New Zealand Woman’s Weekly 1849

The Mummy star Rachel Weisz (48) was bundled up for warmth during an outing with her three-month-old daughter in New York. The actress and her husband Daniel Craig (50) are yet to reveal their baby’s name, but the little girl attracted lots of fawning from passers-by. Rachel didn’t give away much about her new arrival when she chatted with talk-show host Stephen Colbert recently, but she did say that her daughter takes after Daniel rather than her. “She does look very like him. She really does.” It’s a been a while since the star has had to push a pram around – her son Henry with her former fiancé Darren Aronofsky is now 12. Craig has a daughter Ella (26) with ex-wife Fiona Loudon. Rachel and Daniel married in 2011…

The Mummy star Rachel Weisz (48) was bundled up for warmth during an outing with her three-month-old daughter in New York. The actress and her husband Daniel Craig (50) are yet to reveal their baby’s name, but the little girl attracted lots of fawning from passers-by. Rachel didn’t give away much about her new arrival when she chatted with talk-show host Stephen Colbert recently, but she did say that her daughter takes after Daniel rather than her. “She does look very like him. She really does.” It’s a been a while since the star has had to push a pram around – her son Henry with her former fiancé Darren Aronofsky is now 12. Craig has a daughter Ella (26) with ex-wife Fiona Loudon. Rachel and Daniel married in 2011 and this is…

Have you tried The Collective’s new delicious Raspberry ‘n’ Rose Petal yoghurt, created by star chef Josh Emett? Proceeds from the sale of this yoghurt are going to Melanoma NZ, a charity Josh supports. We have two sun-smart prize packs to give away, each worth $310, featuring a Sunnylife beach umbrella, a Sunnylife luxe towel, a bottle of Neutrogena Beach Defence Lotion SPF50, two tubs of The Collective’s delightful-tasting yoghurt, plus Josh’s Backyard BBQ cookbook! To enter, visit womansweekly.co.nz  and click on the “Win” tab with the unique code CL49, or send your name, address and phone number to: New Zealand Woman’s Weekly/ The Collective, Response Bag 500269, Victoria Street West, Auckland 1142 by December 7. NEW ZEALAND WOMAN’S WEEKLY 594,000 READERS EVERY WEEK!…

Have you tried The Collective’s new delicious Raspberry ‘n’ Rose Petal yoghurt, created by star chef Josh Emett? Proceeds from the sale of this yoghurt are going to Melanoma NZ, a charity Josh supports. We have two sun-smart prize packs to give away, each worth $310, featuring a Sunnylife beach umbrella, a Sunnylife luxe towel, a bottle of Neutrogena Beach Defence Lotion SPF50, two tubs of The Collective’s delightful-tasting yoghurt, plus Josh’s Backyard BBQ cookbook! To enter, visit womansweekly.co.nz and click on the “Win” tab with the unique code CL49, or send your name, address and phone number to: New Zealand Woman’s Weekly/ The Collective, Response Bag 500269, Victoria Street West, Auckland 1142 by December 7. NEW ZEALAND WOMAN’S WEEKLY 594,000 READERS EVERY WEEK!…

If all the adverts on the telly and displays at shopping malls are to be believed, right now should be the happiest time of the whole year . Apparently, we should all be gathered around the fireplace with our big loving families, exchanging expensive gifts, eating elaborate meals and feeling oh-so-grateful, but looking completely stress-free. Well, apart fr om this crazy cold snap that has meant the heating is back on, for the majority of Kiwis our Christmas realities have little in common with those festive fairy tales. For many New Zealanders, it’s a time of stress. There are financial worries or family feuds to deal with, or there have been big life changes over the last few years – divorces, separations or the death of a loved one – that become all…

If all the adverts on the telly and displays at shopping malls are to be believed, right now should be the happiest time of the whole year . Apparently, we should all be gathered around the fireplace with our big loving families, exchanging expensive gifts, eating elaborate meals and feeling oh-so-grateful, but looking completely stress-free. Well, apart fr om this crazy cold snap that has meant the heating is back on, for the majority of Kiwis our Christmas realities have little in common with those festive fairy tales. For many New Zealanders, it’s a time of stress. There are financial worries or family feuds to deal with, or there have been big life changes over the last few years – divorces, separations or the death of a loved one –…