Inside Brenda Edwards, Judi Love and Charlene White's afternoon at Buckingham Palace

OK! columnist and much-loved comedian Judi Love has emphasised the importance of Windrush Day, explaining: "It's part of my personal history and legacy as a West Indian individual." .Writing in her column, Judi also speaks out about the lack of mental health care that Black individuals are receiving in the UK. She also lets readers in on why she feels like she's grown out of festival season and praises both funny-woman Gina Yashere and rapper Stormzy for some very impressive achievements Sign up - for free - to read Judi's full column! Are you an OK! VIP? If not, why not? It’s free and gives you backstage access to stories like this, exclusive home tours, special discounts and so much more! All you need to do is pop your email address below! P.s.

Judi Love has spoken out about Justin Bieber's recent facial paralysis diagnosis and encouraged the public to be more understanding of his reasons for cancelling some of his recent tour dates. Writing in her OK! column, Judi also commends her friend and fellow comedy star Tameka Empson for her Best Comedy Performance award, gives her verdict on Lizzo's lyrical controversy, hits out at the UK government for their lack of response to the refugee crisis and expresses her disappointment at the press's focus on Rebel Wilson's recent 'coming out'.

British music mogul and SBTV entrepreneur Jamal Edwards died at the age of 31 in February this year. This is what we know about the death of Jamal Edwards, the man who helped launch careers of Dave and Jessie JJamal Edwards earned fame by establishing new music platform SBTV – and helped launch huge UK music careers including Dave and Jessie J. In early 2022, his manager said Jamal Edwards died in the early hours of Sunday, February 20.

K.J. Yossman Ed Sheeran has scored a second victory in his recent copyright trial after a British judge awarded the singer over $1.1 million in costs.The sum represents approximately 90% of Sheeran’s legal bill.Explaining his decision to award Sheeran such substantial costs, Judge Antony Zacaroli wrote in his judgment: “The starting point is to identify the winners and losers in the action because the general rule is that the unsuccessful party pays the costs of the successful party… There is no dispute as to this: [Sheeran] undoubtedly won and won on every substantial point.”In April, Judge Zacaroli ruled that Sheeran had not plagiarised a 2015 song titled “Oh Why” by Sami Chokri in his hit “Shape of You.” Sheeran co-wrote “Shape of You” alongside Snow Patrol singer Johnny McDaid and producer Steve Mac (during the trial he used his legal name of Steven McCutcheon), who were co-claimants in the action.Chokri’s legal team had argued that, through a publicity campaign and mutual friends including SBTV founder Jamal Edwards (who unexpectedly died shortly before the trial), Sheeran had had the opportunity to listen to – and plagiarize – Chokri’s track.

This week, OK!'s columnist and comedian Judi Love recalls her heart-warming birthday surprise put together by her children and discusses Axel Blake's Britain's Got Talent triumph. Writing in her column, Judi also gives her verdict on Boris Johnson's recent vote of no confidence win and details her thoughts on the fresh batch of singletons currently holidaying in the Love Island villa. Sign up - for free - to read Judi's full column! Are you an OK! VIP? If not, why not? It’s free and gives you backstage access to stories like this, exclusive home tours, special discounts and so much more! All you need to do is pop your email address below! P.s.

Judi Love recalled her hilarious meeting with Prince Charles after attentding a reception at Buckingham Palace on Thursday to celebrate the Commonwealth Diaspora.The 42 year old dished all to her fellow Loose Women panellists on Friday as she spoke of her royal encounter alongside Brenda Edwards the day earlier. As the women around her giggled, Judi recalled: "I took so long with Mr.

Loose Women presenters Brenda Edwards and Judi Love attended a reception at Buckingham Palace on Thursday 9 June, to celebrate the Commonwealth Diaspora.The event, which celebrates and recognises the important contribution that the Commonwealth diaspora provides the United Kingdom, welcomed hundreds of guests to the palace, from celebrities to key figures representing the arts, education, the NHS, and the charity sector. At the event, Brenda was pictured speaking to Prince Charles, shaking his hand as the Prince smiled.The presenters were also pictured in their outfits as they entered the reception.

This week, OK!'s beloved columnist and comedian Judi Love recalls her toe-tapping reggae performance in front of chart-topping legend Sean Paul as a guest on The Lateish Show - the video of which has since gone viral! Writing in her weekly OK! magazine column, the internet sensation also talked on the ongoing defamation trial between Hollywood stars Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, and spills on her latest TV project. Sign up - for free - to read Judi's full column! Are you an OK! VIP? If not, why not? It’s free and gives you backstage access to stories like this, exclusive home tours, special discounts and so much more! All you need to do is pop your email address below! P.s.

Jamal Edwards‘ mom has revealed his cause of death four months after his sudden passing at the young age of 31.

The Queen may have decided to skip the music concert held as part of her Platinum Jubilee celebrations, but that didn’t stop her stealing the show with a surprise cameo role in a sketch to kick off the event. 

What a night it has been celebrating the Platinum Jubilee with an incredible concert in front of Buckingham Palace, after a busy day for the royals.The show-stopping event included speeches from Prince Charles and Prince William, as well as performances from pop royalty, including Diana Ross.The 96-year-old monarch has been experiencing mobility problems and wasn't in attendance at the evening event, but the music boomed so loudly it was an evening to be enjoyed by all around the UK.Thousands had tickets, and others filled The Mall leading up to Buckingham Palace and waved Union Jacks in celebration of Her Majesty's 70 years on the throne.The packed show was broadcast on BBC, but for those who missed the incredible concert, here are some moments you won't want to have missed... Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter Queen's surprise Platinum Jubilee comic sketch The Queen appeared in a surprise comic sketch with Paddington Bear to mark the start of her Platinum Jubilee celebrations at Buckingham Palace.

The Queen has been spotted making her way to Buckingham Palace for today's Platinum Jubilee celebrations. Elizabeth II, who resides at Windsor Castle, was seen in a car heading to London on Thursday morning, as the Trooping of the Colour parade took place. Her journey took place as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and their kids took part in the procession.

When the glittering coronation of Queen Elizabeth II took place on 2 June 1953 at Westminster Abbey, she became only the sixth woman in history to ascend to the British throne. It was the first coronation ever to be televised, and the jubilant occasion almost 70 years ago was watched by 27 million people in the UK, with 11 million tuned in via radio.