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- Oct 1, 2026
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The facelift rethink: why more women in their 50s are considering surgery - including reality star Juliet Angus (opens the original)
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There was a jaw dropper of a moment in the last series of Real Housewives of London where socialite Caroline Stanbury told Juliet Angus she needed a facelift. Horrified, Juliet vowed she would never go under the knife. But now she has turned 50, she is starting to reconsider. Having had Botox since she was just 20, Juliet has not been averse to the odd tweakment. When she noticed her eyes were going saggy last year, she opted for a minor eye lift procedure to rejuvenate her face, which has spark
Juliet Angus reveals ‘I cry every day’ – and admits she’s considering a facelift (opens the original)
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Having been a “housewife” in London for 15 years, the reality TV star Juliet Angus is perfectly placed to offer guidance to any of her fellow Americans looking to settle into a new life in the UK. “I feel at home here,” she says on this week's Second Act podcast with Ateh Jewel. “I was just in the US for six weeks. It did not feel home.” Juliet believes it is her reactive nature that has made her so popular on The Real Housewives of London, particularly when she clashes with the likes of co-star
Angellica Bell, 50, has learned some surprising new skills in midlife – and the brain-health benefits are huge (opens the original)
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When was the last time you challenged yourself to try something new? Finding the time between work and life to pick up a new language or learn to tap dance a la Catherine Zeta Jones may seem an impossible task. But stretching your brain to pick up new talents, doesn’t only make you sound more interesting down at the pub, it is officially good for your health. Not only can it raise your dopamine levels, give you a sense of purpose and help your mental health, scientists at Alzheimer's Research UK
Why women like Anastacia, 58, get pickier about love in midlife – and that’s actually a good thing (opens the original)
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When it comes to dating at 58, singer Anastacia says she isn’t entirely ‘Outta love’ but she is definitely more selective with who she spends time with. And while most of us don’t share the same level of boujee check list as the singer (although who wouldn’t say no to a private jet?) most women on the dating scene in midlife agree. There is something that happens in midlife dating where we stop being grateful and start defining what it actually is we want, or need out of a relationship. There is
Why Laura Hamilton doesn’t see divorce as the end of her family story (opens the original)
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When A Place in The Sun presenter Laura Hamilton’s 10-year marriage ended in divorce, she made a vow that her happy ever after wouldn’t stop there - it was the start of a new chapter. And that didn’t just mean moving on with a new relationship - it meant re-evaluating her old one to fit into the new reality of co-parenting their two young children Rocco and Tahlia. While Laura and her ex have met new partners, she says that their children are the centre of their worlds, so focusing on them helps
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