If Kamala Harris beats Trump and wins the White House, will her friend Meghan embark on a political career?
In 2020, when Harris became Joe Biden’s running mate, Meg was effusive: “I’m so excited to see that kind of representation,” she told Gloria Steinem.
‘You know, for me, being biracial, growing up, whether it’s a doll or a person in office, you need to see someone that looks like you in some way.’
Harris has been similarly supportive of Meghan, especially for her Black Lives Matter campaign. Is there any chance that President Kamala will appoint Meghan as the U.S. ambassador to the Court of St. James?
Meghan Markle gestures to Prince Harry during their visit to Lightway Academy in Abuja on May 10
Vice President Kamala Harris speaks at her campaign rally at West Allis, Central High School in Wisconsin yesterday
Former President Donald J. Trump at his first public rally in Michigan since being shot in the ear during an assassination attempt
Mrs Colin Campbell More like Mother Teresa
Mrs Colin Campbell is passing the hat to give Meghan’s father, Thomas, a cash gift for his 80th birthday.
Georgia Campbell, who dressed as Mother Teresa, says she hopes to raise £10,000.
“A lot of people have suggested that I lead this fundraiser,” he meows, adding, in a sentence sure to antagonize Meghan: “Now that he’s been rejected and abandoned by the daughter… (we must) show her that there are still people in the world with good hearts.”
Lady Colin Campbell pictured smiling in a green blouse at her home in Castle Gorling, Sussex in 2020
Maureen Lipman breaks taboos
Has Maureen Lipman broken a taboo by referring to the endearing width of her friend Cherie Blair’s mouth?
Recalling Cherie and her husband Tony’s visit to see the musical Oklahoma!, she explained how she mastered the Southern accent of her character, Aunt Eller.
“We’ve been told to keep our mouths in the shape of a letterbox,” she told Tony and Cherie, who is pictured with her mouth open.
Maureen Lipman at the opening night of Hello Dolly at the London Palladium on July 18
Anne Robinson shares her top tips on name-droppers
Agony Aunt Saga Ana Robinson Advises on how to deal with name-droppers.
“Once the dinner is gaining momentum, you mention a famous name and then immediately throw the napkin in the air,” she advises.
‘Once everyone has had a few drinks, the party becomes a lot of fun as guests try to outdo each other on how many stories they can tell involving a well-known person. It’s also a polite way to point the finger at the worst offender.’
Surely something more lethal than napkins could fly if anyone mentions the name of Anne’s famous handshake. Andrew Parker Bowles!
Anne Robinson addresses a Cure3 exhibition in aid of The Cure Parkinsons Trust in London on March 13, 2017
Richard Coles says Strictly has a ‘dark heart’
Former Strictly contestant Richard Coles is doing the BBC no favours by announcing that the controversial dance show has a “dark heart”.
Revenge from Coles? He quit in a rage last year when his Saturday Live show on BBC Radio 4 moved from London to Cardiff, saying: “I felt a bit hasty in leaving.
He’s a great national institution and has more power in his elbow. It would be nice if he could distinguish that elbow from his ass from time to time.
Reverend Richard Coles on ‘Good Morning Britain’ TV show, London, UK, 8 August 2022
Miriam Margolyes longs to be taken seriously
Plain Miriam Margolyes tells Radio Times she longs to be taken seriously, while confirming she always carries a raw onion in her handbag. “I love onions, but I think I might move on to garlic because it’s easier to carry.” Is she having a giraffe?
Miriam Margolyes will appear on Loose Women on 4 July 2024
