DJ slammed for playing ‘f–ked up’ song for prom queen in wheelchair

Lauren Goodger enjoyed a very special day on Saturday, as she was joined by her friends and family to celebrate the milestone of her daughter Larose ’s first birthday, just days after celebrating the day itself at a local petting zoo. The TOWIE star looked stunning for the occasion as she sported a glamorous makeup look complete with statement eye and a chic blush pink maxi dress.

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Acute transverse myelitis is a “very rare condition,” and Jade was told she “had more chance of winning the lottery than getting this.”Meanwhile, the happily married young wife from Preston, Lancashire, in England said she is regularly asked about whether she can have kids — even though she is a mother of two. She also admitted a stranger once asked to touch her leg to see if she could feel it.John, 33, listed the common questions he is asked about his wife in a video on TikTok, including whether they have sex and whether she can be a good mom.

Tesco by playing a classic prank on her colleague on her last day.Kers, who posts on TikTok as @kersgals, posted a video of herself standing in the aisle with one of her co-workers as the pair were giggling at a tannoy announcement.Her colleague called out for the owner of a car with the license plate 'NE14ABJ' – which when read allowed sounds like the woman was offering to perform an oral sex act over the tannoy.READ MORE: Curvy woman with 'thick thighs' reveals £12 hack to prevent chafing in summerThe video, which has racked up more than 68,000 likes, was captioned: "Farewell Tescos. I will miss you."In the comments of the video, Kers's mates couldn't believe that the clip had gone viral, with one writing: "There's no way this has over 10,000 views."To which, Kers replied: "Was always too afraid to post it when I worked there."The subject of the prank, Faye Cunningham received more than 1,600 likes on her comment saying: "I'm never reading out anything again."In a separate comment, she added: "Please no.

Ed Sheeran begins to play.The song is a modern romantic classic, but the opening line was cruelly ironic in this instance.READ MORE: Fugitive yoga teacher who 'killed love rival' may have had plastic surgeryAudible gasps were heard in the clip as Sheeran crooned his first line "when your legs don't work like they used to before". TikTok users couldn't believe the choice, with one person writing: "This would haunt me the rest of my life if I were the DJ."Someone else wrote: "The way I immediately thought of ‘YOU NEED TO LEAVE!’""He called her OUT," penned another."Ed Sheeran got straight to the point," a fourth person wrote.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here."I would have been so embarrassed and just cried and left.

Banking giant Halifax has reportedly triggered an exodus of customers shutting down their accounts, after they told people who disagreed with their pronoun badges to leave.Even one of their most famous employees has waded in on the row – and branded his old company’s policy “disgraceful". Howard Brown, a former customer services advisor at the bank known for singing and dancing in Halifax adverts as the face of the company, told them to “leave politics to politicians”.READ MORE: OnlyFans model arrested 'after flashing boobs at two young lads on TikTok livestream'The company faced a lot of criticism after taking to Twitter to show an employee’s nametag with “she/ hers” written on it.But they refused to back down and told online moaners: "We strive for inclusion, equality and quite simply, in doing what's right."If you disagree with our values, you're welcome to close your account." Unfortunately for the bank, the move seems to have backfired and people have jumped to rivals and withdrawn hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of assets, according to MailOnline.

self-love.Karen Howell took to TikTok with a video dedicated to "non-curvy girls" and referenced comments people have made about her body shape online.In the video, which has gained more than 1,800 likes, Karen is seen walking around the street in a vest top and shorts.The text reveals examples of comments that have been made to her like "are you trying to be a rectangle?"READ MORE: 'Trolls say boyfriend will dump me because of "weight gain" – but I ignore them'She also claims her figure has been labelled as "boxy" and she is constantly told that "curves are beautiful".To which, she replies: "Do you know what I think is even more beautiful? A healthy body, a happy body and dressing for the body shape I actually have, not the one people think I should have."TikTok users flocked to the comment section to praise her for her 'inspiring' attitude towards her body. One user wrote: "I'm so happy I found your account! It's such a confidence boost seeing other beautiful women with the same body shape as me."Another quipped: "Same.

Ed Sheeran has promised that his ‘Mathematics’ tour will land on US shores sometime in the near future.The ‘Shape Of You’ hitmaker is currently at the end of the UK leg of the tour in support of his latest album ‘=’, with two shows left at London’s Wembley Stadium tonight (June 30) and tomorrow (July 1), before heading out to Europe next week.In an interview on the Late Late Show on Tuesday (June 28), Sheeran revealed that he’ll be touring the US – but probably not this year.“I think we’re gonna announce by the end of the year,” Sheeran said about a potential North American tour. “We’re basically finalising a route now.”“I’m super excited to bring this tour, it’s an insane-looking tour,” Sheeran continued.

A holidaymaker has sparked outrage after pretending he needed a wheelchair to skip a large airport queue. Wolf Jenkins, 28, cheerfully filmed himself avoiding over two-hours of queues at Milas-Bodrum Airport in Turkey by pretending that he had sprained his ankle.

holidaymaker was so convincing he ended up being boarded onto his flight from a wheelchair given to him by airport staff.A fake sprain of the ankle saw Wolf Jenkins fast tracked to his flight from a Turkish airport, where staff pushed him around in a wheelchair, usually reserved for the genuinely injured.READ MORE: Women caught red-handed trying to sneak horde of snakes, turtles and lizards onto planeThe 28-year-old claimed he had injured his ankle on the way to the airport when asked if he had a fit to fly form in a now viral TikTok.As convincing an excuse it was, all it took for Jenkins to secure a seat on wheels was to take his sock and shoe off and then ask staff members at Bodrum airport to fetch him a wheelchair.For the remainder of his time there, Jenkins was pushed around by staffers who were none the wiser to his antics, with the "injured" passenger filming his escapades and uploading them to TikTok. It seems his fake injury was a success, if it can be called that, with Jenkins and his friends given rows to themselves aboard the flight so the wheelchair user could stretch his legs.Speaking of the incident, Jenkins said: "When we arrived at the airport the queue was out of the door and we knew we would have missed our flight.

READ MORE: 'I'm a 23-year-old mum with 34 children – this is how busy my mornings are'Emma Rachael Day was lounging on the sofa in a dress with the bottom of her legs exposed.The mum, who is expecting her second child, was minding her own business as she sat watching television with her son Charlie.However, Emma was about to be in for a perfectly delivered 'brutal' insult by the little one – and caught it on camera for all to see and hear.In the TikTok clip that has racked up 2.2 million views, Charlie perched himself on the floor and sat by his mum’s legs.Emma asked: “What did you say?”Completely innocently, Charlie touched his mum’s legs and jibed: “Your legs are ever so sharp.”He then gave a cheeky grin at the camera as Emma began laughing.We think Charlie may be hinting it’s time for a shave!Emma wrote in the viral clip: "Kids have no business being this brutally honest. Excuse me while I go shave my legs."Left in hysterics at Charlie’s politely delivered insult, many people fled to the comments to share their thoughts – and can relate to Emma’s situation.One person giggled: “I love how he talks! ‘Ever so’.”Another user chuckled: “He was so polite about it.”While a third person voiced: “I've never heard anyone deliver an insult so beautifully.”Someone else shared: “Mine told me I have a spider in my armpit.”For more lifestyle stories, sign up to the free Hot Topics newsletter here.Meanwhile, a fifth person related: “Don’t worry.

Entertainment industry professionals began sharing their own abortion experiences across social media platforms in efforts to slam SCOTUS following the Supreme Court ruling to overturn Roe v. Wade last week.

Instagram and gives body confidence tips on TikTok, said she was targeted by online haters because of her body.In one video, the body coach wore a pink gingham dress and spoke about the criticism she received for having larger breasts.READ NEXT: Plus size model shares cruel remarks by trolls who compare her to ripped husbandShe asked her viewers: "Am I showing off my boobs? Or do I just have boobs and exist?"The size 18 influencer added: "Curvy girl problems? Seriously the girls are just living their best life."In another video she revealed a comment from someone who told her "I can see your roll".Emily responded by posting a soundtrack that said: "I don't know if you notice but I am a human!"And in order for humans to live, they have internal organs and fat so I keep my uterus and my intestines in this safe little pouch here since I can't carry them in my hands!"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...Emily told Daily Star that she won't let strangers' opinions hols her back.She said: "Negative comments are often expressions of people's own insecurities, or of the diet culture they've grown up around."I'm confident in myself and don't let opinions of strangers affect me."Your body is the least interesting thing about you – people love you for who you are, not what you look

KIM Kardashian has been slammed for letting her "scared" son Saint go on a high fairground ride during their New York trip. The reality star, 41, filmed her eldest son, six, looking worried and tearful while sitting on a swing ride with her at the American Dream Mall in Jersey.

At the age of just 18, talented singer songwriter Seb Lowe is about to make his debut at the Glastonbury Festival. It's an incredible moment for the Oldham teen who up until a year ago was simply posting his own songs as videos on social media site TikTok.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large“The Late Late Show with James Corden” will head to London next week with episodes featuring guests including President Joe Biden, Vin Diesel, Billie Eilish, Ed Sheeran and a Carpool Karaoke featuring Lizzo.Also scheduled: John Boyega, Jamie Dornan, David Harbour, Alanis Morissette, Sam Smith and Tessa Thompson. This marks the first time “The Late Late Show” has been in London since 2019 (due to the pandemic), and its fourth trip there overall. But it’s also the show’s final trip to Blighty before Corden ends his late night run next spring.

KIM Kardashian has been slammed for letting her sons Saint and Psalm ride in a car with no seat belts. The reality star, 41, shared an Instagram Live with her kids, who are aged six and three, ahead of her Jimmy Fallon appearance in New York on Tuesday.

A "miserable" neighbour has been blasted online after ruining a couple's wedding by strimming her grass throughout the entire ceremony.

Ed Sheeran and his ‘Shape Of You’ co-writers have been awarded more than £900,000 in legal costs following their win in the headline-grabbing song-theft case in the London high court in relation to that work.Sheeran and his collaborators Johnny McDaid and Steven McCutcheon were accused of ripping off the earlier track ‘Oh Why’, by singer Sami Chokri, when they wrote ‘Shape Of You’ in autumn 2016. The allegations were mainly based on a musical segment shared by the two songs, in which Chokri’s lyrics went “oh why, oh why, oh why, oh”, while Sheeran sang “oh I, oh I, oh I, oh I”.Chokri reckoned that Sheeran had got a copy of his track via mutual contacts in the music industry, while his legal team argued that the similarities between the two songs were so striking that it was “highly improbable” they’d been independently created.But the Sheeran side countered that there was no firm evidence at all that the star had had access to Chokri’s work, while – they insisted – the musical segment shared by the two songs was commonplace in pop music,In the end the judge hearing the case, Antony Zacaroli, ruled very much in Sheeran’s favour.

K.J. Yossman Ed Sheeran has scored a second victory in his recent copyright trial after a British judge awarded the singer over $1.1 million in costs.The sum represents approximately 90% of Sheeran’s legal bill.Explaining his decision to award Sheeran such substantial costs, Judge Antony Zacaroli wrote in his judgment: “The starting point is to identify the winners and losers in the action because the general rule is that the unsuccessful party pays the costs of the successful party… There is no dispute as to this: [Sheeran] undoubtedly won and won on every substantial point.”In April, Judge Zacaroli ruled that Sheeran had not plagiarised a 2015 song titled “Oh Why” by Sami Chokri in his hit “Shape of You.” Sheeran co-wrote “Shape of You” alongside Snow Patrol singer Johnny McDaid and producer Steve Mac (during the trial he used his legal name of Steven McCutcheon), who were co-claimants in the action.Chokri’s legal team had argued that, through a publicity campaign and mutual friends including SBTV founder Jamal Edwards (who unexpectedly died shortly before the trial), Sheeran had had the opportunity to listen to – and plagiarize – Chokri’s track.

Ed Sheeran and two of his songwriting partners, Steven McCutcheon and Snow Patrol‘s John McDaid, have been awarded £900,000 in legal costs following a High Court copyright win.The three artists – who worked together on Sheeran’s 2017 single ‘Shape Of You’ – had been accused of lifting from a song, ‘Oh Why’, by musicians Sami Chokri (aka Sami Switch) and Ross O’Donoghue. The pair claimed Sheeran’s song featured “particular lines and phrases” similar to their own song, calling him “a magpie”.Sheeran, McCutcheon and McDaid denied accusations of plagiarism, with the former saying in his testimony on March 7: “I have always tried to be completely fair in crediting anyone who makes any contribution to any song I write.” McDaid, in his testimony, called the idea of plagiarism “abhorrent”.On April 6, the justice in the case ruled in favour of Sheeran, saying he “neither deliberately nor subconsciously” copied a phrase from ‘Oh Why’ when writing ‘Shape Of You’.Yesterday (June 21), Justice Zacaroli awarded Sheeran and his co-writers £916,200.