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Clarkson Farm’s new season omits Ellen DeGeneres from key scenes, reigniting talk of a feud.
The Metro report ties DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi’s UK move to renewed tensions with Clarkson.
insiders say the couple’s move near Clarkson’s pub sparked intense paparazzi attention that may fuel the rift.
Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi reportedly relocated to the UK and later split time between countries.
People cited by the piece say Ellen misses California weather and horse scene, prompting the partial move back.
The report notes Clarkson’s Farm season five centers on the pub opening and live music planning.
The article attributes the feud talk to viral videos and public interest surrounding the move.
The Metro piece states Clarkson’s Farm reached out to DeGeneres’ team for comment.
The article reflects ongoing showbiz chatter about a lingering rift between the celebrities.
The piece ties Ellen and Portia’s relocation to public attention surrounding Clarkson’s Farm content.

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Latest: Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi faced severe flooding that marooned parts of their Cotswolds estate after Storm Bert.
The couple moved to higher ground and later acquired a second hilltop home outside another Oxfordshire village.
Neighbors and local officials raised concerns over redevelopment and flood risk, but a planning inquiry closed without action.
The Daily Mail notes close ties to Montecito neighbours and royal circles as part of the broader celebrity narrative around the area.
Ellen and Portia aimed for a quintessential Cotswolds property but faced logistics, including adapting to local pub culture and traffic constraints.
Ellen explained the move was partly motivated by Portia's horse interests and the need for horse facilities.
The estate was previously built on the site of an old farmhouse with a grisly past, adding historical weight to the purchase.
The Daily Mail framed the tale as a high-profile adaptation to UK life amid extensive media attention.
The couple moved after one Christmas in the Cotswolds, signaling an abrupt shift away from their initial country-house dream.
Portia De Rossi's horse interests and ongoing lifestyle adjustments shaped the UK decision amid flooding and planning hurdles.

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HELLO! offers a 60-second memory card game to match royal wedding dresses.
The game features dresses from Kate and Meghan among others.
The interactive content is part of HELLO!'s royal coverage and features related quizzes and games.
The article notes the upcoming countryside wedding of Peter Phillips and Harriet Sperling in the Cotswolds.
The piece references other royal topics and updates, linking readers to more content.
The article situates the wedding within the broader royal storyline and public interest.
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The publication positions the wedding within ongoing royal coverage and context.

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The wedding will take place in the Cotswolds with a private ceremony at All Saints Church and a Gatcombe Park reception.
Gatcombe Park, Princess Anne’s 700-acre estate, is set to host the reception for the couple.
The report notes a pool at Aston Farm on the Gatcombe Park grounds that could ease heatwave discomfort for guests.
Peregrine Armstrong Jones of Bentleys Entertainment is coordinating both the wedding and the reception.
Peter Phillips is the son of Princess Anne, with the ceremony and plans described as having ‘special resonance’ for the family.
The engagement was announced in April of the previous year, followed by a formal wedding date announcement.
The coverage notes the royals’ involvement and informs that both families have been notified of the wedding date.
The article emphasizes privacy with a private ceremony and invited guests only.
The piece highlights Sarah Sperling as Harriet Sperling’s family background and ties to Gloucestershire.
The report mentions future coverage and related royal topics to appear on Hello! and similar outlets.

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