Celebrities made an appearance at the launch of a new high-end gifting service. Juliet Mayhew from Real Housewives of London, Nicola McLean from Big Brother, and model Kamile Spann were among the attendees at the exclusive Mayfair luncheon.
The event took place at Apollo’s Muse in London, where guests were treated to champagne and enjoyed a meal featuring steak and sea bass at a beautifully decorated table, demonstrating founder Katrina Aleksa’s attention to detail. Each guest received personalized boxes filled with artisanal chocolates.
Katrina, with a background in art consulting and curation, aims to redefine the art of gifting through personalized sourcing and custom wrapping. She is preparing to launch an exclusive events membership in the fall and is also a co-founder of AWITA (Association of Women in the Arts), a group that supports women in the art field.
Her vision for Roxy Wraps is to fuse aesthetics, emotional narratives, and exclusivity in her custom gifting service.
Juliet, a star on Real Housewives of London, is anticipating the second season of the Hayu show. The series, launched in August, marked the streaming platform’s inaugural British original in the global franchise.
The debut cast, including Juliet Angus, Amanda Cronin, Karen Loderick-Peace, Juliet Mayhew, Panthea Parker, and Nessie Welschinger, have already made an impact with a mix of luxury, humor, and complex storylines typical of London. The show provides a lavish yet authentic portrayal of friendship, status, and reinvention in the city.
Throughout the first season, the women clashed over loyalty, appearances, lifestyles, and even borrowed clothing. Episode titles such as “Alcohol & Ozempic” and “White Witches and Warm Champagne” hint at how a seemingly pleasant brunch can quickly turn into a battleground.
As the season finale approached, tensions rose among Juliet, Amanda, and Panthea — conflicts that were bound to resurface during the reunion show hosted by Katherine Ryan, set to air on Monday.
Katherine noted the genuine emotions and raw drama that persisted even after filming ended. The conflicts, like those between Juliet, Angus, and Amanda, and Panthea’s trust and betrayal issues, were not merely for show, requiring production intervention to defuse situations.
However, Katherine emphasized that the series also captured moments of reconciliation and vulnerability among the women, showcasing their personal struggles beyond mere gossip. The authenticity of these interactions added depth to the show’s narrative.
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