There is no room for that in our lives. You draw strength from the people around you and we had fantastic friends. As long as you live decently and have some kind of quality of life, that's more than enough. There is nothing else in this life worth bothering about. The sense of her own good fortune in these two essentials has encouraged Hayat Palumbo to throw her weight behind a campaign to help women who have less - particularly those whose lives are wrecked by the misery of miscarriage, stillbirth or failure to conceive.
Every woman expects to be able to carry a baby to term and bring into the world a healthy child.
But it doesn't happen like that for a lot of women. Because of him, I wanted to do something for Tommy's, something different from the usual gala dinner. Lady Palumbo might have been fortunate in her pregnancies but the rest of her life has not been smooth. She was brought up in the Lebanon, the daughter of a moderate Shi'ite Muslim newspaper publisher, Kamel Morowa, who was murdered by extremists in his Beirut office when she was 16. As the eldest, she was very close to her father.