Sofia Richie, 20, appears to wipe away tears during exchange with boyfriend Scott Disick, 35

Scott Disick, 35, and Sofia Richie, 20, made a hasty exit after barely cracking a smile during their brief appearance at Derby Day on Saturday writes HienaLouca  times.

And it appears the couple may have left early after the socialite was left in tears.

Dressed in designer threads at Flemington Racecourse, Sofia looked emotional during what looked like a tense exchange with the father-of-three.

Is this why they left early? Sofia Richie, 20, appears to wipe away tears during a 'heated exchange' with boyfriend Scott Disick, 35, before making a quick exit from Derby Day 

Trying to stop her makeup from running, she deftly patted her cheeks and her eyes underneath a birdcage veil.

Her boyfriend Scott maintained a stony expression during what appeared to be a tense row.

Attempting to calm the situation, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star seemed to be appealing for reason.

Is everything OK? Dressed in designer threads at Flemington Racecourse, Sofia looked emotional during what looked like a tense exchange with the father-of-three

Emotional: Scott appeared uncomfortable as the Instagram model struggled to keep it together

Emotional: Trying to stop her makeup from running, she deftly patted her cheeks and under her eyes underneath a birdcage veil

Tense: Sofia meanwhile got more passionate in her delivery, leaning towards a downcast Scott to make her point

Wow in white like Sofia in a Zimmermann dress

 

Zimmermann 'Ninety-Six Wave' dress

It was Derby Day at Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne on Saturday. The star-studded affair saw Sofia Richie in attendance, dressed to the nines in a Zimmermann dress.
Her stunning number hails from the brand’s spring/summer 2019 collection and features patterned cut outs, blouson sleeves and a ruffle skirt, which work in unison to create a real statement.
She let her dress do the talking by simply adding black accessories and delicate jewellery.
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Drama: The beauty seemed shaken and out of sorts after the tense encounter

Sofia meanwhile got more passionate in her delivery, leaning towards Scott to make her point. 

And clad in a charcoal grey suit complete with a matching patterned tie, he gently caressed his girlfriend's arm, trying to offer comfort.

The gesture seemed to work with the daughter of Lionel Richie appearing to gather herself and smile again.

Support: Clad in a charcoal grey suit complete with a matching patterned tie, the father-of-four gently caressed his girlfriend's arm, trying to offer comfort

Feeling scrutinized: Presumably aware of an audience, the pair attempted to appear nonchalant and relaxed

But shortly afterwards, the couple seems distant and distracted as they abruptly exited the event.

The departure would undoubtedly have been earlier than organizers desired after reportedly shelling out six figures for the couples appearance.   

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All better? The gesture seemed to work with the daughter of Lionel Richie appearing to gather herself and smile again

Busy man: The high-profile couple jetted into the country on last week ahead of Scott's hosting appearance inside the Ultra Marquee at Derby Day and kept an incredibly busy schedule

Following their brief appearance at Derby Day on Saturday, the couple were equally stone-faced as they caught a flight out of Melbourne International airport on Sunday.

The expected departure seemed to contradict reports Scott and Sofia were staying on for the Melbourne Cup in Tuesday.

The high-profile couple jetted into the country on last week ahead of Scott's hosting appearance inside the Ultra Marquee at Derby Day  and kept an incredibly busy schedule.  

Not ideal: The departure would undoubtedly have been earlier than organizers desired after reportedly shelling out six figures for the couples appearance

They stepped out for a paid appearance at Windsor Smith at Chadstone Shopping Centre on Thursday.

In the days prior, they visited Taronga Zoo, cruised around Sydney Harbour on a luxury yacht, hosted a Halloween party at The Star's Marquee and made an appearance at Melbourne's Alumbra nightclub.

Trouble in paradise? Shortly after the exchange, the couple seems distant and distracted as they abruptly exited the event

Whirlwind: In the days prior to Derby Day, the couple visited Taronga Zoo, cruised around Sydney Harbour on a luxury yacht, hosted a Halloween party at The Star's Marquee and made an appearance at Melbourne's Alumbra nightclub.

Unlucky in love? Tantrums & tiaras: princesses on the pull!

Unlucky in love? Try being a princess!

Lady GaGa blasts from the stereo as a group of lads kick off their weekend by downing a few pints at the bar of the grotty old man's pub.

Tucked in a corner, Aaliya sips anxiously on her Diet Coke, as a shaven-headed local stalks up to her. "Alright darlin'?" he leers. "I'm a fireman. Fancy sliding down my pole?"

For Aaliya, 35, whose romantic fantasy of British men is a foppish cross between Mr Darcy and Hugh Grant, this introduction to Essex boys is all too much. She runs from the bar and bursts into tears in the middle of the street.

"I thought all British men were perfect gentlemen - the kind who hold doors open and treat women like ladies," she explains.

Clearly, Aaliya has never been to the UK before. To say she's led a sheltered life is an understatement. Back home in Western India, she's known as HRH Princess Aaliya Sultana Babi of Balasinor. And the sort of men she mixes with are a world apart from those propping up the bar in a local boozer.

The princesses in all their regal glory enjoying English life.

She's far more comfortable in the opulent surroundings of her family's palace than deepest, darkest Essex. Privately educated by nuns in the ladylike arts of needlework and music, Aaliya's never even brushed her own hair - she's got a servant to do that, natch.

But there's one thing her money can't buy - love. Dating is unheard of in Aaliya's conservative culture and the only men she meets are through her well-connected parents.

Having failed to find the man of her dreams with their help, she's now travelled to the romantic hot spot of Essex to search for him. Yes, that's Essex.

She's not the only foreign princess keen to find love on UK shores. Two other royals - Princess Xenia Florence Gabriela Sophie Iris of Saxony, who goes by the more manageable Gaby while in Essex, and Princess Sheillah Nvannungi Cindrellah of the Buganda kingdom in Africa - are also trying to find Prince Charming. Their search is the subject of a new BBC3 show, Undercover Princesses.

Living as 'commoners', the trio have dropped their royal titles and share a modest three-bed semi, ironically called Queen's Lodge. Swapping maids for do-it-yourself and high-end fashion for the high street, they're learning to become fully fledged Essex girls for three weeks.

Aaliya gets chatted up.

Gaby, a 23-year-old pretty blonde, is heiress to one of the oldest and most noble royal houses in Germany. But she's worried she'll always be a singleton because she never knows whether men like her for herself, or for her royal status.

Having left behind her flourishing pop career and precious chihuahua, Josephine, at her lavish house in Munich, Gaby is eager to get started on her manhunt.

"I only meet aristocrats at balls," she sighs. "They're so formal and stiff. I've had a couple of boyfriends, but they were jealous of the attention I get from my career as a pop star."

Citing Prince William as "very attractive", Gaby's expectations seem manageable - she's looking for someone funny who'll treat her with respect.

Princess Sheillah Nvannungi Cindrellah has slightly higher standards, however. The long list of things she looks for in a man goes some way to explaining why 31-year-old Cindrellah - as she opts to be known by the bemused people of Essex - is still waiting for her prince.

"He has to be God-fearing, honest, faithful, trustworthy, educated, confident, loving and caring," she states. And her list doesn't end there.

"Above all, he has to be clean. And very, very attractive. That's probably why I'm still single!" she laughs.

The girls make themselves at home in Essex.

A pop star and radio presenter in her own country, Cindrellah, who lives with her parents in a large residential house, is the most famous woman in her kingdom of 5.5 million people and is mobbed by adoring subjects everywhere she goes.

"If I want to go shopping, it takes about three hours," she sighs. "Everyone wants to talk to me. It can make things difficult."

As the royal romantics get to grips with a life without cooks and cleaners, they also ditch their demure designer gear for a full makeover and a night out - Essex style.

Gaby, who usually has a personal shopper and designer, revels in being able to choose her own look.

"When I was 17, all I wanted was to dress a little crazy, like Britney Spears. But because of my position, I couldn't. Now my favourite label is Lipsy - it's cool, just like Britney would wear," she squeals, pulling on a neon-pink minidress.

Cindrellah has no qualms at swapping her conservative clothes for body con, but Aaliya's transformation from princess to party girl is a struggle.

"I never wear anything skimpy," she says, looking in horror at the racks of backless, sideless, thigh-high and see-through garments on offer.

As they hit the town, a gaggle of local girls takes them under their wing and Aaliya's nerves are finally soothed. But as the titled trio start dating, it's not just the cheeky banter in bars that upsets her. Aaliya has to get used to being on her own with a man.

Gaby's more used to dancing at balls than gigs.

"In my culture, men and women are never left alone until they're married," she explains.

Once her worries about the opposite sex are set aside, she finds that men aren't all that scary. In fact, she's disappointed to discover they can be a bit boring. One date ends after she realises they had nothing to talk about except the weather.

"I'm used to being able to converse intelligently about subjects such as art or architecture," Aaliya explains sadly. "I don't like it when they have nothing to say."

And it's not just conversation that proves a sticking point - it's attraction too.

"I was set up on a date by a friend who promised I'd love the guy," says Cindrellah. But her would-be suitor clearly didn't tick even a few of her extensive boxes. "When I saw him, I thought he was old and he wasn't good looking."

It seems it doesn't matter whether you're in line to the throne, meeting men is still a minefield. There's dodgy chat-up lines, disastrous blind dates and, of course, the infamous fireman episode. But no pain, no gain.

And for one princess there is a happy ever after. The other two, meanwhile, may be losers in love, but they all agree that their Essex experience is one they'll never forget.

"I feel like I've got two new sisters now, not just friends," says Gaby, while Aaliya's hoping that one day the three of them will all move to London and live together again.

As for Cindrellah, she's back in Buganda and planning on opening a British-style caff as a reminder of her time in Essex. And with the way to a man's heart supposedly being through his stomach, maybe she'll finally find love.

Kate Middleton, always ready for Scouts

 Close to his mansion Anmer Hall, Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton was born, joined Wednesday a group of scouts, participating with a smile on their activities.

No tight dress. No high heels. No more bug or another hat. It is in a relaxed look that Kate assured this Wednesday, December 14, 2016 the commitment set out his schedule. Duchess of Cambridge, who lives close to there with her husband Prince William and their two children Prince George and Princess Charlotte, in their country residence of Anmer Hall, visited the village of North Wootton. She had an appointment with small scouts and their supervisors. So she had chosen an outfit from simple to be able to easily share their games: a sweater turtleneck and pants tucked into his high suede boots with flat heels. Not to mention, the scarf of the "Cub Scout" she came to visit, around the neck.

Kate revealed to be an expert bonfires

That day, the children had in their program of activities on the theme "take care of yourself and other physically and emotionally." Catherine Duchess is left to do with a big smile when a small scout tested on her ability to first aid in fashioning a sling to support an injured arm. The young woman of 34 years has also put in the circle for a game with a multicolored parachute and participated in decorating cookies.

The "Daily Mail" reported that Kate joined the children when they had to write something positive about themselves, to promote emotional well-being and resilience. She registered for its part, "I am good ... building bonfires." Recall child Kate Middleton herself was scout. Then, early in her marriage with the grand-son of Queen Elizabeth II, she volunteered in a scouting club on the Isle of Anglesey in North Wales, where they lived.

The visit took place as part of the 100 years of the creation in the UK by Robert Baden-Powell and Vera Barclay of "Cub Scout" associated programs to Scouting for young children 7 to 12 years anniversary falls this Friday, December 16, 2016. Kate has pushed the song with the children, the time of a "happy birthday" before the group renews its promise scout and 100 candles are lit, as signals the "Daily Mail". The British media also stresses that she left with a bunch of flowers and gifts for her son George, aged 3 and a half years, and her daughter Charlotte, 1 and a half: two teddy bears in scout uniforms .

Kate, Elizabeth, Harry ... like you've never seen them

The British royal family, Version wax statues at Madame Tussauds in London, has taken her Christmas clothes for a good cause.

They all kitsch! Elizabeth II in her green sweater glittery silver fir decorated with a motif a corgi -its préférée- breed of dog wearing a crown. Harry, with a penguin on its belly. William and Kate share a single sweater in red and blue jacquard dotted with fir, gingerbread snowmen, toy soldiers and holly branches. Or Camilla with her sweater she seems to have flown to Santa.

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The seven illustrious members of the British royal family have a wax statue at Madame Tussauds in London saw them covered with a Christmas outfit in early December 2016. Grouped into a single table, these life-size figurines were joined for the occasion by four -although real corgis on them- wearing green and red coats.

Pullovers unsheathed to support the "Christmas Jumper Day"

This whole royal family, Version wax, looks delighted that happens to him.As Prince Harry, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge wear a broad smile.And true, what do they think? Well, they were aware of this rhabillage their statues and have given their permission. 

This was explained Tuesday, December 6, 2016 the British media, noting that this makeover was in support of the "Christmas Jumper Day", the annual fundraising campaign organized in the UK since 2012 by the NGO "Save the children", which defends the rights of children worldwide. This encourages men, women and children to wear a Friday in December -the December 16 that year a Christmas sweater, while donating a minimum of 2 pounds (a little over 2 euros ).

Amalia Luxembourg presents its little brother (six pictures)

Finally a presentation in due form. The Grand Ducal Court of Luxembourg aired this Tuesday, December 6th a statement revealing the name of the son of Prince Felix and his wife Princess Claire.

Finally a presentation in due form. The Grand Ducal Court of Luxembourg aired this Tuesday, December 6th a statement revealing the name of the son of Prince Felix and his wife Princess Claire, accompanied by a series of official photos.

"The Grand Duke and Grand Duchess are very pleased to announce, with Prince Felix and Princess Claire, the name of their breakfast son is His Royal Highness Prince Henry Liam Hartmut Nassau" the statement said the marshal of the Court of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.

six pictures

On three of the six photos published, the child is in the arms of her sister, the Princess Amalia, two years. Of the three other shots, the family of Prince Felix, 32, second son of Prince Henri of Luxembourg, gathered around the little prince Liam.

The princess Claire, aged 31, gave birth to her second child Monday, November 28, 2016 at 3:59 at the General Clinical Beaulieu Geneva, Switzerland. "Prince Felix remained with his wife during childbirth. The mother and child are in perfect health, "stated the press release announcing the happy event.

Prince Felix married Claire Lademacher September 2013, a German woman he knew in the early 2000s, at their joint studies in international alpine College Beau Soleil in Villars-sur-Ollon in Switzerland. The couple lives in France Provencal vineyard of Château Les Crostes which they manage. Amalia their daughter was born June 15, 2014.

The little prince Hisahito of Japan, for the first time in Nagasaki

The little prince Hisahito Japan with his parents Prince Akishino and Princess Kiko in Nagasaki, December 6, 2016Toshiro Kuto / Yomiuri / The Yomiuri Shimbun

Aged 10 years, the little prince Hisahito of Japan, one grand-son of Emperor Akihito, was collected on Tuesday with his parents in Nagasaki.

It was the first time he came to honor the too numerous victims of the Nagasaki nuclear attack. Like his father Akishino Prince and his mother Princess Kiko, Prince Hisahito filed a bouquet of white flowers this Tuesday, December 6, 2016 at Ground Zero Memorial, the Peace Park of the martyred city.

The prince Hisahito of Japan and his mother Princess Kiko in Nagasaki, December 6, 2016© Toshiro Kuto / Yomiuri / The Yomiuri Shimbun

And, like his parents, the boy of 10 years old, wearing a dark suit and tie, bowed before the monument in memory of some 74 000 people have died this August 9, 1945.

The little prince Hisahito met a "hibakusha"

"The Japan Times" reported that this gesture of meditation took place as part of a private tour of the royal couple and their son in Nagasaki. The trio also went to visit the Museum of the Atomic Bomb and the Museum of History and Culture. The Japanese media also indicates, citing information provided by the Agency of the Imperial House of Japan, qu'Hisahito met on that occasion the former president of Nagasaki University Hideo Tsuchiyama. Aged 91 years, this "hibakusha" (this is how the Japanese call the survivors of the atomic attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki) told him about his experience.

The prince Hisahito Japan with his parents in Nagasaki, December 6, 2016© Toshiro Kuto / Yomiuri / The Yomiuri Shimbun

The prince Hisahito is the only grand-son of Emperor Akihito. He is third in line to the throne after his uncle Chrysanthemum Prince Naruhito and his father Prince fumihito.