It's a picture that would break any ex-wife's heart - a picture that finally made me feel sorry for Amanda Abbington. And I say that as someone who has been her harshest critic.
An astonishing week for Prince Harry who, without warning, quit his cherished Sentebale charity amid accusations by its chairman Sophie Chandauka of his 'bullying and harassment'.
Prince Harry once described Sentebale, the charity he set up in memory of his mother Princess Diana, as his lifelong mission. So his sudden decision to quit created shockwaves.
I arrived at the venue of Amanda Abbington's first play since her Strictly ordeal ended, a production entitled (This Is Not A) Happy Room. Never has a play been more aptly named.
Meghan presents herself as a businesswoman offering us advice in her new podcast. But before we take it, shouldn't we take a brief frolic through her business successes?
I'm admittedly no fan of the woman who is demanding to be called 'Meghan Sussex', but even I could not have predicted the tidal wave of mockery following the release of her new show.
Hollywood's revered Variety magazine decried With Love, Meghan as a 'gormless lifestyle filler' laced with 'tangible desperation'. Others were less complimentary.