Amy Robach And TJ Holmes has removed another breed from their list.

The couple was all smiles after completing the New York Road Runners United Airlines New York City Half Marathon on Sunday, March 17. Robach, 51, wore a gray jacket with long half-zip sleeves, black leggings and sunglasses, while Holmes, 46, opted for an all-white ensemble.

Before the race, Robach shared a selfie with Holmes via Instagram Story and wrote, “Let’s do this!!!” Holmes also posted a running selfie via his Instagram Story, along with another photo of the mile 9 marker.

The race follows Robach and Holmes competing together in the New York City Marathon in November 2023. They both started at 9:10 a.m. and completed the 26.2-mile course 4 hours and 14 minutes later at 1:25 p.m.

Robach and Holmes previously ran together, even before news of their relationship broke. In November 2022, the couple participated in the New York City Marathon.

“4 marathons… 2 in the last 4 weeks… NO WAY I could have ever accomplished this on my own!” Robach said via Instagram at the time alongside photos of the pair finishing the race with friends. “I love this running team so much. We encourage each other, train together and finish together. Thank you to everyone who came along the streets of the five boroughs to cheer us on… there is no bigger city in the world!!”

Later that month, the first GMA3 costars sparked dating rumors as they got cozy outside the office. In December 2022, the couple went on hiatus Good morning Americathe third hour. We weekly exclusively revealed in January 2023 that Robach and Holmes had left the ABC morning show.

When their romance made headlines, Holmes filed for divorce Marilee Fiebig and Robach ended her marriage with Andrew Shue.

Despite remaining tight-lipped about their love life, Holmes and Robach clarified how their relationship began during a December 2023 episode of their podcast “Amy and TJ.”

“To be clear, we were outed for being in a relationship, but everyone else thought we were being outed as adulterers – that we were cheating on our husbands – and that wasn’t the case, because the strange thing is that on the day those photos were taken and the day that article was released, we were both in divorce proceedings at the time,” Holmes said.

Robach also claimed that her marriage to Shue, 57, ended before she was in a relationship with Holmes. “We had lawyers and mediators, we were in the middle of divorces,” she said. “We thought we were protecting our children and our families and we thought we had time and we thought we had the right to privacy, and maybe that was foolish and foolish.”

That same month, multiple media outlets reported that Robach and Holmes’ former spouses were dating, with a source exclusively telling Us at the moment when Shue and Fiebig’s “feelings for each other are genuine.”

Shue and Fiebig, 46, were later spotted together at John F. Kennedy International Airport in January 2024.

Amy Roloff‘s first ‘I love you’ to husband Chris Marek is even sweeter than you can imagine.

“Maybe I wrote it on a card or something,” Amy, 61, teased as the couple played the “Not-So-Newly Married Game” exclusively with We weekly. “Because that’s a safer way to say ‘I love you’ instead of verbally.”

Both Chris, 61, and Amy agreed that she was the one who said those three little words first. Although Amy couldn’t remember exactly when she first confessed her feelings, she was confident that she put it in a special message for Chris.

“Because I knew, you know, [with Chris] never been married or [having] kids or something like that, that someone had to say first after dating for a while,” she recalled. “I’m a big fan of the fact that it will never be a perfect moment. You just have to choose the best moment.”

Amy believes Chris was looking for “the perfect” time to tell her. For his part, Chris said he also remembered the first time Amy said “I love you” with a card, teasing that it was “easier” for him to read the words so he could “understand” his response .

“But Amy is very good at giving cards,” he said. “I actually get at least three cards for every occasion, regardless of the occasion. And she always writes something very special and thoughtful in it.

Amy and Chris tied the knot in August 2021 after five years of dating. The ceremony took place at Roloff Farms, which she once shared with her ex-husband Matt Roloff, who was not invited to the wedding. Amy had fond memories of the estate as it was where she raised her and Matt’s four children: twins Zach and Jeremy, 33, daughter Molly, 30, and son Jacob, 27.

Upon their split in 2015, Amy sold her share of the farm to Matt. He initially wanted to sell the estate, but eventually turned it into a rental property in 2022. In a February 2024 episode of Small people, big worldtold Amy that it was difficult to see tenants in her family’s former home.

“I never imagined this would be the house I raised my children in for the past thirty years [would] be a short term rental. There should be a family or someone in there,” Amy admitted during a confessional. “Matt owns it all. It’s not that I wish him ill will. It makes sense, you know, for Matt to do it. I mean, from a business perspective, or whatever, it certainly makes sense.”

For more romance between Amy and Chris, watch the couple’s full Not-So-Newlywed above.

Toen Amy Winehouse uitstapte uit wat onbewust haar laatste concert ooit zou zijn, was ze gekleed in een nauwsluitende japon met bamboeprint, liefdevol ontworpen en gemaakt door een van haar beste vrienden.

De limoengroene en zwarte halternek-outfit zou, zegt Naomi Parry, Amy’s styliste gedurende zes jaar, een soort nieuwe start betekenen voor de 27-jarige zangeres.

Na jarenlang te hebben geworsteld met een drugs- en alcoholverslaving, kwam ze net uit de afkickkliniek en was ze enthousiast over de toekomst. Ze had een nieuwe relatie met filmregisseur Reg Traviss, die werd gezien als een positieve aanwezigheid in haar leven na haar rampzalige tweejarige huwelijk met heroïneverslaafde Blake Fielder-Civil. De jurk, zegt Naomi, symboliseerde een nieuw begin.

Helaas mocht het niet zo zijn. Het optreden, in Belgrado, Servië, op 18 juni 2011, verviel in een farce toen Amy dronken rond strompelde, haar schoenen uittrok en omviel. Ze moest het aan een achtergronddanseres overlaten om haar hit Valerie te zingen en kon zich de namen van haar bandleden niet herinneren.

Vijf weken later, op 23 juli, werd haar levenloze lichaam ontdekt in haar huis in Londen, omringd door lege wodkaflessen. Een lijkschouwer meldde later dat ze was overleden aan een accidentele alcoholvergiftiging.

Het was een droevig einde voor het wonderbaarlijk getalenteerde, in Enfield geboren Joodse meisje, dat haar carrière in 2002 op 19-jarige leeftijd begon met tekenen voor popondernemer Simon Fuller’s 19 Management.

Wereldwijd succes kwam met de release van haar Back To Black-album in 2006, met hits als Rehab, Tears Dry On Their Own en Love Is A Losing Game, en er werden wereldwijd meer dan 16 miljoen exemplaren van verkocht.

Ze won vervolgens zes Grammy’s in de VS, plus drie Ivor Novello-prijzen en een Brit in Groot-Brittannië. Het duurde echter niet lang voordat ze net zo bekend zou worden vanwege haar zelfvernietigende levensstijl als vanwege haar muziek, waarbij elk gruwelijk detail tot uiting kwam in de volle publiciteit.

Nu staat die jurk, die voor altijd geassocieerd zal worden met tragedie, in het middelpunt van meer controverse, nu Naomi en een andere van Amy’s beste vrienden, Catriona Gourley, verwikkeld zijn geraakt in een bittere rechtszaak met Amy’s vader, Mitch, 73, over de verkoop ervan. . Hij heeft advocaten ingehuurd en papieren ingediend bij het Hooggerechtshof in een poging het geld terug te krijgen dat de vrouwen verdienden toen de jurk drie jaar geleden in Beverly Hills werd verkocht voor een oogverblindende £192.000 – dertien keer de schatting van de veilingmeester.

De twee vrouwen waren Amy’s voormalige huisgenoten in Londen en steunden haar in de strijd tegen haar demonen, zoals beschreven in de documentaire Reclaiming Amy uit 2021. Ze maakten ooit zozeer deel uit van de binnenste cirkel van de zanger dat ze allebei – naast Mitch – op de grafsteen van Amy staan.

Zelfs Mitch erkende hun nauwe band en zei tegen de BBC: ‘Catriona en Amy, ze waren zussen. Ze waren meer dan beste vrienden.’

Catriona beweert een intieme relatie met Amy te hebben gehad en zei: ‘Ze schreef aantekeningen terwijl ik sliep en zei dingen als: ‘Jij bent het mooiste meisje dat ik ooit heb gezien’, en: ‘Hoe kun je eruit zien? net zo mooi in slaap als jij wakker bent?

‘Onze relatie was zo uniek. Ongedefinieerd. We hielden gewoon heel veel van elkaar.’

Het hechte trio deelde alles – en Naomi en Catriona beweren dat ze tijdens haar leven verschillende items van hun vriendin ‘royaal hadden gekregen’ – inclusief die beroemde bamboejurk. Dus nu zeggen ze dat ze verrast zijn – om nog maar te zwijgen van woede – dat het kledingstuk hen in zo’n stressvolle situatie heeft gebracht, die hen financieel zou kunnen ruïneren.

De jurk is een van de items die de vrouwen gebruikten om de nalatenschap van hun vriendin te eren in een tien jaar durend project. Verwoest door verdriet na de dood van Amy, bedacht Naomi een boek, Beyond Black, waarin het leven van de zanger werd onderzocht aan de hand van foto’s en memorabilia. Ze organiseerden allebei een tentoonstelling met dezelfde naam, die begon in het Grammy Museum in LA en eindigde in het Design Museum in LA. Londen.

Naomi en Catriona – die talloze bijdragen hebben geleverd aan tv-shows, radioprogramma’s en krantenartikelen om de nagedachtenis van Amy levend te houden – zeggen dat Mitch aan alles heeft meegewerkt.

In 2021 besloten de vrouwen dat hun inspanningen voltooid waren en besloten ze afscheid te nemen van een aantal items in hun collectie.

En dus begonnen ze op twee veilingen, één in 2021 en één dit jaar, een aantal van de jurken, handtassen, kleding, ondergoed en make-up te verkopen, evenals aantekeningen en schetsen die Amy hen in de loop der jaren had gegeven. .

Onder de verkochte items bevonden zich een hartvormige Moschino-tas die Amy droeg tijdens de Brit Awards 2007, die voor £ 160.000 werd verkocht, een jurk van Dolce & Gabbana die voor £ 20.000 werd verkocht – en natuurlijk de jurk met bamboeprint.

De verkoop was voor voormalig taxichauffeur Mitch aanleiding om de zaak aanhangig te maken in zijn rol als beheerder van de nalatenschap van zijn dochter.

Hij beweert dat Naomi en Catriona £ 3,3 miljoen hebben verdiend met de verkoop van 156 items van Amy, hoewel de meisjes zeggen dat de cijfers van Mitch overdreven zijn.

Hij dient nu echter een petitie in om £730.000 van hun winst terug te vorderen voor de Amy Winehouse Foundation, die jonge mensen ondersteunt die worstelen met verslavingen. Het tweetal heeft beloofd om tegen Mitch te vechten voor wat zij denken dat van hen is – en hebben zich tot crowdfunding gewend om hun juridische kosten te dekken. Het paar is al meer dan £65.000 waard en vreest dat het totaal £250.000 zou kunnen overschrijden nadat ze de Londense firma Lee & Thompson hadden ingehuurd om hun hoek te bevechten. Ze zeggen dat de opbrengsten van de veiling zijn weggevloeid door de rekeningen.

Hun pleidooi wordt gesteund door zangers als Kelly Osbourne en Lisa Moorish, Amy’s peetdochter Dionne Bromfield en de Hawley Arms – de pub in Camden, Noord-Londen, waar Amy als twintiger vele nachten doorbracht met feesten.

Nadat ze er bij het Hooggerechtshof op hadden aangedrongen de zaak tegen hen af ​​te wijzen, brachten de vrouwen een verklaring uit, waarin stond dat Mitch het geld uit Amy’s nalatenschap niet mocht gebruiken om hen voor de rechtbank te vervolgen.

Ze zeiden: ‘Ondanks dat de verwachte toekomstige kosten van een rechtszaak in de honderdduizenden lopen, zijn we resoluut in het bewijzen dat deze beschuldigingen vals zijn.

‘Wij zijn ervan overtuigd dat rijkdom niet mag worden gebruikt als een middel tot intimidatie en we consolideren nu al onze middelen om onze naam te zuiveren en te steunen.

‘We willen degenen bedanken die al vriendelijkheid en steun hebben getoond, zowel publiekelijk als privé. Uw geloof in onze onschuld is zeer geruststellend.’

De beproeving heeft een lang en hartverscheurend proces gekend voor Naomi en Catriona, wier relatie met de vader van hun vriend zo giftig is geworden dat de uitkomst nu in handen is van een rechter. Zeker ook, het heeft hun herinneringen aan Amy met nog meer verdriet getint.

Een bron vertelde aan Mail on Sunday: ‘Het is gewoon zo tragisch. Mitch gebruikt de vele miljoenen die hij uit Amy’s nalatenschap heeft gekregen tegen haar vrienden. Ze zou absoluut geschokt zijn.

‘Ze hield van iedereen en wilde gewoon zien dat ze met elkaar overweg konden. Zij [Naomi and Catriona] waren haar dagelijkse mensen, ze hielden van haar en deden zo hun best om voor haar te zorgen. Het is zo verschrikkelijk verwoestend dat het allemaal zover heeft kunnen komen.’

‘Mitch wist altijd dat de meisjes spullen van Amy hadden en dat ze een aantal spullen gingen veilen. Het belangrijkste probleem was toen die jurk voor zo’n groot bedrag werd verkocht. Niemand realiseerde zich dat het zoveel zou opleveren en Mitch besloot dat hij een deel van het geld wilde hebben.

‘Toen ze Mitch’s juridische brief voor het eerst ontvingen, was het paar verblind. Mitch wist dat ze de spullen al die tijd hadden en dat ze ze op tentoonstellingen hadden getoond. Het was in geen miljoen jaar bij hen opgekomen dat Mitch op een dag er iets van zou willen.

‘Het leek een volkomen oneerlijke eis. Het is nu in het ongelukkige stadium beland dat alle communicatie via advocaten verloopt.’ Toegegeven, de relatie van de meisjes met Amy’s vader is door de jaren heen beladen geweest.

Maar na jaren van onenigheid, misschien over de opvoeding van zijn steeds meer in moeilijkheden verkerende dochter, legden de vrouwen de meningsverschillen opzij om samen met Mitch aan de Beyond Black-tentoonstelling te werken.

Een vriendin zei: ‘Mitch was niet bepaald gastvrij voor Amy’s vrienden toen ze nog leefde. Het was alsof er twee afzonderlijke facties in haar leven waren: haar vader aan de ene kant en haar vrienden aan de andere kant.

‘Dus toen Beyond Black begon, was het heel bijzonder om ze te zien samenwerken. De betrekkingen waren vaak gespannen.’

Voor Naomi en Catriona lijkt dat allemaal heel lang geleden, terwijl Mitch hardnekkig zijn rechtszaak voortzet.

Zijn vrienden zeggen dat hij weigert enige kritiek te horen op zijn beslissing om de vrienden van zijn dochter aan te klagen.

Eén zei: ‘Mitch heeft het in zijn hoofd dat hij de zaak moet winnen. Toen hem werd verteld dat hij het misschien wat rustiger aan moest doen en de meisjes gewoon hun leven moest laten gaan, vond hij het allemaal niet leuk.

‘Hij heeft de beslissing van de meisjes om geld te verdienen met deze dingen zeer slecht opgevat. Het is alsof hij gelooft dat alle bezittingen van Amy nu van hem zijn.’

Een woordvoerder van Mitch zei: ‘In 2021 werden op Amy’s nalatenschap items uit haar leven en carrière geveild, waarbij 30 procent van de opbrengst naar de Amy Winehouse Foundation ging. Twee personen hebben op die veiling een aantal voorwerpen verkocht en de opbrengst ervan ingehouden. De items waren allemaal Amy-gerelateerd.

‘Dit jaar hebben ze meer Amy-gerelateerde items geveild en samen hebben de twee veilingen voor elk van hen bedragen van zes cijfers opgeleverd.

‘De boedel heeft zich afgevraagd hoe deze spullen in hun bezit zijn gekomen en heeft geen bevredigende antwoorden gekregen. De boedel is daarom een ​​juridische procedure gestart om de situatie op te helderen.

‘De Amy Winehouse Foundation zal er rechtstreeks baat bij hebben als het geld wordt teruggevorderd van een van de beklaagden.’

Voor Naomi, 13 jaar na Amy’s dood, merkt ze dat ze opnieuw rouwt om haar vriendin, door de symbolische jurk die ze maakte.

Voorafgaand aan de veiling in 2021 zei ze: ‘Ik voel een enorme hoeveelheid verdriet als ik naar die jurk kijk. Het moest het begin zijn van iets nieuws en vooruitgang.

‘Het ging zo goed met haar. De jurk ging van het symboliseren van iets nieuws en spannends naar absolute verwoesting.’

Ze wist toen nog niet dat de verwoesting vandaag de dag nog steeds voelbaar zou zijn.

Jos Peck is not okay by Amy Schumer recent criticism By Joy Koy Golden Globes monologue.

“I took issue with Amy Schumer, who was recently on the Dear Media podcast. She was asked about Jo Koy,” Peck, 27, said during the Thursday, February 29, episode of his “Good guyspodcast. “I feel defensive towards comedians. It’s a brotherhood, it’s a sisterhood. And she was actually critical of Jo Koy. She threw him under the bus, which was stupid because she’s a comedian. It’s like we all knowing he had a rough night, why would you still chase him a month later?

Peck noted that while he is not a “comedian” himself, his comedian friend Yannis Pappas recently shared his own insight on Koy’s controversial Globes monologue, saying he felt it captured the situation well. “[He said]“The jokes were fine, he just wasn’t confident because it was such an intimidating room and they weren’t giving him any love,” Peck recalled. “He didn’t deserve any of it [backlash].”

Koy hosted the awards ceremony in January, marking his first appearance as a presenter. In his opening monologue, he notably made a dissertation Barbie – who co-starred nominees Margot Robbie And Ryan Gosling – and fellow nominees Robert de Niro, Bradley Cooper And Taylor Swift. Many of his jokes hit home, leaving both the star-studded audience and many viewers at home unimpressed.

Schumer, for her part, appeared on the “Not skinny but not fatpodcast earlier this month to share her own thoughts on the awkward moment, saying Koy, 52, ultimately had a “lesson handed to him.”

“Like [the audience doesn’t] laugh, then it’s a problem,” Schumer, host of the 2022 Oscars, explained at the time. “That thing with Jo… he threw his writers under the bus and it didn’t look good. If I’m going to say a joke about someone… I’m going to make it clear. For example, I cleaned up [my jokes] Unpleasant Leonardo DiCaprio. I resolved it with these people. Because I don’t want to make that mistake.”

Despite disagreeing with Koy’s handling of things on stage, Schumer added that it “doesn’t feel good when the whole internet is mad at you,” and clarified that she “wouldn’t wish that on anyone.”

While discussing Schumer’s comments Thursday, Peck’s cohost said: Ben Soffersaid he largely agreed with Peck, but thought Koy blaming his writers for the lack of laughs was the main problem.

“If you’re bombing, you don’t have to tell us you’re bombing because your writers suck,” he said. “He threw them under the bus.”

Koy, for his part, told the Los Angeles Times in an interview after the ceremony, he said it was a “rookie movie” to blame his writing team, but ultimately did not regret his jokes.

“I feel like none of you moms have watched it, and I’m kind of glad,” he told the outlet. “Oh my God. It feels good to live in this country. We can say what we want to say. Be absolutely unapologetic about it. Being able to… express your opinion.”

Koy also addressed his specific comment about Swift, 34, in which he joked about the pop star being shown around the NFL attending her boyfriend Travis Kelce’s football games.

“The whole point of that joke was to make fun of the NFL,” Koy explained. “The nice thing about the Globes is that we don’t have to do cutaways for ratings. What hurts the most is that all I do is support Taylor, I support her [and] I like her work. I have nieces that I bought [concert] tickets for. There is no malicious intent in that joke.”

By Connie Rusk for Mailonline

Published: 09:26 EST, February 29, 2024 | Updated: 09:45 EST, February 29, 2024

Amy Schumer revealed she has Cushing’s syndrome.

The Emmy-winning actress, 42, shared her diagnosis on Jessica Yellin’s ‘News no noisenewsletter on Friday, just days after fans expressed concern that her face looked “swollen.”

The star said she learned about her condition while promoting season 2 of her show Life & Beth, after speculation about her appearance helped her realize that “something was wrong.”

“They’ve been a crazy bunch [of] weeks for me and my family. In addition to the concerns about my health, I also had to be in front of the camera as the Internet arrived. But thank goodness for that. Because that’s how I realized something was wrong.’

Cushing’s syndrome is a condition that occurs when your body produces too much of the hormone cortisol (also called the stress hormone) over a long period of time.

Symptoms can include weight gain in the face and torso, a lump of fat between the shoulders, pink or purple stretch marks, weak skin and more.

Treatment for Cushing’s syndrome aims to lower the amount of cortisol in the body and depends on the cause of the syndrome. Mayo Clinic.

Amy explained her journey to finding out about her diagnosis: “While I was doing press on camera for my Hulu show, I was also sitting in MRI machines for four hours straight, having my arteries occluded from the amount of blood being drawn and me thought maybe I can’t be there to see my son grow up.’

‘So finding out that I have the kind of Cushing’s that will go away on its own and that I am healthy was the best news imaginable.’

When asked why she decided to share her “personal medical information,” Schumer said she “wants to advocate for women’s health.”

“The shame and criticism of our ever-changing bodies is something I have dealt with and witnessed for a long time.”

“I so want women to love themselves and be ruthless as they fight for their own health in a system that usually doesn’t believe them.”

She added that her diagnosis is “a great example of the fact that we never know what’s going on with someone.”

‘Everyone suffers from something. Maybe we can all be a little kinder to each other and to ourselves.”

On Tuesday, Schumer said she feels like her online critics are angry because she isn’t “thinner” and “prettier” while engaging in a discussion about online trolls.

She appeared on the podcast Not skinny but not fatwhere she said she especially felt attacked by trolls because of her appearance.

“I think they’re mad that I’m not thinner, I think they’re mad that I’m not prettier,” the New York City native said, “and that I still feel like I have a right to speak .’

The Life & Beth star — who opened up in detail about her battle with endometriosis earlier this month amid speculation about her face looking “swollen” — said the hostility she faces online is linked to misogyny.

“I guess they don’t want a woman to say anything – I mean, what woman has ever opened her mouth without being torn to shreds?” Schumer said.

The Trainwreck star said people online have shown that they feel “very comfortable singing” because “there’s a lot of passion for her.”

“I could focus on that and it doesn’t feel good when the whole internet is mad at you,” Schumer said. “Don’t get me wrong: it doesn’t feel good and I wouldn’t wish that on anyone who doesn’t deserve it.”

The Girl with the Lower Back Tattoo author, asked if she has grown a “thick skin” after more than a decade in the spotlight, said she is used to being the target of trolls.

“It’s been a long time since people came for me,” says Schumer, who shares son Gene, four, with husband Chris Fischer, 44.

Schumer addressed online speculation about her appearance last week after making promotional appearances on Good Morning America and The Tonight Show for the second season of her Hulu series Life & Beth.

In a Feb. 15 Instagram post, Schumer told her 13 million followers that she was battling the autoimmune disease endometriosis, which caused some swelling.

“Thank you so much for everyone’s input on my face!” she said. ‘I have enjoyed feedback and consultation about my appearance, as all women have for almost twenty years. And you’re right, it’s thicker than normal now.

‘I have endometriosis, an autoimmune disease that every woman should read about. There are some medical and hormonal things going on in my world right now, but I’m doing well.”

Schumer said she believed that “a woman does not need any excuses for her physical appearance and is not owed any explanations,” but she responded to the speculation “to advocate for self-love and acceptance of the skin you are in.”

Schumer continued, “Just like any other woman/person, some days I feel confident and good, and other days I want to put a bag over my head. But I feel strong and beautiful and so proud of this TV show that I created. Wrote. Starring and directed.”

Schumer noted that “historically, women’s bodies have hardly been medically examined compared to men,” noting that author Elizabeth Comen’s new book All in Her Head “explains this well.”

According to a description from The Mayo Clinic, endometriosis is “an often painful condition in which tissue that resembles the lining of the uterus grows outside the uterus.

‘It often affects the ovaries, fallopian tubes and the tissue lining the pelvis. In rare cases, endometriotic growths may be found outside the area where the pelvic organs are located.’

The pain associated with the condition may increase “during menstruation” and “fertility problems may also develop,” according to the clinic.

Season 2 of Amy’s show, Life & Beth, is now available to stream on Hulu.

Ed Westwick and his fiancée Amy Jackson wore coordinated angel and devil looks as they attended the Genny show during Milan Fashion Week.

The newly engaged couple stepped out in power suits for the Womenswear Fall/Winter show on Thursday.

The Gossip Girl actor, 36, who recently popped the question to Amy, 32, during a ski trip, opted for an all-black ensemble of a black suit and a Genny T-shirt underneath, with a huge black jacket draped over his shoulders.

He completed the look with a cross necklace, while his jacket was adorned with a diamond-encrusted brooch.

Meanwhile, Amy's attire followed a similar theme, except hers followed a white and silver color scheme.

The actress, who is from the Isle of Man and known for starring in Indian films, wore an oversized white shirt covered in miniature versions of the diamond brooch found on Ed's jacket.

Over the shirt, Amy donned a loose-fitting silver satin suit. She completed the striking look with an oversized white coat and a pair of silver strappy heels.

She swept her dark locks into a neat bun and wore a cat-eye eyeliner look with a bright red lip to contrast the white.

It comes after they recently appeared at a London Fashion Week party as the biennial style event hit the English capital earlier this week, before flying to Milan for the Diesel show on Wednesday.

Ed wore a stylish worn trench coat with ripped jeans.

He wore the jacket over a white cardigan and accessorized with a necklace, while he completed his high fashion look with steel toe boots.

Meanwhile, Amy cut a cool figure in another distressed ensemble: a heavily ripped denim co-ord set, which she wore with stiletto boots.

The Bollywood actress wore her dark hair in a wet look style and accentuated her beautiful features with a soft makeup palette.

The couple looked head over heels in love as they attended the Perfect X AMI Issue Six launch party on Monday night.

They looked completely in love as they walked hand in hand to Dovetale restaurant at 1 Hotel Mayfair.

The future husband and wife showed off their compatibility by donning complementary outfits for the glitzy event.

Amy looked effortlessly chic in an oversized beige double-breasted blazer and matching trousers.

The mother-of-one also carried a small black handbag and enhanced her height with a pair of high-heeled boots.

While Ed wore a matching suit for his fiancée, but opted for a black pinstripe version paired with dress shoes and a silver cross necklace.

Ed got down on one knee to pop the question to Amy in G'staad, Switzerland, as the couple announced their exciting news last month.

The couple shared a slew of sweet snaps from the romantic proposal on Instagram, captioning it: 'Hell Yes [ring emoji].'

Adele Narcisi, gemologist and design expert at Queensmith previously revealed that Amy's engagement ring is made from a natural diamond and could be worth up to £100,000.

However, she noted that it is more likely that the diamond was grown in a laboratory, meaning it could actually be worth only a quarter of that.

She told MailOnline: 'Amy Jackson's engagement ring appears to be a beautiful and timeless 4-carat oval solitaire diamond, a shape that has gained popularity in recent years.

'Based on its size and if natural, this diamond is estimated to be worth around £90,000 to £100,000.

“There are typically only a handful of four-carat top-quality natural diamonds available at any given time. Natural diamonds of this size are a rarity.

'For a natural diamond, we recommend staying between color grades D to F for an icy, colorless diamond, VS2 and higher clarity, ensuring no inclusions are visible to the naked eye.

'There is no need to go higher than VVS2 as the diamond will cost much more but will look more or less the same.'

Ed met Amy, who has a four-year-old son, Andreas, with her ex-fiancé George Panayatiou, at the Silverstone circuit in 2021.

A source told The Sun at the time: 'Ed and Amy are a really good fit. We clicked immediately.

'Both like to have fun and are career-driven. For now they're enjoying getting to know each other.'

The couple became Instagram official just ahead of Valentine's Day 2022, with Amy writing a sweet note on her social media just in time for the occasion.

Amy Schumer says she feels like her online critics are angry because she isn't “thinner” and “prettier” as she sits in a discussion about online trolls on Tuesday.

The Emmy-winning actress, 42, appeared on the podcast Not skinny but not fatwhere she said she especially felt attacked by trolls because of her appearance.

“I think they're mad that I'm not thinner, I think they're mad that I'm not prettier,” the New York City native said, “and that I still feel like I have a right to speak .'

The Life & Beth star — who opened up in detail about her battle with endometriosis earlier this month amid speculation about her face looking “swollen” — said the hostility she faces online is linked to misogyny.

“I guess they don't want a woman to say anything – I mean, what woman has ever opened her mouth without being torn to shreds?” Schumer said.

The Trainwreck star said people have shown online that they “feel comfortable singing” because “there's a lot of passion for her.”

“I could focus on that and it doesn't feel good when the whole internet is mad at you,” Schumer said. “Don't get me wrong: it doesn't feel good and I wouldn't wish that on anyone who doesn't deserve it.”

The Girl with the Lower Back Tattoo author, asked if she has grown a “thick skin” after more than a decade in the spotlight, said she is used to being the target of trolls.

“It's been a long time since people came for me,” says Schumer, who shares son Gene, four, with husband Chris Fischer, 44.

Schumer addressed online speculation about her appearance last week after making promotional appearances on Good Morning America and The Tonight Show for the second season of her Hulu series Life & Beth.

In a Feb. 15 Instagram post, Schumer told her 13 million followers that she was battling the autoimmune disease endometriosis, which caused some swelling.

“Thank you so much for everyone's input on my face!” she said. 'I have enjoyed feedback and consultation about my appearance, as all women have for almost twenty years. And you're right, it's thicker than normal now.

'I have endometriosis, an autoimmune disease that every woman should read about. There are some medical and hormonal things going on in my world right now, but I'm doing well.”

Schumer said she believed that “a woman does not need any excuses for her physical appearance and is not owed any explanations,” but she responded to the speculation “to advocate for self-love and acceptance of the skin you are in.”

Schumer continued, “Just like any other woman/person, some days I feel confident and good, and other days I want to put a bag over my head. But I feel strong and beautiful and so proud of this TV show that I created. Wrote. Starring and directed.'

Schumer noted that “historically, women's bodies have hardly been medically examined compared to men,” noting that author Elizabeth Comen's new book All in Her Head “explains this well.”

According to a description of The Mayo ClinicEndometriosis is an often painful condition in which tissue similar to the inner lining of the uterus grows outside the uterus.

'It often affects the ovaries, fallopian tubes and the tissue lining the pelvis. In rare cases, endometriotic growths may be found outside the area where the pelvic organs are located.'

Pain associated with the condition may increase “during menstruation” and “fertility problems may also develop,” according to the clinic.

Amy Dowden has issued a health update after her hospitalization last week, giving fans insight into her second honeymoon with husband Ben Jones.

The professional dancer, 33, revealed on Monday that she had been placed in a respiratory unit during her battle with breast cancer.

She was diagnosed in May last year and underwent a mastectomy in July, taking time off from Strictly Come Dancing while she underwent treatment.

Amy shared photos from her hospital bed this week, telling fans: “So last week didn't exactly go to plan. I feel much better now and am still taking it easy.

'But I can't thank the NHS enough and the care I received in the respiratory unit. Also to my family and Ben of course. Always dropping everything and spending endless hours next to my bed while mostly sleeping.

'I feel a lot better and thank you for the many messages after the shutdown. Today I went to the oncology department for my monthly injection (missed last week because I was sick).'

On Tuesday, Amy appeared on Lorraine in a pre-recorded video of her romantic trip to Grenada with Ben.

Host Lorraine Kelly relayed Amy's health update: 'You may have noticed that Amy was in hospital last week, but just to reassure you, she says she is making a very good recovery and of course we are sending our love to her. .'

During the segment, viewers got the chance to see Amy and Ben enjoying the Caribbean sun, with Amy revealing that the trip had allowed her to forget about her cancer.

She told viewers: “The past year has been tough, but I'm determined to get my life back on track.”

The dancer and her husband enjoyed a range of activities during the trip, including boat trips, massages, diving and lots of swimming.

During a romantic BBQ dinner on the beach, Amy admitted: '[The trip has] definitely what I needed. I can't quite believe we're here. This is literally paradise.'

Ben then said, “It was amazing, I wouldn't want to be here with anyone else but you.”

He then praised, “I'm really proud of everything you've done and been through these past few months and come out the other side and stayed positive and strong.”

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Of the getaway, Amy said, “I didn't realize how much I really needed this trip, both Ben and I.

“Basically an escape from my reality. Just getting some fresh air, some vitamin D and just some quality time together, away from the stress we've been having and the hospital appointments and the medications and the worries and just getting away.

“To be honest, I haven't thought about my cancer once since I've been here.”

She also talked about her hopes for the year and how her values ​​have changed after the challenging past few months.

She said: 'I think I've been in a very aesthetic world and since I lost my hair, my eyelashes and my eyebrows – yes, it's growing again – but I think you learn the real values ​​of life when you reached rock bottom.

“For me, it's just cherishing every moment, taking advantage of every opportunity, spending time with your loved ones and reminding them how much you love them every day.”

Expressing her determination to return to the Strictly dancefloor, Amy said: 'The goal for this year is definitely to get as healthy as possible and as fit as possible. I haven't been able to go to the gym for so many months, I haven't been able to dance for so many months.

'And I know it's going to be a long journey, but I'm determined to get back on the dance floor, back with my Strictly family and just grab life and take every opportunity that comes my way and be present .

'It certainly gives me a more positive feeling towards 2024.'

It comes after Amy spoke about the importance of being able to continue her TV work during her battle with cancer, explaining that it gave her 'something to get up for' every day.

The Welsh star was in the middle of filming series two of Dare To Dance – in which she teaches people dance routines to surprise their loved ones – when she was diagnosed.

Speak with BBC news On Monday, Amy said: “We continued filming until my mastectomy [last June]. And two weeks after my mastectomy I was back – I couldn't dance myself, but I could still teach – and we finished the series before I started chemo.

'So I was very involved, much more than I thought, and it really helped a lot. I think if all that had been taken away from me I would have really struggled with it.”

She added that she has also “learned so much” from the show's contributors, saying: “We become very close, like a family.

'When you do something so intensive, it is important that the team creates that special bond.

“And honestly, it helped me through such a difficult time in my life. Because I had focus and had something to get up for every day.'

It comes after Amy's friend Sara Davies, who competed on Strictly in 2021, recently revealed she had to convince Amy to go ahead with her treatment when it was offered because she was worried she would miss out on her Strictly career.

Dragon's Den star Sara said Amy was 'programmed' to dance from a young age and the thought of taking time off to focus on her health scared her.

Speaking on the Invitation Only podcast, Sara revealed: 'I spent a lot of time with her at the beginning of her cancer diagnosis when she wasn't feeling positive. She had been dealt a bad hand and she was struggling with it.

“I knew then that I had to be the friend who filled her tank, but even if you just want someone to give you a hug and tell you it's going to be okay, I'm not the one to go to.

“I was the one who was like, 'What's the plan, Amy?' and pushing her to make tough decisions. She wasn't sure if she would get chemo, so we talked about that.”

She added, “What I have realized with the dancers is that they are determined to dance from an early age. And the biggest blow for her was: “If I don't go down that route, I can't do Strictly this year.”

“I had to look her in the eye and say, 'Amy, you have cancer. They literally cut off your breasts. They're telling you to get this chemo to get better. Don't worry.' dance and strict”.

'Her response was: “But maybe they won't want me back next year.” So I said, “Amy, you're great at what you do, of course they want you back. You're so loved. Please, it's very important. Get well soon.”

'And then she went to the show without a wig. What a phenomenal moment. When I saw her, I cried.”