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THERE never was and probably never will be a more mischievous, cute blonde as Miss Lynne Ripley - better known as TWINKLE. "When I was six (No, that's not a misprint) I became engaged to two brothers who lived near my home in Kingston," Twink told me when I asked her about the loves in her life. "They were my best friends so it was the automatic thing to get engaged, wasn't it?!" "Just after my fifteenth birthday I fell ridiculously in love with a boy my sister knew. I didn't get engaged to him but I only finished going out with him about three months ago. We used to go out to dinner and he was my real first boyfriend I've ever had. After this romance finished - I don't think I'll ever meet a boy quite like him again - I had three weeks of misery but then I met HERMAN Herman"we met on tour and have been going out together ever since. The main thing I like about Herman is that he laughs at the same things I do. We very rarely have nights off together but when we do, a normal night in London would go |
like this: first dinner followed by coffee in another restaurant and then a walk around Hyde Park. By the time we get round to the walk it's usually about 11 p.m. and pitch black, so we have a great laugh frightening other strollers in the park. There's always two deck chairs right in the middle of the park that the wardens forget to take in, so we sit on those for half an hour or so - we don't have to pay for them either!"MarriageOn marriage Twink commented. "When I was younger I always used to know the type of boy I'd like to marry but now I'm undecided. He would still have to be firm, but nice to me too. I don't know whether the person I marry would have to be in the pop business - it all depends on just how much I like him."I won't go out with a boy the first night I meet him. I've got to get to know him first. Sometimes with Herman I go to the Ad Lib or Starlite club in London but unfortunately I never seem to be able to get home until about 4 o'clock in the morning. My mother goes mad and often Herman doesn't come in but just sneaks away in a taxi!" |