Liz Jones is a columnist at the Daily Mail. With over two decades of experience, she tackles a wide range of topics from divorce and dating to bereavement and bankruptcy, making her a pioneer in confessional journalism. Liz's insightful storytelling and keen observations on culture, society, and health have earned her features in numerous publications, including Slim and Healthy, Perth Now, and KUOW Public Radio.
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In which I revise my dating rules
I literally self-combusted with rage and brimmed with solidarity for the long-suffering woman Bill Gates betrayed. Because I have been exactly where Melinda Gates is. And it isn't pretty.
In which I feel the love
I literally self-combusted with rage and brimmed with solidarity for the long-suffering woman Bill Gates betrayed. Because I have been exactly where Melinda Gates is. And it isn't pretty.
Three weeks after losing Mini, my column is published. From 6am, the emails start to come in. By the afternoon, there are over 500 and by Friday there are 1,500 and counting.
In which I measure my life in football
Why, I can hear Americans yelling, on the eve of the nation's 250th birthday, did the country's very own princess, Miss Americana choose… Dior for the most significant dress of her life?
It was the 2006 World Cup. I had bought a flatscreen TV in Selfridges expressly so my husband could watch the matches, while I was working every hour god sent
In which I prep to be my old Let's just say the preparation has been intense, and detailed: not for the bride, you fool, but for me.
It was 1999. I'd just commissioned a cover with Klum for Marie Claire magazine in the United Kingdom, where I was then editor-in-chief. Klum was in her mid-twenties at that time.
