Famous faces salute the real stars – their mums
THANKS to their mother’s love, these famous faces went on to do great things.
So it was only right that they should pay tribute to the most important women in their lives yesterday – Mother’s Day – with heartfelt messages and pictures of them in their prime.
Rugby star Maro Itoje, 26, who clinched victory for England in Saturday’s Six Nations match against France, posted a photo with his mother Florence, describing her as ‘our matriarch’ with a heart emoji.
Stella McCartney, 49, remembered her mother Linda, who died of cancer in 1998 aged 56, writing movingly: ‘I miss you every second of every day.’ The designer’s father, former Beatle Sir Paul McCartney, 78, posted a photo of his family from when he was a boy and sent his love to mothers around the world. Celebrating her first Mother’s Day, Princess Eugenie, 30, shared a new photo of her son August, who was born last month, surrounded by daffodils and wearing bunny rabbit booties. She wrote: ‘I’m so excited to be August’s mum and as you can see I’m enjoying my first Mother’s Day.’
Scots presenter Kirsty Gallacher wrote: ‘A special thank you to my mum, you’re one of a kind,’ while chef Gordon Ramsay posted: ‘Can’t wait to see you when lockdown is over but for now zoom will do Gx.’
Former reality star Millie Mackintosh, 31, shared an album of her and baby daughter Sienna’s ten months together. Model Romeo Beckham, 18, thanked, ‘the most amazing mum in the world’, Victoria, on Instagram.
David Walliams, 49, shared a photo of his mother Kathleen with the ‘love of her life’, singer Sir Rod Stewart.