Octavia Lillywhite
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Hayley Hasselhoff opens up on the grief of suddenly losing her mum (opens the original)
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Hayley has spent her life in the spotlight, born into one of the world’s most recognisable families as the daughter of actor David Hasselhoff. But over the years, she has carved out an identity of her own, becoming a passionate advocate for body confidence, mental health and self-acceptance. Today, though, our conversation isn’t about career milestones. It’s about grief after the loss of her mum,Pamela Bach Hasselhoff, and the strength she’s found in giving that pain purpose. “I think grief is t
Hayley Hasselhoff opens up on the grief of suddenly losing her mum - AOL (opens the original)
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Hayley has spent her life in the spotlight, born into one of the world’s most recognisable families as the daughter of actor David Hasselhoff. But over the years, she has carved out an identity of her own, becoming a passionate advocate for body confidence, mental health and self-acceptance. Today, though, our conversation isn’t about career milestones. It’s about grief after the loss of her mum,Pamela Bach Hasselhoff, and the strength she’s found in giving that pain purpose. “I think grief is t
This luxury break in Turkey is the perfect balance of being good and spoiled (opens the original)
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This year, I set myself a new challenge: stop treating travel and wellness as competing things. I wanted the kind of holiday where I could keep some healthy habits without feeling as though I’d accidentally booked myself into a boot camp. Turkey’s Turquoise Coast, seemed a good place to test the theory. There would be hiking, e-biking, boats, morning gym sessions and plenty of swimming, plus as much good Turkish food as I could responsibly fit in. Wellness with room for wine, pide and sun lounge
I found a luxury wellness break in Turkey that's the perfect balance of being good and being spoiled - AOL (opens the original)
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This year, I set myself a new challenge: stop treating travel and wellness as competing things. I wanted the kind of holiday where I could keep some healthy habits without feeling as though I’d accidentally booked myself into a boot camp. Turkey’s Turquoise Coast, seemed a good place to test the theory. There would be hiking, e-biking, boats, morning gym sessions and plenty of swimming, plus as much good Turkish food as I could responsibly fit in. Wellness with room for wine, pide and sun lounge
The Lord Crewe Arms Hotel review: 850 years of history and the warmest welcome (opens the original)
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The Lord Crewe Arms, a moorland inn on the borders of Northumberland and County Durham, has been welcoming weary travellers for over 850 years. Originally a priory, founded in 1165, then an abbey, the main house and rooms are the old Abbot’s quarters and guest house, meaning it was purpose-built to do exactly what it’s still doing today – centuries later. And during that time they’ve got seriously good at it. History permeates every corner from the wide flagstone floors to the mullioned windows,
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