This pair are following in the footsteps of their A-list actor parents at the photocall for their new movie - so can YOU guess who they are? after she said she has been working out more and NOT taking Ozempicto stay thin Kyle Richards, 54, flashes her arm muscles. and even sneak some snaps of the Royals too! Motsi Mabuse, Amanda Holden and Bear Grylls lead snap happy stars taking Coronation selfies. No more meal-time tantrums! Start to ENJOY family dinners again with these delicious 20-minute ideas everyone will love King Charles Coronation RECAP: King's sorrow at Harry's disappearing act as he raised toast to Archie on his birthday 'We looked around for a little while, and saw it had rolled under a chair,' she told the Sunday Telegraph. Miss Anderson's wedding did not go entirely smoothly, as Dr Welby momentarily lost the bride's ring. Instead, they had a civil ceremony at Windsor Guildhall and a prayer service at St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle. Charles's future role as Supreme Governor of the Church was also considered a factor. The wedding comes 12 years after Dr Welby's predecessor Rowan Williams refused to let Prince Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles marry in church because of their adulterous history, and because her ex-husband was living. It insists divorcees are asked a series of questions designed to ensure their previous marriage has been fully resolved and 'past hurts' have been healed.

Miss Anderson, Dr Welby's head of media relations and former press secretary to the Queen, is believed to be the first divorcee to be married by an archbishop of Canterbury in recent times.Ĭhurch of England rules state that remarriage of a divorcee whose former spouse is still living is 'exceptional'. The Archbishop of Canterbury has conducted the wedding of a divorcee in a sign of support for those who wish to remarry in church.ĭr Justin Welby presided over the ceremony at Lambeth Palace where one of his senior staff, Ailsa Anderson, married journalist Simon Cole. Dr Justin Welby (pictured) has conducted the wedding of a divorcee in a sign of support for those who wish to remarry in church

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