Prince Harry and Meghan Markle may have relocated to Canada and then California, but they’re continuing to show their support for the UK during the coronavirus pandemic through Zoom calls, video messages and engaging with their patronages during the crisis despite stepping down as senior members of the royal family earlier this year.
The couple moved overseas following their royal resignation and are currently renting a paparazzi proof mansion in Los Angeles, although their privacy has become a concern following reports that they have spotted drones flying near their new home.
But Harry decided to give a sneak peek of his LA home during a Zoom call.
In a video shared by StreetGames, the Duke of Sussex was sat in his garden as he spoke to volunteers from sports and wellbeing charity, Sport at the Heart, which has been supporting local communities during the coronavirus outbreak.
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The StreeGames organisation was founded in 2007 and was one of seven charities which received funding from donations on Harry and Meghan’s wedding. In the lead up to their big day, the Sussexes visited two projects in Cardiff.
The three helpers revealed that they had delivered food and sports equipment to families in the local area of Brent, North London, to which Harry replied: ‘You understand the importance of being outside and being able to use sport and outdoor activities, to not only keep yourselves physically fit, but mentally fit as well.’
At the end of the call, Harry also wished them well, saying: ‘Stay safe, be well, you’re doing such amazing work and thank you so much for being you, and just being so kind and compassionate and caring to others.’
Prince William and Kate Middleton are one of the most famous couples in the world, but in the early days of their relationship they used a number of decoys in order to distract paparazzi from finding out that they were dating. They used a codename to keep their names out of newspapers and William set up a support hotline for Kate to help her adjust to life as a royal in the spotlight.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge met at the St Andrews University and were placed in the same dormitory during their first year of studies. They quickly became good friends, but nothing romantic happened between them as they were both seeing other people.
When William and Kate later started dating, they had a very clever way of keeping their relationship a secret. To appear as just friends during their second year at university, the moved in together – but with mutual friends.
Royal biographer Katie Nicholl told Vanity Fair: ‘Their bedrooms were on separate landings, but by this stage, it was nothing more than pretence.
‘William and Kate had fallen in love and were enjoying a conventional university romance, albeit one involving elaborate cover-ups and decoys.
‘In a bid to keep their relationship below the radar for as long as possible, they would leave the house at different times and arrive at dinner parties separately, and made a pact never to hold hands in public.’
Although they were able to keep things secret, in 2004 their relationship became public when they were spotted kissing during a ski trip.
They split briefly but rekindled their relationship shortly afterwards and went on to get married in 2011.
So it makes sense that Starbucks will be offering a pink frapp, and it’s likely you’ll see it cropping up on your Instagram feed over the next few weeks.
Since the coffee shop closed alongside a number of food and drinks outlets as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, their at-home frappuccino recipe went viral and allowed customers to recreate the popular drink in their own kitchens.
But from 4th June, the Ruby Flamingo Frappuccino will be available across all UK stores and it sounds delicious.
The drink will contain real ruby chocolate pieces, raspberry flavoured syrup and pink whipped cream and will be a perfect cool, refreshing summer beverage.
The tangy taste is fruity, and looks like a bright pink dream.
Ruby chocolate is a relatively new find and has proved popular in recent years with its fruity flavour and chocolate texture. Belgian-Swiss cocoa company Berry Callebaut introduced it in 2017 and has seen various brands incorporating it into their products, including Magnum ruby ice creams.
The Mini Ruby Flamingo Frappuccino will set you back £3.45, while a Tall is £3.75 and the Grande is £4.
It will only be available for four weeks so if you want to try it you’ll have to get hold of one in June.
You can order one on the Starbucks UK app to pick up yours in store, and it’s also available for delivery on Uber Eats across 12 cities in the UK.
Since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepped down as senior royals earlier this year, they have relocated overseas with their one year old son, Archie Harrison. Their first move was to Canada where they ‘enjoyed the quiet life’, and just before the lockdown they headed to the US.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been busy doing all they can throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, delivering food to the critically ill in their area and making Zoom calls to show their support for various charities.
But Meghan has also been secretly helping one of her royal patronages, animal charity Mayhew, despite stepping down as a member of the royal family.
Sarah Hastelow told Newsweek: ‘She’s been such a champion of animals and animal welfare. It’s always been a passion of hers.’
She also said that the Duchess was been ‘in touch’ since lockdown but ‘couldn’t say more than that’.
Another source, reportedly from the Sussexes team, confirmed: ‘The Duchess is in touch and working with Mayhew at this time.’
They added that the charity is not just a ‘classic animal charity’ as they endeavour to help those ‘in the community’ during the global crisis, aiming to assist homeless individuals with pets who are struggling to find supplies.
Their website says: ‘We desperately need extra funds to buy supplies of food, litter, flea and worm treatment as our suppliers are running low.’
Meghan is a keen animal rights advocate and since the charity has experienced financial hardship as a result of the coronavirus outbreak. As Mayhew can no longer hold fundraising events due to the strict government guidelines on large groups gathering, she has reportedly been supporting and assisting them through the difficult times.
Like many women, I spend a few minutes every morning in front of the mirror moisturising every square inch of skin – and yes, looking for cellulite. Like the grow-out phase of a fringe, it’s annoying. But, spoiler alert: cellulite is completely normal. You don’t have to love it – because I certainly don’t love my dimply thighs and bum – but it is natural. And in the same way that you may not be able to completely slay wrinkles, you can significantly improve its appearance with the best cellulite creams and know-how.
What Even Is Cellulite?
Cellulite is, at the most basic level, fat that is sandwiched between your skin and muscles.
It’s thought that this fat pushes on the tissue bands that connect your skin to your muscles, making the skin dimple. Imagine skin poking through the tiny holes in a pair of fishnet tights and you get the picture.
It’s also pretty indiscriminate as it targets anyone, including Olympic athletes.
‘Between 80 and 90 per cent of women will experience cellulite at some point in their lives,’ says aesthetic doctor, Dr Sophie Shotter.
What Causes Cellulite?
That’s a little trickier to answer.
‘Hormones play a part, in particular oestrogen, the primary female sex hormone, although we don’t yet know why,’ says Shotter.
One theory is that oestrogen can encourage your body to produce more fat. So an imbalance between oestrogen and testosterone levels often causes cellulite. Taking the pill also increases your chances of getting it.
Another theory is that cellulite gets worse as women approach menopause because oestrogen levels decline. ‘Declining oestrogen levels cause fat cells to become larger, therefore making cellulite more visible,’ says Shotter.
Like we said, it’s still a grey area.
However, the reason more women get cellulite than men is the structure of our collagen, the main protein that makes up connective tissue.
‘In women the connective tissue bands are arranged vertically, allowing for fat to become compartmentalised in the pockets in between,’ explains Shotter. ‘In men they follow a criss cross pattern, which makes this less likely.’
Genetics also play a part, as your vulnerability to cellulite seems to be at least partly inherited.
‘This can come from genetic factors linked to speed of metabolism, distribution of fat under the skin and ethnicity,’ she adds.
How To Prevent Cellulite From Getting Worse?
There are a few different treatments, from body brushes to our pick of the best cellulite creams and serums, that go some way to helping you get rid of cellulite. In our experience, a combination of a few tends to make the most difference.
Body Brushing
Use a body brush at least three times a week and then rub one of the best cellulite creams into your skin afterwards.
‘Dry brushing can help to boost circulation, helping with oxygen delivery to affected areas and encouraging collagen production,’ says Shotter. ‘It also helps to improve lymphatic drainage.’
Toxins, which can build up in your layers of fat, and excess fluid are then eliminated in your waste.
This sturdy brush made from natural cactus bristles not only helps improve your circulation but it exfoliates your skin simultaneously. Win-win situation.
When you apply your cellulite cream, be sure to massage it in to increase blood circulation and reduce excessive amounts of fluid in areas that contain cellulite.
It’s also thought that by rubbing the skin, you cause it to temporarily swell for a more even-looking canvas.
The Right Ingredients in The Best Cellulite Creams
‘Caffeine increases circulation to the affected area,’ says Shotter. ‘It is also thought to aid lipolysis, a process where the body sheds fat cells and skin appears temporarily smoother. Retinol, meanwhile, helps boost collagen production over time.’
And the thicker the skin is, the less visible cellulite bumps poking through will be.
Expert thinking currently suggests applying a cream with retinol first, followed by one with caffeine.
Other key ingredients are L carnitine, an amino acid which aids with fat burning, and antioxidants to protect collagen. ‘Additionally, centella asiatica increases blood flow and allows for better nutrient absorption,’ says Shotter.
But don’t expect miracles right away. Stick at it and combine your cream application with a low-salt diet, exercises to build lean muscle and drinking plenty of water to flush out toxins.
You’ll notice a marked difference in a matter of weeks.
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Meet the cellulite cream you’ll actually look forward to applying. It’s non greasy and jam-packed with the skin-firming powerhouse retinol, plus antioxidants and emollients to smooth and add lust-worthy radiance to limbs. Just make sure you apply one of the best SPF moisturisers on top before heading outside.
Marie Claire's edit of the best things to buy, browse and book
Allow us to introduce: hot list. Whether it’s some much-needed pampering, a quick interiors update, a cool event to book tickets for or a wardrobe refresh, here’s Marie Claire’s edit of the best ways to indulge.
Here at Marie Claire HQ we’re constantly seeking out secret sales, new brands, fun events, exclusive beauty treatments and cool coffee table books. We also love updating our home with a cool new piece of pottery, art or a delicious new candle.
We’ve rounded-up all the coolest things to do, see and buy this week. There are new store openings, new fashion brands, A-list collaborations, grooming updates and generally gorgeous and useful things to know so that your downtime is as stylish as you are.
This week we’re loving:
This is your ultimate shopping list, so check in with us every week so you can hit the shops fully informed on what’s new and cool each week. Click through to see our favourite picks…
We don’t know about you, but when we get wind of any of Kate Middleton’s beauty products, well, we bookmark them instantly. The Duchess of Cambridge always looks like a 10/10, so if there’s any chance we can emulate that glow for ourselves, we’ll happily try our luck.
There’s no question that her bridal look from her wedding to Prince William in 2011 will go down in the beauty history books, with Kate famously doing her own make-up for the big day. But the woman is pretty much always camera-ready, with super-healthy hair and skin and classic make-up choices. Who wouldn’t want a slice of that for themselves?
So without further ado, keep reading for the beauty products lucky enough to have the royal seal of approval, from skincare to Kate Middleton’s favourite perfume.
Kate Middleton make-up favourites
Generally speaking, Kate’s signature make-up look consists of groomed eyebrows, lined eyes, healthy glow to the cheeks and a nude lip. Last year’s Wimbledon appearance was one of the very, very few times we’ve seen her using a beauty product in public; namely, the classic Clarins Lip Perfector. We’d say the above looks like the equally classic shade, Rose Shimmer.
As for Kate Middleton’s lipstick of choice? It’s normally Bobbi Brown’s Lip Colour in the shade Sandwash Pink, which she most notably wore for the royal wedding nine years ago. Scroll through the gallery at the end of this article for more of her signature make-up picks.
That mane is the envy of us all, when you look at Kate Middleton’s hair it’s no surprise that so many people use her as a reference point in the hairdresser’s chair. So how does she look after those shiny, shiny locks?
This organic oil, rich in vitamin C, omegas and fatty acids, is said to have been Kate’s go-to throughout her pregnancies. Thought to be a recommendation from her mum Carole, who loves it too, it can reduce the appearance of wrinkles, scars and stretch marks. Magic.
Dubbed ‘the perfect royal tan’, apparently this was the spray tan brand of choice for Kate’s wedding day. The natural-looking colour and fresh fragrance makes it one of the best fake tans you can get. A great DIY tan for at-home jobs.
Read more of the skincare products fit for a duchess in our round-up at the end of this article.
We don’t know about you, but Kate Middleton’s favourite beauty products are seriously making us reconsider our beauty bag essentials. Keep scrolling for even more of her go-to beauty buys.
Prince William and Kate Middleton celebrated their ninth wedding anniversary this year, and since their big day they have moved home, taken on more royal responsibilities and started a family.
Before they became the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, they started dating while studying at St Andrews and it was eight years before William got down on one knee.
To help Kate transition from university student to royal, William reportedly set up a hotline for Kate so that she felt supported as she adapted to life in the public eye.
However, according to journalist and author Catherine Mayer, there was one thing that Kate ‘didn’t know’ before she married the prince.
In the 2017 ITV documentary Kate: The Making of a Modern Queen, Mayer said: ‘The one thing I suppose she may not have known, and will now know, is just how peculiar royal life is.
‘It’s the strangest place I have ever spent time ‒ the palace.
‘Just that sense of never ever really being alone and the palaces are sort of strange old buildings that are all about actually being built for show, for people to look inwards, and so they’re really not about comfort, they’re really not about family life.’
Mayer also said that Kate will only now understand the proper etiquette and royal protocol involved in their daily lives, but revealed that she was ready to take on the role following her brief split from William in 2007.
During their engagement interview in 2010, Kate admitted that the break had upset her but ultimately made her stronger. Royal experts believe that the break up was a ‘testing period’ and made them realise they were destined to be together.
Mayer said: ‘I don’t think there’s anything at this stage that I could teach Kate about being a member of the Royal Family, because she clearly took to it very quickly.
‘But she also had this very interesting period in her relationship with the prince where they split up and got back together again, which was very clearly a testing period, a proving period, something where she had already been through the baptism of fire in terms of what it meant for destroying any chance of a private life she would ever had, and she went into it in that sense with her eyes open.’
The couple have gone from strength to strength over the years, and – as they say – the rest is history!
The Duke of Cambridge has also spoken about his close relationship with his father and grandmother, while Kate is also said to have a lovely bond with her parents.
However, a recent story about William’s feelings towards Kate’s family has caused a bit of a stir.
A report in the new issue of Tatler claims that Kate’s mother, Carole Middleton, is the ‘mummy [William] always wanted,’ and that their ‘family life is so soothing for him as it’s so different from his own family.’
The feature was written by journalist Anna Pasternak, who has previously written a book on Princess Diana’s relationship with James Hewitt.
She wrote: ‘In William’s eyes Carole and Micheal can do no wrong,’ then adding a quote from an anonymous source, claiming to be a friend of the Middletons, which read: ‘He absolutely adores them. Michael is charming. Really king, soft and gentle. William loves going to the country to stay with them. Their family life is so soothing for him as it’s so different from his own family.’
It continues that another insider allegedly added: ‘I’ve heard that Prince William is obsessed with Carole. She’s the mummy he always wanted.’
However, Kensington Palace issued a statement regarding the piece, writing: ‘This story contains a swathe of inaccuracies and false misrepresentations which were not put to Kensington Palace prior to publication.’
The publication has refuted the palace’s denial and claims that they had been in contact with them when putting together the feature, responding via Entertainment Tonight: ‘Tatler’s Editor-in-Chief Richard Dennen stands behind the reporting of Anna Pasternak and her sources.
‘Kensington Palace knew we were running the “Catherine the Great” cover months ago and we asked them to work together on it. The fact they are denying they ever knew is categorically false.’
They say eyes are the window to the soul, so let’s make sure they blooming well pop with the best eyeshadow palettes.
Sure, the best mascara, best eyeliner and eyebrow products are your everyday staples, but few products allow for as much creativity as a whole palette of different shades and textures.
Eyeshadows can add a subtle wash of flattering colour, allow you to create smouldering smokey nighttime looks, or express yourself with bright, colourful combinations. You can create endless looks for any occasion with just one product – making them worth the investment.
What makes the best eyeshadow palettes so great?
‘Eye shadow palettes are one of my obsessions! I love the versatility and many different looks that can be achieved with a palette mix of gorgeous shades,’ pro make-up artist Cher Webb tells us. ‘My go-tos are the NARS Skin Deep Palette (£56, Lookfantastic) for a classic bronze smokey eye; so versatile for both daytime and evening looks, the carefully selected shades are flattering on everyone and every eye colour.
‘The Urban Decay Palettes are iconic; the pigment levels and shade selection set them apart and your desired look can be achieved with each palette’s array of flattering shades. One of my personal favourites and an ideal starter palette is Naked Reloaded (£39, Feelunique), a perfect mix of colour and texture. BECCA Cosmetics have the very beautiful Pearly Glow Shimmering Eyeshadow Palette (£42, John Lewis). Each shade is like a colour wash, very eye catching and easy to blend and work with.
It’s really creative, fun and economical to customise your own palette and, as you are choosing your favourite colours, the whole palette will be used so there’s no waste. Brands such as MAC, NARS & NYX offer this service with palettes ranging from mini two shade palettes all the way up to large palettes of fifteen.’
So, no matter your budget, keep reading as we take you through the best eyeshadow palettes on the market. The possibilities are endless.
Best eyeshadow palettes for blue eyes
Now, there aren’t necessarily any rules when it comes to what eyeshadow colours you can pull off. But in theory, the best eyeshadow colours for blue eyes are browns, bronzes and golds, all of which can really help make eyes stand out. If you’re looking for something bolder try blues, pinks or corals.
Best eyeshadow palettes for brown eyes
Greys, warm browns and plum tones are all great picks for brown eyes and, for bolder options, bright pinks and purples make a great pairing.
Best eyeshadow palettes for green eyes
Browns, copper and silver tones all work really well on green eyes, while shades of purple will really make them pop.
Best eyeshadow primer
If you have oily eyelids and your shadow and liner likes to slip and slide all over the place, it’s essential to use an eyeshadow primer. Probably the best in the biz is the below, which will grip shadow to your life all day long.
Between them Sleek’s palettes have every single colour you could ever possibly need; A New Day (above) contains the essential neutrals for everyday wear, while All Night Long (above) takes things up a notch for brighter, more shimmery looks. Want something bolder? Try 3AM on for size. Be sure to check out other high street brands like NYX, Maybelline and Rimmel for other great and affordable buys.
Hungry for more? We hear ya. Keep reading for the latest and greatest eyeshadow palettes on the market right now.
However, if you prefer your tipple a bit bubbly you’ll be pleased to know that pink prosecco is on its way to the UK – and it sounds like a delicious dream.
Italian wine producer, Bosco Viticultori, will be first to produce the pink sparkling drink, telling Drinks Business: ‘We will be making pink Prosecco from the 2019 harvest, which will be bottled in December. There is a temptation to get the wines ready in time for Christmas, but it’s better to take your time and make a quality product than rush it to market.
They are looking to produce 1 million bottles and will cost between £10 to £12.
We’ll have to wait a little longer to get hold of a bottle, as they won’t hit shelves until January 1st 2021 at the earliest – however, we’re certain it’ll be worth the wait.
You’ve probably noticed by now that denim is a major part of my wardrobe. No matter the time of year, I love a great pair of jeans, and I’m always on the lookout for the occasional pair that stands out above the rest.
My most recent denim find is one I’m really excited about, from Sofia Jeans by Sofia Vergara, a brand I’ve been wearing since it first launched at Walmart. Aside from this pair being my favorite high waisted skinny silhouette, it has a contoured waistband that highlights the waist beautifully, while sculpting curves in the most flattering way! Best of all, they’re under $30, which is an absolute steal for jeans with such an amazing fit and structured-with-stretch fabric.
Right now while we’re still sheltering in place in California, I’m prioritizing stretch fabrics for comfort, and these jeans definitely make the cut. I love that they have tons of stretch, but are structured enough to keep their shape. I recently paired them with this adorable top for an afternoon in the backyard, and I love how the outfit came together– I’m definitely going to be buying these jeans in more washes!
But if you want a cooling drink in the sunshine, what’s better than a Slush Puppie? Not only will it transport you back to your childhood but they’re also just as delicious as an adult (no, you’re never too old for one).
Well, in news we didn’t know we needed until now, you can create your own icy beverage at home with the Slush Puppie maker and what a dream.
The two most popular flavours are delicious blue raspberry or tasty red cherry, and now you can make your own from the comfort of your kitchen.
If you purchase your machine from Amazon, delivery is free and it’ll set you back £49.99. Plus, it comes with the branded straws and cups so that you can really get nostalgic.
All you have to do is add ice to the machine, pop in a squeeze of your favourite syrup and it’s good to go.
Sounds like the perfect way to chill out while soaking up the rays.
We know exactly what we’ll be doing during the heatwave this weekend.
It’s hardly surprising therefore that Kate Middleton bagged the top spot of a ranking for the ‘coolest and most inspiring’ women around.
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‘During these strange and uncertain times, it’s fantastic to see strong, powerful women coming to the fore,’ Evie Porter, spokesperson and Head of Projects said of the research based on 2,000 British women and conducted by polling firm Perspectus Global.
High ranking spots went to Reese Witherspoon, Michelle Obama, The Queen, Greta Thunberg and Hillary Clinton among others. The overwhelming winner however was the Duchess of Cambridge.
‘From her Hold Still photography project to a video call with a new mum and virtual bingo session with care home residents, Kate has shown just how cool and inspiring she is,’ a spokesperson said on behalf of the study.
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Here’s the study’s rundown of the coolest women of the moment…
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made news earlier this year as they stepped down from their roles as ‘senior’ members of the royal family, becoming financially independent.
It wasn’t their losing of their HRH titles or their loss of the Sussex Royal brand that made the most news however. Instead, it was their big move, with the couple relocating across the pond.
The Sussex family are still renting at this point while they look for a permanent LA home, with the couple currently staying in actor Tyler Perry’s property.
According to reports however, privacy is a bit of a problem in terms of the property, with the Daily Beast claiming that the couple have reported drones over their home on multiple occasions.
According to Los Angeles Police Department records, via InStyle, an LAPD spokesperson referenced ‘an ongoing drone issue’, with the reported incidents taking place between May 9 and May 25.
‘They see these drones coming in at them, and they guess that they are being operated by photographers, but they can’t just assume that,’ an friend of Harry and Meghan’s explained to the Daily Beast. ‘Meghan received racist death threats at the time of her wedding, so the terror threat is very real for them.’
The source continued: ‘Imagine if you were in their shoes facing that, how that would feel? To have drones buzzing around 20 feet above your head when you are trying to play with your son?’
This comes after reports that the couple has had to increase their security measures, with Daily Mail reporting that the couple has even erected privacy screens around the Beverly Hills area mansion, with its close proximity to hiking trails prompting concern that hikers may be able to see inside Harry and Meghan’s home.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have not yet commented.
The couple lost their HRH titles and their Sussex Royal brand and moved across the pond to California with their baby Archie. The family of three will reportedly be dividing their time between England and America.
With the coronavirus pandemic putting countries on lockdown and prohibiting travel, Harry and Meghan are staying in their Los Angeles home and have been forced to cancel their plans.
This made headlines this week, as Prince Harry, Meghan Markle and baby Archie were forced to cancel their trip to the UK.
However, due to the pandemic and the lockdown restrictions, the nuptials have been postponed, therefore changing the Sussex family’s travel plans.
This comes after the news that Prince Harry was forced to cancel his trip to the UK for the London Marathon last month, with the Duke of Sussex usually a regular at the 26.2-mile London race. It has been postponed to Sunday 4 October 2020.
The Sussex family are sure to reschedule their travel arrangements for when Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi set a new date for their wedding.
After ten years of being there for us, Friends left our screens in 2004 – leaving a Central Perk shaped hole in our hearts – and we’re still not over it. Yes it may have been 15 years since Chandler, Rachel, Ross, Monica, Phoebe and Joey made their last appearances but it still feels like it was just yesterday.
We’re still deeply invested in Rachel and Ross’ tumultuous relationship, we’ve never given up hope on Parker (Alec Baldwin) coming back into our lives, and we can’t believe how quickly the Friends children have grown up. Are we the only ones confused by our feelings for Ben now that he’s grown up and starring in Riverdale?
But it wasn’t Cole Sprouse or the revelation that one of the core six characters was almost written out of the show that made news this week. Instead it was a sweet moment between Matthew Perry and Lisa Kudrow, that involved him giving her a piece of the Friends set.
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In a recent interview with Jimmy Kimmel this week, Lisa recalled how Matthew gave her the iconic clock-shaped cookie jar from Monica and Rachel’s apartment following a sweet joke they had shared about it.
‘We’re shooting a scene, years before we were finished, and my line was, “Oh! I better get going,” like, “Oh! I’m late, I better get going,”‘ Lisa explained to Jimmy, going on to recall that she wasn’t wearing a watch to go with her line, so ended up checking the clock-shaped cookie jar instead.
‘As the words were coming out, I went, “Oh, good, there’s a clock”‘, she recalled, ‘so I gestured to that, and said, “Oh! Look at the time. I gotta get going.” And during shooting, Matthew said, “Did you look at the cookie jar and say look at the time?”‘
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Hilarity obviously ensued and years later when Matthew wanted to give Lisa a present as the show wrapped, he landed on the clock shaped cookie jar for nostalgia’s sake.
Taking pride of place in her house, Lisa obviously loves the gift, but recalling her immediate reaction, she claimed: ‘I think the first thing I asked was, “This was so nice – did you get permission?” I mean, my car used to get searched every night when I left.’
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So many looks to be created with this for day and night. The full tutorial is up next beauts 
