The wrong start of the week ...
... put down the Swedish princess Estelle. The seven-year-old broke her shin while skiing at the beginning of the new year. The Swedish newspaper "Aftonbladet" reported that she fell so badly from a hill that she injured herself. A spokeswoman for the court confirmed that the little princess had been cast in the hospital. Otherwise, she is fine according to the circumstances.
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Princess Estelle on her third birthday in 2015: experienced skier
According to the report, Estelle, her three-year-old brother Oscar and their parents, Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel, spent their winter vacation in the Alps. There they also celebrated New Year's Eve. According to "Aftonbladet", Estelle is already an experienced skier - she was on the boards at the age of less than two years.
The New Year's greetings of the week ...
... ... the British Prince Harry and his wife Meghan posted on Instagram. A photo shows the beaming 35-year-old holding his son Archie in his arms. The bobble on Archie's winter hat, which looks like bear ears, attracted particular attention from followers. The New Zealand manufacturer of the hat can no longer save itself from orders.
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The picture is part of a series of photos with which the family greets them from their vacation in Canada lasting several weeks. Meghan had lived in the North American country for seven years before her royal wedding and was in front of the camera for the US series "Suits".
The trousers of the week ...
... the singer and actor Donnie Wahlberg was wearing. The "New Kids on the Block" singer surprised a waitress with a huge tip on New Year's Day. At the turn of the year, the 50-year-old paid a tip of $ 2020 in addition to his $ 78.45 bill. That corresponds to about 2500 percent of the invoice amount.
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Musician Donnie Wahlberg (archive picture): "Happy New Year"
Wahlberg and his wife, actress Jenny McCarthy, had eaten at a branch of the IHOP restaurant chain in St. Charles, Illinois, on January 1, according to People magazine.
McCarthy wrote on Twitter that he started in 2020 as the "great man he is" and posted a photo of the bill paid. Wahlberg had written "Happy New Year" on it.
, @DonnieWahlberg starting 2020 off like the amazing man he is. #ihop # 2020tipchallenge
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... comes from Katja Riemann. The actress surprisingly reported that she used to be a shy and fearful woman. She rarely dared to say anything, said the 56-year-old on radio talk "With a woman's waffles" with Barbara Schöneberger. "It was many years of work to get over my fear of people." To date, she has had no joy in conflict.
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Katja Riemann (archive picture) was once shy - and dealt with white lies
As a result, age was a difficult topic for a long time, Riemann revealed. "I once had a relationship with a man who was 17 years younger than me." She claimed to be 40 - even though she was a little older: "I said for a long time that I am 40."
The discomfort of the week ...
... ... said James Bond actor Daniel Craig. "I don't feel comfortable as a celebrity at all," he told the newspapers of the Funke media group. However, it was okay for him to be known for his work. "I accept this kind of celebrity even if I don't like losing my privacy," said the 51-year-old.
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Plays the fifth most famous secret agent in the world: Daniel Craig
In the interview, Craig also addressed another dark side of his profession. Filming put such a strain on him that he had to "pause his private life". "It's an aspect that I hate about my job," said the 51-year-old. However, his family understood this very well.
The declaration of love of the week ...
... comes from Elizabeth Banks. The director and actress was enthusiastic about Hamburg. "I loved it there," said Banks in an interview after she made the film "Three Angels for Charlie" on the Elbe, in which she also played.
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Actress Elizabeth Banks: "I loved it there"
The 45-year-old American was particularly impressed by the Elbphilharmonie. "I wrote it on my wish list two years ago when we were looking for locations in Europe for the film," enthused Banks. "The building has waves on the roof and is so advanced in design. We're really lucky that we were able to bring it to life in the film."