On Saturday, fireworks burst above Wembley Stadium in showers of gold as Harry Styles fell to his knees. With no further UK dates booked in, the night had all the hallmarks of an ending.
It is hard to believe that a woman who has sold more than 120 million records might be troubled by a few unkind words more than a decade ago. Yet, one cutting verdict has never faded from her mind.
Tennis fans may have been glued to their screens watching Centre Court at Wimbledon this week, but a huge part of the attraction are the celebrities sitting courtside - and their plus-ones.
Olivia Bowen recalls the impossible contradiction of each pregnancy scan. There was excitement at having a glimpse of the baby growing inside her. But there would also be a competing emotion: grief.
She has sold millions of records, written bestselling books, toured theatres, survived reality television and spent 26 years perched around the Loose Women table.
Their names are synonymous with Chelsea - sipping champagne in its bougie wine bars, partying in its exclusive nightclubs and rubbing designer-clad shoulders with the aristocracy.
For years, I was treading on eggshells in my own home. The most minor issue could unleash a wave of violence against me, an emotional explosion volcanic in its intensity.
Former Made in Chelsea star, 35, Binky Felstead has been accused of requesting freebies for everything from luxury holidays to birthday cakes and even wedding stationery.
They are one of Britain's most bankable showbiz couples - the chaotic, loved-up heart of a multi-million-pound family brand. So why are Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash still not legally married?
When it emerged this week that Jacqueline Jossa and Dan Osborne had ended their nine-year marriage for good, it was framed as the final chapter in a turbulent relationship.