Sign up to receive the Woman's Day e-Newsletter and offers we choose to share with you straight to your inbox  By joining, you agree to our Privacy Policy & Terms of Use Australian supermodel Miranda Kerr is no stranger to the Met Gala red carpet with the 42-year-old gracing the prestigious event eight times over the years And it’s not hard to see why she keeps being invited back – Miranda always turns heads effortlessly blending glamour with timeless elegance.  Whether it’s the Met Gala or any red carpet appearance she always embodies sophistication and style securing her place as one of the most anticipated stars of the night Ahead of the 2025 event we’re revisiting some of Miranda Kerr’s most iconic and unforgettable Met Gala moments Miranda Kerr wore a stunning pearl-embellished off-white gown designed by Maria Grazia Chiuri for Christian Dior and she paired the look with a deep red lip and a diamond choker Miranda attended the Met with her husband, Evan Spiegel where she wore this gorgeous bridal-esque Oscar de la Renta gown She paired the strapless ivory tulle dress with glittering Bulgari jewels and a bold red lip while her hair was styled in an elegant up-do She opted for a pop of silver with her shoes and once again chose to rock a bright red lip Miranda Kerr stepped out in this structural Louis Vuitton ensemble She paired the unique outfit with slicked-back hair with a braid around the front Miranda rocked a mini dress in 2015 – something we rarely see on the Met Gala red carpet The metallic Louis Vuitton number featured sheer black sleeves and accessories super simple to let the outfit do the talking black cut-out dress that fit her to perfection She paired the look with a spiked Christian Louboutin clutch and diamond bangles Miranda channelled her inner-ballerina in another mini dress This time she wore a white strapless tulle and lace number which flared out at the waist She completed the look with a matching jewelled purse and laced shoes Miranda Kerr wore this daring black cut-out midi dress she opted for a smokey-eye makeup look and a slightly messy up-do Play Duration: 15 minutes 10 seconds15m Brought to you by Pia Miranda talked to Saskia Mabin about growing up in Canberra, Greta Scacchi protecting her from Weinstein, winning Australian Survivor, the 25 year anniversary of the film Looking for Alibrandi and not knowing much about tomato day.  The movie Looking for Alibrandi turns 25 today(Supplied by: ABC iView) Download the ABC listen app to text and call your favourite live radio Picture by Murray TrembathWestfield Miranda shopping centre was evacuated this afternoon after fire broke out in a freezer in a juice bar said security officers from the centre extinguished the "small fire" "The alarm system activated and the centre was evacuated as a precaution," he said Picture by Murray TrembathShoppers and workers were allowed back into the centre within an hour Emergency services were on the scene quickly after the alert about 3.30pm Picture by Murray TrembathAbout six police cars joined fire appliances at the scene Sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date We care about the protection of your data. 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Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience I first met Miranda at a work event — she was giving me a facial and made a comment about how tight my neck was and spend a lot of time with my osteopath — I could tell she knew what she was talking about She invited me into her space for a proper treatment and it was probably the best remedial massage I've ever had — the kind that is deeply intuitive An expert in self-care and movement I asked her to share her background with 'RUSSH' and her best advice for DIY massage at home (essential skills for those of us who hold tension in our jaw It’s not just about looks but how we feel in our own skin I see beauty in the way people nurture their bodies I think it's about listening to what your body and mind need; not just ticking off face masks and baths (although those are great too). It’s taking time to rest, move or do breath work when life gets overwhelming. I see self-care as the small consistent choices that keep us feeling like ourselves my friends would always ask me for a back massage while we watched movies during a sleep over She was always asking for a back massage after a long day in the garden I guess I’ve always enjoyed helping people feel better — it feels natural to me I started my journey into massage while working at a Physiotherapy clinic for five years Watching people recover from injuries and regain their strength was incredibly inspiring I got to see firsthand how manual therapy and prescribed exercises could transform someone’s life I realised I wanted to be part of the process and help people feel better in their bodies Stress — something we all deal with (myself included) We tend to hold a lot of tension in our shoulders and neck without even realising it Our bodies are hardwired to tense up as a self-defence mechanism when we’re stressed Slouching or staring at a screen for hours can cause the muscles in our shoulders and neck to stay tight It's interesting that with ongoing treatment so many of my patients improve not just physically My technique is all about finding the root cause of the problem It’s not just about releasing tension—it’s about understanding why it’s there in the first place we can stop tension from turning into a chronic issue I use a deep tissue massage balm from New Zealand. It contains Emu oil, which has anti-inflammatory properties that help with muscle recovery, reduce inflammation and improve circulation. I also use sweet almond oil for the face because it's rich vitamin E to nourish the skin. It also provides a smooth glide. For hair and scalp, I love Aiya hair oil It's 100% organic and packed with essential oils like lavender and rosemary to support hair growth while also calming the nervous system The first thing I do is drink a big glass of water your body is naturally dehydrated — rehydrating first thing helps to kickstart digestion Then I splash my face with cold water (a mini shock to the system, in a good way). It wakes me up and helps to reduce puffiness. I follow up with Cetaphil face wash and Cetaphil moisturiser But I always take time to massage it in using upward motions — this helps support circulation skin elasticity and gives me a little glow for the day ahead I’m not a skincare guru in the slightest but this routine works for me I like a tinted moisturiser from Ilia for a bit of coverage maybe a little bit of mascara to brighten up my eyes I’m not a fan of wearing a lot of makeup on my face My evening routine is very similar to my morning one but with a few small tweaks to help me unwind gently breaking up the fascia to release any tightness then work upwards to lift and relax my skin I pay extra attention to the area under my cheekbones Sleep is a big priority for me. I need at least eight hours to feel my best, especially since my job is so physically demanding. I take BioCeuticals magnesium tablets before bed it's made such a huge difference in my sleep quality and recovery usually Child’s Pose and Thread the Needle I try to stay off my phone and avoid too much blue light before bed I’ll either read a book or play Sudoku (my guilty pleasure) A post shared by Frame Work (@framework_bymiranda) The first thing I do when I get home from work is jump straight into a hot always making sure it’s a good balance of protein and vegetables Occasionally I’ll treat myself to a glass of red wine because why not One of my go-to techniques is stomach massage which I always do in a clockwise direction to support digestion and reduce bloating after meals Depending on how sensitive I’m feeling that day I’ll adjust the pressure — sometimes a light touch is best I start by applying oil (I normally use sweet almond oil but you can use anything you have at home) to help my hands glide smoothly then use my fingertips to make gentle circular motions around my belly button I use my palms or knuckles to massage deeper soothing strokes to relax the area and promote movement I start by warming a small amount of oil (again your choice) in my hands and applying it to my neck and shoulders I use my fingertips to glide from the base of my skill down to my shoulders a few times to loosen everything up I press into them with my thumbs or knuckles holding for a few seconds while taking deep breaths circular motions along my upper traps and the base of my neck I finish by tilting my head from side to side for a gentle stretch and rolling my shoulders I focus on releasing tension around my cheeks A lot of people forget that the forehead actually continues into the scalp so I make sure to massage right past the hairline This not only helps to release tension but also stimulates the hair follicles I absolutely love Capybara in Surry Hills with the option to move between the ice bath I always leave feeling like I’m floating and I’ve given my body the repair it needs Enter your details below to receive 30% off Amber Sceats jewellery Emptying a beauty product feels like a testament to its efficacy but when it comes to thoughtfully disposing of the packaging lip stains have taken centre stage in 2025 – offering all-day colour and that effortlessly flushed finish we can’t stop wearing +61 2 9293 0999 RUSSH.com is published by RUSSH Media Pty Ltd the most important lesson is the power of staying true to the mission,” Kerr shared in an interview with Forbes over Zoom “There are many moments of pressure to cut corners but you have to stay firm in maintaining quality and authenticity.” This commitment to quality has been her guiding principle throughout KORA’s development The brand originated from Kerr’s personal quest for effective skin care products she could confidently use herself and share with loved ones Kerr’s brand was born out of a desire to help people and give them the results they needed without jeopardizing their health Kerr continues to expand her knowledge about skin care while growing both personally and professionally Her journey demonstrates that building a purposeful brand requires patience and unwavering focus while focusing on the needs of an evolving customer base it comes with limitations: pregnant women can’t use it “If you look at the before and after pictures the results speak for themselves,” Kerr explains our retinol alternative moisturizer impressed 90% of dedicated retinol users who reported better results for fine lines and wrinkles compared to traditional retinol.” At the heart of KORA’s formulations is noni extract, an ingredient with personal significance for Kerr. “I have been drinking noni juice since I was young for both its internal and external benefits,” she shares “My grandmother introduced it to me when I was 13 and would suggest applying it directly to treat my acne I had through my teenage years.” native to Tahiti but also grown in Australia is packed with vitamin C and contains over 100 antioxidants It works at the cellular level to support skin rejuvenation delivering the radiant complexion KORA customers seek It’s been Kerr’s “hero ingredient” since day one and every single product contains it drawing from her studies in Nutrition and Health Psychology at Australia’s Academy of Natural Living and her certification as a health coach Her commitment to organic ingredients intensified after her mother’s cancer diagnosis “What we realized is that what you put on your skin goes in,” Kerr reflects “We were horrified to discover potentially carcinogenic ingredients in mainstream products which strengthened our dedication to certified organic formulations.” Given that clean beauty is a trend that has become mainstream Kerr draws a crucial distinction between “clean beauty” and “certified organic” – a difference that defines KORA Organics’ unique market position “Certified organic means you’re avoiding pesticides and unnecessary chemicals while getting 60% more antioxidants,” Kerr explains you’re not getting those three things because it’s very different.” This evolution in consumer priorities has shaped KORA’s approach to business As a carbon-neutral and climate-neutral brand KORA offsets its environmental impact through tree planting This commitment extends to their innovative approach to packaging updates Rather than following industry norms of discarding old inventory when updating packaging designs, KORA launched an archival sale “I don’t want anything to go to waste,” Kerr states we’re giving the community a chance to stock up on moisturizers exfoliating masks and more at 20% off until they sell through.” This strategy represents a win-win scenario: preventing waste while offering value to customers without compromising on the formula it’s the same high performing formula that customers love while the brand moves forward with its packaging evolution without compromising its sustainability principles Miranda Kerr has discovered that parenthood offers valuable lessons in entrepreneurship though balancing family and career presents its challenges “I need to stop micromanaging and need to step back,” Kerr admits She emphasizes the importance of establishing routines and building trust in her team empowering them to advance the company’s mission while she balances her responsibilities Kerr has observed how parenthood naturally draws customers to KORA Organics you want the best for yourself in those postpartum days and for your children,” she explains This awareness has influenced KORA’s development as a family-friendly brand The universal appeal of KORA products transcends gender boundaries “More and more men are embracing it,” Kerr notes mentioning that her husband is “obsessed with” the turmeric brightening and exfoliating mask she applies the brand’s body oil and lotion on her children finding them particularly beneficial during teething “This is what we all use in our house,” she shares proudly “I want this to be a unisex product that every member in your household can benefit from That’s how we build repeat customers who understand that health is wealth.” This holistic approach to family wellness reflects Kerr’s commitment to creating products that nurture both body and business and prove that when personal values align with professional vision This article was originally published on forbes.com Look back on the week that was with hand-picked articles from Australia and around the world. Sign up to the Forbes Australia newsletter here or become a member here. I accept Forbes Australia's Terms and Privacy Policy Please check your inbox to confirm your subscription Get the magazine delivered with a Premium membership, find it at all good newsagents, or purchase previous issues online which aims to celebrate the sport’s feminist history will take over the Flinders Street station ballroom as part of the 2025 Rising festival The acclaimed author and film-maker Miranda July is among a group of artists who are building a mini-golf course in Melbourne to celebrate the sport’s little-known feminist history Swingers: The Art of Mini Golf will take over the Flinders Street station ballroom, an abandoned space above the busy Melbourne railway station, as part of the city’s annual Rising festival. Read moreJuly, whose latest novel All Fours became one of the most talked about novels of 2024 is one of nine artists selected by the festival to create a hole on the nine-hole golf course Others include the Yankunytjatjara artist Kaylene Whiskey whose colourful works celebrate female pop culture figures such as Dolly Parton and Tina Turner; and Tokyo’s “half human says she wants to celebrate the “surprisingly subversive” history of mini-golf which originated in 19th-century Scotland after a group of women endured antagonism from male players while playing at St Andrews Links one of the oldest and famous golf courses in the world Saeborg’s work at the 2019 Dark Mofo festival in Tasmania. Photograph: Jesse HunnifordThe women decided they needed their own club and established the St Andrews Ladies Golf Club in 1867 with Mrs Robert Todd Boothby as president and Miss Ellen Boothby as vice-president A nine-hole mini-golf course, called the Ladies’ Putting Green, was laid out for them by the famed Scottish golfer Old Tom Morris Herbert says Swingers will be family-friendly and will take roughly 45 minutes to an hour to complete except that each mini-golf hole is also an artwork,” Herbert says though they may not be exactly what you would think playing a mini-golf hole will be like.” While she wants to keep July’s work a secret Herbert reveals it would be the final hole it eats your ball so you don’t get it back you’ll be able to take some words from Miranda home with you Sign up for the fun stuff with our rundown of must-reads, pop culture and tips for the weekend, every Saturday morning and will draw on her childhood experiences travelling from her home in Indulkana of course we’ll have Dolly Parton there and you’ll have to putt through Cathy Freeman’s leg.” And Saeborg’s work will involve her usual inflatable animal latex body suits and will require players to don a strap-on animal tail and use it to putt “I guess you’ll become a human-animal hybrid to complete this course,” Herbert says Free newsletterCatch up on the fun stuff with Guardian Australia's culture and lifestyle rundown of pop culture Kaylene Whiskey with some of her artworks at the 2024 Biennale of Sydney Photograph: Jenny Evans/Getty ImagesHerbert says though she played mini-golf obsessively as a kid she hadn’t known its history as a women’s sport: “When we told the artists about the history And also because they’d be giving something a go that they wouldn’t normally do.” The other artists creating holes are the Singaporean-Australian sculptural artist Nabilah Nordin, the Turner prize-nominated British Romany artist Delaine Le Bas; and the Minahasan artist Natasha Tontey “Each of the artists is responding to the history of mini-golf and has been prompted to think about things like obstacles and their removal – in both a literal sense and a metaphorical sense in response to that surprisingly subversive history that that mini-golf has,” Herbert says “Obviously people have fun but it is also political and I hope that people can also engage with those ideas and that history.” The rest of the Rising festival program will be announced in March The annual winter festival will run from 4-15 June this year with Swingers running for an extended season until 31 August We tested the five KORA Organics products Miranda Kerr swears by—some lived up to the hype I still remember the first time I saw Miranda Kerr in a Victoria’s Secret campaign—ethereal and Kerr’s image is still luminous—but now it’s backed by something more grounded: a clean beauty empire rooted in certified-organic formulations and her own lived experience When ELLE India got an exclusive sit-down with Kerr to celebrate KORA Organics' launch in India, I wasn’t going to just nod along. I wanted to know what really makes her glow, what products she personally uses—and, of course, whether they actually work for someone who doesn’t live in Malibu or get facials between meetings So I asked her to share her top five KORA picks And then I did what any self-respecting beauty editor would—I put them to the test This wasn’t about calling everything a holy grail It was about meeting Miranda Kerr in the middle: her ritual Just: “These five products keep my skin balanced She speaks with the ease of someone who’s lived this ritual “The Noni Glow Face Oil has been my holy grail for years,” she said “And the Milky Mushroom Mask is what I end my day with—it seals everything in.” I wanted to understand that ritual beyond the marketing, what it looked like in practice. Her top cleanser? The Active Algae Calming Cleansing Balm. “It melts makeup, SPF, stress—everything. And it smells beautiful.” The rose quartz roller is cooling—it’s part of the ritual.” “It gives me that at-home facial feeling when I need a boost.” it can go from glazed-doughnut to greasy-fast lit-from-within vibe without needing blotting sheets aromatic balm that melts off the day without leaving a film but it cushions your skin after a long week of using too many actives or new products (guilty) I layered it on post-retinol and woke up with skin that looked genuinely rested Not in a “banish all signs of fatigue” way but in a “you look less dead behind the eyes” way I’ve popped this in the fridge for now - and it seems like this is the one thing I would consistently look forward to using Kerr told me this one came straight from the heart “It was the first product I created—for myself “My grandmother introduced me to Noni when I was 13 That’s when I realised—this isn’t a brand built in a boardroom that happen to come in very aesthetic packaging Kerr’s glow isn’t just good genes. It’s habit, hydration, and skin listening. Do I love all five products KORA isn’t fantasy skincare—it’s ritual skincare Kerr’s routine reminds you to slow down—and that might just be where the glow starts Sign-up to the latest news from Australian Women’s Weekly Disclaimer: By joining, you agree to our Privacy Policy & Terms of Use Miranda Tapsell and her husband James Colley announced she is pregnant with their second child with a joint post on Instagram: “Who doesn’t love a sequel?” we will be welcoming a new member of our little family and we couldn’t be happier Congratulations to the growing family Miranda sat down with The Weekly to discuss navigating the rollercoaster that is motherhood Miranda Tapsell has loved to play dress-ups So when The Weekly crew arrive at the lavish location we’ve hired for today’s shoot — an incredible heritage home in prime Sydney eastern suburbs real estate — the actor is in her element she spins to better show off one of the designer outfits she’s donned for the day “Welcome to my hooooome,” she says “I’m riiiiicchhhhh,” before dissolving into a fit of giggles that feels far more like the Miranda we all know and love has been with the actor since her earliest years she says later as we sit down after cycling through a range of outfits and poses around the property Miranda often felt underestimated growing up Her height (in bare feet Miranda stands at a diminutive 149cm her youth and her heritage have all played a role in her choice of career and how she tackles it I just think people don’t know how to talk to young girls,” she says now of those earliest experiences of feeling overlooked music and television just wasn’t given the same weight or depth that was given to young boys my age “My height is one of the big reasons why I became an actor because the camera plays tricks on people’s eyes “Being short isn’t the worst thing in the world It’s how people used to begin their conversations with me ‘When the world stops growing.’ But when I started on stage ‘When you are on stage it’s like you’re 10 feet tall I chose something to be good at and I stuck to it And I’ve worked hard for sure.” who drummed into her only child the importance of discipline this would be more important for her than others ‘You being late is different to your friends being late’,” Miranda says I remember people making a big deal of me being late but you couldn’t quite pull them up on it and say ‘Why was it a big deal that I was late and not my non-Indigenous co-star?’ Or ‘Why did you not make such a fuss when another girl from my dance class was late but you made a fuss out of me not being on time?’ It’s really hard to pin that on people “I have all these little things so that people see me as a hardworking individual I’m really proud of the fact that people say And if she is late – which happens now that I have a kid – there is a courtesy call or message to let you know’.” Miranda has found her attitude to plenty of things — including work — has changed since becoming a mother. It’s also safe to say that today’s act of dressing up is a welcome relief from the spills (as well as the obvious thrills) of parenting a toddler I’m not ready for her,” she says with a raucous laugh while regaling us with tales of her strong-willed daughter who certainly seems to have inherited her mother’s inner fire “She’s at that age where she is determined to do something on her own — you can’t show her how to do it “My life has changed so much. And it’s really made James [Colley, Miranda’s husband] and I think of what we want out of our life and out of our careers because our time is so much more precious Time away from Grace needs to be worth it.” That’s what made her latest project so special, she says. Miranda is part of the A-list cast of the Disney+ series The Artful Dodger Set 15 years after the events of Charles Dickens’ book Oliver Twist the series picks up with Jack Dawkins — or Dodger as we best remember him — attempting to leave his life of crime behind him in Australia a seemingly meek and mild housemaid who turns out to be the most fearsome bushranger in town She rules the roost not only in her illicit business dealings but also in her relationships And as someone who has long loved Dickens’ novels and the strong women within them it spoke to Miranda in a way she couldn’t ignore “Someone who is misunderstood and underestimated can yield so much power,” she says Also exciting was the opportunity to flex her skills off-screen as well as on Miranda was enlisted as a story consultant on the script a wonderful way to continue strengthening her ability as a writer and storyteller so I really chase every opportunity that I can get,” she says of the additional writing she was able to do “Even if it’s just a little cog in the wheel I’m just super happy to be there.” While motherhood is a thrill and a constant improvisation of its own it makes her a better parent — one who can find the humour in her toddler’s shopping centre meltdowns along with joy in the monotony of doing endless piles of laundry and the other myriad housework chores a small child creates “I don’t think I could be at home the whole time,” Miranda admits that’s right.’ It’s not all I am anymore going to work is an uplifting thing because I really appreciate being with Grace and being her mum It’s because I get to have those other facets of my life In addition to his role as head writer of ABC TV’s Gruen at the time of writing he’s about to release his book Dad has Grace’s laser-focused attention “She’s switched parents in terms of who is her favourite,” Miranda giggles “She had a big meltdown this morning over Dad going to work and I felt like we’d turned a real corner Mum,’ and Dad wasn’t getting any kisses or cuddles it’s nice that the tables have turned and now she’s sick of Mum He’s such an attentive and affectionate father.” Did she not die a little on the inside the first time she was passed over in favour of Dad I was relieved,” she says with another peal of laughter “Because when she does give you affection She sits on your lap so you can’t move anywhere I love my daughter and it’s very endearing when she is giving you that kind of attention but you are exhausted at the end of the day Learning to say ‘no’ has been part of the parenthood journey “We are never going to get that right.” But using that two-letter word and admitting that she has nothing left in the tank is liberating “I get the shakes when I say it because I think ‘How am I going to manage the other person’s emotions and expectations when I’ve done that?’,” she explains adding that James is far better at it than she is “Because I can’t take it back once I’ve said ‘no’ And it’s not just ‘no’ she’s learning to vocalise asking for help and accepting it has been another by-product of motherhood – one that she relishes “There’s something liberating in just asking for something,” she says Miranda adds that she’s also learning to be kinder to herself in many aspects of life “If you don’t get it then you haven’t lost anything But you’re not going to die wondering either.” they have a strong support network helping them raise Grace James’ relatives and good friends in their current home base of Sydney are the villages they depend upon “I can’t try to isolate myself and do it all because I know I can’t,” she says Their village also helps the couple to make time for each other outside their Baby Shark duty Watching James soften his funny guy façade to be vulnerable with his daughter has shown Miranda a new side of the man she fell in love with As has his willingness to be all-in on the journey with her Miranda plans to ask her mum and dad to babysit so she and James can go out to dinner “I’ve got my hair and make-up done I can’t let this go to waste,” she says with another peal of laughter is the magic ingredient she needs to negotiate this new life stage And far better at improvising when things don’t go according to plan Where once she’d berate herself for not getting things 100 per cent right now she does her best to find the humour in the mishaps that inevitably arise when a small human is involved “I’m learning to be a little bit less hard on myself,” she says “I’m dusting myself off better.” As the face of Audible — home of audiobooks and podcasts galore — it’s unsurprising to hear that she’s a fan of listening to self-help tomes taking notes on the bits of wisdom she finds useful whilst happily discarding those that don’t serve saying she’ll often underline or highlight a phrase or paragraph that gives her insight Grace is getting an early start on this, too. Her nursery is filled with prints of inspiring women and quotes, including one from Dolly Parton which says “Find out who you are and do it on purpose.” she was just weeks away from Grace’s birth — her belly huge and the days beginning to drag ‘I really want a brave little girl because I need a brave little girl’,” she says now that doesn’t always happen but I got exactly what I asked for.” Grace Birri-Pa Purnarrika Colley arrived in late 2021 Miranda would love to be able to give her daughter a sibling she says — especially as she grew up as an only child herself But having had a tough journey to fall pregnant with Grace “I’m aware my 40s aren’t far off,” she adds “So it’s one of those things where I’ve just got to be very grateful for what I have right now The Artful Dodger is available to stream on Disney+. Subscribe here Tiffany Dunk is the Deputy Editor of The Australian Women’s Weekly and career are her passions) and community news she juggles a home office shared with two cats in the Blue Mountains and long train journeys to The Weekly’s city hub; perfect for finding inspiration – and streaming Survivor You can follow her on Instagram @tiffdunk Subscribe and be in with the chance of winning $25,000 cash or prize pack exclusive content via our monthly subscriber newsletter cafes and bars the Aussie actor keeps returning to Remove items from your saved list to add more Add articles to your saved list and come back to them anytime ShareItalian food is a subject close to Australian actor Pia Miranda’s heart so sharing her passion for it came easily when she recently joined chef Matt Moran on his SBS TV series Memory Bites to recreate the nostalgic dishes from her childhood Miranda has fond memories of spending time in the kitchen with her Nonna Angelina in Melbourne making traditional Italian doughnuts and devouring her artichoke dishes Pia Miranda on set of Memory Bites.Supplied“I love people cooking for me and that’s why I immediately said yes to being a guest on Matt Moran’s show,” she says “I love eating and love artichokes – they’re the ideal dish for me and Matt puts his own twist on stuffed artichokes He also made me a soup and cooked me a beautiful Italian meal Best known for her breakout role as Josie Alibrandi in the 2000 Australian film Looking for Alibrandi the Melbourne actor has since gone on to win Australian Survivor and loves to dine out with friends and family but I was given a new pizza oven for my birthday last year I also love vegetarian pizza with artichokes I always slather myself in olive oil while I am cooking Tipo 00 is a favourite Melbourne restaurant for Pia Miranda Simon SchluterEating outAdvertisementMy favourite Melbourne restaurants For a fancy romantic night out with my husband Luke, it’s the Italian restaurant Tipo 00 in the city I order rigatoni and ricotta-crumbed pasta When we get the whole family together – on my side – with my sister, we have a huge family lunch at Papa Gino’s in Carlton We order a capricciosa pizza and a Napoli pasta plus a chicken schnitzel and garlic bread I also like Leonardo’s Pizza Palace in Carlton Grill Americano – for the tiramisu at the end The famous capricciosa pizza at Papa Gino’s.Josh RobenstoneAn old-school pick is T a family business that makes the best cannoli I highly recommend the custard filling and especially love the ricotta-filled ones Greenwich Deli in Newport makes great New York-style sandwiches and toasties My husband and I drop in after a dog walk and have a toasted sandwich together They’re as good as what you’d find in Prahran Market On the weekends, I love to go to La Manna in Essendon Fields – sometimes you can get a coffee and they put pistachio crema in it as well I do like going to Brunetti in Lygon Street for coffee and a cake as well – that’s another weakness Vince CaligiuriBarkley Johnson in Yarraville is a beautiful bar where I will drink wine with the girls on a Friday afternoon before school pick-up We sit down at the back and eat cheese and drink wines by the glass They had fabulous Italian and French wines here The Circle Lebanese Pizza [in Altona North] is fantastic We always go there for takeaway authentic Lebanese and it’s not expensive like butchers in the fancy eastern suburbs – so come west and fill up your freezer bag Bar Italia in Norton Street [in Leichhardt] is one of my favourite places to eat in Australia It stirs all the nostalgia for me because it reminds me of moving to Sydney for the first time to work on Looking for Alibrandi When we were filming Looking for Alibrandi in the ’90s we’d hold all of our meetings there every week I still love to go back when I crave that beautiful memory Surry Hills most singular corner spot, Pellegrino 2000.Christopher PearceI love Pellegrino 2000 in Surry Hills. They make old-style artichokes – the kind you find only in Rome. Taylor Swift dined there when she came to town They have smaller snacks on the menu and great wines I like 10 William St [in Paddington] We order the classic whipped [bottarga] pretzel and the fried prawns and the spaghetti with meatballs are fantastic My friend Janine Ellis [the founder of Boost Juice] lives in the northern beaches and we often go to Barrenjoey House [in Palm Beach] and do a lot of share plates and my daughter Lily ate salt and pepper squid We also order a serve of seasonal greens and a salad Love Tilly Devine.Cole BennettsLove Tilly Devine is a cute bar [in Darlinghurst] where I have been for a drink in Sydney I am not a pub person because they’re so loud I also like to go to hotel lobby bars like Crown Sydney for a martini I always recommend a bakery on the road trip from Sydney to Melbourne Stop at Holbrook Bakery in NSW for the best chicken and salad roll – not a sandwich It’s the best you’ll ever eat in your life Beautiful baked bread and great customer service The Aeolian Islands near Sicily are a favourite overseas food destination.SuppliedAdvertisementMy favourite food city My favourite place for food is the Aeolian Islands The food here reminds me of my late Nonna and the dishes she used to make Rent an e-bike in Vulcano and enjoy fresh seafood at every turn I recommend A Sartania for the best pasta vongole and Ciaurimari where I ate regularly and ordered fish of the day and calamari − it was pan-fried in flour Pia dining at Ristorante Da Giacomo in Milan.SuppliedThere’s lots of oranges here I ate a slice of orange with cheese and an anchovy on top which sounds disgusting I also stayed at a place called Hotel Tritone I am heading back there in September with my family I ate an artichoke pasta that was literally the best thing I have ever eaten in my life − I ate it so slowly just to savour every moment Pia Miranda appears on Memory Bites with Matt Moran on SBS Inside the homes and beauty cabinets of inspiring and influential people Educate your beauty routine with expert tips Our directory of Australia’s best beauty and wellness destinations After years of misery with undiagnosed Lyme disease the entertainer shares her lessons for living the kind of which are regularly churned out by comics in the run-up to Christmas But while I Haven’t Been Entirely Honest With You has its confessional moments it is intended as a serious manual for living coming as it does after a decade of darkness and misery during which her career was put on hold We learn how, for much of her life, Hart has been unwell. From her late teens onwards she suffered from “too many itises” – bronchitis, tonsilitis, pericarditis, gastroenteritis, labyrinthitis – along with blood clots Many were the times she would wake up exhausted wondering how she would get through the day Matters reached a head a decade ago when she collapsed at home after which she was bedbound with a “total ghost-like weakness” Just a short walk outside “was as hard as anything I had done I would stand in the road feeling as if I had to remind my brain how to put one foot in front of the other I would look at a cup of tea on the table and wonder if I had the strength to take a sip.” It is an attempt to make the best of a terrible situation by coaching others who may be struggling Hart’s book, then, is about what she has learned from being chronically ill and the thought processes, practices and research that have helped in her recovery. Having been let down by doctors, Hart sought answers in self-help literature, which is extensively referenced and quoted here. As is often the way with self-help, some of the advice is sage and lodged in science while some is trite and blindingly obvious. Hart has organised what she has learned into sections she calls “treasures”. These include the benefits of talking about your suffering (as opposed to trying to hide it), surrendering to a negative or challenging situation (rather than stoically soldiering on) and the importance of self-compassion (instead of berating yourself for all that has gone wrong). Read moreIn a narrative that moves between funny observation and treacly truism (plus a scattering of fart jokes) Hart embraces the language of living “authentically” finding the “loved and loving” person within and revealing her “wild Hart insists on addressing the reader as “My Dear Reader Chum” (MDRC for short) and talking of revelatory moments in her learning as “heavy revvies” this will either delight you or drive you mad I Haven’t Been Entirely Honest With You isn’t just about Hart explaining her absence over the past decade It is also an attempt to make the best of a terrible situation by coaching others who may be struggling with long-term health conditions and the grief and loss of confidence that often accompanies them It’s all very well to consult a therapist about facing down the physical symptoms of anxiety but sometimes you just want to hear from someone who has been there Hart tells another story here with a coyness that suggests even her tendency to overshare has its limits at a point when she had all but resigned herself to remaining single she began tentatively dating someone whom she refers to as “The Boy” Her account of slowly letting her guard down being vulnerable and “open[ing] the Hart heart up to love” is sweet and moving and proof that happiness is possible even in the most trying times I Haven’t Been Entirely Honest With You by Miranda Hart is published by Michael Joseph (£25). To support the Guardian and Observer order your copy at guardianbookshop.com Sign up to the latest news at Marie Claire “I love what he says about home being the guardian of our identity That really resonates with me,” she says Every one of the objects that fill Skoczek’s home – from antique furniture to travel mementos family heirlooms and artworks by friends and artists she admires – has its reason and its place and my paintings are also very much about places experienced and imagined.” Skoczek lives in a rented art deco apartment in Melbourne’s Camberwell with her son Despite it being one of the darker places she’s lived in the Tudoresque flourishes and quirky layout appeal to her People are always getting disorientated.” The apartment is also the location of her current studio I love the idea of having it at home and rolling in there in my pyjamas but it can become a bit much Then it’s time to have a separate space again.” For now her home life is such a large part of what feeds her practice that she makes the lack of separation work Colour is my main compositional language and colour is fundamental to our experience of the world around us Sometimes it’s like a fun park in here Some people would find this too much.” But Skoczek’s innate sense of colour and composition carries throughout the apartment “I delight in creating little stories in every little section of the room But it’s not that thought out; it’s very instinctive.” A green faceted mirror hangs above a Kate Tucker ceramic on the mantlepiece; on the coffee table there’s an Alma Berrow ashtray atop the art books and by the window a misshapen Georgia Morgan vase keeps company with Skoczek’s rowdy collection of houseplants Skoczek delights in putting unexpected pieces together handpainted tiles by Tia Ansell are propped on the bookshelf next to a 2.4 metre gold Rococo urn from an antique store run by her friends Phillip Graham and William Tarlo Her art collection includes 20th-century European and contemporary Australian paintings “I like a bit of the absurd and the carnivalesque But also somewhere to feel nurtured and at rest I like all those things to occur and be felt.” Art has been a part of Skoczek’s life since childhood Her most treasured works are commissioned portraits of her mother and aunt as children by Polish painter Jerzy Potrzebowski that her grandparents brought with them when they migrated from Poland via India Portraiture is just one loose theme that can be traced through Skoczek’s collection Yvette Coppersmith and Jacqui Stockdale also on display “I feel they do all speak to each other and feed off one another I collect artists whose work I very much admire and wish I could paint like them So I get the chance to be up close and personal with them to study them and try to understand how the artist painted them.” Since her first sold-out solo exhibition when she was studying at the Victorian College of the Arts Skoczek has been reinvesting in the art of others it was really important to me to keep that wheel turning and to collect someone else’s work.” Many of the artists in her collection are friends and fellow alumni including Laith McGregor and Emily Ferretti whose large-scale painting has just been moved from Skoczek’s bedroom to the living room where it hangs between a watercolour by Adam Lee and one of Skoczek’s own vivid works And there are more works still waiting to be framed and hung “Collecting art has always been an absolute focus and dedication for me Although sometimes I feel a little regretful I might just be leaving my son a rug and an art collection and not something a little more useful I’ve always said I don’t care about a mortgage And I’ve justified many a purchase because it feeds and shapes my practice and story.” Skoczek happily admits to being materialistic “I am constantly drawing inspiration from my possessions not a fixed being – I carry everything from house to house and can even hint at my aspirations for my future.” This is an edited extract from Collecting: Living with Art (Thames & Hudson, $79.99), by Kym Elphinstone Subscribe or renew your current subscription and receive $500 worth of value as part of your membership.  Exclusive access to our monthly LUXE newsletter Sample announcement strip lore ipsum dolor sit met. CTA HERE A deeper review is needed into the composition of the $100 billion in tax debts and the ATO's debt collection procedures CA ANZ said a performance audit in this area could consider the use of the digital identity reforms in relation to the ATO’s implementation of CAL Miranda Brownlee is the deputy editor of SMSF Adviser strategy and educational content for professionals working in the SMSF sector Miranda has been responsible for breaking some of the biggest superannuation stories in Australia and has reported extensively on technical strategy and legislative updates.Miranda also has broad business and financial services reporting experience having written for titles including Investor Daily Uncover a new world of opportunity at the New Broker Academy 2025If you’re ready for a career change and are looking.. Australian supermodel Miranda Kerr’s greatest love is her family and even though she lives a swanky life in Malibu all she wants is to be with her children at the end of the day The now 40-year-old became a mum for the first time on January 6, 2011, when she and her former husband Orlando Bloom welcomed their only son together, Flynn Christopher Blanchard Copeland Bloom. When the couple split up a couple of years later, Miranda found herself navigating life as a single mother, and she recently shared with Marie Claire how that time in her life bonded her with Flynn “We created a little vegetable patch together and we’d watch the vegetables grow,” she said It’s very good for his spirits.” She has famously forged a loving co-parent dynamic with Orlando who has since added a daughter to his brood with Katy Perry Miranda and Evan meeting in New York City (Credit: Instagram) “We’re just really lucky,” said Miranda about their blended family “We all like each other’s company.” Miranda’s oasis with Flynn grew in 2015 when she started dating the CEO and co-founder of Snapchat Miranda shared a photo (above) of how the fated pair met in 2014 fate (and @louisvuitton) brought Evan and I together at a dinner at the MOMA in NYC The magical moment we met was captured 📸 9 years ago,” she wrote on Instagram In 2016 they tied the knot in an outdoor ceremony and Miranda stunned in a custom Dior wedding dress designed by the brand’s creative director The couple enjoyed life as a family of three for a couple of years before the Kora Organics founder gave birth to her first son with Evan on March 7 They wasted no time with baby number three because ten months later During a chat with E News, Miranda didn’t hide the struggle of two children under two “It’s definitely a juggling act,” she said they’re like ‘How are you?’ I send them the juggling emoji because that’s how I feel and I’m still breastfeeding my 1-year-old.” the former Victoria’s Secret angel couldn’t be more smitten living the life she always dreamed of and I feel so blessed to have three healthy ones “I love being a mother of three boys,” she told People But when asked if she would have more children I’m definitely loving where we’re at right now with the three of them And I’m not sure if we will or won’t Miranda took to Snapchat to announce a new addition was joining the clan.  “So excited to announce baby number 4,” she wrote three became four with little Pierre Kerr Spiegel.  For a glimpse inside Miranda’s life with her four boys the supermodel returns home to Australia as often as possible as her three boys love running a muck on the farm and even hiding in the mud “My favourite things are just being on the farm with my family I remember Evan was so excited about this play set that he’d organised to install at [her parents] house for the kids and a slide and all of this,” she revealed in an interview with Vogue Magazine the kids are going to love it.’ But then all they want to do is run around the farm They were literally jumping in the muddy puddles right next to the play set ‘what was I thinking?’.” Miranda announced the newest addition to her family arrived via Instagram “We are overjoyed by the arrival of our little ray of sunshine We couldn’t be more excited to welcome our fourth son into our family,” she wrote “Feeling so very blessed 🙏👼🌈🌻” Miranda shared this gorgeous video of her lying on the couch eating Many fans were quick to point out that she looks gorgeous “I did not look like this in my third trimester 🧐” The soon-to-be mum of four took to Snapchat to share the exciting news that the Kerr-Spiegel family would be expanding Miranda showed off the impressive cake her youngest son “Happy 3rd Birthday to our little darling Myles 🎂💕🌈 We love you more than words can express Miranda paid tribute to her son by penning on Instagram “Happy 11th Birthday to my little sunshine Flynn ☀️ You have filled my heart with joy from the very moment you were born You inspire me every day 🎂💖🌈.” Flynn pictured opening his gifts on his fifth birthday Miranda and Flynn enjoying Halloween together and a friend were having a great time dancing together at the arcade it’s just the best thing in the world being a mum,” said the model during an Instagram Live “Nothing brings me more joy than being a Mother ❤️🙏🏻🤗 Happy Mothers Day to all Mothers 🌺🌻🌷,” she captioned this picture Evan placed his hand lovingly on Miranda’s belly while she was pregnant with Myles Flynn made this letter for his mum at school and he adorably wrote “My heroine is my mum because she fills me with love and she is so so nice to me.” Miranda and her husband have strict rules about not working on Sunday to be present with their sons Speaking with E News she gushed “Sometimes I have to just stop and pinch myself because we have three healthy children we’re both doing what we love.” Faye Couros is a digital journalist for Now To Love As Mufasa: The Lion King prepares to roar onto Disney+ on March 26 we revisit our interview with creative genius Lin-Manuel Miranda Lin-Manuel Miranda has won a Pulitzer Prize, three Tony Awards, two Primetime Emmys, five Grammys and two Laurence Olivier Awards. In addition, he’s been nominated twice at the Oscars But there’s one particular statuette that has a special place in Lin-Manuel Miranda’s heart “It’s a math expressions award that I won in 11th grade,” the Hamilton star and creator tells The Weekly on a Zoom call from his home in New York “I was a straight C and D grade student in math Yalos who allowed us to do creative projects to demonstrate that we understood the principles being taught I got a B and a little statue that is somewhere around here.” there’s only one of his works that has managed to really impress them “I got some major points when I got to play Major Tom the horse in Bluey,” he laughs “Bluey is definitely top of the list of what my kids like that I have been a part of his latest project may just change that… I was still finishing Encanto and I was pretty burnt out I read the screenplay and was blown away by how surprised I was We all think of Mufasa as a superdad who lives in the clouds and sounds like James Earl Jones It was a portrait of the lion as a young cub and everything I thought I knew about him was totally upended and surprising I felt like I knew where the songs went on that first read Yeah, 100 per cent. And even more than that, my kids really love The Lion Guard, which is the Disney+ series and also has incredible songs I never even considered Elton John’s reaction The one I claimed as my own was The Little Mermaid The moment Sebastian the Crab started singing a calypso Caribbean number — I was never the same after that I saw it three times in the theatre — I took three different adults to take me I called in sick from school the day it came out on VHS so that I could be the first to have it at the low price of $19.99 When we first went to the UK — because that production happened first — reporters would ask me ‘Are you worried that we don’t know anything about American history over here?’ And I would say we don’t know that much about American history I honestly think the secret sauce of the show is that I’m learning this stuff as I’m musicalising it for you.’” I just don’t know that I can top what I did the fun about musicals and the reason they’re my favourite genre is that they can encompass so many things Musicals continue to push the boundaries of what kind of stories they can tell So I’m always going to try to chase what I haven’t done It’s A Wonderful Life is a very special Christmas movie We’re lucky enough to live pretty close to both sets of parents We live in the same neighbourhood we grew up in who Lin-Manuel first met in high school) has kind of seized control of Christmas We usually have everyone come to our house and if it’s not our house it’s my sister’s house over the river in New Jersey Stream Mufasa: The Lion King on Disney+ from March 26 with a mth-to-mth no lock-in contract. Subscribe here. This article originally appeared in the Christmas 2024 issue of The Australian Women’s Weekly. Pick up the most recent issue at your local newsagent or subscribe so you never miss an issue! The author’s hypnotic reading evokes the desires and existential crisis of a 45-year-old woman on a wild road trip sexy novel everyone’s been talking aboutThe author’s hypnotic reading evokes the desires and existential crisis of a 45-year-old woman on a wild road trip a nameless Los Angeles-based artist who has had success “in several mediums” leaves behind her husband She is due at a meeting in New York and has decided to get there via a leisurely road trip But what starts off as a fleeting break from the mundanity of marriage and motherhood turns into a wild and wonderfully odd unravelling she impulsively leaves the freeway and checks into a scruffy motel There she is electrified by a younger car hire worker who has “a Huckleberry Finn/Gilbert Blythe look that I used to flip out over as a teenager.” After the two lock eyes while he squeegees her windscreen (not a euphemism) she decides to pursue him in an unusually chaste love affair All Fours – which has been shortlisted for this year’s Women’s Prize for fiction – is narrated by July whose pacy hypnotic reading skilfully evokes the internal monologue of her protagonist who pinballs between drily funny and existentially bereft The book has been called a menopause novel on the basis that it centres on a 45-year-old dismayed at being halfway through her life and past her peak (both her grandmother and aunt killed themselves and she worries she is next in line) But there’s more than just dwindling oestrogen in this frank and subversive tale which reflects on desire and shines a light on the complex inner life of a woman Free weekly newsletterThe only way to get a look behind the scenes of the Saturday magazine Sign up to get the inside story from our top writers as well as all the must-read articles and columns 2025Miranda Lambert celebrated the 20th anniversary of her breakthrough hit “Kerosene” with a special performance and appearance on American Idol on Sunday the winningest artist in the history of the ACM Awards 🎬 SIGN UP for Parade's Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox 🎬 “Fire and sass from Country Queen @mirandalambert! 🔥 #kerosene #americanidol,” the show’s Instagram captioned her performance which was also shared on Lambert’s official account “20 years later it’s still the ripped-jeans boot-stompin siren song to women & girls across the country It’s an anthem that says loud & clear and most importantly ALWAYS stand up for yourself 🔥🔥👊👊💪💪love you Miranda!” wrote one fan “👏👏👏🔥🔥❤️🙌👏our Texas Queen ❤️❤️❤️❤️👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑,” raved another One fan questioned another country star’s reaction to Lambert’s performance if I was Carrie underwood I would have been up on my feet dancing She looked like she was watching an audition It’s MIRANDA FREAKING LAMBERT 🔥,” they wrote “Not just my favourite artist but the most gorgeous woman!! There aren’t words for how your music has carried me through so much Love you Miranda❤️❤️,” another one raved another fan wasn’t that impressed and questioned the use of the title “country queen” for Lambert So how is Miranda the queen when Reba is still breathing? Miranda isn’t the queen and if anyone can replace Reba it’s Lainey Wilson The book Yayoi Kusama from the National Gallery of Victoria captures the extraordinary 80-year legacy of the enigmatic artist This tribute to one of contemporary art’s most visionary figures is a beautifully designed volume that showcases Kusama’s iconic works and delves deeply into her psyche shedding light on a life marked by psychological complexity and boundless creativity Through careful curation and insightful commentary the book offers an exploration of Kusama’s mind and the profound impact she continues to have on the art world Featuring vibrant photographs highlighting Kusama’s signature dots the book is enhanced by annotations and four newly commissioned essays It offers readers a chance to deepen their understanding of Kusama’s significant influence on modern art while also enjoying a beautiful coffee table book making it a pleasure for both art lovers and book enthusiasts to enjoy at home it is an important companion to the Kusama exhibition but this monograph stands as a legacy of the show while also being an enjoyable experience in its own right personal reflections makes this a must-have for anyone interested in contemporary art and the avant-garde This book gets to the heart of Kusama’s mind her legacy and her remarkable journey as a trailblazing Japanese woman whose work has radically changed contemporary art Books+Publishing reviewer: Hannah Cartmel is an editor former bookseller and co-founder of The Rag & Bone Man Press Inc Books+Publishing is Australia’s number-one source of pre-publication book reviews Books+Publishing pre-publication reviews are supported by the Copyright Agency Cultural Fund Category: Friday Unlocked reviews Reviews Think Australian top reviews The new performers will join the already-announced Eric Church Chris Stapleton (Credit: Academy of Country Music) and Chris Stapleton are among the performers for the star-studded 60th Academy of Country Music Awards (ACMs) This year’s event will be hosted by 16-time ACM Award winner Reba McEntire The 60th ACM Awards will stream exclusively on Prime Video on Thursday at 8 pm EDT/7 pm CDT/5 pm PDT from the Ford Centre at The Star While more performances will be announced next week here’s what we know so far: ACM Award winners who will join the already-announced Eric Church and Blake Shelton at the event celebrating six decades of country music Limited tickets to attend the 2025 ACM Awards are available now via SeatGeek Ella Langley is the most-nominated artist at this year’s ACM Awards with eight nominations to her name and Lainey Wilson at seven nominations apiece Join our community with our FREE weekly newsletter In addition to the acts above, Luke Combs is in contention for a Triple Crown Award. If he adds the Entertainer of the Year award to his shelf, he’ll clinch the Triple Crown Award, as he’s already won the New Male Artist and Male Artist of the Year categories. Check out a trailer for the 60th ACM Awards below. From drinking a litre of celery juice every morning to help with her IBS to a concealer cheat that makes her look this good on Zoom it turns out supermodels can be surprisingly relatable practically glows out of my screen – and it’s very hard to believe that she just had a baby We’re chatting over Zoom from her Los Angeles home where she lives with her billionaire husband Evan Spiegel the 34-year-old Snapchat founder and their three children from her first marriage to actor Orlando Bloom when it comes to ageing (and possibly everything else) my own camera angles have never quite looked so brutal as they do sitting opposite a literal supermodel Yet I instantly feel relaxed around Miranda As her equally gorgeous golden-haired cavapoochon barrels in and out of her minimalist white office background she opens up about the pressure she puts on herself as a mother how she’s an exercise procrastinator and struggles with neck pain from breastfeeding But it’s somewhere between confessing that she has IBS and brandishing a bunch of the celery that she juices daily to help with her gut health that I realise: this superwoman is surprisingly human given that since rising to fame as the first Australian Victoria’s Secret model in 2007 she’s walked for everyone from Dior to Chanel and Givenchy – and has been consistently ranked by Forbes as one of the highest-earning supermodels Kerr is more than just a pretty face: she is also the savvy Kora Organics – the certified organic skincare brand she founded (and invested all her money into) in 2009 This was inspired by her mother’s experience of spleen cancer “We realised that what you put on your skin soaks in not just clean – because clean wasn’t even a thing back then – using ingredients that are internally good for you too” From moisturisers to masks, supplements and cleansers (her latest launch being the new Active Algae Calming Cleansing Balm) they’re formulated with organic ingredients – which some studies have found to contain 60 per cent more antioxidants than non-organic fruit and veg – such as turmeric She juggles all of this alongside raising her four children – but if you’d think childcare wouldn’t be an issue for the super-rich “My mother worked and unfortunately wasn’t able to be as involved in our lives “Even when we have someone to watch the kids I just want to be with them if I’m in the same house” After having her eldest at 27, Kerr says she felt the pressure to get back to work – and was literally walking in Paris Fashion Week two months later. But, she admits that it’s different having a baby in your forties. This time, she took a much gentler, slower approach to postpartum recovery with Pierre, kickstarting a longer maternity leave over the summer by following a book called The First Forty Days by Heng Ou – which involved 45 days of intensive bonding (think: plenty of skin-to-skin contact “Now I prioritise my family over anything else and they come first then health and wellness.I feel like health is wealth” the more I can give to the kids because I feel like I’ve filled up my cup” A supermodel has entered the chat: GTG’s Florence talking wellness with Miranda Kerr poring over all of the latest health tech (much to the bemusement of her techie husband who she says is always laughing at her latest gadgets and gizmos) “All these hacks are to try to support me to live my crazy lifestyle” as she bounds away for the millionth time to go fetch whatever new elixir she wants to enthusiastically demo for me This is not another celebrity jumping on the clean living fad bandwagon: in fact I’m not sure I’ve met anyone else as genuinely obsessed with health and wellness (except for When I broach the topic of Botox she keeps shtum saying only that it’s not even an option for her currently she’s adamant that her skincare regime gets natural results – and can’t resist swooping super close to the camera to proudly show me her non-existent wrinkles As for all of her other secrets to looking – and feeling – so good Each morning Miranda drinks one litre of organic celery juice on an empty stomach, over the course of a few hours. She cold presses a whole bunch each time in the Omega MM1500 Celery Slow Juicer and has a special celery drawer in her fridge – which she keeps stocked up by visiting her local farmer’s market twice a week she recommends starting with a glass and working up It’s a ritual she’s been doing religiously for six years since being diagnosed with proctitis “It’s an auto-immune thing and they don’t necessarily have the answers to why But she thinks that the anti-inflammatory benefits of celery have helped to improve her gut health as she is now in remission according to a recent colonoscopy she makes extra for her husband and son Flynn but my husband always has his coffee first – he’s like nothing is gonna take me away from my coffee!” serum on top of her makeup several times a day as she puts it: “You can keep your head out and even be on a business call – I like to multitask!” For a good hair care brand that is natural, Miranda recommends Rahua: she uses their Classic Shampoo and Conditioner and she finds the woody scent de-stressing “it closes the hair shaft and gives your hair that shine” £127.20: it looks like a felt-tip pen and contains a tingling formula of peppermint eucalyptus and lavender for soothing aches and pains She rolls it onto her neck to ease breastfeeding pains my husband had a headache – and he’s been so anti this for so long because he says it smells so minty – but it completely eased it” A post shared by Megan Roup (@meganroup) such as the four-minute postpartum dancing arms with your baby bitesize workouts fit best into her busy childcare and work schedule: “I think another ten minutes there – and you feel less pressure” she admits that even she can be a bit of an exercise procrastinator she’s adopted a new mantra that she heard about on the Diary of a CEO podcast which she listens to while on the treadmill Like various high-profile mums – from Chrissy Teigen to several Kardashians (and even one of our GTG writers) – Kerr has tried a niche practice called ‘placenta encapsulation’ where your placenta is freeze-dried and turned into capsules that you can take to supposedly help balance hormones but she says she felt better after taking them for one month postpartum she had some of it bottled into a tincture that you can keep taking as she puts it: “for those days when you’re just feeling a little off” She’s done it with all of her children and uses the same woman every time but can’t remember her name – “she’s just saved as placenta lady on my phone!” Another on-the-go essential for Miranda is her Theragun Mini £109 – a pocket massage gun which she uses to soothe the aches and pains in her neck and shoulders from breastfeeding Pierre She still does a mix of feeding and pumping every three hours and says:”I keep it on me at all times and it has helped so much: it’s my best friend!” A post shared by Miranda Kerr (@mirandakerr) Once a week Miranda goes for a hyperbaric oxygen treatment – and like our GTG staffer, is a huge fan of its energising benefits This involves breathing 100 per cent pure oxygen in a compressed chamber (whereas the air we normally breathe is only 21 per cent oxygen) as it is thought to have major health benefits – from reducing inflammation to healing damaged tissue And Kerr thinks that it’s one of many lifestyle changes this year which has helped in her recovery from proctitis Although she’s tried many diets over the years, Miranda is currently following a recipe book by Dr Steven Gundry called Gut Check: Unleash the Power of Your Microbiome to Reverse Disease and Transform Your Mental, Physical and Emotional Health The idea is that you avoid foods that contain high quantities of lectins veg and grains that has been – somewhat controversially – linked to digestive problems Although this diet has been criticised for lack of scientific evidence Kerr is convinced that this has helped to improve her gut health this year Kora Organics’ new Active Algae Calming Cleansing Balm, £43 is available now Sign up to receive curated edits of the best beauty and wellness features Tough business conditions have claimed another well-known local firm with Howard's Storage World at Westfield Miranda closing after more than 18 years who owned two newsagencies in Gymea before buying the home storage franchise and owning it since but they couldn't afford the "very big" rent increase "Business has been tough - online shopping is killing everyone," he said but that's business and you have to move on "[Scentre Group] always have someone new ready to come in." 'It's a sad story': Howard's Storage World at Miranda closes after 18 yearsMr Patel said regular customers were very disappointed "because there's nothing like this in Sutherland Shire" we offer solutions with quality goods," he said Howard's was located in the older part of the Miranda centre before moving to its present location when the major redevelopment was completed in 2014 Discounts of 30 per cent on all goods store-wide are being offered as stock is cleared Mr Patel said they were required to leave by the end of March "but I don't think we will last that long" who has worked at Howard's for almost 10 years said There are 10 remaining Howard's Storage World stores in Sydney the closest to Sutherland Shire being Moore Park and Bondi Junction Find out how to vote The NSW Shadow Cabinet is meeting in the Miranda electorate today for a Shadow Community Cabinet bringing the Opposition’s leadership team to the heart of the Sutherland Shire This important visit provides an opportunity to connect directly with local businesses demonstrating the NSW Opposition’s commitment to listening to concerns and working towards solutions The Miranda electorate is part of a vibrant Shire community with a strong heritage and a proud tradition of sporting and cultural excellence.  Residents of the Miranda electorate deserve better than what the Minns Labor Government is providing them Today’s Shadow Community Cabinet is about strengthening our connection with the people who make the area great and showing them that we’re listening NSW Opposition Leader Mark Speakman said the Shadow Cabinet is here in the Miranda electorate to hear from families businesses and community leaders about the challenges they face every day.  “After 20 months of the Minns Labor Government and the Shire community has been left behind Member for Miranda Eleni Petinos said as the local member her focus has always been on fighting for the people of Miranda.  “Having the Shadow Cabinet meet here today sends a clear message - we are united in our determination to ensure the Miranda electorate’s priorities are heard and acted upon," Ms Petinos said The Shadow Community Cabinet will engage with local stakeholders to discuss critical issues such as cost-of-living pressures and the neglect of infrastructure investment for the Shire under the Minns Labor Government Donations by individuals to registered political parties of between $2 and $1,500 in a financial year are tax deductible. Phone: 02 8356 0300 Privacy Policy Authorised by Chris StoneLiberal Party of Australia 131 Macquarie StreetSydney NSW 2000Phone: (02) 8356 0300 Privacy Policy Miranda Kerr has bravely chosen to share the medical condition she has been suffering with since being pregnant with her second son The 41-year old Australian super model is suffering from proctitis which is inflammation of the lining of the rectum “It’s an auto-immune thing and they don’t necessarily have the answers to why which is frustrating,” she told Get the Gloss Miranda, who has her own organic skincare range, Kora Organics has found her own way of dealing with the condition She explained that she drinks a litre of celery juice on an empty stomach every morning which helps with her symptoms It’s a routine she’s stuck to for the past six years even devoting an area of her fridge to the organic celery that she buys twice a week from her local farmers market There’s clearly plenty for all the family and she said she has tried to get her husband, billionaire SnapChat founder Evan Spiegel on board but that he likes his morning coffee too much but my husband always has his coffee first—he’s like nothing is gonna take me away from my coffee!” Symptoms of proctitis can include rectal pain and they can be short-lived or become chronic It’s common in people who have inflammatory bowel disease Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis but there’s no explanation as to why it flares up in some people and not others There’s no suggestion that drinking celery juice is a cure or the only way to ease symptoms Miranda says that things are improving though and she shared that she’s recently had a colonoscopy and is now in remission The mum-of-four shares her first son Flynn with her ex husband Orlando Bloom who she divorced in 2013 She went on to marry Evan in 2017 and the couple share three sons Hart who shot to fame at the age of 13 after winning a Dolly magazine modelling competition has long been a proponent for a healthy and organic lifestyle Her organic skincare range was inspired by her mother’s experience of spleen cancer “We realised that what you put on your skin soaks in not just clean – because clean wasn’t even a thing back then – using ingredients that are internally good for you too,” she said Above all for Miranda’s family comes first though “I prioritise my family over anything else and they come first then health and wellness.I feel like health is wealth” the more I can give to the kids because I feel like I’ve filled up my cup” Pia Miranda is no stranger to connecting with people. It's what she does for a job after all. She's an actress, an author, a television personality and — perhaps the most challenging of all — a mum too. Pia's kids — Lily (14 years old) and Jimmy (11 years old) — have recently hit the "tween" age. While she recognises that it's important to connect with kids across their whole lives, Pia told me it's more critical than ever at this age. When speaking to Pia about her thoughts on parenting tweens, I noticed she kept coming back to the same metaphor — the image of filling up a well. "Parents, and especially working parents, can have so much guilt around not having enough time with their kids," she told me. "I know that sometimes I do feel guilty, but it's about finding the moments where you can fill the well when the well feels empty. It's about recognising when that well of connection is a little low and finding ways to top it back up."  And filling up that well becomes more crucial the more time kids spend on their phones.  "It's an interesting discussion about kids on phones," Pia told me. "We were locked down for so long in Melbourne, and the only way my kids could connect with their friends was online." "It's meant I need to be super checked-in with what they're doing and let them know that I'm always checking in. I don't want them to feel like I'm spying, but I do have access to everything they do. I tell them that whatever they put out on the internet, they should imagine on a billboard or on their work resume — it stays there forever."  Critically, she knows that getting kids offline and making family memories is one of the most important ways to ensure they don't fall into negative habits online.  "I spend a lot of time with my kids so that, if I need to go away, we've had that time together," she said. For Pia, work trips are a fairly regular occurrence. Pia competed on Dancing With The Stars last year, and has recently finished filming The Big Trip, a reality television series where four teams race across Australia to reach the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Filming The Big Trip took Pia away from her kids for a while, but she's come home with more ideas than ever on how to drag them away from their screens.  View this post on Instagram A post shared by Pia Miranda (@_piamiranda) Pia raves about her experience on The Big Trip citing seeing whales and dolphins in Ceduna She loved driving cross-country across Australia in a Hyundai EV on the show "I've never been more excited about a car in my life," she laughed "The whole electric vehicle thing is a game-changer for road-tripping venture into the shops and refuel with a coffee — all while the car is charging Pia also explained that the Hyundai EV allowed her and her teammate to visit places in iconic Aussie terrain that might have seemed off-limits for EVs — proving that this was definitely not the case The Big Trip has made Pia reflect on the value of taking road trips with her own kids and encouraged her to plan another one in the near future.  "I'm lucky because my kids are older now and they can join me and really get into them There's nothing my kids and I love better than stopping off at a little town and going to their local bakery You'll see if you watch The Big Trip — my whole modus operandi is bakeries!"  "My kids and I all really love souvenir shops We love to drive somewhere and go for a beautiful walk visit a place we've never been before and just follow our noses." I asked her about the specific things her family does to connect with each other on road trips and she told me (no pun intended) that with tweens and teenagers "A road trip is a really good way to find out what your teens and tweens are interested in My daughter actually got me into Tyler The Creator while we were in the car and now that's what we listen to on drives." I just always ask questions and am interested in the answers." When it comes to taking tweens on road trips as a chance to fill up that metaphorical well "Even if it's just a day trip in summertime there's a lot of stressful and scary stuff going on in their worlds It's nice to just be involved in stuff that's offline and just about having fun."  Check out The Big Trip on Channel 7 to watch Pia explore Australia from west to east. Ready for your own road trip? Check out Hyundai's Hybrid and All-Electric range Feature Image: Instagram/@_piamiranda Renowned Australian actress Miranda Otto is set to take centre stage at Cairns Crocodiles Best known for her iconic portrayal of Éowyn in The Lord of the Rings trilogy Otto’s career spans decades across film In an exclusive ‘Beyond the Script: How Aussie Talent is Redefining Creativity’ fireside chat, Otto will be joined by pop culture journalist and Curious Media co-founder Poppy Reid to explore the evolution of storytelling they’ll discuss how Australian creatives are shaping global culture and staying true to their craft in an industry that never stops moving BUY YOUR CAIRNS CROCODILES TICKETS HERE. “Miranda Otto is a powerhouse performer whose work has captivated audiences around the world To have her join us at Cairns Crocodiles is a huge moment for the festival and a rare opportunity for attendees to hear firsthand about the art of storytelling reinvention and longevity in the creative industries,” Pippa Chambers content director of Cairns Crocodiles said who follows in the footsteps of impressive sessions last year such as Richard Roxburgh will close out the conference on day three Otto’s extensive body of work includes critically acclaimed films The Thin Red Line Her performance in The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King earned her a SAG Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture and she took home an AACTA Award for Best Supporting Actress for The Daughter starring alongside Sam Neill and Geoffrey Rush Otto reunited with Sam Neill and Christoph Waltz in The Jim Henson Company fantasy adventure The Portable Door and starred in Netflix’s Wellmania alongside Celeste Barber She also reprised her legendary role as Éowyn in The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim Otto has played compelling roles such as Allison Carr in Showtime’s Homeland and Lindy Chamberlain in Through My Eyes which earned her a *TV Week Silver Logie for Most Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series Her theatre credits include starring in Boy Gets Girl and A Doll’s House with Sydney Theatre Company the latter winning her the Mo Award for Female Actor in Play of the Year Otto joins an already stellar lineup of speakers at Cairns Crocodiles Presented by Pinterest this year, including Antoinette Lattouf, Ana Andjelic See the full agenda HERE. Miranda Kerr’s relationship with Orlando Bloom may no longer be romantic And her relationship with his current fiancée Katy Perry is anything but frosty and Pirates of the Caribbean actor married in 2010 and welcomed their son Flynn a year later Miranda said of their break up in an interview with The Edit explaining “We weren’t bringing out the best in each other.” However, when Orlando started dating pop superstar Katy Perry there were no hard feelings and the two women were even photographed together by celebrity manager Aleen Keshishian at the Moschino Fashion Show in 2016 Miranda went on to marry Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel in 2017 and has since welcomed sons Hart the KORA Organics founder revealed that she and her ex’s new partner had no bad blood when she uploaded a picture of them at the 2019 launch of her Noni Bright Vitamin C serum “Thanks for shining bright with me @katyperry & Angela,” Miranda captioned a photo that featured herself and Katy Katy shared the same snap along with a message of congratulations that read: “KORA-grats on an illuminating vitamin c packed to perfection product – The #Nonibrightserum @mirandakerr @koraorganics (also Kerr and Perry walked the red carpet together at the G’Day USA Arts Gala in LA Posing for photographs together on the carpet the pair also united inside the event where Perry awarded Kerr with the Excellence in Arts award Miranda shared a montage of videos from the evening with the caption: “when you love your son’s step mom.” the pair attended the 2024 Baby2Baby Gala together and in March 2025 the pair once again posed alongside each other as they attended the 2025 Vanity Fair Oscar Party In a chat with The Morning Show in 2019 following Orlando and Katy’s engagement the mum-of-three said that she is “really grateful” for the relationship she has with her ex and his wife-to-be “We really do get along so well,” Miranda revealed adding that they all work hard to coordinate their schedules around Flynn “We all have Flynn’s best interests at heart And we just worked together to work it out … I’m very happy but I’m really happy and feel very blessed that it has.” “We appreciate each other,” she told the publication Katy also spoke about the blended family dynamic on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in 2019.  “[It’s] definitely matured me,” she said. “I guess this is adulting.”  In a chat with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe Katy also lovingly referred to Flynn when she spoke of her pregnancy and the joys she gained after struggling with depression Orlando and Katy are now proud parents to Daisy Dove Bloom who was born in August 2020 and it’s safe to say Miranda is over the moon for the happy couple Can’t wait to meet her,” she wrote following Daisy Dove’s birth Alex is a senior writer and editor who's crazy about all things reality TV and royals When she’s not writing about the latest MAFS and Bachelor drama you’ll find her trying to decide what to watch on Netflix Receive a bonus cookbook valued at $49.99! CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time which is 10 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) skincare routine and techniques for feeling like her best self marie claire: Congratulations on your newest member of the family Miranda Kerr: He is such a little ray of sunshine He’s been my easiest; I call him Peaceful Pierre.   mc: Did you take some time off for the pregnancy?   But I took some time off in front of the camera; I’m back in full swing now mc: We can imagine that life is pretty busy now Can you give us a snapshot of what a morning is like at your house now that you have four young boys?  MK: We’re both up before the kids are up My husband is up every morning at 5.30am; he has done that since I met him 10 years ago I’m up between 4.30 at 5.30am which gives me a little bit of time to do my routine It depends on how I’m feeling; I might do a little bit of yoga The kids are getting up by 6.45am so it’s busy with breakfast and breastfeeding and that’s when Pierre goes down for his nap It’s juggling the work commitments that I have I can work from home and I manage that as best I can but I still want to make sure that I’m there for the baby and the breastfeeding and all that.   mc: What’s your exercise of choice during your 20-minute morning workouts?  which lets you do a quick 10-minute or 20-minute workout They have postpartum and prenatal programs mc: Can you tell us just a little bit about Baby2Baby non-profit organisation and why you decided to join with them?  MK: I’m on the board at Baby2Baby because I feel that they’re such an incredible organisation that support children in need They really help people that aren’t able to buy those staples like nappies and formula and the essential needs for their children It’s incredible for me to get our family involved It’s something that Flynn and the boys enjoy doing; donating their time and helping pack the boxes.   you’ve been in the beauty industry since you were a teenager MK: I feel like as cliché as it might sound it does come from being comfortable in your own skin and really just shining [from] your heart and shining your light It’s really about feeling comfortable in your own skin and comfortable with who you are as a person and expressing wholeheartedly all of the wonderful things that you have to offer this world.   mc: You’ve been a pioneer of organic skincare for a long time and now people are starting to really take organic on board and understand its benefits Why do you think people are more receptive to organic and understanding how effective it can be?  MK: The reason I started Kora as a certified organic brand was because my mum had cancer in her spleen We had to really look at everything we were doing from a 360-degree approach as a family What products we were using and what ingredients sink into skin [experts] say we should be aware of what we’re putting on our skin But I don’t feel like we have to just be concerned when we’re pregnant which is why I wanted to have a certified organic brand People are becoming more fascinated and excited about organic because an organic ingredient has up to 60% more antioxidants It’s why our products are getting incredible results; you’re avoiding the unnecessary chemicals and we’re getting up to 60% more antioxidants because of these certified organic ingredients.   mc: Can you talk me through the new cleansing balm and how it fits into your routine?  MK: The Cleansing Balm has active algae and is buttery soft It just melts away your makeup and is super soothing So my nighttime routine is to have a quick bath with Pierre but I don’t get a chance to remove my makeup I use the cleansing balm to remove my makeup It is incredible how gentle and effective it is; it doesn’t leave any residue on your skin There are pineapple enzymes in there too to deeply clean your skin without stripping it so you’ll notice mc: If someone wanted to live a more organic lifestyle how would you suggest they start?   MK: It’s really important to read and educate yourself on the ingredients in everything that you’re using because many products can claim to be natural when they only have one natural ingredient but that’s just their own definition of clean We have a certification process from world certification body and they have the strictest rules when it comes to everything from ingredients to packaging and so it guarantees that our products meet the highest sustainability [measures].   mc: What products would you recommend we start with?   mc: Katy Perry is said to also be a fan of Kora…  but she really wanted to get that glow and this product does that My husband uses the Turmeric Scrub every day in the shower and the Turmeric Glow Moisturiser with the Noni Glow Face Oil I’m personally obsessed with the plant stem cell range because it’s very focused on anti-aging Sally Hunwick is an award-winning journalist with a long-running career both in Australia and in the UK Sally is passionate about all things beauty and health and loves inspiring her readers with the latest beauty news Sign up to receive the TV WEEK e-Newsletter and offers we choose to share with you straight to your inbox  Renowned Australian actress Miranda Tapsell has revealed some VERY exciting news – she’s expecting another child! The 37-year-old revealed she’s pregnant with her second child with her husband, James Colley, which she announced via Instagram. Miranda and her husband jointly posted with the caption, “Who doesn’t love a sequel? Come August, we will be welcoming a new member of our little family and we couldn’t be happier. Can’t wait to meet you, bub. We hope you like chaos. With love, Miranda, James, Grace and TBD.” This will be the pair’s second child, after the birth of their daughter Grace in December 2021. Sharing her sonogram to announce their first pregnancy and a very happy snap with her hubby Miranda wrote: “Our very exciting production due 2021 👶🏾.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Miranda Tapsell (@misstap) James posted an identical post on his social media page sharing in the joyous news Miranda first met her husband in a somewhat unconventional but highly modern way: on Twitter One follow online of the comedy writer known for his work on ABC’s Gruen and The Weekly “He was friends with my friends so it’s not like this strange catfish story, though he will tell you differently. He thinks I hit him up, that I started flirting,” she joked to the Australian Women’s Weekly. “He was chatting to Aboriginal playwrights and rappers and I was reading all his stuff which was quite funny You’ve got to think quickly on your feet and say very little They then engineered a meeting and Miranda says she felt an instant connection “It was so nice to meet someone where I didn’t have to try so hard I was able to talk about Beyonce and hip-hop and things that we both liked he started talking about space because he’s a real nerd and I was just like ‘mate you’ve lost me’.” In 2014 Miranda Kerr had just emerged from “a really bad depression” after her split from Hollywood actor Orlando Bloom was navigating single motherhood and acing co-parenting when she attended a Louis Vuitton event in New York and was deliberately sat next to Snapchat founder the executive vice president for the fashion brand who made that fateful seating choice “She is very beautiful; I’m sure he will have a good time.” According to Page Six, Miranda struck up a conversation with the CEO of Snapchat by telling him “Spiegel im Spiegel” by Arvo Pärt was her favourite song he never sent the then mother-of-one a text so I wasn’t going to waste my time.” Want your own fairytale love story? Sign up for eHarmony! and with a bit of encouragement from former Harper’s Bazaar editor Glenda Bailey Miranda decided to risk it all by sending Evan a text As she is known for her flirty personality it’s no surprise that she smoothly typed and sent: “Just wondering – did you ever listen to that song The 38-year-old told the Sydney Morning Herald that they ended up building a friendship before it became something more “We met at a dinner in LA for Louis Vuitton and became friends We were really good friends for a long time before we started dating,” she said Miranda and Evan wed in a gorgeous backyard ceremony They spent no time waiting to grow their family, and a year later, Miranda gave birth to their first son, Hart and in 2019 they welcomed another boy named Myles “We met at a dinner in LA for Louis Vuitton and became friends.” (Credit: Instagram) and as if their story wasn’t perfect enough the Kora Organics founder’s ex-husband We’re just a modern family now!” Miranda told The Edit While they display a rather picture-perfect blended family Evan explained to WSJ he and his wife “see the world very differently,” but that it gives them a certain strength “There’s nothing more helpful than having someone who loves you point out a different perspective,” he confessed But the butterflies are never too far away, and Miranda once described their first kiss as “electric” and “magical” to Elle Spain “I felt like it was the first of my life,” she gushed After falling head over heels for their love story here are some of the most adorable pictures showing their love Miranda and Evan attending supermodel Jasmine Tookes and director of international markets at Snapchat Juan David Borrero’s wedding The model wore a custom Dior gown for her nuptials They love to hit the snow together and Evan snowboards while Miranda skis The couple dressed up as aeroplane staff for Halloween 2021 Blended family bliss: Miranda and Evan live in Los Angeles just a stone throw away from Orlando Bloom and his fiancée Katy Perry Miranda refers to Evan as her sun in the caption for this picture Evan proudly placed his hand on Miranda’s baby bump on the red carpet in 2018 The model stole a sweet moment with her man at the LACMA Art + Film Gala in 2018 They love spending time together in their garden Evan makes Miranda’s dimples shine like no one else Forever and always is looking pretty certain for these two “Happy Holidays from our family to yours and many blessings for the New Year 💖.” “My forever Valentine ✨❤️✨,” wrote Miranda Miranda posted this on Instagram along with the caption: “Today marks 6 incredible years of marriage and 9 years of being together… Feeling so very blessed Miranda shared a photo of the moment she met her now-husband “On this day in 2014, fate (and @louisvuitton) brought Evan and I together at a dinner at the MOMA in NYC The magical moment we met was captured 📸 9 years ago,” she wrote alongside this picture “10 years together and 7 years in 💕 marital heaven with Evan 💕” Miranda shared on Instagram to celebrate the pair’s anniversary in 2024 Animatronics, Antiperspirants, and Apiarists Miranda Lambert's $60 million net worth stems from a successful music career, smart business ventures (Idyllwind, Red 55 Wine, Casa Rosa), and a down-to-earth personality. Country music superstar Miranda Lambert's recent appearance on American Idol Season 23, Episode 15, wasn't just a guest mentorship; it was a testament to her incredible journey. Twenty years of chart-topping hits, countless awards, and shrewd business ventures have solidified her status as a powerhouse in the industry and a role model for aspiring artists. But beyond the music and the mentoring, many are curious: just how much is Miranda Lambert worth? According to Celebrity Net Worth, Miranda Lambert boasts an estimated net worth of $60 million as of 2025. This staggering figure is a direct reflection of her decades-long reign in country music, fueled by the success of her albums, tours, and a keen eye for lucrative business opportunities outside of music. Lambert's financial success isn't just about talent; it's a strategic blend of hard work, smart investments, and a dedicated work ethic. 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Her successful ventures, Idyllwind, Red 55 Wine, and Casa Rosa, clearly demonstrate her business acumen and ability to build a successful empire beyond her music career. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners All rights reserved @ 2025 Nishtya Infotech (India) Ltd. Play Duration: 19 minutes 19 seconds19m Brought to you by Pia Miranda survived the brutal world of ballet, before diving into the ruthless world of acting only to switch again to the cut-throat world of reality television. She was the winner of Australian Survivor in 2019, and has proved she is a most versatile actor, from the endearing role in Looking for Alibrandi to her current role as a racist homophobic mother in the Invisible Boys. FOr Pia Miranda it was the year she started university that changed her life. Guest: Pia Miranda, actor and star of reality television Download the ABC listen app to hear more of your favourite podcasts