Comedy pokes fun at woke Windsors
THE black outfits of stage star Sheridan Smith and fiancé Jamie Horn are out of step with their mood on a happy trip to a concert on Sunday.
The actress and singer, 38, cradled her growing baby bump at the London Coliseum event in aid of Leukaemia UK.
Sheridan wore her golden locks loose around her shoulders, and revealed some large hoop earrings.
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HARRY and Meghan won’t be laughing when comedy show The Windsors returns tonight.
The third series depicts the Prince as a yoga-loving hippy while his woke wife campaigns against avocados.
Tom Durant-Pritchard, who takes over Harry’s role in the Channel 4 satire, said: “We’ve now got a new, sort of domesticated, returning-froma-health-spa, barefoot prince.
“It’s been really enjoyable to see if he manages to adapt to his new life as a yogi.”
Meghan is portrayed by Kathryn Drysdale as the show takes the mickey out of the couple’s exit to Canada.
Prince Andrew also comes in for a ribbing following his disastrous Newsnight interview about his paedophile
PRINCE Harry and Meghan have sparked a major row over who picks up the bill for their security – after estimates trebled to £20million-a-year.
The spiralling costs to protect the couple and their nine-monthold son Archie have prompted senior police officers to draft emergency plans to double their protection team.
Specialist cops have been asked to apply for roles which could see them rotate jobs every two months, working on both sides of the Atlantic.
One source said: “Top brass at the Met have been told to deliver the calculations before the Government makes a decision.
“But both parties are extremely perturbed with the situation exploding past £10million annually to easily reach £20million.”
The couple revealed last week – on their soon to be rebranded Sussex Royal website – how “it is agreed they will continue to require effective security to protect them and their son”.
They insisted taxpayers should foot the bill following their relocawill see Beatrice moan: “What you’re saying is that I can have a big wedding without Daddy, or a small wedding with him.” tion to Canada “based on The Duke’s public profile by virtue of being born into The Royal Family, his military service and the Duchess’ own profile”.
But security sources have revealed “no agreement or concrete plan” is in place, as the Met Police and Home Office wrangle over how it will be funded and to what extent.
Sources with knowledge of the plans have told how previous calculations of between £3million and £6million-a-year to provide round the clock security were “woefully inadequate”.