Charlie Brooks becomes 'TikTok mum' in hilarious videos with lookalike daughter

TikTok after sharing a string of text messages between her and her date, who is now her boyfriend.Hypochondriac is a term used to describe people who worry they have severe medical conditions that have not been diagnosed – even when tests prove there is nothing wrong.You'd think they'd be doctors worst nightmares – but not in the case of TikTok user @dawsynscreek.The social media user admitted she has become her medical professional partner’s “most annoying patient".In the clip that has now racked up 1.8 million views, the woman shared the text messages that showed her fear for her health.She explained: “Me, a hypochondriac, matching with a doctor a year ago on Hinge.”The woman lovingly urged her now boyfriend to “get some rest” before she asked for a diagnosis regarding her boob.Concerned, the woman asked: “When ur finished I need a diagnosis.“Left boob has been twitching for a week, randomly, doesn’t feel like it’s my heart I don’t know.

JoJo Siwa has reacted to a fan’s TikTok video about Nickelodeon allegedly calling the cops over a tweet that she posted.

TikTok video.In the clip, the woman is awake and filming selfie-style when she pans around to show the beach practically "empty" except for a few walkers near the water's edge.Despite the huge expanse of huge sand, a man has apparently chosen to park himself down on a beach towel "10ft away", she says.The woman then promises to make the situation awkward for him, before getting up and sprinting right past him to the sea, kicking sand at him.He is later filmed packing up his stuff and leaving, looking back at her one last time.The video was uploaded by user @korynnec on March 9 with the caption: "PROMISE I’ll make you more uncomfortable than you make me.

Selena Gomez is over people commenting on her body and she's letting them know it. The  star took to TikTok stories on Sunday to call out the body shamers who make remarks about her looks.«So I be trying to stay skinny, but I went to Jack in the Box and I got four tacos, three egg rolls, onion rings and a spicy chicken sandwich,» she said. But the singer noted that it doesn't matter what she eats because, regardless of what she does, people will continue to criticize her body.«But honestly, I don't care about my weight because people b**ch about it anyway.

When it comes to marketable pop products, Simon Fuller can spot one a mile off. His signing catapulted the Spice Girls from five hungry wannabes to household names. S Club 7 followed a similarly-lucrative model with their synergetic music, merchandise and movie.

Don’t mess with Selena Gomez. The 29-year-old singer clapped back at body-shaming comments on TikTok, first by proudly admitting to some cheat foods she recently indulged in. “So I be trying to stay skinny, but I went to Jack in the Box and I got four tacos, three egg rolls, onion rings and a spicy chicken sandwich,” she said in the April 10 video.

The latest star of The Bachelor found himself embroiled in controversy this weekend, but… it appears now that he very much didn’t do anything wrong!

Did the streaker get what she deserved or was the security guard too heavy-handed? Let us know what you think in the comments section.Others however took a different view. "Remember when Monica Seles got stabbed on the tennis court? They're there to protect players," one person wrote, while a second said: "If you run onto a live field and don't expect to get hurt then you're an idiot."After being escorted from the pitch and chucked out of the stadium, Johanson said she was happy to take her medicine."I got what I deserved.

tattoo artist revealed moments she's had to turn clients away.Katie Baker spoke about the inkings she's refused to do over the years – including when kids come in without getting consent from their parents.In a viral TikTok video, she admitted she's also denied teenagers who request extreme tatts without properly thinking them through.She recalled a conversation with one punter, who said: "Hey I'm 18. I don't have any other tattoos and I'd like a machete on my face."But instead of taking their money, Katie responded: "No I’m not going to do that, please go and get a job and more tattoos and then we can talk."Another came to her shop once and asked: "I’d like to get a tattoo of my boyfriend's name.

Ivana Finch, Hull Live's Life Reporter, created her own TikTok account in lockdown out of curiosity and to share her passion for the revival of the 1970S. She now has over 85,000 followers. Here she shares her incredible story, as well as her love of fashion. With the return of the flared sleeves, funky prints and bell bottoms, the revival of the 1970's have been rife, especially in the world of TikTok.

A man who used to weigh almost 22 stone and would be left in tears in changing rooms turned his life around after discovering ‘meal prep’. Bolton-based John Clark, who managed to lose nine stone, says he went from spending £60 a day on food to spending just £17 on his weekly shop for him and his partner.

An overhaul of the divorce law which came into this force this week has been hailed by a domestic abuse survivor as 'game-changing' for people needing to escape violent marriages.

parenting on her in a TikTok video, which has since been viewed more than 280,000 times.In one clip, Kendra, who uses the TikTok handle @crzctldy66, captioned it: “An old wives tale once said little girls steal their mothers beauty.”Throughout the clip, Kendra is filming herself with her baby in the background.Over the video, she subtitles a comment which has been made by a previous TikTok user on her videos.It read: “She looks so old and has acne… she must be a drvg (SIC) addict!!!”Kendra replied to this: “Nope I had a daughter and she stole my youth.”Thousands of people rushed to the comment on the now-viral video, with one person writing: “My mom (SIC) would say this to me and I grew up feeling so much guilt.“I hope you never let her hear you say that.”Another added: “Girl you should see a doctor there’s gotta be a medical condition causing you to age so much at 22.”A fellow mum also chimed in: “I can tell you that three hours of night sleep for more than three months can be a problem.“She looks like me in my first year after birth. A lot of hormone change, a bit of after birth depression...

OnlyFans star Lana Wolf. The adult star watched her team lose in the Europa Conference League quarter final first leg on Thursday night, but her trip to Portugal was made all the better after meeting McCoist.

Nick Coetzee says he realised he had to get his hair making "natural oils" to keep it healthy. Describing his previous hair loss, Nick recalls that "clumps of hair would start falling on my clothing and I'd take an extra shirt to class because I knew that my clothes would be covered in hair by the end of the first lesson."Nick says after he gave up shampoo he noticed a difference in his hair's condition just weeks later.He says: "Surprisingly my hair got a lot healthier, and I've now found that there's an entire movement around it, it's called the 'nopoomovement'.The hashtag #nopoomethod has millions of views on TikTok as more people turn away from using detergents on their hair.Nick says: "You might think if you stop washing your hair it's going to be greasy, and it does do that for about two or three weeks."But after that your natural oils come back, you've been stripping them with all the harsh chemicals, and then your hair can be extremely healthy, without having to wash it anymore."The video was watched more than half a million times and people in the comments were curious about the #nopoo trend.One viewer said: "100% I haven’t washed my hair in 2 years for the same reason!!! Couldn’t back this more.""Might try this, it's not coming out in clumps but my hair is receding at the sides at the top," said a second viewer.Dr Brian Boxer Wachler sounded cynical and commented on the video with the cap emoji, writing: "Possibly not."Another user said: "Tried for four weeks, hair got so damn greasy and oily I started cooking fries with that s***."Someone else shared: "I sat behind a girl in school who never washed her hair.

Spotify users could soon get their music through a new TikTok-style 'discovery feed', as yet another app tries to mimic the wildly popular video platform.Spotify is reportedly testing on a personalised music feed on the app's home screen which will feed users new tunes accompanied with canvas loops, the animated clips that appear with some songs.The feature will look just like TikTok, with a vertically-scrolling video feed of short clips. Each day, the feed will recommend Spotify users 15 new songs, which can be easily added to a playlist.

Madonna a "freak show" during a chat about the singer's looks on GB News.The Loose Women star also thought the Queen of Pop looked like Pete Burns when she saw Madonna's now-deleted TikTok video which caused a stir with fans online.Madonna had worried fans when she posted the 'unsettling' video before last week's Grammy Awards ceremony, which took place at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas on Sunday (April 3).The 13-second video saw Madonna, 63 sat with a vacant look on her face before she leaned into the camera until it was close up to her lips.She then sat back on her chair, leaving fans concerned and perplexed before it was taken off the social media platform.ITV star Carol weighed in on Madonna's latest look and the TikTok clip when she appeared on Dan Wooton's GB News chat show on Thursday (April 7).Carol said she was "very worried" about Madonna's appearance and that the pop star looks "shocking" when caught off guard.She said: "Carol said: "Everybody likes a freak show don't they, they're drawn to it."Look how many people watch Dr Pimple Popper, it's just disgusting. "People like that and I'm not worried about her, I know that she's very sensible and very grown up and she does know what she's doing but I'm very worried for her looks."She went on to claim the singer has "had a lot of work done" before comparing Madonna to late singer Pete Burns, who famously modified his appearance through cosmetic surgery.Carol added: "She's had a lot of work done obviously, I'm sure she'll admit to that.

Too Hot to Handle's Emily Miller and Cam Holmes were said to have broken up this week after reports claimed Cam had been unfaithful towards Emily was she was on holiday in Thailand. Emily, 27, reportedly called time on her relationship with Cam, 25, after the pair moved in together only a month and a half into their romance, which blossomed after meeting on the hit Netflix show in June 2021. OK! contacted Emily and Cam's representatives for comment, who are yet to respond.

TikTok videos were posted showing them enjoying their nights out with tags like #sexy and #hot.The videos, which were taken in Manchester and published without the women's consent, led to "creepy" men tracking one woman down on social media and sending her hundreds of messages. Taken in the Spinningfields area of the city, the videos usually show unaware young women dressed up for nights out and have racked up millions of views on the social media app, reports the MEN.

CHARLOTTE Crosby delighted her fans as she shared a rare picture with her boyfriend Jake. The reality star, 31, is currently enjoying a romantic holiday in Abu Dhabi with her man and admitted it took a lot of persuading to get him to feature in her TikTok video.

TikTok followers.But after going viral as she shared her uber toned body post birth, she has caused quite the controversy.Aga shared a clip that has now racked up 586,000 views, the new mum claimed she managed to fit back into her clothes that she wore before she was pregnant - and people are not happy about it.In the viral clip, the American beauty donned some blue high waisted gym leggings that cinched her already teeny waist, which she paired with a white crop top.Whilst Aga pushed her baby daughter along in the stroller on the sunny day, the mum wrote over the clip.“POV: You're two weeks postpartum, fit again in all your clothes, it's a beautiful sunny day, you're on your hot mom walk, your baby is full and happy, life is good,' she wrote.”Despite Aga being happy with her life and super fit physique, many people criticised Aga for upholding outdated beauty standards for new mums.The new parent was bashed for ‘normalising’ for gloating about ‘bouncing back’ to her figure so quickly - other women branded her ‘unrealistic’.One person slammed: “This type of post makes most new mums feel like they are failing, not everyone is so lucky.”Another user added: “This made me feel so bad about my postpartum body.”Whilst a third person voiced: “This is so unrealistic.”Someone else criticised: “Took me months to fit in my old clothes... 2 weeks isn't it.”And, a fifth user declared: “Happy for you but this is widely unrealistic and triggering for so many new mums.