Woman's Day Magazine NZ

mia the mountaineer

The royals enjoy horses and hijinks There’s no time for tiaras or gowns for rambunctious tot Mia Tindall, who spent the day getting her hands dirty racing around at last week’s Royal Windsor Horse Show. The Queen’s five-year-old great-granddaughter aced the rock-climbing wall, beating her cousin Isla, seven, before taking a ride in a mini Land Rover race and later tucking into some ice cream. Mia certainly stole the show, despite the heavy royal presence at the event – including her mother Zara, 38, Prince Philip, 97, and the Queen, 93.Also joining in on the family fun was Prince Edward, 55, and his wife Sophie, 54, who proudly watched their daughter Lady Louise, 15, as she drove a carriage, showing off her traditional green and tweed riding…

the eyes have it!

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editor’s note

Pregnant Chelsea Winter has never looked so beautiful, don’t you think? She’s blissfully happy and it’s plain to see. Woman’s Day has followed the fabulous foodie since she took out MasterChef way back in 2012, and we’ve got to know the lovely lady pretty well. Two things I’ve known about Chelsea for some time are that she always wanted to move back to Tauranga and she longed to be a mum.Well, not only are these two dreams happening for Chelsea – we took her gorgeous pregnancy photos on her favourite beach at home in Mount Maunganui – but she’s had the most extraordinary journey to get there. Chelsea’s fallen madly in love with her childhood sweetheart. Yes, the boy she shared her first kiss with at primary school is…

woman's day magazine nz

We are Woman s Day Editor-in-Chief Sido Kitchin Editor-at-Large Sophie Neville News Editor Lynley Ward Senior Writer Cloe Willetts Staff Writers Ellen Mackenzie, Fleur Mealing Chief Sub-editor Sheryn Church Deputy Chief Sub-editor Denise Bowden Sub-editor Jennifer Reynolds Creative Director Mirella Monteiro Senior Designer Olivia New Designer Demelza Callesen Staff Photographer Robert Trathen LIFESTYLE – INSPIRE Lifestyle Director Penny Lewis Style Director Leigh Matheson Beauty Editor Amy Houlihan Digital Artist Andrew Kirkup Picture Editor Kellie Blizard International Picture Editor Kate Dwek Editorial Assistant Jessica Ault Production Editor Rebekah Hebenton Production Coordinator Lorne Kay MARKETING Head of Marketing Martine Skinner Marketing Manager Lauren Dyke Group Marketing Assistant Jessica Bird ADVERTISING Commercial Director Kaylene Hurley Group Sales Director – Weekly Titles Anna Magasiva Commercial Brand Manager Georgia Bews Direct Account Manager Kate Cameron Publisher…

i’m having a baby with my childhood sweetheart

When Kiwi cooking star Chelsea Winter followed her heart all the way to France to be with a childhood sweetheart, she knew their romance was the start of something special. But nothing could have prepared her for the overwhelming joy of returning home with both a new love and a new life on the way too! “It’s feels absolutely magical to be having a baby,” she gushes. “I am loving every single minute of pregnancy – it’s almost like a dream.”The best-selling cookbook author is a picture of contentment as she welcomes Woman’s Day into her dad’s stunning beachfront Mount Maunganui home, where she’s staying until she and her partner Douglas Renall’s new home is ready later this month. Wearing yoga pants and a comfy T-shirt that hugs her…

little archie heals the rift

(PICTURES: AUSTRALSCOPE, GETTY IMAGES.) A week after welcoming their adorable baby Archie, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have broken their ban on visitors to introduce him to his aunt and uncle, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. In the clearest sign yet that the brothers’ bitter rift is thawing, Prince Harry and Meghan invited Prince William, 36, and Kate, 37, into their home, Frogmore Cottage, where they’re said to have spent an emotional hour cuddling the newest family member.“The visit was only brief, but William and Kate were delighted to meet little Archie,” tells our source. “The tension just seemed to melt away and William couldn’t help but shed a tear over his little brother becoming a dad, so they all joked how he’d become a bit soft in…