New Zealand Woman’s Weekly 2044

Creating kinder spaces online and fostering greater compassion on the web was the focus for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex when they hosted the annual TIME100 Talks. “It was only in the past couple of years we both started to connect the dots... All the work I was doing on women’s empowerment or young girls and their sense of self-worth, and seeing what the online spaces were doing to that community,” Megan, 39, shared. Touching on how mental health can be affected by social media use, Prince Harry, 36, added, “This is a global crisis of hate, a global crisis of misinformation and a global health crisis.” In the lead-up to the event, a stunning new portrait of the pair was released and eagle-eyed fans were quick to note…

Creating kinder spaces online and fostering greater compassion on the web was the focus for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex when they hosted the annual TIME100 Talks. “It was only in the past couple of years we both started to connect the dots... All the work I was doing on women’s empowerment or young girls and their sense of self-worth, and seeing what the online spaces were doing to that community,” Megan, 39, shared. Touching on how mental health can be affected by social media use, Prince Harry, 36, added, “This is a global crisis of hate, a global crisis of misinformation and a global health crisis.” In the lead-up to the event, a stunning new portrait of the pair was released and eagle-eyed fans were quick to note that Meghan…

This year, more than most, we all need a reason to smile, and I hope this week’s issue does just that! Popular broadcaster Paul Henry shared his daughter Bella’s gorgeous Disney-themed wedding with the Weekly in March, and now he’s back to share his own. He wed entrepreneur Diane Foreman at their Auckland home just a week after Bella’s nuptials and then honeymooned there in our level 4 lockdown. “Just beautiful,” he says of married life, and we couldn’t be happier for the pair! Paul’s also penned his third book, I’m in a United State , and in next week’s issue we will be sharing an extract, so keep an eye out because you won’t want to miss it. And I hope you take inspiration this week fr om a…

This year, more than most, we all need a reason to smile, and I hope this week’s issue does just that! Popular broadcaster Paul Henry shared his daughter Bella’s gorgeous Disney-themed wedding with the Weekly in March, and now he’s back to share his own. He wed entrepreneur Diane Foreman at their Auckland home just a week after Bella’s nuptials and then honeymooned there in our level 4 lockdown. “Just beautiful,” he says of married life, and we couldn’t be happier for the pair! Paul’s also penned his third book, I’m in a United State , and in next week’s issue we will be sharing an extract, so keep an eye out because you won’t want to miss it. And I hope you take inspiration this week fr om a very special…

‘It was just so obvious that it would be a waste of our lives not to marry’ It has been a big year for Paul Henry. Not only did he pen his third book, I’m in a United State, and launch his third vintage wine; he also gave away his youngest daughter Bella, who married in March, then a week later wed his fiancé, Auckland entrepreneur Diane Foreman. Married life is “just beautiful”, the retired broadcaster says with unexpected softness. “We’ve just got a very, very lovely relationship.” Adds Diane, “We’re both just incredibly happy, and we feel privileged and blessed to have each other.” Paul and Diane, both 60, first met 15 years ago and became firm friends, with their families also becoming interconnected. At one point, the pair were also romantically involved. “But…

‘It was just so obvious that it would be a waste of our lives not to marry’ It has been a big year for Paul Henry. Not only did he pen his third book, I’m in a United State, and launch his third vintage wine; he also gave away his youngest daughter Bella, who married in March, then a week later wed his fiancé, Auckland entrepreneur Diane Foreman. Married life is “just beautiful”, the retired broadcaster says with unexpected softness. “We’ve just got a very, very lovely relationship.” Adds Diane, “We’re both just incredibly happy, and we feel privileged and blessed to have each other.” Paul and Diane, both 60, first met 15 years ago and became firm friends, with their families also becoming interconnected. At one point, the pair…