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Recently, Georgia Toffolo shocked fans by announcing her and fiance James Watt had secretly eloped and tied the knot in a private ceremony. Georgia, who’s more commonly known by her nickname Toff, and her new husband then quickly headed off on their honeymoon around the Scottish highlands, with Toff giving her Instagram followers a quick peek at her outfit before setting off.

Toff opted for Karen Millen’s Compact Wool Look Milano Knit Round Sleeve Midaxi Dress for the journey, and it was the perfect pick for the occasion. Just the right combination of comfy, cosy and chic, you can get your hands on Toff’s knitted midaxi dress on sale on the Karen Millen website now, where it’s been slashed by 35% from £129 to £83.85.

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There’s even better news for bargain hunters too, because if you use the code EXTRA15 by the end of today (March 7) you’ll be able to snag an extra 15% off the dress. That means it’ll then cost you £71.28, a whopping £60 less than its original price.

The midi dress is made from a soft knitted fabric, and has a relaxed bodice and flared skirt that give you plenty of room to move and relax in. However the wide stretchy waistband panel helps create a flattering silhouette, preventing the dress from being too shapeless.

Its knitted fabric and high neckline are perfect for helping keep you warm in the cooler weather as we transition into spring, but it could just as easily be worn on those slightly warmer days with a lightweight jacket (or no jacket at all!). You can also effortlessly dress it up or down, with everything from loafers and a blazer for work to strappy heels and a clutch for evenings out or even trainers and a leather jacket during the day.

Toff opted to pair her Milano Knit Round Sleeve Midaxi Dress with a pair of chunky boots, a knitted headscarf and some sunglasses, making it the perfect outfit for this awkward in-between weather we’re currently having. Whilst Toff picked the sage green colourway, you can also pick up the dress in a cobalt blue shade, with sizes XS to large still available in both colours.

You can find a similar silhouette to Toff’s dress with the Love &amp, Roses Black Chevron Long Sleeve Knitted Midi Dress for £62 at Next. The black knitted dress has the same fit and flare shape, but features a pop of print with leopard print details on the waistband and the skirt’s chevron pleats at the bottom.

Meanwhile if something more figure hugging is what you’re after, H&amp, M’s Mixed-Knit Dress is down from £32.99 to £28.05 and has a fitted silhouette from top to bottom. It also comes in a similar khaki green shade that’s easy to style.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have made a string of bombshell moves since they dramatically quit their royal roles.

But their most explosive came on this day four years ago, when their eye-raising interview with Oprah Winfrey was first aired on TV. The highly anticipated interview saw the couple lift the lid on life behind Palace walls and make several shocking allegations about their family.

One of the biggest talking points that emerged was when they revealed a senior royal questioned the colour of their unborn son’s skin. Harry also confirmed his relationship with brother Prince William had turned sour and that his father King Charles, then Prince of Wales, had stopped taking his calls.

After a subsequent Netflix series, which also contained damning claims, and Harry’s memoir Spare, the Sussex appear to have turned their backs on launching attacks at the Royal Family.

But despite their new track, royal expert Jennie Bond believes that even four years on, the repercussions are still very much being felt. The former BBC royal correspondent told the Mirror: “The interview was the catalyst for what appears to be an irreversible rift between Harry and William, and a deeply scarred, almost non-existent relationship with his father. It was also a breach of trust that will be impossible to repair.

” The implied suggestion that certain members of the family were racist cut deep and will never be forgotten. The rift the interview caused probably does work against Harry and Meghan with some potential projects. If it comes to staying onside with either Harry or William, the future King, a lot of people are going to choose William, with all the kudos that kind of connection brings. “

But even though the interview is still causing huge ramifications, Jennie doesn’t believe that the Sussexes regret doing the chat. She added:” They had a lot to get off their chests and this was a spectacular blood-letting which probably felt good.

“I think, though, that Harry might have regretted the timing of the interview— with his grandfather lying gravely ill in hospital. Now Meghan is making her own way in her celebrity world, and Harry has a number of charitable projects. So I think they’re pretty OK”.

The anniversary of the Oprah chat comes a day after Meghan gave another TV interview – this time on daytime US TV, by appearing on the Drew Barrymore Show. During the chat, she told of her love of being able to “hold and touch and embrace” people after previously revealing her hugging had been ‘ jarring ‘ for the royal family.

Meghan appeared on the show to promote her lifestyle series and brand, and at one point during a baking segment, she was spotted moving a jar of her As Ever jam into the centre of the shot.

Meghan chatted about her “funniest, sweetest, most charming” husband, the Duke of Sussex and told Barrymore their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, have “very American accents” but say the word ‘ zebra ‘ with a British pronunciation. She was introduced to the audience by Barrymore as ‘ Meghan Sussex ‘ after having corrected comedian Mindy Kaling during her Netflix show for referring to her surname as Markle.