Supermodel Caprice Bourret is convinced there is an afterlife after turning ghostbuster in her own home a decade ago.
The Californian-born entrepreneur lives in London with financier husband Ty Comfort and sons Jett and Jax – and had to see off a spook when the boys were babies. Caprice says: “It was my first – and I pray last – paranormal experience but after that the afterlife for me is definitely for real.
“In England there’s a lot of history and there were a few deaths in our well-known building. The ghost has been gone for 10 years now so we’re OK now but it was in my children’s bedroom and the spare bedroom. You could clearly feel they were freezing.”
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Caprice, whose new lingerie range Love By Caprice drops in Peacocks stores this week, was horrified to witness a spectral figure. She continues: “On the monitor you could see this woman looking at my kids. My husband ran to the room so many times and there was nothing there.
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“One night we had a babysitter and when we came home she was crying on the stairs saying, ‘There’s something in this house’.” When three professional ghostbusters proved useless, Caprice banished it herself.
She says: “One, when the pendulum went nuts, she screamed and ran out. I had a single bed put in the boys room so I could sleep with them to make sure they were OK. One night I got so mad at this ghost and was like, ‘You have to leave – this is not your house anymore. We don’t want you here’. I kept crying and talking to nothing but I swear to God the next day it was gone. You grow some balls.”
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Shooting to fame in the nineties, long before social media dictated star status, Caprice partied as well as she looks and regularly graced the front of glossy magazine covers. She is refreshingly honest compared to some of the fakes in showbiz today. She says: “Everyone loved the old days more – people weren’t so worried or calculated in interviews about what to say.
“You don’t know the real people nowadays as everyone’s so damn afraid of being cancelled – it’s so contrived, orchestrated and boring.” Executive producing and starring in movies, Caprice’s secondary career is proving as popular as her undie range.
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Her second flick, a festive Western called Christmas In Serbia, is currently shooting. Caprice says: “I’m all about scripted, feel-good and want to put some good content out.”
2024 is starting off with a bang for the star, whose By Caprice Home line launches next month in US store Macys. Her Peacocks range offers sexy intimates and cute nightwear at cost-of-living crisis purse-friendly prices.
Caprice says: “I think my husband is a very lucky man and you lose the most calories when you keep a relationship alive. At 52 years old to still be able to get the baps out, I am so grateful.
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“You get so many people in the industry who are massive then a few years later are working in McDonald’s. I’m still here because I’m really smart and love to make money. You can’t take yourself too seriously.”
Caprice’s showbiz party memories: “Back in the day I used to do one major awards show after another. “One time I was doing a photoshoot and got on a private plane, had police escorts pick me up, go 150mph in Rotterdam to the MTV Video Music Awards.
“I only had 45 minutes then I was on stage with Steven Tyler. They said: ‘You’re with Missy Elliot’ and she had her whole entourage in the dressing room. I couldn’t see because there was smoke everywhere. Everyone was firing it up and she was like: ‘Come in – we’re just having a good time’.”
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