As Boris Becker’s divorce from his second wife, Lilly, gets under way, the 41-year-old Dutch model has resolved to put on a brave front — or should that be back?
Just weeks after confirming her nine-year marriage to bankrupt Boris, 50, has come to an end she has shared a picture online in which she poses topless in a barely-there black skirt.
Lilly Becker shared a picture online in which she poses topless in a barely-there black skirt
Speaking of her split with Boris, with whom she has an eight-year-old son, Amadeus, Lilly says: ‘Separation is the only solution.
‘In everything, we have always been very passionate — in life, in love, in sex and in quarrels.’
It came just weeks after confirming her nine-year marriage to bankrupt Boris (pictured together) has come to an end
A TV crew inside the new £800 million U.S. Embassy captured a needy display by Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson.
Attending a party, he buttonholes Ambassador Woody Johnson.
‘It’s nice having all these guests here but can I come to your office?’ begs Williamson, seeking a more intimate audience.
When an invitation is not offered, Gav persists: ‘If I could just pop in sometime . . .’ Doesn’t Woody know Gavin is tipped, if only by himself, as the next PM?
Charles embittered ex-charity chief dies
The former head of Prince Charles’s charity foundation in the U.S has died aged 58.
Robert Higdon worked for Prince Charles for 14 years until he was eventually fired in 2011.
According to Tom Bower’s recent biography of Prince Charles, Rebel Prince, Higdon remained ‘bitter’ about Charles’s lack of gratitude for all the millions he raised as director of the Prince of Wales Foundation (USA) and said he was hurt never to receive a Christmas card after he left.
Higdon assumed he had been fired because of his alcoholism and blamed Charles’s controversial former valet Michael Fawcett for leaking news of his exit to the press.
He never forgave Charles’ staff whom he described as ‘mean, vicious . . . the most horrible people I’ve worked with’.
Miserable singer Morrissey is at least a cheap date.
‘I’m absolutely hopeless when I’m handed a menu in a restaurant. I go directly to the kiddies’ meals. If I find baked beans then the night is a huge success,’ the militant vegetarian moans.
‘If you ever bring me out to dinner, it’s important that you also bring a toaster.’ Thanks, but I’ll pass . . .