Gail Porter and Muse frontman Matt Bellamy seem good in the spirit when they attend the Primrose Hill Dog Show in North London

Gail porter And Muse -frontman Matt Bellamy seemed in a good mood when they attended the Primrose Hill Summer Festival & Dog Show in Noord -Londen on Sunday.

The festival saw a large number of dog owners descend at Regents Park with their pets that looked just as cute as always ready to be rated by a panel including former model Gail, 54.

The TV personality wore some jeans together with a few adidas trainers and a green bomber jacket for her day as a judge.

Singer Matt, 46, who also put on a green bomber jacket for the occasion, was one of the many dog ​​lovers fighting to win the competition.

Unfortunately for the Muse singer his dog was not lucky to be placed in the top three.

Gail Porter, 54, went to the Primrose Hill Summer Festival & Dog Show in Noord -Londen on Sunday

She was accompanied by Muse frontman Matt Bellamy, 46, during the event. Afterwards the singer posed for a photo with the cute winner of the competition-the 13-year-old miniature Schnauzer Arnie (photo)

Matt was merciful to the defeat and posed for a photo with the cute winner of the competition-the 13-year-old miniature schnauzer Arnie.

In addition to the dog show, the Regents Park Festival contained a large number of entertainment for participants to enjoy.

‘All Things Primrose Hill celebrating’, the day saw a large number of Londoners soaked in the Sun while enjoying live music, tea and cake, traditional fair rides and a great selection of street food.

All donations received by the Dog Show were used to support community programs in St Mary’s Church Primrose Hill.

Gail’s appearance as a judge comes in the show after she opened her ‘special band’ with Prince William in an interview with the mail on Sunday last month.

The couple had a connected concern about a shared concern about the plight of homeless people, where Gail himself had been on the street.

The Prince of Wales and De Schot stored a friendship last year when she was invited to Windsor to become a supporter of his charity at home.

Gail said, “It cost me surprised when I received the letter with the Royal Seal. My first thought was what did I do wrong?

Gail wore some blue jeans together with a few adidas trainers and a green bomber jacket for her day as a judge

Singer Matt also wore a green bomber jacket for the occasion

The festival saw a large number of dog owners descend at Regents Park with their pets that looked so cute as always ready to be rated

Gail soaked in the North London sun in sunglasses with brown tinted sunglasses

‘All Things Primrose Hill celebrating’, the day saw a large number of Londoners enjoy

“But it was signed by Prince William, and it said that he would like me to have a chat about his idea of ​​home and how he hopes to eradicate homelessness in the coming years.”

Homeless charities have always been close to Gail’s Hart since she was declared bankrupt in 2017 and was forced to sleep roughly and spend six months on the banks of friends and in their guest rooms.

“Nobody knew. I was too embarrassed to tell someone that I was homeless. It could happen to anyone, but I never thought it would happen to me, “Gail added, who started her career at BBC Scotland for children, top of the Pops, children in need and the big breakfast

Desperate to help others in the same condition, Gail did not hesitate to enter into the opportunity when she received the letter from William.

But when she first met him to discuss the charity, she was not impressed by the impressive environment of Windsor Castle and the presence of Royal Courts and her usual talking, warm self.

‘Everyone shook William’s hand, but I just went into a hug. When my friends saw it in the newspapers, they said, “Oh my God, you didn’t do that alone!”

Last month Gail opened her unlikely friendship with Prince William in an interview with the mail on Sunday [Pictured September 2024]

The couple is committed to their shared concern about those who suffer the plight of homelessness [Pictured March 2025]

‘But he is just a different person and now he is used to a hug every time we meet.

“He must be aware of my background and when I left, he said:” Is everything right with you? “And I said,” Yes, it’s good. ” And he said, “Okay, I’m happy.”

‘We must all feel that we belong and that we are not nothing, and Prince William makes those connections. He really listens and is interested, and then he acts. He not only nods sympathetic. ‘

Homewards is a five -year project of £ 500,000 that is financed by the Royal Foundation that tries to help homeless people to find accommodation and employment.