Helena Christensen showed off her new boyfriend at a private London bash last week. The supermodel is dating fellow Rasmus Walther-Hansen – lead singer of band Grand Avenue from her home country of Denmark.
And the Sun Online was there to witness how Helena has now found love for the first time after splitting from Norman Reedus, the father of her six-year-old son Mingus. The Danish beauty threw a party at the capital’s Paper club at its Daxstar night last night. Wearing a see-through black top and floor-skimming skirt, sexy Helena threw a VIP dinner party for pals including Coldplay, Kate Moss’s ex Jefferson Hack and designer Alexander McQueen. Then her fella’s band took to the stage and performed to an audience packed full of fashionistas. Guests included designer Matthew Williamson, model Erin O’Connor and Jade Jagger’s ex Dan MacMillan. But Helena only had eyes for Rasmus, who she has been seeing for some months. Looking far younger than her 37 years, Helena emitted all the signs of a teenager in love. A party guest revealed: “She was clapping and singing as the band performed. Then Helena spent the night walking around the club chatting to guests – all the time hand in hand with her man. She kept giving him adoring glances and they had the odd smooch every now and again. She looked smitten.”
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Elle MacPherson has fallen for hunky Australian restaurateur David Evans, while attending her brother’s wedding. Evans, who co-owns several Sydney celebrity hotspots, has been by the model’s side for the past two weeks. The couple initially hooked up at Macpherson’s brother Ben’s wedding in tropical Cairns in Queensland, Australia, several weeks ago.
They have been seen having intimate dinners together, shopping and attending the Royal Easter show with her sons, Flynn, eight and Aurelius, three. Macpherson, 42, split from her partner of nine years, Swiss financier Arpad Busson last June.
Video footage of the pair kissing in Evans’ Porsche was offered to Australian tabloids earlier this week but was rejected because of the poor quality. Macpherson first romanced Evans in 2000 and the couple reportedly rekindled their relationship at Christmas.
The Australian supermodel is following in the footsteps of Cindy Crawford, who is married to bar and restaurant mogul Rande Gerber.
We wish you the best Elly!

The last two times the designer Michael Azzollini hired Michelle Leslie to model his swimwear range, she was a fabulous nobody. Leslie returned the favour last night as the most infamous model in Australia.
Eight months after walking into Bali’s Kerobokan Prison on drugs charges, five months after walking into a media storm in Sydney, Leslie made her triumphant return to the Sydney fashion scene doing what she knows best: walking the runway.
Closing the show in one of the most modest one-piece swimsuits ever to grace an Azzollini collection – which is better-known for its ultra-skimpy styles and risque catalogue shoots – Leslie looked nervous. But the look on her face after the show said it all: palpable relief.
“It was amazing. I had a great time, thank you, it’s great to be back at work,” she told the Herald, before being mobbed by a throng of paparazzi and camera crews outside the Rosebery venue with her boyfriend, Scott Sutton, and Azzollini’s business partner, Kate Nicholes, in tow.
A close friend of Azzollini and Nicholes – who once called one of their swimsuits Michelle Lee, the name under which Leslie modelled before her Bali ordeal – it’s most likely that Leslie did the show as a favour.
Azzollini and Nicholes were among the first of Leslie’s friends to make contact with her after her arrest in Bali and the trio kept in close contact throughout the three-month ordeal.
“I have no opinion on the whole situation, but if she wants to model then I’m happy to support her – she’s a mate,” Nicholes said.
After months of speculation about Leslie’s lack of professional prospects in the wake of the controversy, modelling industry commentators were surprisingly upbeat. “I think it may help her – she’s got to do something,” said one agency head who declined to be named.
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When it was reported last year that Sports Illustrated supermodel Carolyn Murphy had a stolen sex tape floating around many wondered when it would hit the Internet. It appears that time is now. Thesex tape of Carolyn Murphy with her surfer dude ex-husband, Jake Schroeder now is online and indeed is graphic.
She is shown in a dance routine and the video clip the turns into hardcore porn after that. The NY Post reported this in October of last year and certainly had it right: We’re told beautiful blonde Murphy, 30, the face of Estee Lauder and Fendi, is completely uninhibited in the video she made with her surfer dude ex-husband, Jake Schroeder, in 1999. The two hours of footage, shot over 17 days in Barbados during the couple’s romantic romp of a honeymoon, is packed with hardcore sex, we hear. Steamy sessions in a variety of poses are the highlight. Some footage shows the supermodel dancing naked against a backdrop of beautiful tropical scenery – kind of an X-rated version of some of the fashion ads that have earned Murphy millions.
The video can be found everywhere in the web! (Tip!)

Supermodel Kirsty Hume is hoping to walk off with an award at a brand new fashion event. The Ayr-born cover girl has been nominated for model of the year at next month’s Scottish Fashion Awards. Glasgow trained fashion designer Jonathan Saunders, who has dressed many celebrities including Kylie Minogue, has also been nominated in the designer of the year category. The awards have been designed to celebrate emerging and established talent in the Scottish fashion world including designers, retailers, textile producers, models and journalists. The finalists will be judged at a glittering event in Stirling Castle on May 7 presented by GMTV host Jenni Falconer. A panel from leading world fashion houses and magazines will judge the winners including Alexandra Shulman, editor of British Vogue. Michelle Mone’s Glasgow firm Ultimo has been nominated for fashion retailer of the year. Organisers have also announced plans for a fashion exchange programme to the US as part of the awards. The winner of the young designer/new talent award will have the chance to visit the US in October to attend the Los Angeles Fashion Awards. Tessa Hartmann, producer of this year’s awards, said: “This is an exciting opportunity for both LA and Scotland, and one which I am sure will grow in stature and prestige. “Innovative partnerships such as this can not only benefit the designers, but also retailers and manufacturers who are appreciating the global fashion market is smaller than we think.” The event will also honour Scots fashion legends including the late Bill Gibb who revolutionised British fashion in the 1970s and 80s. Twiggy, Bianca Jagger and Elizabeth Taylor were among his celebrity clients.