Gordon Ramsay sparks outrage on TikTok: ‘That crosses the line’

Rosie O'Donnell is responding to her daughter Vivienne after the teenager said on TikTok that her upbringing with the star wasn't 'normal.''Vivi, what do you mean I didn't do anything normal?' the 60-year-old comedian retorted in her own TikTok video on Thursday, adding: 'I did normal things. I'm normal.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefTikTok is gaining ground strongly on YouTube among audiences in Southeast Asia, a new study finds. And the two ad-supported streaming giants took a bite out of premium subscription services’ market share in the April-June quarter.The quarterly report, “Southeast Asia Online Video Consumer Insights & Analytics” from Media Partners Asia, shows changing audience behavior as economies and consumers in the region slowly ease away from COVID restrictions. While YouTube remains the market leader, accounting for 54% of all online video consumption in the region, TikTok gained 14 percentage points year on year, to claim a 37% share.

Gordon Ramsay is taking aim at Jamie Oliver in his latest post on Instagram. 

Mirror.Some videos appear to have been filmed in school classrooms and toilets and the pupils used “sugardaddy” and “paypigs” hashtags to boost followers. They even shared payment details with sick followers, who left chilling comments such as: "You've always got another career if your GCSEs fail".READ MORE: Met Police shoot armed man in London before Air Ambulance flies him to hospitalIt's thought that three of the girls attended the same school.One source, who posed as a follower to collect evidence, told the paper: "This is every parent’s worst nightmare.

Rosie O'Donnell is responding to her daughter Vivienne after the teenager said on TikTok that her upbringing with the star wasn't 'normal.''Vivi, what do you mean I didn't do anything normal?' the 60-year-old comedian retorted in her own TikTok video on Thursday, adding: 'I did normal things. I'm normal.

Jewel revealed that her tour bus caught on fire but, fortunately, no one was injured.

TikTok challenge is what left 12-year-old Archie Battersbee in a coma, according to his mum, as the tragic boy's life support is due to be switched off.The boy has been in a coma since he was found unconscious by his mother in April and is being kept alive by a combination of medical interventions - including ventilation and drug treatments at the Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel, east London.But now, all legal routes have been exhausted and the schoolboy's life support is due to be switched off at 10am today, August 6.READ MORE:Met Police shoot armed man in London before Air Ambulance flies him to hospitalThe High Court ruled he could not move to a hospice because of the risk included, while the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) said it would not intervene because the case "fell outside" its scope.Archie was found unconscious with a ligature over his head on April 7 by his mother Hollie Dance.Hollie thinks he may have been taking part in the Blackout Challenge, a disturbing online trend that sees young people try different destructive methods to cause themselves to become unconscious.His mum told LBC about the dangerous challenge: "If you have to use Archie as the topic to address it, just please sit down with your children with regards to these online challenges."Once you look into it, they’re so frightening.

Jessica Shalvoy At this point, it’s no secret that what TikTok creators possess is incredibly valuable. That’s why artist and celebrity teams throughout the entertainment industry are urging their clients to join in on the frenzy.

TikTok, which has become the perfect summer bop for rocking your “big T-shirt” with unbothered style and, of course, swag in summer 2022.“Glock tucked, big T-shirt, Billie Eilish,” he raps over the bounce beat, nodding his head all the way to the “Bad Guy” singer. “I mean, honestly, I think Billie Eilish’s style is what the song’s about, but it’s also the character that Billie Eilish’s music portrays,” White told The Post. “I feel like it’s kind of identical to what I like to portray in my own music.”As you might expect from the title of his breakout single, White — like many of his generation — is a fan of Eilish.

Rosie O’Donnell has an answer for her daughter’s TikTok videos. The actress and TV personality replied to her daughter’s video that claiming she didn’t have a “normal” upbringing.Rosie O’Donnell shares a photo with her girlfriend on InstagramRosie O’Donnell takes her relationship with girlfriend Aimee Hauer to a new level!Replying to @user1067987344110O’Donnell shared a clip where she addressed her daughter Vivienne directly. “Vivi, what do you mean I didn’t do anything normal? I did normal things.

It’s a “Modern Family” reunion.

Rosie O'Donnell is responding to her daughter Vivienne after the teenager said on TikTok that her upbringing with the star wasn't 'normal.''Vivi, what do you mean I didn't do anything normal?' the 60-year-old comedian retorted in her own TikTok video on Thursday, adding: 'I did normal things. I'm normal.

Rosie O’Donnell is responding to her daughter’s latest TikTok.

M.A.S.H. never lies! Katy Perry took part in a social media trend involving the popular grade-school game — and her future took a very surprising turn.

Jake Paul is reportedly pushing for a fight with TikTok star Andrew Tate - but talks are yet to be held between the two.The Problem Child, 25, had been preparing to return to the ring this weekend, but both Tommy Fury and Hasim Rahman Jr pulled out of the proposed bout at Madison Square Garden. Having made such a splash in his five professional outings so far, he's not short of potential replacements.One of those to have called him out is Tate, who has also shot to fame on social media but used to be a kickboxer.

TIKTOK star Addison Rae has deleted her Instagram post after the "blasphemous" bikini picture sparked backlash from fans. The He's All That star removed the controversial post after supporters accused her of committing blasphemy.

TikTok trend. Users are uploading videos applying calamine lotion as a make-up primer in a 'beauty hack'.Nothing is off limits when it comes to what TikTokers will experiment with.

Kylie Jenner shared a sweet TikTok video from a recent shopping spree with her four-year-old daughterStormiWebsterat Harrods in London, England, earlier this week.While visiting a display for her brands, Kylie Cosmetics and Kylie Skin, at theluxury department store, the24-year-old makeup mogul documented filmed herself in the car on the way over while rocking a hot pink figure-hugging top and black miniskirt.After expressing her excitement about their plans,the reality star twirled her little girl before stocking up on some of her products, including a few lip kits. Adventurous: Kylie Jenner shared a sweet TikTok video from a recent shopping spree with her four-year-old daughter Stormi Webster at Harrods in London, England, earlier this week'Two of them—one for me, and one for you,' she told her firstborn, who held onto a shopping basket.

Gordon Ramsay and Fred Sirieix.The trio visited the USA city as part of their hit ITV show Gino, Gordon and Fred, causing some chaotic scenes on their journey.At one point chef Gino went so wild while in control of the vehicle they were travelling in, fellow cook Fred opted to jump out while they were moving rather than continue the journey. READ MORE: Gino D'Acampo compares Gordon Ramsay's nipples to Brussels sprouts on hilarious ITV show Gordon meanwhile was heard branding him a "crazy Italian" as he apologised to other motorists and onlookers on the famous Lombard Street known for its steep sloping tarmac and hairpin turns.Ignoring the sign that banned vehicles over three tonnes from entering in their nine-tonne truck Gino proceeded to attempt to navigate the sharp turns on the steep road.As Gino ignored the warning sign and took the turn Gordon protested: "No we can't go down there, we won't fit down there."Defying him Gino challenged: "Why can't we go down there? Of course we will fit down there."Fred was seen leaping from the vehicle as he was heard exclaiming: "I'm getting out of the car, I'm not being party to this, I'm getting out of the car."As Gino fails to navigate his way down Gordon is heard narrating saying "cars are allowed to drive safely down, but not crazy Italians."He is then seen demanding that Gino get out of the driver's seat and after reversing back up the hill as a crowd gathers to watch the chaos.Elsewhere in the show the trio were filmed getting the giggles after they consumed food laced with cannabis by-product THC.They then headed across the city to a rooftop where they took part in a gruelling yoga session with a set of young goats, giggling throughout it while still high from the edibles

No offense to Kim Kardashian, but Katy Perry is just not feeling Pete Davidson!

hair apparent of good genes.The mother of a baby born with a full head of hair was told she’d lose it by the time she was six months old. Instead, her locks have only grown thicker and more luscious.Hannah Beddows posted a video of her daughter’s enviable mane to TikTok — showing her, then, as an infant with a thick head of hair, and now, rocking even more hair.Beddows was told by doctors that “most of [her daughter’s] hair will fall out,” she claimed in text over the video, now with over 4.7 million views.She captioned the clip, simply, with the crying-laughing emoji, as the tot has seemingly not lost a strand of hair since birth.There’s no predicting why or when a baby will be blessed with a lush head of hair.