydney's Ritz Carlton, now known as the Intercontinental Hotel Double Bay, while depressed and under the influence of alcohol and drugs. His partner, Paula Yates, claimed a year before her own death that Michael likely died accidentally while choking himself for sexual pleasure, as the pair had engaged in similar sex games. A post-mortem examination found alcohol, cocaine, codeine, Prozac, Valium and other prescribed benzodiazepines - or 'benzos' - in Hutchence's urine and blood. In late 1995, Hutchence told British music magazine Vox: 'I don't wanna be a f***ing cliche. I don't need to be dropping off in a hotel bath. 'I've come close, though. I'm surprised I've survived and so are a lot of my friends.' The Australian group were one of the world's most successful rock bands in the late '80s. Following their formation in 1977, they stormed the charts with songs including Need You Tonight, Good Times, New Sensation and Kick. They are one of Australia's highest-selling bands of all time, with over 50 million albums sold worldwide. Their 2011 greatest hits album has spent a record 623 weeks on the ARIA top 100 albums chart. Its success followed the release of the 2014 Channel Seven mini-series about the band called Never Tear Us Apart.
Daily Mail
21-05-2025
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Tiger Lily Hutchence shows off her growing baby bump and flashes gold band on her wedding finger as she steps out in London - after 'secretly marrying her partner Ben Archer'
Pregnant Tiger Lily Hutchence showed off her growing baby bump as she stepped out in London on Tuesday. The singer, 28, who is expecting her first child with Ben Archer, also flashed a gold band on her wedding finger after they reportedly wed last month. The couple 'tied the knot in an intimate ceremony in East London' in April, two years after they met in 2023. Days later, the newly-weds appeared to confirm their marriage as they wore matching gold rings on their wedding fingers in London. Showing off her blossoming bump on her recent outing, Tiger Lily looked radiant and glowing as she enjoyed the sunshine. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new Showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. The brunette beauty flashed a hint of her cleavage in the plunging white satin dress, complemented with brown Birkenstocks. She added a pop of colour to her casual ensemble with a bright pink and red cardigan which sat above her stomach. According to The Sun, the couple were 'keen to marry' ahead of the birth of their first child. The newlyweds reportedly hired out a restaurant on Columbia Road and invited their closest family and friends. Tiger Lily is the daughter of the late Paula Yates, who died in 2000, and Michael Hutchence. She was adopted by Bob Geldof after the death of her father Michael in 1997. Bob married TV presenter Paula in 1986, and together the couple had three daughters, Fifi, Pixie, 34, and Peaches before divorcing in 1996. A source said: 'Tiger Lily and Ben had a very chic, very low-key wedding on Saturday. They hired out a restaurant on Columbia Road for about 30 guests. 'Tiger Lily's sisters, Pixie and Fifi, were there, as well as Bob. The guest list was very rock 'n' roll, with Tiger Lily's godfather, Nick Cave, invited, too. She added a pop of colour to her casual ensemble with a bright pink and red cardigan which sat above her stomach She even rocked a pair of fluffy green socks with her sandals 'Tiger Lily and Ben are so happy together and this ceremony was just for their closest friends and family. It was a beautiful day and, after the service, they all sat down to have a meal together.' Tiger Lily's husband revealed the news of her pregnancy last month when he shared an art flyer on Instagram which showed her showing off a large baby bump. 'My love @heavenlytiger is doing a show,' he commented. Tiger then confirmed the exciting news by responding with a hatching chicken emoji. 'Wahooo love you,' she wrote alongside the post. Followers expressed their excitement, with one person commenting: 'The joint exhibition!! the pregnancy!! I can't take it!!' 'Is T having a baby?' another questioned while a third wrote: 'YES!! THIS IS HUGE.' According to Woman's Day magazine, Tiger Lily and Ben have been 'inseparable'. Bob married TV presenter Paula in 1986, and together the couple had three daughters, Fifi, Pixie, 34, and Peaches before divorcing in 1996 (pictured together in 1985) 'His family adore her and she loves that they're so normal compared to hers,' a source told the publication last year. 'Things are getting very serious between them. Everyone's expecting an engagement announcement any day now.' In July, Tiger Lily made her feelings clear when she declared 'I love you' on an affectionate birthday post Ben made for her on Instagram. Another photo saw Tiger Lily leaving flirty comments underneath his modelling photos. 'Fit. I love you naked,' she wrote, to which he cheekily replied: 'Make out with me?'. Tiger Lily then quickly replied: 'Yes!' According to the insider, Ben has 'completely swept her off her feet' and he's 'everything she wants in a man'. Tiger was previously romantically linked to Aussie musician Nick Allbrook, but the pair called it quits after six years in April 2023. Tiger Lily's husband revealed the news of her pregnancy last month when he shared an art flyer on Instagram which showed her showing off a large baby bump In July, Tiger Lily made her feelings clear when she declared 'I love you' on an affectionate birthday post Ben made for her on Instagram According to reports in 2020, Tiger Lily and her former partner were engaged after she was seen sporting a ring on her wedding finger. Tiger Lily's father Bob meanwhile met French actress Jeanne Marine at a dinner party in 1996, where he had fled in a fit of depression over his divorce from his first wife. They quickly became inseparable, though remained tight-lipped about their romance, moving in together in London. Bob has credited Jeanne with helping him to raise his daughters, Fifi, Pixie, Peaches, as well as his adoptive daughter, Tiger-Lilly - and previously said his children 'wouldn't have survived' without her. Tiger Lily was just 16 months old when her father Michael killed himself in a Sydney hotel room at the age of 37. Her mother Paula overdosed on heroin at her home in Notting Hill, London, less than three years later. She was 41. The devastating circumstances that left Tiger Lily an orphan led to Paula's ex-husband Bob stepping in. He adopted Tiger Lily, and raised her as his daughter alongside his three daughters from his marriage to Paula; Peaches, who sadly passed away in 2014, Pixie and Fifi Trixibelle. Tiger Lily was last seen performing on stage in Perth at two separate venues in 2020, where she sang and played piano with a guitarist. Her life is a paradise of surfing, meditation and yoga – a world away from the gritty celebrity scene enjoyed by her late parents. Born Heavenly Hiraani Tiger Lily, she was always known as Tiger Lily but today prefers to use the name Heavenly.
Daily Mail
03-05-2025
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Never-before-heard Michael Hutchence demos set to be released for anniversary of iconic INXS album: 'I did get emotional'
Never-before-heard INXS demos, featuring vocals from late frontman Michael Hutchence, are set to be released set to mark a milestone anniversary. The tracks will be released on May 9 as part of a 40th anniversary reissue of the iconic band's 1985 album Listen Like Thieves, which reached number one in Australia. Among the unreleased songs is a candid studio moment where Hutchence's charismatic voice echoes through early takes of their '80s hit track This Time. The anniversary edition looks to reignite nostalgia and appreciation for INXS' enduring legacy, under the guidance of executive music producer Giles Martin. INXS saxophonist Kirk Pengilly said compiling the tracklist was a moving experience. 'I did get emotional with this, because there were some out-takes of the banter between us all,' he told The Daily Telegraph. Never-before-heard INXS demos featuring vocals from late frontman Michael Hutchence are set to be released set to mark a milestone anniversary 'But we didn't keep a lot of that stuff, so I was really surprised when the tapes turned up. So this is pretty special, a real time capsule.' The band conquered the world with their 1985 album, which reached number 11 on the US Billboard chart and went double platinum there. It also charted in New Zealand, the UK and Canada. It featured their first US top five single, What You Need, as well as the hit songs Kiss the Dirt (Falling Down the Mountain) and the title track. The rockers continued to perform with singer Michael Hutchence until his tragic death in Sydney in 1997, where he committed suicide in a hotel room. Hutchence died at Sydney's Ritz Carlton, now known as the Intercontinental Hotel Double Bay, while depressed and under the influence of alcohol and drugs. His partner, Paula Yates, claimed a year before her own death that Michael likely died accidentally while choking himself for sexual pleasure, as the pair had engaged in similar sex games. A post-mortem examination found alcohol, cocaine, codeine, Prozac, Valium and other prescribed benzodiazepines - or 'benzos' - in Hutchence's urine and blood. The tracks will be released on May 9 as part of a 40th anniversary reissue of their 1985 album Listen Like Thieves, which reached number one in Australia Among the unreleased songs, is a candid studio moment where Hutchence's charismatic voice echoes through early takes of their '80s hit track This Time In late 1995 Hutchence told British music magazine Vox: 'I don't wanna be a f***ing cliche. I don't need to be dropping off in a hotel bath. 'I've come close, though. I'm surprised I've survived and so are a lot of my friends.' The Australian group were one of the world's most successful rock bands in the late '80s. Following their formation in 1977, they stormed the charts with songs including Need You Tonight, Good Times, New Sensation and Kick. They are one of Australia's highest-selling bands of all time, with over 50 million albums sold worldwide. Their 2011 greatest hits album has spent a record 623 weeks on the ARIA top 100 albums chart. Its success followed the release of the 2014 Channel Seven mini-series about the band called Never Tear Us Apart. The band split after 35 years together in 2012, although its surviving members continue to reunite for special events.
