Alexis Ohanian fangirls over Malala Yousafzai, believes they’ll ‘do something’ together

TikTok – but claims she has been banned five times from the platform. The social media star turned OnlyFans model, from Pembrokeshire, Wales, gained fame online for embracing her ‘lazy’ eye and bashing trolls who attempt to knock her confidence.

pelvic floor muscles are usually ignored despite the role they play in our sex life.Both women and men have a pelvic floor, yet many people are in the dark about what it does.Importantly, the pelvic floor muscles hold all your pelvic organs in place, including the bladder, uterus (in women) and rectum.If these muscles are weak, you are more likely to suffer from bladder incontinence, a painful prolapse where a pelvic organ slips out of place and see your sex life deflate.Sexologist and sexuality educator Lawrence Siegel has urged Brits to participate in Kegel exercises to enhance their sex lives.According to the expert, Kegels make it easier for people with a vagina to orgasm, as they target the 10 to 15 percent of women who have never had one.Want the Daily Star's sexiest stories news straight to your inbox? Sign up to our daily Hot Topics newsletter HEREAnd it’s not just people with a vagina who reap the benefits, men can also experience heightened sexual pleasure from strengthening their pelvic floor, Siegel says.So, how are Kegel exercises beneficial?Strengthen your pelvic floorPeople with a vagina experience the most benefit from Kegel exercises. Speaking to the Insider, Dr.

READ MORE: Influencer trolled over curvy figure shares how she blocks out the hateIn a previous Instagram post she has condemned slut shamers, saying women shouldn’t have to dress modestly in order to be valued.“Some of you old-fashioned folks might be a little bit caught off guard by that statement. Maybe you were taught that in order to be a lady...you have to cover up,” she wrote in a caption.“Well, I’m sorry to break it to you, but not only does that logic feed into rape culture, it’s also layered in misogyny.“I show off my body a lot on the Internet...

Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher all becoming legends in their own right.However, it's very rare in the modern day, with loyalty quickly fading from the beautiful game. It's always been typical, and in many ways, accepted for players to move clubs a few times, especially if they're either making a step up or in some cases, are no longer wanted.Some players really take this to the extreme though, and Colin Kazim-Richards has just joined his 18th professional side as he has left League One's Derby County for Turkish side Karagümrük.

encourage others to embrace their differences by sharing videos and pictures of her heavily tattooed figure and passion for style. READ MORE: ‘I’m 57 and covered in tattoos – people my age don’t understand but I inspire others’ And, during the exclusive interview, Lonni shared old family photos of herself before she had found her true identity.Looking back on pictures of her younger self, Lonni had some advice for the fresh-faced woman in the photos.“I would just tell myself to not sweat the small stuff. I was so concerned with fitting the status quo of society that I wasn’t allowing myself to just be free,” she acknowledged.“Every once in a while it’s okay to break away from the herd and do what you want to do, follow your inner heart.“I told my boys, ‘life will unfold when you let it unfold.

Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson caused a political scandal to erupt on his Twitter page after tweeting of his affection for Britain's part in the EU. Brexit supporters raged that Europeans should not be allowed to "take over the country", while Jeremy insisted his feelings were "remainish". The Clarkson's Farm star has stated on his profile that he is a "voice of calm and reason", but the atmosphere on his account was anything but that this weekend.The debate began after Jeremy mused: "I’m on a boat in France with a Frenchman and his English girlfriend.

Georgia Kousoulou has revealed her one year old son Brody has caught tonsillitis and is on antibiotics.The 31 year old, who welcomed her first child in May 2021 with her other half Tommy Mallet, took to her Instagram stories to first share a snap of herself lying down with her hand covering part of her face. "Brodys got tonsillitis," she first wrote with a crying emoji. "think we gonna need a holiday to relax after this one," alongside a monkey covering his face emoji and a mind-blown emoji.

A video of Prince William yelling at a photographer for "stalking" his kids as he, Kate and the children enjoyed a "peaceful" family bike ride last year has emerged, causing Kensington Palace to slam the video as a "breach of privacy".The video is believed to have been recorded in January 2021 as the family rode their bikes on the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, on which the Duke and Duchess' home Anmer Hall resides. In the clip, which was uploaded to YouTube and viewed over 20,000 times but has now been deleted, the Duke of Cambridge, 40, could be seen getting irate with the photographer after he spotted him.

Queen once gave a very diplomatic answer when she was asked whether she believed in Father Christmas.Resurfaced footage from a 1989 reception for The Commonwealth at the Royal Albert Hall shows Her Majesty chatting with children from all over the world in a special session.The kids can be seen wearing national dress from each of their home countries, and take it in turns to ask the Queen, then 63, about life as Britain's ruling monarch.READ MORE: Meghan Markle's bullying report would be 'bloodbath' for all, says expertSingling out the tough Santa question as one of his favourite royal moments, royal biographer Andrew Morton told Pod Save the Queen: "I just love her dry sense of humour and she was once asked by a little boy 'Do you believe in Father Christmas?' "The Queen, ever the consummate diplomat, said 'I'd like to think that I believe in Father Christmas', and to me, that is a clever answer from someone who does crossword puzzles!" Other intriguing questions were put to the monarch in the 1980s clip included "Do you like being the Queen?" to which she replied: "It's a very busy life."She is then interrupted by another child who asks: "How big is your palace?", and she responds: "My palace is quite large, it has very long corridors to walk down it, especially if one is late!"When asked if her crown is "very heavy", Her Majesty says: "It's quite heavy, yes, you don't really want to walk around in it!"While she entertained her young guests with some good answers about Buckingham Palace on this occasion, it is said the monarch has few fond feelings for her official residence.Former royal chef to the Queen, Darren McGrady, 60, spoke out on the Queen's alleged dislike for the London-based property and said that the

Prince Harry has plans to get the British public back onside when he visited the UK for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee but this backfired, according to psychic Deborah Davies. The Duke of Sussex and his wife Meghan Markle had planned to visit the Queen, 96, and get involved in the celebrations as she made history by becoming the first British Monarch to reach 70 years on the throne.

Prince William is reportedly "incandescent with rage" towards his younger brother, Prince Harry, according to TV psychic Deborah Davies. It was announced last year that Prince Harry was writing a bombshell memoir, not as the Prince he was born – but as the man he is today.

Kate Middleton is to face a major change in her life and will allegedly see issues for her and Prince William's relationship, according to an astrologer.The Duchess of Cambridge, 40, and William may have been married for 11 years but their relationship will be under the spotlight more than ever as they prepare to become the Prince and Princess of Wales.In recent years, the pair have taken on more duties than ever and even introduced their children into life as working royals.READ MORE: Prince Harry never makes decisions without speaking to Diana But astrologer Emili Adame predicts that the couple will face troubles over the course of the next summer period, according to an interview with royal expert Kinsey Schofield from To Di For Daily.Emili said: "I do see issues arising in his marriage with Kate Middleton, between August of this year and into 2023.

Serena Williams is back on the court! The tennis champion has officially returned to the game since she pulled out of 2021's Wimbledon after injuring her right leg during her match against Aliaksandra Sasnovich of Belarus.On Tuesday, the 40-year-old earned a win alongside Ons Jabeur in the Eastbourne International doubles tournament. The duo defeated Spain's Sara Sorribes Tormo and Czech player Marie Bouzková in three sets.After the match, Williams told the BBC she had feared for her career while recovering from the 2021 injury.The mother of one admitted that she had experienced doubts about whether she would be able to return during the past year, saying, «I would be dishonest if I said it wasn't.

A major milestone! Prince William and Duchess Kate visited the University of Cambridge’s Fitzwilliam Museum on Thursday, June 23, to view their first official joint portrait.

A stunning new portrait of Kate Middleton and Prince William has been released – the first of its kind.The painting was commissioned by the Cambridgeshire Royal Portrait Fund, held by the Cambridge Community Foundation last year, and was created by award-winning British portrait artist Jamie Coreth. It has been created as a gift to Cambridgeshire, sparking Jamie to incorporate the City of Cambridge into the portrait by painting the background with the tones and colours of many of the historical stone buildings that are synonymous with the city.The painting shows the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge standing side-by-side as Kate wears a stunning emerald green dress – a colour the 40 year old royal has been seen wearing on several occasions.

Prince George is following in his father Prince William’s footsteps.

This Morning viewers were left divided as Gyle Brandreth sprang to Prince William's defence. The Celebrity Gogglebox star and former politician was back on the ITV daytime show on Tuesday (June 21) with Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby.

TikTok have been gushing over an adorable clip of the Queen running after Prince William as he chases after a royal carriage as a child. In the video, which was first recorded during celebrations of Prince Andrew's wedding to Sarah Ferguson at Westminster Abbey in 1986.The Royal Family were seen ending off the newlyweds when a four-year-old William went chasing after the horse carriage.

Prince Charles and his son Prince William were heard having 'explosive rows' when he felt he was being "airbrushed" out of the Cambridge family's lives, it has been claimed.

Prince William has been "throwing his weight around" and reportedly threatened to pull out of the Order of the Garter ceremony if Prince Andrew took part.

Princess Diana's fractured relationship with the Royal Family sent shockwaves around Britain and beyond in 1992.The late mother of Prince William and Prince Harry, laid bare her unhappiness to author Andrew Morton, who published her secrets in 'Diana, Her True Story'.Three decades on and almost 25 years since Diana's tragic Paris car crash death, we look at five of the most ground-breaking revelations from the book.Diana told Mr Morton of the hate mail she received, how she ran away from the palace, Camilla Parker Bowles' influence on her marriage to Prince Charles, her media hell and a royal 'striptease'.The former Princess of Wales was determined to do good in the world and that included supporting AIDS victims.For years AIDS carried with it stigma and prejudice, which Diana not only looked past but challenged in her actions which were not universally well received.Mr Morton wrote: "While her involvement with Aids counselling initially met with some hostility, which was regularly translated into anonymous hate mail, it was part of her desire to help the forgotten victims in society."It mattered not whether he was dying of Aids, cancer or some other disease; she had given her word to be with him at the end."Diana spoke about the times her husband Charles failed to put her needs first and was once so fed up she made a run for it.The late princess also told Mr Morton that she thought Charles was a "selfish father" to William and Harry. Mr Morton wrote: "When Prince Charles arrived home from a private visit to France she found his presence so oppressive that she literally ran out of Kensington Palace."She thought he was a bad father, a selfish father, the children had to tie in with what he's doing.