Seduced by its Atlantic breeze and sweeping views of North Cornwall’s Camel Estuary, Harry Enfield snapped up his beloved coastal holiday home with his now-estranged wife, Lucy Lyster, for £826,000.Twenty years later, I hear the funnyman is set to make ‘loadsamoney’ after putting the six-bed pad on the market for a cool £2.85million.The property, The Old Granary in St Minver near Wadebridge, is likely to be much missed by Enfield, given his lifelong love of coastal Cornwall.‘This is where I go surfing every day in the summer and on New Year’s Day, and most of the time at Easter,’ the 65-year-old previously said, adding: ‘I’ve been coming to Polzeath [the nearby surfing destination] since 1972, and I’ve lost all my hair here and I’ve lost two wedding rings in that surf.’Located in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Enfield’s retreat, which currently serves as a holiday let, has an entrance hall, a spacious sitting room with vaulted ceilings, a log burner and large south-facing terrace, a footpath down to the water’s edge and access to nearby tennis courts.The sale comes two years after I disclosed that Enfield sold his former marital home in Notting Hill, west London, for £10.79million, making a near-£5million profit.Enfield and children’s clothes designer Lucy, 63, bought the five-storey home for £6million in 2008. And in 2020 I revealed that the pair had separated after 23 years of marriage.Lucy, who once hailed Harry’s ‘huge sex appeal’, has three children with the Bafta-winning comedy sketch star, who created and performed such grotesques as Kevin the Teenager and The Slobs. She and Enfield are friends with Lord (David) Cameron and his wife, Samantha. Enfield has been contacted for comment. Harry Enfield is set to make 'loadsamoney' after putting his beloved coastal holiday home – which he bought with his now-estranged wife Lucy Lyster – on the market for £2.85millionFunnywoman Shappi Khorsandi, who is training to be a psychotherapist, hopes to help fellow comics. ‘My dream is... to have my own booth in Edinburgh during the [Fringe] Festival, where people can come in for a chat,’ she reveals. ‘I could have done with that,’ explains the Tehran-born comic, 53, who made her Fringe debut in 2000. 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The gigs, his first solo shows in more than 16 years, showed that, even at 79, Ronnie can still keep the show on the road… just about.Stan and Toff are party pals Georgia Toffolo came to celebrate her friend Stanley Johnson's 86th birthday at his family farm in ExmoorThere's a 55-year age gap between Stanley Johnson and Georgia Toffolo, but it hasn’t stopped the I’m A Celebrity pair remaining friends since meeting on the show in 2017.Georgia, 31, was among guests marking Stanley’s 86th birthday at his family farm in Exmoor – and she shared a selfie, calling the bash an ‘unbelievably happy time’.Ovenden's footlights Helen George says her co-star Julian Ovenden has treated himself to a pedicureAs the son of Queen Elizabeth II’s former chaplain and an Eton-educated actor and singer, Julian Ovenden, 49, is no stranger to the finer things in life.But now he is starring in High Society, it seems fitting that he treated himself to a pedicure.That’s according to his co-star Helen George, 42, who plays socialite Tracy Lord opposite Ovenden in the UK tour of the Cole Porter musical.The Call The Midwife actress revealed on her Mystic Mates podcast that her leading man had developed an interest in her rather luxurious backstage foot-care regime.She said: ‘Julian, who plays opposite me, had a pedicure. Also, I’ve got a foot spa in my room, which sounds so princessy, but I do all the show dancing, and my feet are so sore all the time and they’re really gnarly and cut up.’Helen revealed: ‘So, I’ve got this foot spa in my room that he’s always trying to nick.’BBC Countryfile presenter Anita Rani, 48, has often spoken of her child-free independence and flourishing career, as well as her pride in defying societal expectations often placed on women.But now the TV and radio star has found herself questioning what her life would be like in the future.She said: ‘I don’t have children and I love my work; I’ve got so much energy and I’m up to lots of different things and it’s a choice... but I do sometimes wonder, what will my life be like when I’m older?’