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FIRST FOR CELEBRITY NEWS ISSUE 1141 ● JULY 3 2018 ● £2 WEEKLY PRINCE HARRY SUPPORTS MEGHAN HOW DOTING HARRY’S BEEN HER ROCK DURING AN EMOTIONAL WEEK WORLD CUP EXCLUSIVE ENGLAND STAR KYLE VICTORIA ROI FR €3.80 BECKHAM Auz $7.99 Malta €4.25 Malta WALKER CDN $7.99 CDN $7.99 NL €4.75 NL €4.75 AT HOME WITH OPENS UP Esp/Por €3.80Esp/Por €4.80 Italy Aus €6.10 Ger €5.30 Export £2.60/€4.90 £2.60/€4.90 Export inc GST HIS GIRLFRIEND ABOUT HER €2.81 ANNIE KILNER MARRIAGE ‘I AM ‘ANNIE HAS TRYING SUPPORTED ME TO BE THE FROM DAY ONE BEST WIFE – HOPEFULLY THAT I I CAN DO MY CAN BE – FAMILY PROUD’ IT’S NOT EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW AND PICTURES AT HOME EASY’ THE VERSION OF OF THE VERSION THIS EDITION WAS ATCURRENT THE TIME PRESS OF GOING TO VERSIONS – OTHER MAY OF THIS ISSUE THE BE DISTRIBUTED, OF WHICH CONTENTS THE FROM VARY MAY OF THIS CONTENTS MAGAZINE OK! CONTENTS NEWSAND INTERVIEWS THEDUKEANDDUCHESSOFSUSSEXhead to ISSUEJULY the races for Meghan’s Royal Ascot debut THOMASMARKLEopens up about ust a month after tying missing his daughter’s wedding the knot, the Duke and ZARAand MIKETINDALLwelcome Duchess of Sussex joined a baby girl! other senior members of J DECLANDONNELLYand his wife ALI the royal family for a day at ASTALLlead the way at Ascot the races last week. VICTORIABECKHAM praises husband OK! was at Royal Ascot the DAVID as she steps out in New York day Meghan made her debut ANTMCPARTLIN there, but despite the smile and his new girlfriend KIMKARDASHIAN plastered across her face, the week didn’t get returns to Paris LUCYMECKLENBURGH RYAN off to the best start for the newest member of and the royal family. Just a day before, Meghan’s THOMASlook loved up in Mykonos father gave his exclusive first interview on We chat to Love Island favourite JACK TV – turn the page to find out how Harry has FINCHAM’s boss Dane to find out why DANIDYER supported his wife as their private conversations is a keeper, and MEGANBARTONHANSON’s were laid bare, and what’s next for the couple. friend Lauren reveals her pal’s ‘type on paper’ Elsewhere, World Cup fever has well and KATIEPRICEheads to Glasgow for a romantic truly hit! We caught up with England defender getaway with her new boyfriend KRISBOYSON Kyle Walker and his girlfriend Annie Kilner at HARRYKANE’s fiancée Katie Goodland gushes home in Cheshire before he headed off to over the England captain after his victory in Russia Russia. On page 44, Kyle tells us about his REBEKAHVARDY’SWORLDCUPCOLUMN hopes for bringing home the trophy, and raising BRITCROWDAll the UK showbiz news three adorable young sons with Annie. HOLLYWOODCONFIDENTIAL This week, we also catch up with Danielle LOVEMATTERSWho’s found Cupid? Lloyd at her new home. On page 58, she hits DUALIPA and ISAACCAREWput on a united back at rumours she’s pregnant with her fifth front in New York following cheating rumours child, revealing pictures of her with a swollen KIMKARDASHIANand KANYEWESTtreat stomach were down to endometriosis. She also birthday girl North to a Big Apple birthday meal gives us the lowdown on her wedding plans with AIDANTURNER Michael O’Neill. whisks his girlfriend away Also in this week’s issue, friends of Love for a romantic mini-break in Paris DANEDGAR AMBERTURNER Island stars Jack Fincham and and sizzle in Megan Barton Hanson tell us Santorini as they confirm their relationship how they think they’re getting CHRISTINEand FRANKLAMPARD’s babymoon on in the villa, and Inbetweeners At home with England footballer KYLE actress Emily Atack addresses WALKERand his long-term love ANNIEKILNER rumours of a new KIRSTYTYLER KATHERINEJENKINS on being a working mum film from the comedy OK!EDITORINCHIEF DANIELLELLOYDinvites us into her new home favourites. Enjoy! @KIRSTYTYLER and tells us about life with her boys The Inbetweeners star EMILYATACK on her ONTHECOVERTHISWEEK Love Island favourites and women in comedy FASHIONISTA WHAT’SINSTORE This week’s fashion FASHIONSmash hit! MAYAJAMAon being a role model and designing her first fashion line FASHIONSPYRosie’s stylish week BEAUTYBUZZSlather on the sunscreen BEAUTYEDITStowaway staples STYLEEDITTropical crush LIFESTYLEANDCHAT EMILYANDREon juggling her busy life EMILYANDRE’SOK!COLUMN GEORGIATOFFOLOon life in the spotlight KATEGARRAWAYtells us what her kids think of having a famous mum OK!DIETLouise Thompson ANDREAMCLEANtalks about breaking taboos OK!REVIEWS The hottest new releases GEMMACOLLINSchats diva demands OK!HEALTHHow Love Island stars get in shape OK!ICONSArctic Monkeys OK!TRAVELWashington DC GRIGORDIMITROVon love and tennis KYMMARSH’SOK!COLUMN OK!PARTIES The week’s big events STARSWhat lies ahead OK!HOTSPOT Fawsley Hall VISITOURWEBSITEWWWOKCOUK VINTAGEOK!As Helen Flanagan prepares to give birth again, we look back at her first pregnancy GETTY IMAGES, JAMES ITV, RUDLAND, LORNA ROACH, SHUTTERSTOCK WWW.OK.CO.UK 3 ADAYATTHERACESINATOUGHWEEKFORTHEDUCHESS HARRYSUPPORTSMEGHAN ATHERROYALASCOTDEBUT THEDUKEANDDUCHESSOFSUSSEXJOINHERMAJESTYTHEQUEEN FORTHEGRANDDAYOUTFOLLOWINGHERFATHER’SSURPRISEINTERVIEW he Duchess of Sussex looked as unflappable and demure as ever as she made her Royal Ascot debut last Tuesday, Tkeeping up a brave face following her father’s revelations of their private conversations during an interview on Good Morning Britain (see page 10) a day before. A source exclusively revealed to OK! that neither Meghan or Kensington Palace knew that the televised chat with Thomas Markle was taking place. ‘No one in the royal family was given a heads up. It came as a surprise to everyone,’ the insider said. Duncan Larcombe, former royal editor and author of Prince Harry: The Inside Story, tells OK! that Harry will have been Meghan’s rock throughout this latest ordeal: ‘Meghan will have been feeling rattled and upset by what her father has done, but as always Harry will have been there to support her. Meghan is new to how the royal family works but Harry has been dealing with it his whole life, so he knows how to handle situations like this. It’s clear how in love and protective he is of Meghan so he’ll have been doing his best to reassure her that everything was okay.’ Talking of Thomas’s interview, royal expert Omid Scobie told us: ‘No doubt it will have been an emotional week for Meghan. No daughter wants to wake up and see their father on television talking about a life they’ve so desperately tried to keep private.’ OK! was at Royal Ascot as Meghan joined her husband for the traditional procession. The crowds erupted as, just after 2pm, the couple rode by in the royal carriage with Prince Edward and the Countess of Wessex. Her Majesty the Queen, Princess Anne, Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall were also there. As Harry and Meghan walked hand in hand into the royal box in time for the first race, they seemed still to be riding on a high from their wedding day just a month previously. But despite their smiles, Meghan appeared to seek comfort from her husband, linking her arm through his, taking his hand and touching his back. 4 Above: The Duchess of Sussex was radiant as she waved to the Royal Ascot crowds and posed with her husband (facing page left). Facing page right: Her Majesty the Queen arrives WWW.OK.CO.UK 5 Above: Jockey Frankie Dettori lifts his trophy after winning the St James’s Palace Stakes on Without Parole. Below left: Cheeky Frankie gave Meghan’s hand a kiss! Below right: The duchess was all smiles on the day 6 Above: Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall. Below: Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie During his first ever interview, Thomas told GMB hosts Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid about his daughter’s tears after she discovered he wasn’t well enough to attend her wedding. He also confessed that he discussed politics with Harry as they struck up a bond over the phone during the early stages of his romance with Meghan. As a rule, the royal family are supposed to remain politically neutral, but during the interview, Thomas said: ‘I was complaining I didn’t like [US President] Donald Trump and he said to give him a chance. I sort of disagreed with that but I still liked Harry.’ Duncan told OK! that the interview will have been seen as a betrayal of Harry and Meghan’s trust, particularly after the Duke of Sussex has spoken passionately about wanting to protect the privacy of the former Suits actress. Shortly after their romance became public, Harry released an unprecedented statement criticising intrusive reporting about Meghan, and calling for her ‘safety’ to be protected. ‘Thomas’s interview causes a real problem for Harry and Meghan. They need those closest to them to help protect their privacy and now they know they can’t trust him. It poses lots of problems for the future. For example, if Meghan gets pregnant they’ll feel like they can’t tell him for fear he’ll let it slip. I don’t think there’s any way either of them gave Thomas their permission for the interview to go ahead,’ Duncan says. The interview will no doubt have been an extra blow for Harry after the prince advised his father-in-law on how to deal with intense media interest in his personal life. Speaking on GMB, Thomas said of Harry’s advice: ‘Most of it was, don’t speak to the press. The rest of the things were to be careful. They were emphatic about not giving any information to the press or talking to them.’ Duncan adds that after Harry and Meghan forgave Thomas for setting up paparazzi shots ahead of their wedding day, this interview could put even more strain on their relationship with him.
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