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  • The Duchess dazzles: Kate and William bring a touch of glamour to charity gala

    The Duchess dazzles: Kate and William bring a touch of glamour to charity gala
    By DAILY MAIL REPORTER
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    Simply stunning: All eyes were on the Duchess of Cambridge as she she made her way inside the gala dinner
    The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge made a dazzling entrance at a charity gala dinner at Kensington Palace this evening.
    Looking stunning in a Jenny Packham gown, accessorised with LK Bennett shoes and a clutch bag, Kate brought her usual touch of simple elegance to the Duke and Duchess's first official public engagement as a married couple.
    The couple are attending the 10th annual Absolute Return for Kids (Ark) Gala Dinner.
    ©Dazzling: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arriving at the Ark Gala Dinner at Kensington Palace
    Kate's style has been scrutinised since officially becoming a member of the Royal family following her wedding to Prince William in April.
    With her recent appearances meeting the Obamas at Buckingham Palace - and watching the horse racing at the Epsom Derby at the weekend - she tested the sartorial water with simple but chic pieces.
    ©Star attraction: William and Kate didn't disappoint on their first official public engagement as a married couple
    However, the Duchess pulled out all the stops for this evening's glamorous event.
    William and Kate are attending the reception with 900 other guests at Perks Field and will later sit down to a private dinner before the prince gives a speech.
    Musician Mark Ronson and his band will perform for the royals and guests.
    The Duke and Duchess are attending on behalf of the Foundation of Prince William and Prince Harry - a body which raises sustainable funds for charitable grants.
    ©Glowing: Kate's beautiful gown was teamed with LK Bennett shoes and a clutch bag
    The gala dinner was held in an enormous luxury marquee which appeared more like a small building.
    As the guests arrived, a troupe of divers entertained them by diving acrobatically into a specially constructed pool.
    When the royal couple's Jaguar limousine pulled up, they were greeted by calls from banks of photographers asking them to pose for a picture.
    Financier Arpad Busson, co-founder of the organisation, warmly welcomed them before they climbed a few steps to the entrance of the building before posing and smiling for the waiting cameras.
    Outside the banquet hall was a covered reception area with two champagne bars and stalls serving sumptuous canapes from the Mediterranean and Far East where guests gathered before dinner was served.
    ©Hot ticket: The couple's presence at the gala will shine a spotlight on work carried out by the charity
    The Duke and Duchess mingled with some of the more prominent figures or chatted to associates of their host, Mr Busson, known as Arki to his friends.
    William and Kate were the centre of attention with people crowding around them to get a view of the newlyweds or take their picture on camera phones.
    Mr Busson has two sons with his former partner, model Elle Macpherson, and in recent years has dated actress Uma Thurman.
    The royal couple chatted to his sons, Flynn Busson, 13, and his eight-year-old brother, Cy, laughing and joking with them.
    After about 45 minutes, they made their way into the circular banqueting room which was filled with almost 100 oval tables.
    ©Meet and greet: From left to right, financier Arpad Busson, Prince William, the Duchess of Cambridge and Ian Wace, also a co-founder of Ark
    Among the guests seated on the Duke and Duchess's table were Oscar-winning actor Colin Firth, actress Liz Hurley, socialite Jemima Khan and broadcaster Mariella Frostrup.
    Elizabeth Murdoch, the daughter of media tycoon Rupert Murdoch, also had a place, as did William's private secretary, Jamie Lowther-Pinkerton, and Baroness de Rothschild.
    Anish Kapoor, the British-based, Indian-born sculptor, who won the Turner Prize in 1991, was another guest with a seat close to the Duke and Duchess.
    Kate sat between Crown Prince Pavlos of Greece, a distant relative of William, and Mr Busson, while her husband was opposite her with socialite Countess Debonaire von Bismarck on his left and Princess Marie of Greece on his other side.
    Wrapped around the edge of the room was a multi-coloured dot-matrix display which would later be used to show the bidding for charity lots that included a stay on the Maltese Falcon - the world's largest sailing yacht - or a Kenyan safari at a luxury lodge.
    ©Captivating: Kate seems to have taken to public life with ease as she chats with Matthew Freud
    On the tables were tiny consoles to allow the wealthy guests to place their bids and around the room were swings for performers to use to entertain the guests.
    Musician Mark Ronson and his band were due to entertain the diners later and a mystery band - rumoured to be the Kings Of Leon - were also performing.
    The £10,000-a-head dinner will also feature auctions to raise donations for Ark, which has projects helping disadvantaged children around the globe.
    ©In the UK it sponsors a number of academy schools and runs other projects like Teaching Leaders and Future Leaders.
    Ark was co-founded in 2002 by the financier Arpad Busson, who now acts as a trustee of the organisation.
    A spokeswoman for the charity said: 'Over the past 10 years, Ark's programmes in the UK, Southern Africa, eastern Europe and India have transformed the lives of more than 200,000 children.
    'In tackling access to healthcare in sub-Saharan Africa, improving educational opportunities in the UK, US and India, and giving children the chance to live in a caring and nurturing environment in Eastern Europe, Ark is helping to overcome some of the most severe blights on children's lives.
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    © Star quality: Liz Hurley, Sophie Dahl and Jemima Khan arrive at the gala
    source: dailymail

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  • Dinner for 171! The Queen treats the Obamas to a state banquet... and invites a few of their Hollywood friends

    Dinner for 171! The Queen treats the Obamas to a state banquet... and invites a few of their Hollywood friends
    By JESSICA SATHERLEY
    ©Cheers! The Queen toasts the Obama's visit before they sit down to a dinner of lamb, roast potatoes and vanilla Charlotte
    After a long day of public appearances, President Obama and US First Lady Michelle were treated to a state banquet at Buckingham Palace, hosted by the Queen tonight.
    The star-studded banquet saw 171 guests arrive, including Tom Hanks, Kevin Spacey and Tim Burton, who dined on lamb, roast potatoes and vanilla Charlotte.
    Also at Her Majesty’s banquet in honour of the Obamas were David Cameron, Nick Clegg and Boris Johnson.
    Former Prime Ministers Tony Blair and Gordon Brown also attended, as did Ed Miliband, Richard Branson and Helena Bonham Carter.
    Hollywood actor Hanks sat next to Ffion Hague, the wife of the Foreign Secretary, while Kevin Spacey was beside Sophie, the Countess of Wessex – wife of Prince Edward.
    ©Dinner for 171: The lavish banquet, hosted by the Queen, was to honour the Obama's state visit, and the President and First Lady posed here with the Royal couple before enjoying their meal
    Michelle Obama and the Queen both wore white gowns to the event, while President Obama opted for a traditional black suit that boasted a white bow tie and matching shirt.
    The First Lady accessorised her gorgeous floor-length gown with long white gloves and dangling earrings, while her hair was tied neatly up into a bun.
    ©Ladies in white: Both Michelle Obama and the Queen opted for long white gowns on the special occassion, but luckily weren't wearing the same dress
    As the Queen welcomed the Obamas, she said: ‘Today the US remains our most important ally. But our relationship goes far beyond our military ties.’
    She celebrated the special relationship between the US and Great Britain and highlighted their ‘shared history, common language and strong intellectual and cultural links’, during her welcome speech.
    Her Majesty said she had ‘fond memories’ of first meeting the Obamas in 2009 at the G20 conference in London.
    The lavish dinner was hosted in the Palace’s ballroom, where the Prince of Wales hosted the private meal for 300 on the evening of the royal wedding.
    ©Welcome speech: Her Majesty said she had 'fond memories' of first meeting the Obamas in 2009 at the G20 conference in London
    Earlier in the day the Obamas had visited Number Ten after laying a wreath on the tomb of an unknown soldier at Westminster Abbey.
    It is the couple’s first state visit to Britain and are staying at Buckingham Palace, instead of having to face an ordinary five star hotel.
    They arrived last night after their visit to Ireland and will spend tonight and tomorrow night in the luxurious Belgian Suite of Palace, which is the same suite Prince William and Kate spent their first night as a married couple.
    Despite not attending the Royal Wedding last month, the President and his wife met up with Prince William and his new bride today and talked for around 15 minutes with the newly-weds.
    On the Obama’s arrival, they were greeted with a 41-gun salute alongside The Queen, Prince Philip, Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.
    Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Elizabeth II Arrives For State Banquet At Buckingham Palace


    source: dailymail

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  • I love my bed!

    I love my bed!

    My dress

    I sometimes wonder what I would be like without my history of obesity and self-esteem issues. Would I have grown up sporty, confident, the life of the party? Or would I still be an introvert, thoughtful and quiet, as I am today?

    A few months ago I started a new job, and the team I joined is full of very outgoing and social folks - quite different to what I'm used to, with my background in publishing. (I'm used to being surrounded by lovely bookish types, who were usually very much like myself!) In this new job, I seem to be constantly feeling like a social misfit. The negative self talk is running rife, and it seems to peak on Fridays, when my colleagues spend half the afternoon talking about their plans to booze and dance the night away. All the while I am secretly looking forward to my night of a yummy home-cooked dinner, blog reading and snuggling up on the couch to watch Better Homes & Gardens!

    In my late teens I drank and danced many a weekend away, but these days I much prefer going out for brunch or to a delicious dinner with friends, having fun but also getting home at a fairly decent hour. I'm also quite shy, although I hide it well (I think - most of the time, anyway), so the thought of socialising with people I barely know really does strike fear into my heart.

    But at the same time, a part of me is curious and a bit envious about my colleagues' plans. I always think, maybe I should make the effort to put myself out there and make new friends rather than heading home to my comfortable little life? But usually, my terror at the thought quickly puts an end to any fantasies of the sort.

    I keep finding myself wondering if this is really me - if I'm just growing up and past the partying stage - or is it my weight and my lack of confidence talking? If this is really me, I should feel happy about staying true to myself and try to work on quietening those evil thoughts that tell me I'm not good enough. But to deny myself adventures and fun nights out purely because I am lacking in confidence and embarrassed about my weight is another story. The thought of that makes me very sad indeed.

    So, what to do? I guess only time will tell - perhaps as I continue on this healthy journey I will feel more like meeting new people and putting myself out on a limb. In the meantime, I will keep trying my best to ignore the shouty, negative thoughts in my head every time I'm very obviously the only girl in the office going home to my couch, my lovely man and my cuddly kitty cats.

    Do you suffer from social anxiety? Have you reached the stage where you prefer nights at home to big nights out on the town? Help me feel like less of a social pariah - please!

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  • patchwork

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    I finished up these patchwork tote bags a bit ago.  These were a happy accident.  I was starting to clean up my fabric area and I had a whole bunch of upholstery fabric scraps that I just couldn't bear to part with.  I added doilies and ribbons and lace to them too, I am happy with the outcome. 

    I am busy getting ready for next weekend, I have two shows, Oh Sweet Sadie, and The Avenues Street Fair.

    Today I am thinking:
    Why every time we get Casey's paycheck is it immediately gone?  Seriously, what the crap?!
    Being poor sucks, but hey we have lots of love around here :)
    I'm glad our fridge and pantry are full of food, which makes me think of the delish freshly cut watermelon, I should eat some of that.
    That my newly cleaned and organized fabric shelves are beautiful and they make me super inspired to sew.
    I am making lasagna for dinner, yum!
    It's kinda nice having the girls back in school, I think they like the routine, and I like that they don't argue and pester each other as much :)

    I hope you are having a lovely week!


  • Started and Finished

    Started and Finished
    I have not been around the blog much lately...but i am still visiting all my favorite blogs and working on some projects.

    We started school last week and it has been harder than i thought it would be to adjust to a new curriculum and a new schedule, but the naps(for me not them) are helping!!! :o)

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    Last night in a record binding session, less than 2 hours, i put a a lovely stripey finish on my Cogsmo robot quilt, for the maybe a boy baby. I was waffling a little on how much i liked it as i was putting it together, but as the quilting was coming to an end i started to like it more. I used straight lines throughout following along the seems as well as criss crossing the whole quilt.

    seving
    I threw it in the wash and dry this morning while we were doing lessons and it came out with all that crinkly goodness you read about in quilty blogland. Out of fear (fear of bleeding colors, shrinking, etc) i don't wash many of my quilts after they are done....but i am learning that that is unfounded....washing and drying is worth it. It looks loved and lived with.

    seving

    I have also started a crochet blankie for this new little one. Avery keeps joking with me that as long as i finish it before he or she is 1 i am doing good....since Mitchell got his at nearly 6. I can appreciate the kids sense of humor about this! Ave also helped me pick the yarn for the blanket...a soft white sprinkled with yellow and greens. I am almost half way with it and that is saying something!!!

    seving

    On a side note...today was my birthday. 35. My very nice friend and neighbor made me a mini cookie cake to celebrate. It was a simple average day. Life goes on...we had school and went shopping (with a wee stop on the road for a bad bought of car sickness, Mitchell) i made pizza for dinner and then Avery had her first gymnastics lesson (more about that later). Chris and the kids bought me some fun kitchen stuff from Williams and Sonoma and some really fun metallic sharpies. i am so addicted to those markers. I just wish i could make some real art with them...or just good doodling!
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  • Dressed down Doll: Nicole Scherzinger makes the most of comfy clothing but still makes to flash some flesh

    Dressed down Doll: Nicole Scherzinger makes the most of comfy clothing but still makes to flash some flesh
    By SARAH FITZMAURICE
    ©New job: The 32-year-old singer who is hosting X Factor USA alongside Steve Jones wrapped up in a grey and black scarf
    She will be glamming up every week as the host of X Factor USA so who can blame Nicole Scherzinger for making the most of the opportunity to dress down.
    The singer opted for a comfy travelling outfit yesterday as she jetted out of LAX in a pair of grey lame baggy trousers and a black top.
    ©Comfy clothes: Nicole Scherzing jetted out of LAX in a pair grey of hareem trousers and a baggy black top but flashed some flesh with the cut out back
    But Nicole still managed to keep things racy with her baggy top from the front cut out to reveal a lot of flesh at the back.
    The Poison singer also liberated her feet from high heels and strutted in a pair of flat strappy sandals and wrapped a black and grey scarf around her neck.
    The former Pussycat had performed on Ellen DeGeneres’ show which aired yesterday and was seen having a dance off with Oscar-winner Tom hanks,
    ©Luggage free? The Poison singer strolled through the airport in her sunglasses
    Nicole had performed her latest single Right There in a low cut tangerine dress.
    Tom, who attended the Queen’s state dinner in London last night was seen taking to the stage to dance with Nicole on the show which had been recorded prior to be aired yesterday.
    As well as performing her latest hit Nicole also discussed her new role as host of the U.S. X Factor.
    'It's good,' she said. 'We just started the audition process. Simon Cowell gets kind of out there. It's fun and spontaneous.'
    The 32-year-old singer is co-hosting the show alongside British TV presenter Steve Jones.
    ©New dance troupe? Nicole appeared on the Ellen DeGeneres show which aired yesterday with 50 cent and Tom Hanks challenged her to a dance off
    ©Get down low: Tom tried to mimic Nicole's moves but couldn't get down as low as she could
    Last week the singer performed on rival show American Idol in a barely-there white bra-style dress.
    Right There is the latest single from the former Pussycat Doll's solo album Killer Love.
    [HD] Nicole Scherzinger ft. 50 Cent - Right There (The Ellen DeGeneres Show - 24th May 2011)

    source: dailymail

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  • Ahhhh!

    Ahhhh!
    Sewing I've been a bit busy getting ready for shows, today's list consisted of 30 dishtowels and 10 receiving blankets, oh, and some earrings, and somewhere in there I made homemade pancakes, lunch, dinner, and did some laundry, and spent time posting this:)
    Now for the list tomorrow, do I start on the purses, burp cloths, slip dresses, or something else on my list, or do I clean the sinkful of dishes?

  • My Bag of Tricks

    My Bag of Tricks
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    I love a surprise....I love a surprise visit, a surprise package in the mail, and i really love a surprise sale! But I don't like a sewing surprise. Because that can never be good! But this time i was thrilled with a sewing surprise. It made me smile. It was so unexpected!
    sevingI was making this bag in fact with a surprise sale on that brown linen...and the circles are re-purposed dinner napkins that i got at goodwill(calling them reused makes it sound like they were dirty, but no they were brand new). How cool is that? I was not using a pattern. I just started cutting and got all my pieces sewn together when i got my surprise....it is reversible!! It was a total accident. I love it when stuff like that happens.sevingWhen you reverse it you have this very substantial pocket now on the inside. Yeah!! So, Colleen, is about this size good?
    sevingNow i must give props to my third bag model of the week. I had to put this last picture in because he was now modeling only the way a three year old does. He was tired of standing so nice, and taking pretty pictures....here he was about to pitch it right into the grass!
  • The passing-out ball: End-of-year celebrations prove a little TOO much for some Cambridge students

    The passing-out ball: End-of-year celebrations prove a little TOO much for some Cambridge students
    By RICHARD HARTLEY-PARKINSON
    ©The morning after: Walking seems to have got too much for the girl in the red dress, while the chap on the right seems to be feeling a little warm after a night of partying
    They've finished their exams, they're about to venture into the big wide world, and they've just spent hundreds on the hottest night in town.
    So no wonder it all proved a bit too much for some Cambridge University students, staggering home after partying all night to celebrate the end of term.
    Even at £200 for a couple, and on top of the cost of a new ball gown and tails, revellers at the Trinity May Ball were far from reserved - perhaps savouring their final carefree days of student life.
    Bleary-eyed after a night of partying, as the sun rose the youngsters carried on the celebration with drunken punt rides on the River Cam or breakfast in college gardens.
    ©Relaxed: As the sun rose, students who had paced themselves continued to drink bubbly as the sun rose
    The ball is a tradition dating back 145 years that is among the largest events in the Cambridge student social calendar and is as famous for the morning after events as the big night itself.
    After dinner and dancing the night of official events was brought to a close with a spectacular fireworks display, but for some it was a sign that the night was still young.
    ©The morning after the night before: These students look like they're up for continuing for some time with two bottles of Pimms
    One guest said: 'The champagne was flowing, but if you want to be among the survivors the next day, you learn to pace yourself.'
    The Trinity May Ball is normally held on the first Monday of May Week - the traditional end of term at Cambridge University.
    This year, however, it took place in June and is one of a series of balls taking place across the campus.
    The ball has continued every year since 1866 and has only had two breaks. Once in 1910 when King Edward VII died and again during the Second World War from 1939 to 1945.
    ©Class, style and some high jinx: One couple looks like they've stepped out of a Dickens novel as they make their way home while another share a laugh with friends
    The only trouble that was reported in the town was three calls from residents who complained to Cambridge City Council over excess noise.
    Robert Osbourn, the council's environmental protection team leader, told the Cambridge News that some complaints were inevitable.
    He said: 'You are never going to be able to guarantee that nobody hears anything.'
    The students also do their bit for charity. With 17 balls and major events being held in Cambridge this academic year, the total funds from all college May Balls is likely to reach tens of thousands of pounds.
    ©Having a punt: These party goers decide to have a more leisurely ride along the River Cam with cups of coffee
    ©Home time: Students file out of the Trinity May Ball in an orderly manner
    ©Friendships made: Students lie on the lawns in front of King's College as the sun rises over the spires of Cambridge
    ©Glamour: A group of women look as splendid as they did the night before as they set off home in their ball gowns
    ©It's a busy day for punters in Cambridge with hundreds of students to transport along the Cam
    source :dailymail

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  • New face, new man: Shane Warne plays smooth-faced English gent as he accompanies Elizabeth Hurley to Elton John's White Tie and Tiara Ball

    New face, new man: Shane Warne plays smooth-faced English gent as he accompanies Elizabeth Hurley to Elton John's White Tie and Tiara Ball
    By SARAH BULL
    ©Red carpet debut: Elizabeth Hurley and Shane Warne leave the model's London home to head to Sir Elton John's White Tie and Tiara Ball
    Shane Warne's new appearance continues to baffle and entertain in equal measure.
    The 41-year-old Australian cricket star played the smooth-faced English gent as he escorted his girlfriend Elizabeth Hurley to Elton John's White Tie and Tiara Ball.
    The pair, who have been dating since last December, cut quite a dash as they headed to the annual fundraising event held at Sir Elton and partner David Furnish's Windsor Home but the main talking point was Mr Warne's distinctly smoother face.
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    Smooth operator: Shane Warne as he was in 2005 and how he now looks six years on
    The cricketer, who has built up a reputation as a stereotypical macho Australian 'bloke', appeared to be wearing make up to boost his looks.
    He had his eyebrows shaped into a definite arch, perhaps styled by his own girlfriend, together with a goofy smoothed over hairstyle.
    Also noteworthy was his distinctly smoother looking face, particularly the area around his eyes with the disappearance of his crow's feet.
    ©You old smoothie: Shane Warne's altered appearance has led to speculation from some observers
    ©Posed up: The couple, who have been dating since last December, looked smart in their outfits
    In recent weeks observers have noted that the cricketer's formerly weathered, rough and ready appearance has altered somewhat thanks primarily to his weight loss, though he has rubbished any suggestion of surgery.
    Last week, cosmetic surgeon Dr Shahab Mahdi told the Daily Star: "The difference in Shane's appearance is dramatic. In my opinon it looks as though he has had a facelift.'
    His army of followers are not convinced either, accusing Shane of having a little help in the anti-ageing department.
    ©The morning after! Shane Warne didn't look like he was recovering from a hangover today while strolling around London
    ©Making a statement: Elizabeth opted for an animal-print gown which featured a long trailing train
    One fan took to Twitter, saying: 'He looks like a waxwork, all plucked and sculptured.'
    Another blogger from the social networking site wrote: 'How much surgery has shane warne had? Lol, the male version of jordan!'
    However the 41-year-old bowler defended himself, retaliating with: 'Questions re faclift/ Botox etc are absolute rubbish.'
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    Home and dry: Liz Hurley wears Shane Warne's dinner jacket as they arrive back at her Chelsea home
    ©New look: The cricketer has shed his rough and ready image for a more dapper, smooth look
    The sportsman is believed to have lost around 22lbs over the last few months, largely due to his girlfriend's influence.
    In fact, Shane has now completely changed the way he thinks about food, as he showed on his Twitter page when he asked his followers for advice on what to eat.
    He tweeted: 'Feel like a hot pie with copious amounts of sauce with crinkle cut chips!! What the best pie?'
    ©Stunning: Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie attended the event with their mother Sarah Ferguson
    ©Hosts for the night: Sir Elton and partner David Furnish pose for photographers inside the party
    But Shane then added just minutes later: 'NO Shane!! 78kg is target currently 82.5. Settle on a protein shake with an apple and banana - sob.'
    In the fashion stakes Elizabeth stuck to her usual formula in a floor-sweeping animal-print gown.
    She admitted to her Twitter followers earlier in the day that she had been struggling to decide what to wear.
    She wrote: 'Off to Elton & David's White Tie & Tiara Aids fundraiser. Can't decide which dress......'
    Meanwhile, Shane looked sharp in a black tuxedo which highlighted his recent weight loss.
    Elizabeth and Shane looked happier than ever as they attended the ball, keeping their arms around each other and smiling for photographers.
    And, in a recent interview, Shane said he was looking forward to spending more time with his gorgeous girlfriend.
    ©Smile, Boris! Becker and wife Sharlely 'Lilly' Kerssenberg arrive at Sir Elton's Windsor home for the annual event
    He said: 'She's a lovely lady. We get on really well and I'm spending a lot of time in England this summer, working for Sky.
    'We'll wait and see what happens between Liz and I - but at the moment things are great.'
    Earlier in the day, Shane was photographed arriving at Elizabeth's London home with a huge grin on his face and carrying a bag of golf clubs.
    Elizabeth, 46, announced in December that she had split from husband Arun Nayar, after pictures emerged of her kissing cricketer Shane Warne in a hotel in London.
    Following the pictures' publication, both Hurley and Warne hastily issued statements revealing that their respective marriages had been over for some time.
    Since then, the new couple have been making headlines for their on/off romance, rendezvous in Australia and India and tabloid rumours of his alleged infidelity.
    Elizabeth married Indian textile heir Nayar at Sudely Castle, near Winchcombe, Gloucestershire, in March 2007 - and had a traditional Hindu wedding at Umaid Bhawan Palace in Jodhpur, India.
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    New love? Glee star Matthew Morrison arrived hand-in-hand with a mystery woman
    The ceremonies were attended by numerous celebrities, including Sir Elton John, who gave the bride away.
    Announcing her separation from Arun, Liz tweeted: 'Not a great day. For the record, my husband Arun & I separated a few months ago. Our close family & friends were aware of this.'
    She added: 'Painful, sad days. Arun & I separated for private reasons but FTR he has been a great father to our son Damian & will always be in his life.'
    ©Date night: Noel Edmonds and wife Liz Davies arrive at the estate
    ©Brunettes have more fun: Alexa Chung and Nancy Del'Ollio were among the invited guests
    ©Dressed in black: The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo star Noomi Rapace arrives
    Hours later, Shane, 41, took to his own blog to confirm that his tumultuous marriage to wife Simone was also over.
    In a statement he said: 'Sadly and unfortunately, Simone and I split up a while ago, our close friends and family were informed at that time.
    'It is a private matter so we did not make it public. We remain friends and will continue to be good parents.'
    A notorious philanderer, Shane split from Simone, the mother of his children Brooke, 13, Jackson, 11 and Summer, 8, after a string of affairs, including a notorious sex text scandal in 2000 which saw him stripped of his Australian vice-captaincy.
    ©Casual wear: Earlier in the day Elizabeth was seen out shopping while Shane later popped around to her house carrying his bag of golf clubs
    ©Let me in! Shane rings the doorbell as he waits for Elizabeth to buzz him in
    source: dailymail

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