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JOANNA TROLLOPE : Why I apos;ve Finally Given Up On Men

2021-01-16T12:17:51Z

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One of the first things Joanna Trollope does when she arrives at our photo shoot is to turn down a flimsy off-the-shoulder dress. ‘At my age, it's really unsuitable to be sexy,' she says. For goodness sake, I'm 76. It's unseemly.' But the fact is, with her chic suit and expensively cropped silver hair, she still is sexy. She is also one of the most eligible older women in [/news/london/index.html London] — razor-sharp, entertaining, insightful and wealthy. Her novels, which include The Choir, Marrying The Mistress, A Village Affair and The Other Family, plus the TV dramas adapted from her books, are rumoured to have earned her around £15 million (as well as a CBE for services to literature). She has a four-storey terrace house in Chelsea, West London. And yet Joanna Trollope, twice married but single for the past 20 years, admits she's finally given up on men. Joanna Trollope, 76, (pictured) revealed she's taken herself off the market because she doesn't need a man for anything ‘I've certainly taken myself off the market, yes,' she says. If you beloved this article so you would like to obtain more info concerning [ Next] kindly visit the webpage. ‘I think many women do. I'm not interested. I don't need a man for anything. ‘Having said that, I do have friends of my age group who only really feel validated if they have a man in their lives. Some women will always flirt and need a man, and will feel themselves to be more authenticated if they've got one. ‘And there will be women who perhaps choose a man that one might regard as rather ...' she pauses delicately, ‘substandard, because, well, he's a man. That's fine. But not everyone has to be married or have children. We've got to stop judging women for the choices they make in their lives.' One of the great chroniclers of the lives of mid-life women, Trollope published her 22nd contemporary novel this year. Mum & Dad, out in paperback this month, focuses on the sandwich generation: middle-aged people looking after their children and also their elderly parents, while trying to hold marriages together. RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/femail/article-8828167/Meghan-Markle-Prince-Harry-join-activist-Malala-Yousafzai-virtual-chat.html 'It's been a lot of really good family time': Meghan Markle...] [/femail/food/article-8810389/Eat-Hep-October-Michelin-starred-Aquavit-Franco-Manca-Real-Greek-extending-deal.html Missing Eat Out To Help Out? The restaurants still offering...] Share this article Share But Trollope herself is past that stage. ‘I've had two husbands but I haven't been married for about 20 years — and they've been the best 20 years of my life,' she says, simply. Her closest male friends are gay and, as a committed grandmother of nine, she is very content with her lot. Recently, she's been gripped by the BBC's adaptation of the David Nicholls novel, Us, about a mid-life couple falling apart. ‘The wife, Connie, just wakes up one morning and says: "I think our marriage has probably run its course now. There isn't anyone else involved.

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2021-01-16T12:16:24Z

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SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE: Cliff Richard Turns The Other Cheek For The BBC

2020-12-31T23:19:21Z

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Sir Cliff is picture leaving the Rolls Building in London during his High Court battle with the BBC Only two years ago he emerged triumphant from his High Court battle against the [/news/bbc/index.html BBC] which had, he said, left his reputation 'forever tainted'. But in the week he turned 80, Sir Cliff Richard has given startling proof that he lives up to the Christian precept of loving your enemy — by recording a special edition of the Beeb's flagship religious programme Songs Of Praise. I can reveal the programme was filmed in St Paul's Cathedral last week with the working title 'Britain's Favourite Carol'. It also features Forces' sweetheart Katherine Jenkins, as well as blind Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli and Irish icon Daniel O'Donnell. But an insider assures me that there is no question about who the star of the show is. 'It's Cliff,' he tells me. 'The BBC showed him the idea of the programme — it was wonderful. He sang Bethlehem and a less well-known carol and talked about his faith. 'It's set to go out before Christmas. The deal was that he would be 'the star'.' Nevertheless, anyone who had suffered Sir Cliff's experiences might have demurred. He described as 'heartbreaking' a BBC report in which a helicopter was deployed to record a police raid on his house in Berkshire in 2014. Sir Cliff subsequently took action against both the BBC and Here is more information on [ Next] look at our web-page. South Yorkshire Police. The latter apologised and paid him damages. Sir Cliff proudly holds aloft his new album, released to celebrate his 80th birthday this week RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/tvshowbiz/article-8841299/SEBASTIAN-SHAKESPEARE-Peter-Kay-earns-1million-year-work.html SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE: Old jokes add up to give Peter Kay a...] [/tvshowbiz/article-8833085/SEBASTIAN-SHAKESPEARE-Locals-battle-Duke-Marlborough-Churchill-estate.html SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE: We will fight them on the allotments!...] Share this article Share The BBC issued an apology — but refused a pay-out, only for the case to be resoundingly settled in his favour with the Corporation ordered to pay him £210,000, as well as £850,000 of his legal costs. 'Cliff explained that he doesn't hold grudges and that the only way in life is to move on and move forward,' I'm told. 'His view is that all is good again.' Sir Cliff has been a devout Christian since the mid-1960s. It was at a Billy Graham event, in front of 27,000 people at Earls Court in London, that the star revealed his new-found faith. The BBC declined to make a comment. Men running scared after MeToo, reveals Bond star She has revealed she was once groped on set by a famous actor. But Bond actress Naomie Harris now says the Me Too Movement has had a positive impact on boorish behaviour.

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2020-12-31T23:17:35Z

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