Tony Adams, the former England footballer, has sold his eight-bedroom Cotswolds home and relocated to London with his wife, Poppy Teacher. The move comes as Teacher, 52, begins a master's degree in early modern history.

Adams, 59, stated that the sale of the home, which he and his wife purchased in 2002, marks a "new era" for them. The property, located near Cirencester, Gloucestershire, featured extensive grounds, a swimming pool, tennis courts, stables, and a two-bedroom cottage. Adams, who promoted his new book, "1996: Reflections On The Year That Changed My Life," at a luncheon in Westminster, explained that he and his wife are currently renting while searching for a new home in north London.

Teacher described her decision to pursue higher education, telling Adams she wanted to study early modern history. While Adams playfully questioned its monetary value, she clarified that she is pursuing a master's degree, not a PhD as he sometimes jokes. She expressed a desire to "use her brain again" and to embrace a more active London lifestyle, including visiting galleries.

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In other celebrity news, Sir Mick Jagger's daughter, Georgia Jagger, has placed her organic skincare line, May Botanicals, on hold after three years. The model cited a need to focus on her family, modeling, and her other business, Bleach London. Jagger, who has a young son with her boyfriend, Texan skateboarder Cambryan Sedlick, described building May Botanicals as a rewarding experience.

Actress Natalie Dormer has seen significant financial success with her company Pangur, one of two firms into which she channels her earnings. Latest accounts show a profit of £400,000 in 2025, increasing the company's total to £1.7 million by November of that year. Dormer previously portrayed Sarah Ferguson's former aide, Jane Andrews, in the ITV drama "The Lady."

Comedian Sir Lenny Henry recounted his knighting ceremony at Windsor Castle, describing it as an "honour" but also "triggering" due to the ancestral implications of a "posh English person coming at me with a sword."

Mountbatten heiress Phoebe Knatchbull, who married banker Leopold Glover, opted for a traditional bridal gown at their second, more elaborate wedding ceremony in Portugal. This followed a smaller civil ceremony in London the previous year, where she wore a tuxedo dress designed by her step-sister, Daisy Knatchbull.

Actress Sally Phillips shared an anecdote about being body-shamed by a makeup artist who suggested that at 56, she should use powder rather than a gloss finish, likening her skin to a "cracked wall."

Separately, a comparison has been drawn between statements made by the Duchess of Sussex regarding her upbringing. On "MasterChef Australia," she spoke of growing up with a "farm-to-table" ethos and watching cooking shows with her mother. This contrasts with remarks made on her Netflix series "With Love, Meghan," where she described a childhood with "fast food" and "TV-tray dinners," mentioning brands like Pollo Loco, Taco Bell, and Jack In The Box.