Charles Delevingne lists London Belgravia house for £23mn

In a fascinating through-the-keyhole moment, Charles Delevingne has put his London Belgravia home on the market for £23million – and the interiors are even more eye-popping than the price.

A peek inside the childhood home of models Cara and Poppy Delevingne shows that they grew up surrounded by opulence and splendour. 

With animal print walls and gold gilded ceilings, the 5,456 sq ft five-bedroom Grade II-listed mansion would not look out of place in Eighties soap opera Dynasty.

One of the rooms has a huge naked portrait of pop star Madonna. 

The bathrooms are mostly black or grey marble with bamboo motifs, and the cinema room is styled in maroon velvet and leather. 

There is also a passenger lift, marble fireplaces, rooftop terrace garden, gym, and steam room. 

It has been on the market for four months.

Ella’s tatty-bye to Belgravia 

Ella Purnell is snapped on a London stroll looking more like a grungy rocker than the swooning debutante she played in ITV’s Belgravia.

Ella, 27, donned a grey jacket, emo T-shirt, shades and shorts revealing her leg tattoo, – all rounded off with a pair of Doc Martens.

Ella’s role as Lady Maria Grey in Belgravia gave her a career breakthrough.

But she’s now turned her back on period dramas after her success in Fallout, a post-apocalyptic drama on Prime.

She is also due to be in a horror film about killer squirrels called The Scurry.

So it’s nuts to historical drama – and grungy musician boyfriend Max Bennett Kelly is sure to love the new look.

Bridgerton star on dating app 

Who would have thought that a stunning Bridgerton star would need a dating app to find love?  Yet Charithra Chandran is on one.

She played Edwina Sharma in the series, a young aristo whose sister stole her fiance Anthony. 

In a case of life imitating art, Charithra finds herself unattached, too, despite her list of interests including ‘cooking, dancing and watching movies’.

Charithra, 27, once said: ‘I don’t think I’m famous enough to have to worry that someone’s dating me for clout.’ 

Here’s hoping she finds a Prince Charming soon…

Dame Jilly Cooper’s books are notoriously steamy – but some of the bedroom antics have had to be toned down for a Disney TV adaptation of Rivals. 

Danny Dyer, pictured below as electronics millionaire Freddie Jones with co-star Lisa McGrillis, says Hollywood bosses asked for some of the full-frontal scenes to be cut. 

However, he told Alan Carr’s Life’s A Beach podcast: ‘It’s filth! Jilly was on set with us a lot. She was very impressed.’

Disney insiders said: ‘The series remains bold and unabashed in its approach to desire, sex and the romantic entanglements.’ 

The show is due to air later this year.

No more Lies for Lenny’s girl

Don’t hold your breath for Zoe Kravitz to star in the next series of Big Little Lies as she has decided to become a director instead of an actress.

Zoe, 35 – daughter of rocker Lenny – plays Bonnie Carlson in the show. 

But after making her directorial debut on forthcoming movie Blink Twice, starring boyfriend Channing Tatum, insiders say that is where her passion lies. 

A source tells us: ‘Zoe will honour any acting commitments she’s signed up for, but that’s it. She wants to direct now.’

Our spies spotted Reese Witherspoon on a date with a new mystery man at a London restaurant. 

Reese – one of the wealthiest women in Hollywood with an estimated £400million fortune – divorced second husband Jim Toth last year.

Man Friday Michael is bungalow bound

These are more modest days for Michael Fawcett, King Charles’s former Man Friday, who has lined up a two-bedroom retirement bungalow with his wife Debbie.

The new place is a far cry from their five-bedroom home near Hampton Court, which they’ve sold for £1.3million. 

Considering the scandal-hit ex-Prince’s Foundation boss made £800,000 on the sale, though, it won’t be hard times in the bungalow.

Talking of tattoos… Ed Vaizey shocked the House of Lords last week when he announced that he has a new inking.

Predicting, rightly, that the elders of the House might have a ‘fit of the vapours’ at his shocking news, the 56-year-old Tory peer – Baron Vaizey of Didcot – explained he got it in memory of his late father John, who died 40 years ago before he had a chance to make his retirement speech in the Upper House. 

Ed told fellow peers: ‘I am very pleased to say he is with us here today because I have had a tattoo in his honour. 

‘So he will always be in this Chamber every time I speak. 

‘I am willing to show any interested peer in the Bishops’ Bar later.’