Candice Warner has given a candid insight into her family life with her husband David following his retirement from Test cricket.

The former iron woman, 39, revealed that she gave the sports star a financial compensation.

Speaking backstage with Cooper and Matty Johns podcast in a joint interview with David, she explained that she was in control because of her husband37, is a huge spender.

She added that David doesn’t even have a banking app on his own phone.

“I’m pretty conservative, but David is definitely the publisher,” she explained.

‘David has an allowance. It’s a healthy compensation, so don’t think I have him by the balls and he can’t enjoy his life.’

He joked about his benefits: “I had a denial once, I had it once, and I said, ‘Have I been paid?’

Candice discussed how she manages their finances and said she has to make sure their mortgage and bills are paid.

But there is a downside to the arrangement: David cannot surprise his wife with lavish gifts.

“When I try to surprise Candice and buy her a gift, it doesn’t work because she will see the transaction coming!” he said.

The mother of three also gave an insight into how their family life will change following David’s retirement from test cricket.

She spoke enthusiastically about the time David is currently able to spend with her and their children – Ivy Mae, nine, Indi Rae, eight, and Isla Rose, five – but said he will still have to be away for a long time.

Candice admitted she was “relieved” after his retirement, but made clear people’s expectations that David will now just stay home, dad.

“It wasn’t a moment of sadness at all, which I think David was ready for – maybe I’m wrong – but it was just a relief,” she said.

‘For us it was a relief, but at the same time it also meant a lot more cricket. What people probably don’t realise, they think “he’s retired from test cricket, he’ll be home a lot more”, but that’s not the case at all.

“This is a rarity, but after that he will be gone for almost four to five months.”

David shocked the sporting world by announcing his retirement from Test and One Day International cricket in June last year.

And then last year he made the emotional decision to retire from one-day international cricket ahead of his final Test match.

In January, David hit a match-winning 57 runs in his final innings to help Australia secure victory at the SCG and complete a 3-0 victory over Pakistan, giving him the perfect farewell to red-ball cricket.

The veteran said he felt ‘comfortable’ when the time came to end his ODI career, including after Australia’s World Cup win in India late last year.

He stressed that the decision would create opportunities to play franchise cricket abroad and will not rule out a comeback if Australia needs an opener for the ICC Champions Trophy in 2025.

‘It was a decision I felt very comfortable with. To win in India, where we came from, was absolutely amazing,” he said.

“The team, not only led by Patty but coach Andrew McDonald himself, everything is just so calm and relaxed within the team.

“We go out there, we’re adults, we back ourselves to train as best we can and then go out there and perform. There’s never any extra pressure, it’s the same: come in and do what you need to get done. We love winning.

“When we lost two games in a row in India, the bond with each other only grew stronger and it is not by chance or coincidence that we got to where we were.

“The heroics of Maxi, the captain and the skill and execution of the way we played against India were phenomenal, and not to be ignored in the Calcutta semi-final.”

“I know the Champions Trophy is coming… if in two years I am playing decent cricket and if they need someone, I will be available,” he added.

By A. James for Daily Mail Australia

Published: 00:39 EST, March 9, 2024 | Updated: 00:39 EST, March 9, 2024

OUR beloved astrologer Meg sadly passed away last year, but her column will be kept alive by her friend and protector Maggie Innes.

Read on to see what’s written in the stars for you today.

RAM

March 21 to April 20

You are best friends, loyal but also honest, and this can help you get to where you would like to be with someone special.

It’s easy to be blinded by big expenses, but real bonds are built during quiet times.

Pluto throws your name into a new local mix and you could lead a project related to shared outdoor space.

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Taurus

April 21 to May 21

If there’s at least one emotional goal you know you’ve been avoiding, face it today. This may be a challenging step, but you have the courage.

In the family, showing you care about each other, now and forever, can be enough to get the bond going again.

At work, stick to your own schedule and don’t fall into a time trap.

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GEMINI

May 22 to June 21

The most important movement on your map takes place in your travel zone, as irregular travel can again proceed freely.

This can be a love adventure and the destination is so close.

Or perhaps you are taking steps towards a new home. The door may have to be different, but the feelings can be the same.

Happiness circles history dates.

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CANCER

June 22 to July 22

You feel yourself changing and growing – you are ready to present your new you to the world.

Be careful about how much you reveal, especially to a boss or partner.

Jupiter’s winning streak focuses on your community sector and you will achieve so much in a group.

Soon you could hear the name of that group.

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LION

July 23 to August 23

The loving light of a marriage moon shines on you and this can hasten long-term love decisions.

But it is also a sign of deep insight into your true heart, and what you see there may surprise you because it represents a different balance between dedication and independence.

Happiness calls a recently repainted door.

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VIRGO

August 24 to September 22

If the working world has lost its luster, it may be on the way back and you can see how this could happen.

You can adjust your role, but also revisit an interesting opportunity that you dismissed as ‘not for Virgo’.

Stubborn Pluto jogs through your fitness chart – and the bigger the challenge, the better you can do.

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LIBRA

September 23 to October 23

This is a day for romance, so open your eyes to see who is looking so longingly your way.

What you do next can set the pace for happily ever after.

There is a creative energy in your horoscope, waking skills that have been dormant for years.

Take them seriously. Happiness may be related to pink and white stripes.

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SCORPIO

October 24 to November 22

It’s time to try again at home – to change an address or an attitude. Stay strong when you need to.

As for love, two hearts are aligned and a choice of dates leads towards June.

If you start the day single, make sure a friendly Taurus doesn’t slip away from you. This may start as friendship, but has eternal potential. “N” directions can be lucky.

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SAGITTARIUS

November 23 to December 21

You may think you should say more, but your horoscope encourages a caring silence.

When you hold space for someone, he or she feels respected and willing to speak up.

Workmates can become winning teammates in money or sports.

Neptune’s insight identifies the weak link in a family chain – you can fix it.

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CAPRICORN

December 22 to January 20

To make money work well for you, it’s important to have a direct conversation with yourself.

You have the skills and knowledge you need, now it’s time to use them.

Your love profile is ready to rely more on luck and stop your head from trying to micromanage your heart.

Smile back to “S” and see what happens.

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AQUARIUS

January 21 to February 18

Now you have a personal moon and the deep insight that comes with it.

An apology can work if you accept that mistakes have been made in the past, but this does not have to affect the future.

A passion image begins to form. A home that you often visit and admire can be the catalyst for a family’s new level of togetherness.

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PISCES

February 19 to March 20

You may think you don’t know how to handle certain secrets, but your chart indicates that deep down you do.

Follow this through and do it with enough tact and time. On the other hand, big decisions can be made.

The delightful way a stranger says your name can take you on a romantic rollercoaster.

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By Charlotte Karp for Daily Mail Australia

Published: 5:17 PM EST, February 12, 2024 | Updated: 6:51 PM EST, February 12, 2024

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The lead prosecutor who led the rape case against Bruce Lehrmann described himself as a “truth teller” in his LinkedIn bio – before quickly deleting it when asked a question.

Shane Drumgold was forced to resign as ACT director of public prosecutions last year after a commission of inquiry – the equivalent of a royal commission – made a series of damning findings against him.

A judge ruled he knowingly lied to the ACT chief justice during Mr Lehrmann's 2022 trial, lost objectivity during the prosecution and breached his duty by failing to disclose documents to the defense.

He resigned as DPP after the 600-page report was leaked to the media and is now suing the commission of inquiry over its findings.

That case was heard in the ACT Supreme Court on Wednesday and will return to court in mid-February.

Mr Drumgold has since become an active LinkedIn user, describing himself as a “truth teller” on the platform, until Thursday when Daily Mail Australia asked him about it.

He also used a single poop emoji to describe his past year.

Thursday morning read his biography: “Truth teller, retired lawyer, author.” Later that afternoon it said, “Retired attorney, author.”

He did not respond to questions, so it is unclear whether the description was a holdover from his time as a top prosecutor or a defiant attitude toward the investigation's findings.

In any case, Mr. Drumgold's activity on LinkedIn has increased significantly since he had more free time following his resignation in September.

In December, he summed up his year by posting a poop emoji and hinted that he might try to rebuild his reputation in 2024.

'Wishing you all a Merry Christmas. My 2023 review is captured in one emoji,” he wrote, alongside a poop emoji.

“It's not the size of the dog in the fight, so stay tuned for a big 2024.

“In the meantime, be safe, eat, drink, enjoy the love of those around you, but most importantly, be kind to everyone.”

Mr Drumgold, who has been an advocate for Indigenous rights and legal issues, also shared commentary advocating for the Indigenous voice in Parliament.

'The arguments in the referendum can be divided into two schools of thought: fear versus hope. Fear of possible consequences versus hope for possible consequences. I know where I sit,” he wrote in September, weeks before the elections.

He also attacked the No campaign slogan: “If you don't know, vote no.”

'I think I need to make a list of things we wouldn't have today – if our guiding principle was 'if you don't know, say no'. It would range from cancer treatment to airplanes,” he said.

Closer to the October referendum, he wrote: “If you don't know, find out.”

The referendum failed on October 14, but the ACT voted overwhelmingly in favor of The Voice.

“Tonight I am devastated, but I will heal,” he wrote when the results were announced.

“I know that history has etched certain names in stone that will form infamous legacies for decades to come.”

'I am very proud of the ACT. Thank you!

“My hope is that activists will wake up – to light a fire, to close the divide that has dominated this country for over two centuries.

'Without darkness we would not know the light.'

Previously, the majority of Mr Drumgold's posts appeared to have been made in 2022 – the year of Mr Lehrmann's trial, when his reputation was still intact.

In one post, he celebrated the ACT Women Lawyer Awards and noted how “amazing” it was to see two lawyers from the DPP office walk away with an award – including his own daughter, Tahlia Drumgold.

“The DPP team had a great night at the ACT Women Lawyer Awards,” he wrote.

“It was great to see two DPP lawyers recognized for their outstanding achievements, and we congratulate Katie McCann and Tahlia Drumgold on their respective awards.”

Mr Drumgold was on paid sick leave from May to September last year after being questioned on the witness stand for five days during the inquiry committee hearings.

While on leave, he reportedly continued to receive a weekly salary of $9,266.

Since formally stepping down, he has taken legal action against the commission of inquiry, and has an ongoing dispute with a builder over his investment properties on the NSW south coast.

Daily Mail Australia understands he also had a part-time job teaching law at the University of Canberra.

He is listed as an adjunct professor on the university's website and on his own LinkedIn page until he removed it when contacted by Daily Mail Australia.

A university spokesperson said he no longer carries that title.

An adjunct professor is a scientist in higher education who does not work as a full-time lecturer.

Daily Mail Australia has contacted Mr Drumgold for comment. He edited his LinkedIn profile but did not respond to questions.

Mr Lehrmann was tried in the ACT Supreme Court in October 2022 after his former colleague Brittany Higgins alleged he raped her at Parliament House after a night out in 2019. He has always denied the allegations.

Lehrmann pleaded not guilty and the month-long trial went ahead, but it was vacated after a juror brought prohibited research material into court.

Mr Drumgold then dropped the charges entirely in December due to concerns about Ms Higgins' mental health.

A month before the charges were dropped, Mr Drumgold sent an email to police calling for a commission of inquiry because he believed the Australian Federal Police had conspired not to charge Mr Lehrmann.

The inquiry went before Queensland judge Walter Sofronoff in May last year.

Mr Drumgold was cross-examined for five days. The interrogation was so brutal that he was excused from appearing on the final day and took medical leave from his role as DPP.

In the findings, Mr Sofronoff said he was “deeply disturbed” by Mr Drumgold's behaviour, likening him to Pontius Pilate – a Roman governor who gave in to demands to crucify Jesus.

The findings were leaked to The Australian newspaper and published before ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr released them.

Mr Drumgold's case against the inquiry will not call into question the validity of Mr Sofronoff's findings, but will examine whether they were made lawfully.

During the hearing on Wednesday, the ACT Supreme Court heard Mr Sofronoff made 65 phone calls to journalists between February and July 2023, totaling almost 10 hours, the court heard.

Fifty-five of those calls were to people from The Australian, but mainly to columnist Janet Albrechtsen. Those conversations lasted a total of more than seven hours.

During the actual public hearing, the court was told that Mr Sofronoff had made 10 calls to The Australian, eight of which were to Ms Albrechtsen.

The case will return to court later this month.

Javier Milei's 'lioness' girlfriend has shared some spicy insight into the couple's love life in a new interview – and admitted she finds 'the whole first lady thing' old-fashioned.

Speak with The timesFátima Flórez said there are “no complaints” and “a lot of satisfactions” when it comes to the physical side of their relationship.

Her partner, the recently elected Argentine president, has claimed in the past to be an instructor in tantric sex – a slow, meditative form of intercourse based on Eastern philosophies where the end goal is not an orgasm, but enjoyment of the process.

He has also said he could go three full months without ejaculating and has talked openly about threesomes.

Fátima, a 45-year-old actress, comedian and impersonator, told the outlet that she is “super in love” with the extreme libertarian leader, who has no political experience and has been compared to Donald Trump.

“I'm really addicted to Javier,” she added. 'Even when we are far apart, we are very close. And when we're close, we're close, we're explosive, explosive, you know what I mean?'

However, Fátima revealed that she has no interest in being the First Lady of Argentina as she considers the concept outdated.

“It's anachronistic, I completely agree with him, the woman who accompanies her husband in the shadows and without any role, it comes from another era,” she explained.

'Today's women are self-sufficient and enterprising. I have my job and he has his.'

The couple started dating in July after meeting on a chat show in December 2022, while Fatima was still married to her husband for 22 years.

Fátima – whose real name is Maria Eugenia Florez – was born in February 1981 and grew up in Olivos, a middle-class neighborhood on the outskirts of Buenos Aires.

The actress' father, Oscar, is said to have worked as an architect, while her mother Marta is said to have been a geography teacher. The couple shared three daughters and separated when Fatima was nine years old.

In a 2019 interview with Infobae Fátima revealed how she first discovered her talent for impersonations when she was in primary school.

Although she was scared of her year six teacher, the aspiring actress loved mimicking her mannerisms for friends.

Fátima explained: 'My classmates and I were terribly afraid of her, because she was very demanding.

'What I did was turn that feeling into humor: I copied her gestures and her way of speaking. They were dying of laughter at home because it came out the same.”

As a teenager, the actress struggled with her self-image and developed anorexia after her parents' divorce.

In an interview with Pampita Ardohain in 2018, Fátima – who lost just 40 kilos as a teenager – said: 'I hid it, especially from my parents, when they asked me if I had eaten and I lied to them, I told them yes and I had not eaten anything or I had just eaten an apple.

'That's why I always tell parents to check whether their children are eating and what they are doing in the bathroom. I didn't vomit, I was anorexic.'

However, the star said she built her self-esteem after rediscovering her faith. When she was 17 years old, Fátima became a dancer and appeared in productions by musician Pepito Cibriáns.

Three years later, Fátima joined the band Las Primas and moved to Peru for work – where she met her ex-husband Norberto Marcos, who is almost twenty years her senior.

The couple crossed paths when the band appeared on the hit comedy series La Paisana Jacinta.

After discovering Fátima's talent for impersonation, Norberto became the singer's agent, convincing her to adopt a stage name. The couple married in 2001.

When Norberto spoke to Telefe last year, he talked about the early days of their romance.

He explained, “I was the only one who believed in her. Even she didn't believe in her and we didn't have a cent.'

In 2012, Fátima co-hosted the Argentinian family game show Plan TV and appeared on the sketch show Journalism for Everyone.

Fátima became famous in Argentina for her impression of then-Vice President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner.

In conversation with local publication Infobae in 2019, Fátima joked: “When I get angry, my mother tells me I'm more like Cristina's daughter than hers.”

In December 2022, Fatima met her current boyfriend Javier Milei when they both appeared on Mirtha Legrand's hugely popular talk show – two months before she officially divorced her husband.

During the interview, Fátima playfully told the politician, “You are too alone for your important role.”

In October, the couple returned to Mirta's show to confirm they were dating.

Fátima explained: 'We started talking on Instagram and we started seeing each other much later.

'It happened very naturally. It happened very little by little. I was working in Uruguay, and we started writing to each other.'

Elsewhere in the interview, Argentina's new president said: “I am very much in love.” The couple described their love as 'exotic'.

Fátima then explained how she officially divorced her husband on her birthday in February – likening it to the historic Battle of San Lorenzo in 1813.

After the interview, Fátima pretended to be her new boyfriend in one of her shows.

Sharing one Instagram On a photo of herself backstage, Fátima – who wore a shaggy brown wig and bright blue contact lenses – wrote: 'I AM YOUR LIONESS.'

In October, Javier shared images of his girlfriend cheering him on at one of his rallies.

He captioned the Instagram images: 'SHE is the most beautiful flower! I love you… LONG LIVE FREEDOM.”

A political unknown until a few years ago, Javier was elected to the Argentine Parliament in 2021 as a member of La Libertad Avanza (“Freedom Progress”).

Five years ago, he suddenly tried his luck on Argentina's beloved daytime TV chat shows – and producers quickly realized that viewers couldn't get enough of his insane claims about his sexual stamina and his brash political views.

He prefers to call himself an anarcho-capitalist, meaning he wants to rip up as much government intervention as possible and leave it all to the free market.

Tess Daly says husband Vernon Kay is the strict parent to the couple’s two daughters, Phoebe, 19, and Amber, 14.

The Strictly Come Dancing presenter has given a rare insight into her home life in Buckinghamshire with Radio 2 star Vernon and their teenagers.

Tess, 54, revealed her approach to raising teenage girls and explained how important she believes it is to be present.

“As a mother, I just want to be as present as I can. I’m proud of that,” she told OK! “Teenagers don’t always want to talk to you, but even if you’re just physically in the room with them… I’ll just quietly plop myself down there in the corner.”

“You have two little people who have become young adults. It’s amazing and continually rewarding. I love being a mother; it is my most important job.’

Tess went on to explain how she and 49-year-old Vernon make a great team, but her husband is more strict.

“Vernon is a great dad, he loves them dearly. I don’t know if there’s a good cop or a bad cop, but maybe he’s a little stricter sometimes. But it’s for the greater good and we’re a good team.”

‘I’m proud of how down-to-earth they are. That’s what you want: kids who are nice, have a good work ethic and respect people. You’re just trying to build good people.”

Tess and Vernon’s eldest daughter is currently studying at drama school.

Last year, Tess admitted that she follows Phoebe through an app because she is concerned about her safety while driving alone.

She revealed on the Spinning Plates podcast that her eldest is now a driver, which is the reason for her concerns.

She said: ‘When your child starts driving, it’s a whole new minefield. I have the app LIFE360 and I obsessively follow Phoebe with it until she reaches her destination.

“It’s because she’s a new driver. And the relief when I see that she has achieved it. . . you never stop worrying.

The Strictly host joked: ‘She’s only gone for 20 minutes and I’m a nervous wreck. It is ridiculous. Loosen the belt!’

Despite her concerns, she admitted that she lets her girls determine their own path in life, sharing that she and Vernon have a “great relationship” with them.

She said, “You just have to advise them and gently show them the way. It should feel like they are making their own decisions in life.

‘But as they get older, they need more. They need more life advice, there seems to be more mental attitude. You never stop parenting. I don’t know when that all-seeing eye will end.’

Last year, Vernon said he doesn’t want his children to live off his and wife Tess’ fame, insisting they were “making their own careers.”

He told MailOnline that he and Tess believe it is important for their descendants to ‘find themselves’ and not have their ‘life on a plate’, crediting the couple’s northern backgrounds for shaping their parenting beliefs.

Vernon said, “We let them be independent when it comes to them and their future because it’s important that you allow them to find themselves, which is character building and personality development.

“Sometimes I think the old silver spoon and the life on a plate in front of it… I think that’s kind of at odds with what you want them to be.

‘Tess and I grew up in strong, healthy northern families and that’s a huge attribute that has helped us in our personal development and I think that’s really important.’

He added: “I don’t disagree with anyone who does that by helping their children, which is great, but I think sometimes for us personally, whatever they’re into, they can go and discover themselves .’

Danielle Olivera shares more insight into her breakup Robert Sieber.

“[This is] the way it turned out in the end,” Olivera, 35, said during the “Not skinny but not fat” podcast on Tuesday, December 26. “If someone breaks up with you… and then it turns out, ‘Oh no, you just wanted to date someone else.’ Why did you have to make me feel bad about that?’

Olivera further speculated that Sieber “had an emotional connection with someone he worked with,” which he denied when they were together. According to Olivera, he has been dating that person ever since.

Podcast host Amanda Hirsch said it appears Sieber was “gaslighting” Olivera near the end of their relationship.

“Yeah, I just hate the buzzword ‘king,’” Olivera said. Hirsch said, “But I think this one really means it.”

Olivera confirmed earlier this year that she and Sieber split over the holidays of 2022 after two years together.

“Robert and I were fine and wonderful and I was obsessed with him over the summer,” she explained Entertainment tonight in February, noting that Sieber would be in attendance Summer house season 7, which aired earlier this year. “Our demise happened after we stopped filming.”

She went on to say that they broke up “right before Thanksgiving.”

Olivera and Sieber started dating in 2020, and he became a recurring fixture Summer house during the time they were together. The two later turned to long-distance work due to Sieber’s career as a chef.

“It was just one of those things where we weren’t communicating very well and everything was bubbling and bursting,” Olivera said. AND. “I expressed my dissatisfaction with our relationship and the time we spent on it [on it] and stuff like that and going out together. And you know, he just experiences it at work, and that’s his priority.

She added, “He said he couldn’t make me happy anymore and so you just, like… oh God… that’s where it ended.”

During Tuesday’s podcast, Olivera said she and Sieber had been seeing each other after their divorce. Before she filmed Winter house Last March, she and a group of friends went to Aspen, Colorado, where Sieber works.

“It was a really big closure moment, and I had heard that he was seeing someone else that I had suspected during the breakup,” Olivera said on “Not Skinny But Not Fat,” noting that “more” details about her and Sieber’s divorce ‘ will come true [on] Summer houseseason 8, which will premiere in the new year.

Cher has admitted she was ‘p***ed off’ when she first met boyfriend Alexander Edwards, as she shared a candid insight into the early days of their romance.

The Believe hitmaker, 77, has been dating the music director, 37, since November 2022, and during her latest interview she opened up about how she first fell for him via text message.

While it appears on Amelia Dimoldenberg‘S YouTube series Chicken shop dateCher admitted that she “didn’t fall in love easily.”

She said, ‘No, not at all. I left to go to Switzerland and he texted me and said, “Where are you going?” and I said: “I’m going to Switzerland, I’m a bit tired”.

“Then he wrote to me, ‘Just rest, baby,’ with three y’s, and I thought he didn’t know me well enough to put three y’s on it, baby. I was a little devastated.

“And then he just started texting me. And I told my friends, “Don’t fall in love with a younger man, we’re too old and we’ll never fall in love over text”. Well, there goes.”

Also during the performance, Cher showed off a huge dazzling diamond ring that “Alexandra gave her and she wears it all the time.”

The Burlesque actress has previously explained that she ‘wouldn’t get married again’, but accepted the ring because it ‘shows how he feels’.

When asked what she likes most about Alexandra, the Baby Don’t Go singer praised his sense of style.

“I’ve never dated anyone who was a terrible dresser,” Cher noted. “Alexander is the best dresser.”

The Believe singer also talked about heartbreak and how important it is for someone to be a good kisser.

She continued, “I haven’t had my heart broken this many times before. Almost none. If they can’t kiss, it’s over, I’m not kidding.

‘If they can’t kiss, forget the other things. You can live without a man, but it’s not much fun.’

Elsewhere in the video, Cher had some advice for women when Amelia asked what she thinks all women should do at least once in their lives.

Without hesitation, the Moonstruck actress — who recently sat down for an exclusive interview with Daily Mail — replied, “Date a younger man.”

Later in the interview, the Sonny and Cher host said, “Older men just don’t like me.”

Alexander is not her first younger man. In the 1980s, the If I Could Turn Back Time hitmaker dated Tom Cruise, Val Kilmer and Rob Camilletti – all of whom are more than a decade younger than her.

Cher previously explained why she is so in love with Alexander during a December 2022 appearance on The Kelly Clarkson Show.

“On paper it’s a bit ridiculous, but in real life we ​​get along great,” she said, referring to their 40-year age difference.

“He’s amazing, and I don’t give men qualities they don’t deserve,” she added.

‘He’s very nice, he’s very smart. He’s really talented and he’s really funny, and I think he’s quite handsome.”

By Marta Jary for Daily Mail Australia

Published: 08:39 EST, November 25, 2023 | Updated: 10:46 AM EST, November 25, 2023