Daniel Dubois tipped to 'take over heavyweight boxing' by Prince Naseem Hamed

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Katie Price is selling her worn leggings to fans for £5 even though she previously received complaints from customers.The 43-year-old took to her official Depop page to announce to her followers that she will be making a return to the peer-to-peer social media site to flog her used and unused items.Posting a picture of herself wearing a pink jumper with matching jogging bottoms, blonde bombshell Katie stared out into the distance while she sat comfortably on her kitchen counter.Captioning the post, she penned: "Depop is back! I'm working with a new team to deliver my worn and unworn items!"Next drop will be 8pm this evening! Woop whoop!" She exclaimed.At the moment, Katie, who recently announced a price drop on her OnlyFans account, currently has seven pairs of the same leggings but in different colours on the website.In the last year or so, the Mucky Mansion star has managed to sell over 2,100 items on Depop and has received 700 reviews from customers.Despite gaining favourable attention from customers, Katie has also had quite a few complaints regarding her services.Earlier this year, some fans claimed to have never received certain items despite paying full price on the website.One upset user previously alleged: "Did not receive my item or a refund despite lots of messages to the seller and them promising me a refund very disappointed considering how much I've bought in the last off them! Not happy."Meanwhile another claimed: "Never received the item and received no reply from seller when attempting to sort issue out."In January, another unhappy customer wrote: "Never received item, never replied to messages, account closed, Depop useless, has to take case out through PayPal."Katie first opened her Depop account in

Danielle Lloyd rose to fame during her modelling career which saw her win Miss England and Miss Great Britain just two years apart.After she landed her crown from Miss GB, she soon got snapped up for the cover of Playboy - and after continuing to model, she has been firmly in the public eye ever since.Alongside her modelling days and TV presenting gigs, Danielle has focused on raising her family, which consists of three boys with ex Jamie O'Hara, her youngest son with husband Michael O'Neill and her youngest baby girl. The mother-of-five proudly boasts an OnlyFans account, but she has confessed that it's likely another Playboy shoot may not be on the cards as her sons wouldn't be too happy.

Vice, the tattoo took a whole year, as 32 sessions were needed which resulted in 90 hours of work being done, and it didn't even cost a penny as the artist was happy doing it for exposure.Dos Anjos explained his decision, as he said: "I always wanted to have a Flamengo tattoo, ever since I became a fan as a child.Would you ever get a tattoo done like this? Comment below"I got a vulture [the team mascot] with the Flamengo shield on my biceps. Last year, I decided to get a tattoo of the jersey, which is something I'd actually been wanting to get for a while."But I thought it would be too expensive - between R$10,000 (£2,000) and R$15,000 (£3,000).

tattooed woman" was ejected 20ft from a car window in a horror car crash that she admitted she was lucky to survive.Becky Holt was rescued by an air ambulance after "escaping death" in Texas, US, on January 25, 2020. The model, who has recently returned to OnlyFans after becoming a mum for the first time, shared a dramatic selfie on Instagram soon after her nightmare accident. Becky told her thousands of followers that she had no idea how she made it out the collision alive with only a single broken bone in her back for serious injuries.

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FREE newsletter is packed with the best (and weirdest) stories from around the worldDaniel Dubois and Joe Joyce will fight behind-closed-doors this summer – but not against each other.The pair are due to face each other for the British and Commonwealth heavyweight titles on October 24 at the O2 in London.The highly-anticipated domestic clash was due to take place in April but was pushed back by the coronavirus lockdown.Promoter Frank Warren wants the bout to take place in front of fans with more than 12,000 tickets already sold for O2 event.But because of the delay both men have taken warm-up fights to keep busy.Joyce, 34, has not fought since he beat Bryant Jennings in July last year but will return to the ring against German heavyweight

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