Celebrities made an appearance at the unveiling of a new high-end gift service. Notable personalities like Juliet Mayhew from Real Housewives of London, Nicola McLean from Big Brother, and model Kamile Spann were among the attendees at the exclusive event in Mayfair.
The event took place at Apollo’s Muse in London, where guests were treated to champagne and a lavish meal featuring steak and sea bass. The table was elegantly set, reflecting founder Katrina Aleksa’s meticulous attention to detail. Attendees departed with personalized boxes containing handcrafted chocolates.
Katrina, with a background in art consulting and curation, aims to redefine the art of gift-giving through bespoke sourcing and wrapping. She is set to launch an exclusive events membership in the autumn and is a co-founder of AWITA (Association of Women in the Arts), a group that supports women in the art sector.
Her vision for Roxy Wraps combines aesthetics, emotional narratives, and exclusivity in her customized gift offerings.
Juliet Mayhew, a star of Real Housewives of London, is anticipating the second season of the Hayu show. The series, launched in August, marked the streaming service’s first original British production within the global franchise.
The show’s debut cast, including Juliet Angus, Amanda Cronin, Karen Loderick-Peace, Panthea Parker, and Nessie Welschinger, has already made an impression with a mix of luxury, humor, and intricate drama typical of London. The series provides a rich yet candid portrayal of friendship, status, and reinvention in the capital.
Throughout the first season, the women clashed over loyalty, appearances, lifestyles, and even borrowing clothes. Episode titles like “Alcohol & Ozempic” and “White Witches and Warm Champagne” hint at the swift transitions from a casual brunch to intense conflicts.
As the finale approached, tensions mounted among Juliet, Amanda, and Panthea – conflicts that were expected to resurface during the reunion show hosted by Katherine Ryan, scheduled for Monday.
Katherine acknowledges the genuine emotions and raw drama that persisted even after filming. The conflicts, such as the fallout between Juliet, Angus, and Amanda, and Panthea’s disputes over trust and betrayal, were not staged, requiring production intervention to ease tensions.
However, Katherine emphasizes that the series also showcases moments of reconciliation and vulnerability. Many of the women have faced personal challenges, and their conflicts often revolve around issues of trust rather than mere gossip, adding depth and intrigue to the show.
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