Rosanna Davison and husband Wesley Quirke are counting down the days until they move into their former home. The well-known couple have been in the process of renovating their forever home over the ...

IRISH stars stepped out in style on Saturday night for a glamorous evening in support of a special cause. The well-known ...

With her modesty preserved only by strategically placed crimson chilli peppers, Rosanna Davison shows off her sizzling physique in a brand-new ad campaign for People for the Ethical Treatment of ...

ROSANNA Davison has weighed in on the dangers of AI while speaking about her kids’ privacy. The former Miss World and her husband Wes Quirke, are doting parents to three kids, Sophia, six, and twins ...

Wearing green bodypaint – and little else – Rosanna Davison, daughter of “Lady in Red” singer Chris De Burgh, shows off her stunning plant-fuelled body in new photos for St Patrick’s Day. Painted, ...

Former Miss World Rosanna Davison has welcomed two identical twins after having 14 devastating miscarriages. The model, 36, is now a proud mum of three with husband Wesley Quirke. The pair are already ...

Former Miss World Rosanna Davison was the first Irish woman to ever shoot for Playboy in 2013. Now, nearly 10 years later, she says she has no regrets doing the nude Playboy shoot. Davison, who is the ...

Miss World 2003 Rosanna Davison, daughter of singer Chris De Burgh, chatted with Brian O'Connell of The Irish Times about her year in which she posed nude for Playboy. Davison was featured on the ...

Miriam O'Callaghan and Rosanna Davison lead red carpet at Neurodiversity Ireland Infinity Ball over the weekend.

The former Miss World is as good a poster child for clean, healthy living as they come - and her passion for and knowledge of exercise and nutrition is certainly inspiring. "Nobody ever asks you about ...

A former Miss World has claimed she has got taller thanks to exercise. Leggy Rosanna Davison was 5-feet-9, but says she has grown an extra half inch thanks to Pilates, reports the Irish Independent.