EMILY PRESCOTT: How Secretary of Education Andrea Jenkyns achieved cult status as a child… by accidentally singing Moonies to an audience at a charity event
She’s now been promoted to education secretary, but Andrea Jenkyns clearly didn’t do her homework on the Moonies as a youngster – she was unknowingly signed up for the religious group, which is often described as a cult.
Andrea, who recently made headlines by pointing a finger at an anti-Boris crowd, recalls singing at a charity event as a child.
She later received a thank you letter from the Unification Church that made her an Ambassador.
When her mother noticed Church leader Sun Myung Moon’s signature, her family realized that Andrea had sung to an audience of Moonies.
She’s now been promoted to education secretary, but Andrea Jenkyns clearly didn’t do her homework on the Moonies as a youngster – she was unknowingly signed up for the religious group, which is often described as a cult
Andrea remembers singing at a charity event as a child. She later received a thank you letter from the Unification Church that made her an Ambassador. (Above, hundreds of couples in Reverend Sun Myung Moon’s Unification Church are getting married en masse in New York)
When her mother noticed the signature of Church leader Sun Myung Moon (above), her family realized Andrea had sung to an audience of Moonies
Bad news for fans of Prince Harry’s feet! He won’t be attending the annual Google camp at Rocco Forte’s Sicilian hotel this month as celebs aren’t on the menu, with the focus firmly on experts instead.
“The tone will be different than in previous years,” says a source.
Might be a wise decision. In 2019, all there was to talk about was Harry’s bare feet during the climate change speech he gave (after flying in by private jet) to an audience that included Leonardo DiCaprio.
If protesters demonstrating outside Lady Annabel Goldsmith’s beautiful home on the edge of Richmond Park think they are disturbing her peace, I fear they have misunderstood them.
Far from complaining about the chants and loud music of crowds opposing cricketer-turned Pakistani politician Imran Khan, Annabel’s former son-in-law, the 88-year-old dances to her music in her kitchen.
Imran was married to Annabel’s daughter Jemima for nine years.
If protesters demonstrating outside Lady Annabel Goldsmith’s beautiful home on the edge of Richmond Park think they are disturbing her peace, I fear they have misunderstood them
