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But, for a time, new music seemed to be a far-off prospect—no longer. Like Wanderlust and Familia prior, Ellis-Bextor reteams with Harcourt as her primary co-writer and producer as she further expands on her own singular pop genre realm. Richard Jones, bassist for The Feeling and Ellis-Bextor’s husband, joins as a co-producer. The kaleidoscopic-aesthetic core of the album came out of emotions Ellis-Bextor experienced on a trip to Tokyo in early 2020 with her mother and eldest son. This sojourn occurred just ahead of the COVID-19 outbreak, she’d gone in her stepfather’s stead due to his ill health prohibiting travel. Later, amid the pandemic and her stepfather’s eventual passing, Ellis-Bextor tinkered at what soon became HANA. Laurence Fox denies 'brutal' divorce from Billie Piper turned him into a 'weaponised anti-woke bad boy' as he claims tweets branding him 'racist' were an 'organised pile-on' to destroy his career From luxury skincare to must-have make-up collections - get Christmas all wrapped up with dream gifts they'll love Gemma Collins tries her charm with an antiques dealer in hilarious first-look clip from Celebrity Antiques Road TripTwenty years after they first met, Sophie says she is wary of giving advice about long-lasting relationships, “but I would say that being friends first is a big part of it, because we’ve always got a lot of respect for each other. I really like Richard as well as loving and fancying him, and I think liking each other is an underrated element of relationships.” Richard says: “We have moments where we annoy each other, don’t get on, all the normal stuff, but I think we’re both very mindful to just be kind to each other.”

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You have to learn to relax when the family gets bigger,” she adds. “You have to let go of being across everything, because it’s not really physically possible.

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It is finding your way to be present in what they're up to without making them feel cornered or challenged about anything.