Prince William’s Duchy row, King Charles in Antigua and Olandria’s Naomi Campbell tribute lead this week’s Feminegra edit.
Prince William’s Duchy tenant controversy leads the week, followed by Harriet Phillips, celebrity Halloween, Olandria Carthen and more.
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Prince William’s Duchy tenant controversy leads the week, followed by Harriet Phillips landing a royal magazine exclusive, our favourite celebrity Halloween looks, Olandria Carthen getting James Gunn’s attention and Martha Stewart’s deleted costume.
The Duchy of Cornwall has apologised to tenants after families on the Bradninch estate were told they could face leaving their homes. The controversy sits awkwardly beside William’s public campaign to end homelessness.
Harriet Phillips landed a glossy HELLO! exclusive while King Charles was touring the Caribbean, providing an interesting contrast with the outrage that often follows when Harry and Meghan make news during a royal engagement.
Zendaya honoured Halle Berry, Olandria channelled Naomi Campbell, Megan Thee Stallion went full gothic fantasy and Sabrina Carpenter embraced Hairspray nostalgia in some of our favourite looks.
Martha Stewart sparked criticism after dressing as a hungry person for Halloween while holding a sign asking for help. The post disappeared, but screenshots ensured the conversation did not.
Charles found himself standing in torrential rain during an Antigua independence event while Camilla headed towards shelter under an umbrella. Naturally, the photographs told their own story.
Records released after a five-year transparency battle identify Sarah Ferguson and senior Conservative figures among names connected to companies referred through the government’s controversial Covid PPE VIP lane.
As Ever’s Spiced Apple Butter is back in stock just in time for the holidays. The seasonal favourite sold out quickly last time, so if you missed it, now is the perfect time to restock your pantry or add a jar to your holiday table. Even better, Feminegra readers can save 15% with code FEMINEGRA15.
