Hello! Canada November 3, 2025

There’s an unmistakable poignancy to our cover story this week. Just two years after being welcomed back into royal life, Sarah Ferguson once again finds herself on the sidelines – and without any royal status, as ex-husband Prince Andrew finally gives up his Duke of York title, meaning she is no longer a duchess. However complex her own history (she has admitted to serious lapses in judgment), it’s hard not to feel for Sarah – who has battled cancer twice – and, more so, her daughters, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, as they navigate the fallout from Andrew’s missteps. Above all, our sympathies lie with the family of his late accuser, Virginia Giuffre, whose posthumous memoir brings fresh and painful details to light. Amid the sadness, though, life and love…

When Whitney Hawkings and her husband, fashion designer Peter, were ambitious 20-somethings, they would often stroll through Chelsea, pausing to admire a grand Georgian townhouse and dreaming that one day they might live in a place just like it. More than two decades later, the couple have fulfilled that dream: they’re the proud owners of that very same six-storey home, which overlooks the Thames River. “We walked past it so many times when we were young and just married, saying, ‘Oh my God. What would it be like to live in that house?’” Whitney – who now owns one of London’s most luxurious floral studios – recalls in our exclusive interview. “When Peter and I sat down a couple of years ago to figure out what our dream house would…

When it comes to marrying style and drama, few do it with Sarah Jessica Parker’s flair. And at the New York City Ballet’s 13th annual Fall Fashion Gala, the And Just Like That… star soared once again, transforming the Lincoln Center’s red carpet into a runway of modern art. Her black avant-garde gown – a sculptural swirl of sheer pleats and honeycombed metallic filaments that lifted into wings – marked more than a show-stopping style moment. As vicechair of the ballet’s board of directors, Sarah Jessica, 60, makes a point of wearing pieces connected to the designer-choreographer collaborations that define the event. This year’s show, Foreseeable Future, featured winged costumes by innovative Dutch couturier Iris van Herpen, who also created a one-of-a-kind version for the Sex and the City actress.…

‘I GET TO BE AN OLD-TIME HOLLYWOOD MOVIE STAR!’Jennifer They may have called it quits on romance, but Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck remain each other’s biggest cheerleaders. The former husband and wife – who finalized their divorce in January – reunited in New York City for the première of Kiss of the Spider Woman, starring Jennifer and executive-produced by Ben and his longtime friend Matt Damon. Despite their recent split, the pair appeared perfectly at ease, smiling for photos as Ben leaned in to whisper to his ex-wife. “I wouldn’t dream of not being here,” said Ben, 53. “This is an incredible story – the kind of role Jennifer has wanted to play her whole career, and she’s fabulous in it.” Returning the compliment, J.Lo credited her ex with…

CAMERON DIAZ & JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE They first locked eyes at the 2003 Kids’ Choice Awards, where Cameron presented Justin with the Best Burp trophy (she was a past winner!). They dated for four years and have stayed friendly, making their onscreen reunion in 2011’s Bad Teacher a pleasure for both. “We’re good at being funny together,” she told Fame magazine. “We know how to do that. That’s easy.” MARIAH CAREY & NICK CANNON The superstar singer shares 14-year-old twins Moroccan and Monroe with The Masked Singer host Nick, whose star turn in her 2008 “Bye Bye” music video sparked a six-year marriage. “I will never have a love like I had with Mariah,” Nick, now a father of 12, said in 2022. Today, they’re amicable co-parents, with Mariah telling Gayle…

Jennifer Lawrence has never been one to hide behind the Hollywood facade. Whether she’s tripping on the red carpet or cracking a joke mid-interview, the Oscar winner has always seemed refreshingly real. But her new film, Die My Love, takes her to a place she’s never gone before – one that’s raw, painful and deeply personal. The movie follows a new mother whose life begins to unravel in the solitude of the countryside. It’s a haunting portrait of post-partum depression – and for Jennifer, it hit close to home. “There was a lot that I identified with in terms of the kind of identity crisis that you have when you first become a mother,” she shares when we catch up with her at the San Sebastián Film Festival. “It changes…