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Edinburgh Live
6 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Edinburgh Live
Penny Lancaster says 'my dreams have come true' in Rod Stewart marriage update
Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info Sir Rod Stewart and Penny Lancaster took a trip down memory lane this week. The music icon, 80, and model, 54, boarded a train to a place that's very close to their hearts. They got married in La Cervara in Portofino back in 2007 – and wanted to return to the picturesque scene to relieve their wedding memories almost two decades later. The pair enjoyed a luxurious trip on the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express, which is a private train service. And Penny described the journey as her "dream come true". In an Instagram post, she gushed: "Entering a bygone era @vsoetrain from Paris where we got engaged to Portofino where we got married 18 years ago, it's totally magical Sir Rod Stewart." (Image: The pair also posted a sweet picture together. It shows them standing in front of a train in matching outfits. Both Penny and Rod opted for pink attire. But while the former kept things low-key with a dusky rose dress, her husband went all-out with a fuchsia blazer. The cute post has racked up more than 30,000 likes since it was uploaded, as well as plenty of comments of support. One commenter said: "Sounds fantastic retracing your first journey. Wishing you both the best time. You look beautiful in the outfit you have chosen and there is only one Sir Rod Stewart – always looking dynamic." Another gushed: "Glad to see you're doing well. Congratulations on your wedding anniversary." Meanwhile, a third added: "Have a wonderful time! Couple goals right there." Inside Rod Stewart and Penny Lancaster's relationship Rod Stewart and Penny Lancaster have been in a relationship since 1999. Penny, a model, photographer, and television personality, apparently first clapped eyes on the music legend at a party in the Dorchester. She was later hired to photograph him on tour, which is when sparks first started flying. They got engaged in 2005 and went on to marry on June 16, 2007, in Portofino, Italy. Together, they have two sons: Alastair Wallace Stewart (born 2005) and Aiden Patrick Stewart (born 2011). Sir Rod also has six other children from previous relationships – including with his first wife Alana and second wife Rachel Hunter. Penny and Rod have been open about facing challenges, including fertility struggles before the birth of their second son. They also give glimpses inside their marriage on occasion. As well as sharing updates to social media, Penny has also appeared on Loose Women. During various episodes of the daytime TV show, she has discussed family life and marriage. Penny is also likely to give more details about her relationship with Sir Rod in her soon-to-be-published book. Earlier this month, she spoke about the release of an intimate memoir titled 'Someone Like Me'. It promises to take readers through previously untold aspects of her life journey as a former model. Sir Rod proudly shared the big news across his own social platforms, affectionately dubbing the work as "The light of my life's new memoir".
Glasgow Times
13 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Glasgow Times
Rod Stewart's wife's heartfelt message to rocker in post
Rod, 80, and his partner, Penny Lancaster, recently celebrated being married for 18 years. The cute pair tied the knot on June 16, 2007. To celebrate, Penny revealed the adorable duo is embarking on an incredible train trip from Paris to Portofino. Revealing the trip, the star said Paris was where they got engaged before getting married in Portofino. READ MORE: Megastar Rod Stewart pictured at Celtic Park on trophy day READ MORE: Hoops superfan Sir Rod Stewart spotted at Celtic's Champions League clash Sharing the excursion on Instagram, the 54-year-old English model and TV personality shared a lovely picture of the pair, who were about to board the train. In the photograph, Penny towered over Rod, who was donning a trendy pink blazer, a cool manbag, and some clean white jeans. Meanwhile, Penny stunned in a flowery dress while holding a plush handbag. Penny said: "Entering a bygone era - The Venice Simplon-Orient-Express (VSOE) from Paris, where we got engaged, to Portofino, where we got married 18 years ago. It's totally magical." Rod Stewart's wife heartfelt message to rocker in touching post (Image: Instagram) READ MORE: Hoops-daft singer spotted at Celtic's Champions League clash READ MORE: Celtic-daft Sir Rod Stewart pictured at Glasgow restaurant The VSOE train runs from Paris in France to Portofino in Italy. The service is expected to depart from the French city on Thursday, June 19. Described as being a 'romantic rail adventure', the train takes passengers through the French countryside and along the 'stunning' coastlines of the French and Italian Rivieras. According to its website, holidaymakers would need to fork out £27,400 per person for a Grand Suite on the train. However, a cheaper Cabin Suite on the train would cost travellers £18,850 for a ticket. Twin Cabins were also available on the train; however, they have sold out. Sir Rod Stewart is known for his incredibly successful music career. The talented artist, and huge Hoops fan, is known for his tunes such as Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?, All for Love, Sailing, Baby Jane, I Don't Want to Talk About It, and many more.
Business Upturn
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Business Upturn
Is ‘The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder' returning for season 3? Everything we know so far
By Aman Shukla Published on June 19, 2025, 20:15 IST Last updated June 19, 2025, 20:02 IST The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder has captured hearts with its vibrant revival of the beloved Disney Channel series. Fans are buzzing with excitement, wondering if Penny Proud and her family will return for a third season. Below, we dive into everything we know about The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder Season 3, including its renewal status, potential release date and more. Is The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder Season 3 Confirmed? Yes, The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder Season 3 is officially happening! Disney+ announced the renewal on June 13, 2023, during the Annecy International Animation Film Festival. This news thrilled fans, as the revival has already surpassed the original series in seasons, marking a significant milestone for the show. Production reportedly began recently, signaling that the series is moving forward steadily. When Will The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder Season 3 Release? While Disney has not confirmed an exact release date, speculation points to a potential premiere in late 2025 or early 2026. The first season debuted in February 2022, followed by the second in February 2023, suggesting a pattern of annual releases. However, a now-deleted Instagram post by co-creator Bruce W. Smith in March 2024 hinted that Season 3 could arrive 'real soon,' though no specific timeline was provided. Some sources estimate a February 2024 release, but this seems unlikely given the recent start of production. A late 2025 release aligns better with typical animation production schedules. What Will the Plot of Season 3 Be About? Details about Season 3's storyline are scarce, but a preview at the 2024 Annecy Festival revealed that the season will kick off with a two-part premiere set in Paris. Penny and her best friend Dijonay Jones join Oscar and Trudy on a vacation, only for the parents to be abducted by a secret agent. This leads to a Mission: Impossible -style rescue mission, promising high-stakes adventure and humor. The season will likely continue exploring Penny's teenage challenges, family dynamics, and cultural themes like self-worth and identity, as seen in previous seasons. The show's setting in Emilyville (formerly Smithville, renamed after Season 2's 'Juneteenth' episode) will provide fresh backdrops for the Prouds' antics. Ahmedabad Plane Crash Aman Shukla is a post-graduate in mass communication . A media enthusiast who has a strong hold on communication ,content writing and copy writing. Aman is currently working as journalist at
Wales Online
2 days ago
- Health
- Wales Online
Holidaymakers sue 'nightmare' resort with 'gastric illness' and 'wild animals around buffet'
Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info Twenty-five British holidaymakers are taking legal action against a posh five-star resort in Cape Verde, following a disastrous 'nightmare' holiday. The anticipated idyllic escape turned into chaos as guests reportedly suffered from gastric illnesses at the Riu Karamboa resort in Boa Vista. They encountered alarming conditions near the buffet area, with birds, flies, and even cats lurking around the food, which was often described as "raw and undercooked," amidst claims of "dirty crockery and cutlery." Sharon Burrow, 56, an NHS worker who paid out £3,000 for a trip to celebrate her early retirement, ended up in hospital with a severe infection. From Ashton-under-Lyne, Greater Manchester, Sharon recounted that the so-called luxury holiday unfolded into "one of the worst experiences of her life," with health complications still plaguing her eight months after. Penny Robson, 55, a paramedic from London, also shared her ordeal after spending £2,000 for a week-long stay only to endure severe gastric distress – bloating, diarrhoea, nausea, and stomach cramps. Five days into her visit in September 2023, Penny was compelled to abort planned activities, including stargazing and a private island tour, as she grappled with the illness that necessitated antibiotics. Alongside Sharon and others, Penny is involved in a collective of 25 travellers who have recruited solicitors to delve into the hygiene practices at the resort and pursue compensation following their dreadful experiences. Sharon, 56, from Ashton-under-Lyne, Greater Manchester, flew out to Riu Karamboa for a ten-day getaway on 20 September 2024, reports the Mirror. But around five days into the holiday, she said she started to suffer from aches and pains, and a fever before experiencing stomach cramps and diarrhoea. (Image: Irwin Mitchell / SWNS) She visited AandE when she landed in the UK and tests confirmed she had and shigella. Sharon said doctors suspected she contracted the infection on holiday. The mental health worker said: "I was unwell for nearly three weeks and it was one of the worst experiences of my life. I was in so much pain and completely drained - it felt like my body just shut down. "I'd been concerned about hygiene at the hotel. Food was served at room temperature and new food was added to existing food. I saw dirty crockery, cats in and around the restaurant and empty plates attracting flies were left on tables. I feel completely let down and while it's too late for me the least I feel I deserve is answers and to raise awareness of what I've been through so hopefully others don't have to." Penny was meanwhile left requiring medical treatment at the resort, including antibiotics and electrolytes, after she fell poorly five days into the holiday. Since returning home, Penny has been left suffering ongoing anxiety, with the illness having a lasting impact on her confidence and wellbeing. She said: "I was looking forward to my holiday and had saved for months. However, the excitement for the holiday quickly disappeared when I started feeling unwell. It completely ruined what should have been a relaxing time. I've never felt so vulnerable while abroad. (Image: Irwin Mitchell / SWNS) "I'm very cautious now regarding where I would book a holiday. This has affected my choices and I travel much shorter distances to Europe as I don't feel confident travelling to further afield places. I no longer trust my body and if I ever eat out I constantly worry about food and how it's prepared. I just want answers as to how my holiday became a nightmare." Law firm Irwin Mitchell is currently representing more than 1,400 holidaymakers who suffered serious illnesses linked to holidays in Cape Verde since 2022. Jatinder Paul, the international serious injury lawyer representing those who have fallen ill, said: "This is yet another resort in Cape Verde that has come under the spotlight following reports of serious illness. "We're already representing more than 1,400 British holidaymakers who have suffered gastric illness linked to holidays on the islands over the last three years. Illnesses like are serious and can lead to long-term health complications. It's vital that if any issue are identified, swift action is taken to eradicate the risks to other holidaymakers. (Image: Irwin Mitchell / SWNS) "While nothing can make up for their ordeals, this latest group we represent understandably want answers. They booked what they hoped would be luxury holidays, but the first-hand accounts we've heard about their holiday were anything but luxury. As part of our investigations, we would be interested in hearing from other guests staying at the hotel at the same time as this group." The Riu Karamboa resort told the Mirror: "For RIU Hotels and Resorts, the health and safety of our guests is our highest priority. That is why we adhere to strict Health and Safety protocols and comply with all applicable regulations. Additionally, we work closely with local health authorities to ensure a safe environment for both our guests and employees. As part of our proactive approach to preventing health issues, we conduct thorough internal and external audits on a regular basis. "Our hotels in Cape Verde, which consist of six properties with a total of 4,650 rooms, maintain an average occupancy rate of over 80%. Given this high level of activity, we continuously monitor our operations to uphold the highest health and safety standards." Sign up for the North Wales Live newsletter sent twice daily to your inbox Find out what's happening near you
North Wales Live
2 days ago
- Health
- North Wales Live
Holidaymakers sue 'nightmare' resort with 'gastric illness' and 'wild animals around buffet'
Twenty-five British holidaymakers are taking legal action against a posh five-star resort in Cape Verde, following a disastrous 'nightmare' holiday. The anticipated idyllic escape turned into chaos as guests reportedly suffered from gastric illnesses at the Riu Karamboa resort in Boa Vista. They encountered alarming conditions near the buffet area, with birds, flies, and even cats lurking around the food, which was often described as "raw and undercooked," amidst claims of "dirty crockery and cutlery." Sharon Burrow, 56, an NHS worker who paid out £3,000 for a trip to celebrate her early retirement, ended up in hospital with a severe infection. From Ashton-under-Lyne, Greater Manchester, Sharon recounted that the so-called luxury holiday unfolded into "one of the worst experiences of her life," with health complications still plaguing her eight months after. Penny Robson, 55, a paramedic from London, also shared her ordeal after spending £2,000 for a week-long stay only to endure severe gastric distress – bloating, diarrhoea, nausea, and stomach cramps. Five days into her visit in September 2023, Penny was compelled to abort planned activities, including stargazing and a private island tour, as she grappled with the illness that necessitated antibiotics. Alongside Sharon and others, Penny is involved in a collective of 25 travellers who have recruited solicitors to delve into the hygiene practices at the resort and pursue compensation following their dreadful experiences. Sharon, 56, from Ashton-under-Lyne, Greater Manchester, flew out to Riu Karamboa for a ten-day getaway on 20 September 2024, reports the Mirror. But around five days into the holiday, she said she started to suffer from aches and pains, and a fever before experiencing stomach cramps and diarrhoea. She visited AandE when she landed in the UK and tests confirmed she had and shigella. Sharon said doctors suspected she contracted the infection on holiday. The mental health worker said: "I was unwell for nearly three weeks and it was one of the worst experiences of my life. I was in so much pain and completely drained - it felt like my body just shut down. "I'd been concerned about hygiene at the hotel. Food was served at room temperature and new food was added to existing food. I saw dirty crockery, cats in and around the restaurant and empty plates attracting flies were left on tables. I feel completely let down and while it's too late for me the least I feel I deserve is answers and to raise awareness of what I've been through so hopefully others don't have to." Penny was meanwhile left requiring medical treatment at the resort, including antibiotics and electrolytes, after she fell poorly five days into the holiday. Since returning home, Penny has been left suffering ongoing anxiety, with the illness having a lasting impact on her confidence and wellbeing. She said: "I was looking forward to my holiday and had saved for months. However, the excitement for the holiday quickly disappeared when I started feeling unwell. It completely ruined what should have been a relaxing time. I've never felt so vulnerable while abroad. "I'm very cautious now regarding where I would book a holiday. This has affected my choices and I travel much shorter distances to Europe as I don't feel confident travelling to further afield places. I no longer trust my body and if I ever eat out I constantly worry about food and how it's prepared. I just want answers as to how my holiday became a nightmare." Law firm Irwin Mitchell is currently representing more than 1,400 holidaymakers who suffered serious illnesses linked to holidays in Cape Verde since 2022. Jatinder Paul, the international serious injury lawyer representing those who have fallen ill, said: "This is yet another resort in Cape Verde that has come under the spotlight following reports of serious illness. "We're already representing more than 1,400 British holidaymakers who have suffered gastric illness linked to holidays on the islands over the last three years. Illnesses like are serious and can lead to long-term health complications. It's vital that if any issue are identified, swift action is taken to eradicate the risks to other holidaymakers. "While nothing can make up for their ordeals, this latest group we represent understandably want answers. They booked what they hoped would be luxury holidays, but the first-hand accounts we've heard about their holiday were anything but luxury. As part of our investigations, we would be interested in hearing from other guests staying at the hotel at the same time as this group." The Riu Karamboa resort told the Mirror: "For RIU Hotels and Resorts, the health and safety of our guests is our highest priority. That is why we adhere to strict Health and Safety protocols and comply with all applicable regulations. Additionally, we work closely with local health authorities to ensure a safe environment for both our guests and employees. As part of our proactive approach to preventing health issues, we conduct thorough internal and external audits on a regular basis. "Our hotels in Cape Verde, which consist of six properties with a total of 4,650 rooms, maintain an average occupancy rate of over 80%. Given this high level of activity, we continuously monitor our operations to uphold the highest health and safety standards."
