Liz Hurley

Prince Harry is releasing a memoir in January in which he is said to discuss a 'beautiful older woman in the countryside'. Model and actor Liz Hurley has ...

Not me. Not guilty. It's described as a book full of "raw, unflinching honesty", as Harry tells the story of the many years of grief following his mother Princess Diana's death in 1997. When asked about the rumours, she said: "Not me. In the book, Prince Harry is said to be unveiling details of his encounter with a 'beautiful older woman in the countryside' taking his Prince Harry is releasing a memoir in January in which he is said to discuss a 'beautiful older woman in the countryside'

'I honestly kept thinking he'd call and it would turn out to be some big Aussie joke.'

“It’s not weak to struggle. “Arun was his father figure. If you need help in a crisis, call Lifeline on 13 11 14. “It was very hard and it still is very hard,” Hurley said of the losses. “I feel like the sun has gone behind a cloud forever,” she wrote in one post. “We’d been estranged for so long but made up towards the end, and a bright and different future looked as if it was opening up, but of course it didn’t,” Hurley said. “The last year has been bloody hard - for everyone on the planet - and I think acknowledging that is vital. “A year ago today, my mother and I received some devastating news,” he wrote on Instagram in June 2021, a year after Bing’s death. “Of the four great loves of my life, two are dead,” Hurley told In his autobiography, Warne described his years with Hurley as “the happiest years of my life”. [Liz Hurley](https://7news.com.au/entertainment/royal-family/star-addresses-prince-harry-virginity-rumours-c-9206938) has opened up on the devastating loss of two of the “great loves” of her life. Another of Hurley’s “great loves”, film screenwriter and businessman Steve Bing and the father of her son Damian, died on June 22, 2020.

Elizabeth Hurley is opening up about the death of her ex-fiancé, Shane Warne, an Australian cricket player who passed away earlier this year from a heart ...

Elizabeth Hurley has opened up about the 'terrible' grief she experienced followed the heartbreaking death of her ex-fiancé Shane Warne.

"I struggled for a while but feel in a very good place today. magazine, the actress revealed how she struggled to come to terms with the end of her relationship. But yes, all those things, combined with Covid and lockdown – that was a huge amount for a young person to process." Arun [Nayar, a textile millionaire Hurley was married to from 2007 to 2011] was his father figure. She went on to say: "Losing Stephen [Bing] was something else completely. "But yes, it was very hard and it still is very hard.

Elizabeth Hurley has revealed that she is still struggling to process the death of her former fiancé Shane Warne.

The British actress hoped that his death was just a hoax or a joke when she first heard the news. 'It was very hard and it still is very hard' the 57-year-old told The Times. He said of the romance in 2018: 'Who knows what the future holds. I honestly kept thinking he'd call and it would turn out to be some big Aussie joke' she said I honestly kept thinking he'd call and it would turn out to be some big Aussie joke' she added. It's taken a long time to sink in.