New Zealand Woman’s Weekly 1718

As if Heidi Klum wasn’t hot enough! The supermodel set pulses racing as she frolicked on a beach in Costa Rica last week. The 43-year-old mum-of-four looking incredible in a black bikini and was joined by her toy-boy lover, 30-year-old art dealer Vito Schnabel. The pair, who have been dating since 2014, put on quite the display of public affection as they hung out beneath a frond-covered beach umbrella. Heidi made sure to be on hand to offer a towel after Vito emerged from the waves after a spot of surfing, while she preferred to relax in the shade. It’s been a kid-free jaunt for the model-turned-businesswoman, who also enjoyed a couple of days in the Turks and Caicos islands before journeying to the central American haven.…

As if Heidi Klum wasn’t hot enough! The supermodel set pulses racing as she frolicked on a beach in Costa Rica last week. The 43-year-old mum-of-four looking incredible in a black bikini and was joined by her toy-boy lover, 30-year-old art dealer Vito Schnabel. The pair, who have been dating since 2014, put on quite the display of public affection as they hung out beneath a frond-covered beach umbrella. Heidi made sure to be on hand to offer a towel after Vito emerged from the waves after a spot of surfing, while she preferred to relax in the shade. It’s been a kid-free jaunt for the model-turned-businesswoman, who also enjoyed a couple of days in the Turks and Caicos islands before journeying to the central American haven.…

It’s hard to believe six years have passed since the world came to a standstill to watch a fairytale come true – the wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton. In this issue, we reminisce on that magical day and look at how Wills and Kate are continuing to write their own rules when it comes to their modern-day royal marriage. It’s been a big week all-round for the palace. In the year that marks 20 years since his mother’s passing, Harry’s heartfelt admissions of his darkest moments would surely have made Diana incredibly proud. Harry’s frank – and brave – interview , in which he talked about his mental health struggles during the years that followed his mum’s death, have no doubt opened the door for many around the…

It’s hard to believe six years have passed since the world came to a standstill to watch a fairytale come true – the wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton. In this issue, we reminisce on that magical day and look at how Wills and Kate are continuing to write their own rules when it comes to their modern-day royal marriage. It’s been a big week all-round for the palace. In the year that marks 20 years since his mother’s passing, Harry’s heartfelt admissions of his darkest moments would surely have made Diana incredibly proud. Harry’s frank – and brave – interview , in which he talked about his mental health struggles during the years that followed his mum’s death, have no doubt opened the door for many around the world to…

As hospital bedside companions go, you’d be hard-pushed to think of a better one than Julie Walters. After all, in more than four decades of entertaining us on screen, stage and wherever else she pops up, the actress has proved herself to be a kind of medicine in human form – full of life, mischief, wisdom and natter. Ten minutes in her company and anyone would feel better. It doesn’t come as much surprise then to learn that Julie’s particular strength during her brief days as a student nurse was doing just that – cheering people up. “Oh, I loved being with the patients so much,” she says. “I loved washing them, feeding them, telling them jokes, stealing all their grapes – the whole lot. I was very good at…

As hospital bedside companions go, you’d be hard-pushed to think of a better one than Julie Walters. After all, in more than four decades of entertaining us on screen, stage and wherever else she pops up, the actress has proved herself to be a kind of medicine in human form – full of life, mischief, wisdom and natter. Ten minutes in her company and anyone would feel better. It doesn’t come as much surprise then to learn that Julie’s particular strength during her brief days as a student nurse was doing just that – cheering people up. “Oh, I loved being with the patients so much,” she says. “I loved washing them, feeding them, telling them jokes, stealing all their grapes – the whole lot. I was very good at making them…