EMILY PRESCOTT: Phoebe Saatchi wants to set up home with husband Arthur Yates within walking distance of St James’s Palace
If Phoebe Saatchi and her husband Arthur Yates are yet to buy their own home, it’s no wonder… their dream property is in St James’s, one of the most expensive areas of London.
Phoebe, the only daughter of advertising guru Charles Saatchi, has just opened an art gallery in the area and the pair were hoping to find a pad within walking distance.
That’s easier said than done given that St James’s is home to a Royal palace and The Ritz!
Still, Phoebe is delighted to be working with her hubby. ‘I’m doing the thing I love with the person I love.’
If Phoebe Saatchi and her husband Arthur Yates are yet to buy their own home, it’s no wonder… their dream property is in St James’s, one of the most expensive areas of London
Phoebe, the only daughter of advertising guru Charles Saatchi, has just opened an art gallery in the area and the pair were hoping to find a pad within walking distance
James plays the fool
He plays serial killer Tommy Lee Royce in Happy Valley and is set to appear in a stage adaptation of Hanya Yanagihara’s rather depressing novel A Little Life, so no wonder James Norton is looking for light relief – he’s planning to start clown classes.
The Cambridge-educated star looks poised to don a giant red nose and huge shoes alongside his wife, actress Imogen Poots, after telling food critic Grace Dent for her Comfort Eating podcast: ‘We’ve both got quite into clowning recently.’
He plays serial killer Tommy Lee Royce in Happy Valley and is set to appear in a stage adaptation of Hanya Yanagihara’s rather depressing novel A Little Life, so no wonder James Norton is looking for light relief – he’s planning to start clown classes
If you were a big fan of socialite Lady Victoria Hervey pontificating on topics such as Prince Andrew’s innocence, Covid conspiracy theories and Hollywood’s ‘satantic cults’, you’re in luck. The 46-year-old has joined personalised video firm Cameo, so you can now pay £122 for your own message from Lady V.
Mark’s own rehab
The producer behind Amy Winehouse’s famous song Rehab has revealed he has undergone a stint in a celebrity treatment centre to help him kick his own drug habit.
Mark Ronson, left with Winehouse, sought help at a £4,300-a-week centre where he underwent the ‘Hoffman Process’, which actress Sienna Miller credited with helping her silence ‘the f****** noise in my head’.
Speaking about his anxiety and use of drugs, Ronson says: ‘I read every book my therapist told me to, and he sent me to a place called Hoffman. I was ready to do it.’
He still drinks alcohol but says checking into the retreat helped him beat drugs. Ronson has previously insisted that Winehouse was not an addict when they recorded Rehab.
Mark Ronson, left with Winehouse, sought help at a £4,300-a-week centre where he underwent the ‘Hoffman Process’, which actress Sienna Miller credited with helping her silence ‘the f****** noise in my head’.
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