Adult Disney fan told to ‘grow up’ for crying after hugging Goofy

Glamour. The Messy Hot Aunt is “effortlessly cool but she’s also a work in progress. She may not have everything together, but she at least wants to look like she does,” she says.

Loose Women panelist Carol McGiffin has admitted that she wants to "give up on herself" but can't because her toyboy partner is 22 years her junior.Kaye Adams hosted the show along with Carol and the pair were joined by Sunetra Sarker and Nadia Sawalha.The panelists were discussing the "gran-fluencer" phenomenon, where the over sixties have taken TikTok by storm with their unapologetic fashion and bold attitudes.The Loose Women poked fun at Carol McGiffin for her age and said that she had begun "wearing elasticated trousers".Carol also said that she has "never looked on TikTok" but the trend is a "good thing" as people have preconceptions about the over sixties.

TikTok star has fled to Thailand to drink away his break-up after he was dumped by his girlfriend for causing havoc in Wetherspoons. Tom Birchy, who has labelled himself as the "Kind of Leeds", told his 170,00 followers how he managed to get £2000 worth of free food and drink at The Golden Beam in Headingley.

Gen Z are turning to the likes of TikTok and Instagram to learn new hobbies, such as creating portraits of pets, roller-skating – and bubble nails, a fingernail art technique.A poll of 1,500 18-25-year-olds found nearly three-quarters (72%) have been inspired to take up a new interest as a direct result of watching clips on popular social media channels.Of those with a new hobby, over half (53%) spend at least four hours a week watching them on their smartphones – equating to a total of 208 hours per year.Videos of past times and content such as ASMR, tie-dying and ghost-hunting have a loyal following among young adults, as do “how-to” clips featuring meditation, photography, and extreme make-up.It also emerged four in ten have gone behind the camera themselves to share their hobbies on social media.The study was commissioned to mark the launch of the Samsung Galaxy A53 5G, whose spokeswoman, Annika Bizon, said: “After two years of various lockdowns where our creativity could have been stifled, it’s no surprise we’ve seen an increase in awesome and unconventional hobbies coming from this generation.“This audience craves expression, turning to social media outlets like never before, to watch, create, and share their content.”Of those who post their own content relating to their hobby on social media, 86% said it has been well received – so much so, they’ve seen their number of followers increase by 21%.Key motivators for sharing include showing off their new skills (26%), personal enjoyment (25%), and connecting with others (24%) – while 23% do it to learn new things.A fifth said it took them three months to perfect their hobby content, to ensure followers would like it.And on average, content creators spend an average of

Taking it back. Lance Bass deleted his Amber Heard-inspired TikTok video after being criticized for seemingly mocking victims of domestic violence.

Lance Bass has deleted a controversial TikTok video he posted referencing Amber Heard and Johnny Depp’s defamation trial.

Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden left fans in hysterics after she belched "a best of a burp" on her Instagram.The 51-year-old was happy to take part in the latest TikTok challenge where a willing participant tries to drink a can of fizzing drink without burping.Sharing the video clip on her social media platform, Amanda started off rather tame as she opened the fizzy drink can.Captivating viewers while wearing a striking blue dress, she said: "My first attempt of drinking a whole can of Sprite without burping. I don't even drink sprite.The TV personality looked elegant as she continued to sip the drink while informing fans that it was all "going well".But as she appeared to grow in confidence, Amanda let out a humongous belch, which left her followers rather taken aback.Heading straight to the comment section, fans couldn't wait to share their thoughts on the clip.One person penned: "Omg I nearly wet myself, followed by a string of crying emojis."Another said: "I STILL FIND YOU ATTRACTIVE AFTER THIS."A third shared: "Hahahahahhahahahahhaha.

Valerie Bertinelli is looking forward to better days. On Monday, ET confirmed that the 62-year-old actress filed for divorce from husband Tom Vitale after 11 years of marriage.

Valerie Bertinelli is looking forward to better days. On Monday, ET confirmed that the 62-year-old actress filed for divorce from husband Tom Vitale after 11 years of marriage. That same day on TikTok, Bertinelli responded to a fan who commented in part, «I'm worried about you...you seem so distressed and sad.»In a video, a clearly emotional Bertinelli admitted, «I'm just having a bad day.

NHS website, Lipoedema is: “An abnormal build-up of fat in your legs and sometimes arms.”Although Kahlil is much more confident about her gorgeous body, she is often targeted on TikTok with cruel comments – and now she has fought back.In a clip that has racked up 759,000 views, the beauty who had a gastric sleeve donned a white top under a black strappy skater dress that revealed her thighs and legs.Kahlil said that she is “literally just existing” but still is targeted by hateful jibes.The babe then shared: “People [express] how gross my body is.” “Unsolicited comments on people's bodies aren’t the vibe y’all,”she captioned the post,Shocked by the nasty remarks, many people fled to the comments to support Kahlil and compliment her body.One person commented: “Beautiful.”Another user added: “Omg girl you are gorgeous.”A third person voiced: “It’s none of their business, you are awesome and this dress looks amazing on you.”Someone else praised: “That dress on you, girl you look great.”And, a fifth user expressed: “Mediocre people can’t understand how warriors live. You are beautiful.”Elsewhere, an influencer has been targeted by some men after her pandemic weight gain and condemns fat shaming.Also, a model with 32L boobs shares what she looked like before surgery and weight loss. Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter

Just married! Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker crashed Alabama Barker‘s TikTok live after their surprise wedding.

Meredith Duxbury, who calls herself a "foundation queen", went viral after posting her a two-part "get ready with me" series on TikTok as she dressed up to a concert.The influencer explained she was preparing her fun night out to see singer Alicia Keys and told fans she was absolutely "pumped" to meet her idol.In her video, Meredith puts on a hairband and shows her bare face, she starts with putting a generous amount of Tom Ford primer to keep her face moisturised.She moves on to take five pumps of foundation onto the back of her hand as she explains: "The fact that I'm so hungover, I can't."But we don't have time to get hungover, we are literally going to meet Alicia Keys!"Smearing the light beige shade of foundation onto her face, she pads them out using a sponge and says: "Yes, I'm looking a bit scary right now but will go to pad this out."She continues her makeup by applying highlighter and blush before finishing off with stunning eclectic eyeshadow and lipsticks.Want to bring a little glamour to your life every day with all the most exciting real-life stories, fashion and even sex tips HOT off the press?Well, we've got you covered with our great new Hot Topics newsletter - it'll drop straight into your inbox around 7pm and you can unsubscribe whenever you like.And signing up now means you'll get a front row seat for our great new series inside the lives of the next generation of Daily Star Page 3 girls.You can sign up here - you won't regret it...Viewers loved Meredith's full makeup look but some were horrified by the amount of products she used on her face."Why so much foundation though?" one asked while a second said: "I think a tiny dab of foundation will do just fine."A third commented: "I will go broke if I

TikTok followers for doing so.In an exclusive interview with the Daily Star, Abbey has opened up about how she has managed to overcome her addiction.She explained: “I attempted sobriety for years, but never succeeded. My addiction was causing chaos within my life.“I started drinking and smoking in high school with all of my friends.

The mom of a 10-year-old girl who passed away after attempting a viral social media challenge has taken legal action against TikTok and its parent company, ByteDance.

TikTok to reply to a trend which asked users to reveal "something a job has taught you that you will never forget".In the clip, which has reached more than 79,900 likes, she stands side-on to the mirror in a style of dress that would be deemed office wear before turning to the front to reveal her hourglass figure. "I learned that no matter how appropriately I'm dressed, my body is so distracting that I will never be dressed appropriately for the workplace," she said.

A hilarious TikTok video shows a group of students pranking staff at an escape room with a strange 'ritual'.

Three-time Grammy nominee Halsey 'was called crazy and anxious and lazy among other things' in the eight years it took for her to be formally diagnosed with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, Sjögren's syndrome, Mast Cell Activation syndrome, and Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia.'I've been sick for a long time. My sicknesses just have their names now.

TikTok to share the drastic before and after of a failed salon appointment after the stylist caused chemical burns on the side of her face.Deborah Lynn was hoping to add some highlights to her curly hair but her salon appointment ended in her looking like "Frankenstein's bride", according to her followers.She explained that the hairstylist had tried to bleach her thick, black curls rather than just part them like she wanted and even left some of the peroxide on her face, causing chemical burns on her skin.In a video, which has more than 478,000 likes, she claims: "He bleached my hair without permission, cut half of it off and burned my face."Many people in the comments tried to defend the bleaching by pointing out that it is needed for highlights, but she added: "PSA: I’m aware you have to use bleach to highlight hair, but he bleached MY WHOLE HEAD from the root when we already discussed what I wanted."The woman from Chicago, US, was then met with overwhelming support from TikTokers who shared in her outrage at the shocking result.One user said: "He gave you that bride of Frankenstein dye."Another wrote: "Omg, they bleached everything and not even the right colour. I bet they didn't use a toner."A third said: "As a hairstylist, I’m confused why so many comments are defending this?? To get the look she desired there was absolutely no need for an all-over bleach."A fourth wrote: "He wasn't supposed to bleach the whole head.

wedding ceremony after discovering that she'd had a wardrobe malfunction. TikTok creator and newlywed Becky Jeffries ( @jetsetbecks ) realised that half of her wedding dress was missing right before she was about to exchange vows.

cleared the air in a statement to TMZ. For the digitally uninitiated, the filter is essentially an augmented reality lens that you superimpose over people’s faces, turning them into a blubbering mess like a virtual Greek tragedy mask.

Halsey is giving their fans a health update. On Tuesday, the Grammy-nominated artists who goes by she/they pronouns, took to their Instagram Story and said, "Obviously my health has changed a lot since I got pregnant and gave birth.