In a grand affair at Windsor’s St George’s Chapel, Prince Harry exchanged vows with Meghan Markle, drawing attendees like Queen Elizabeth and Oprah Winfrey, while millions tuned in globally to witness the event.

Meanwhile, Harry’s former partner opted for a more secluded celebration.

Chelsy Davy, who shared a seven-year on-and-off relationship with Harry until their 2011 split, recently revealed her nuptials with Norfolk hotelier Sam Cutmore-Scott. The couple chose a picturesque beach in Mauritius for their vows.

While the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have settled in California, Davy and Cutmore-Scott are making plans to leave their Chiswick home in west London for a new life on the idyllic islands of the Indian Ocean.

Davy, a Zimbabwean-born jewelry designer, shared, “During the Covid lockdown, we found ourselves on the island visiting my parents. This extended stay allowed us to see Mauritius beyond just a holiday spot.” She continued, “We’re in the process of relocating here [semi] full-time.”

Speaking about Mauritius, Davy remarked, “Many view it merely as a vacation spot, but it offers so much more. My parents now live here permanently, and through recent visits with my children, I’ve come to appreciate its unique charm compared to other tropical locales like the Maldives or Seychelles.”

I disclosed in 2022 that the couple had married in secret, but the venue was never known. She and Sam, who was in the year above Harry at Eton College, have a son, Leo, and a daughter, Chloe.

While former actress Meghan’s Givenchy bridal gown cost an estimated £200,000, Chelsy says: ‘I bought my wedding dress from a hotel boutique the day before my wedding and was very pleased with it.’

Chelsy Davy, 40, has revealed she exchanged vows with Norfolk hotelier Sam Cutmore–Scott, 40, on a beach in Mauritius

Ms Davy and Sam plan to emigrate from Chiswick, west London , to ‘paradise’ on the Indian Ocean archipelago

Cameron’s mother leaves £1m 

David Cameron’s mother, Mary, who died in February aged 90, has left a fortune of almost £1million.

Newly published probate documents show that Mrs Cameron, who served as a magistrate for 30 years, bequeathed a total of £957,000, which has been put in trust for her family.

She made headlines in 2016 by signing a petition against planned children’s centre closures in Tory–run Oxfordshire after budgets were slashed by the government of which her son was prime minister.

Will the fur fly over Freddy’s party outfit? 

Freddy Brazier is said to have dumped his pregnant girlfriend in a row over his beloved dog, Pablo.

But he seems to be less protective when it comes to another four–legged creature.

The model, 21, who competed alongside his father Jeff on the BBC’s hit show Race Across The World, wore what appeared to be a vintage mink stole, pictured right, as he arrived at Claridge’s in Mayfair for the unveiling of the Burberry–sponsored Christmas tree.

Freddy Brazier is said to have dumped his pregnant girlfriend in a row over his beloved dog, Pablo

Fergie’s cash goes vVoosh 

Stripped of her Duchess of York title by King Charles, Sarah Ferguson has suffered a new blow.

I hear she’s been left £50,000 out of pocket from the collapse of vVoosh, the London tech start–up founded by soldier turned film producer and entrepreneur Manuel Fernandez.

The pair were pictured in the south of France, Spain and at the chalet she co–owned with Andrew in Verbier, Switzerland, in 2015. She even took him along to Bob Geldof’s wedding. Fergie, 66, declared Fernandez, 57, a ‘wonderful person’, a ‘friend’ and a ‘business partner’, and introduced him to investors with deep pockets.

Her company, La Luna Investments, is listed as a loan creditor in a newly published statement of affairs for vVoosh, which offered a ‘revolutionary’ service connecting people with shared interests. It’s one of five such creditors owed a total of £270,000.

Why Ruth won’t get tweakments

Ruth Wilson is resisting getting cosmetic treatments because they fail to leave women looking younger, she says.

Ruth Wilson is resisting getting cosmetic treatments because they don’t leave women looking younger

‘It’s really hard because the pressure is on,’ admits the Luther star, pictured. ‘Everyone does something to their face. I don’t think it makes you look younger, it just makes you look like you’ve had stuff done.’

Ruth, 43, adds: ‘You look at people who are 60 or 70, and someone has had work and someone hasn’t, they don’t really look different ages.’