'I'm 45 and dress the same as my 17-year-old – it's nice to get attention still'

Oh goodness!! A TikTok star from England just owned up to living out one of the ultimate sex toy horror stories ever!

Amanda Holden has wowed fans as she showcased her incredible figure as she went braless in a fitted dress. Taking to her Instagram stories, the 51-year-old displayed her stunning sense of style in a blue midi-dress that highlighted her yoga-toned curves.Strutting her stuff through the Heart FM offices, the Britain's Got Talent judge showed off her endless pins in the knee-length long-sleeved ensemble.The former Wild at Heart actress added an extra pop of colour as she worked a pair of pink stilettos and a wore a matching bag across her chest.

TikTok after revealing the X-ray she had done after getting a vibrator stuck up her bum.Sophie, who posts on the app as @sophzaloafs, shared a video made up of photos as part of the '99 problems' trend, where she wrote: "I got a vibrator stuck up my a**e."The video racked up more than 145,000 likes as social media users demanded to know just how the three-inch sex aid got lodged up there.In an explanation video that followed, the 27-year-old Essex lass said: "It was on when it went in and it continued to buzz, probably, I don't know how many hours it was, what happened was my kids were in bed."I phoned NHS 111 to ask for advice. They tried to send paramedics. I said, no, because regardless I can't go to the hospital until the morning because nobody's awake.

Just married! Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker crashed Alabama Barker‘s TikTok live after their surprise wedding.

Once in a while a beauty product will come along that makes huge waves on social media. Last year it was the “miracle” Peter Roth Thomas eye bag-busting cream. Before that it was the turn of Dior’s Lip Glow Oils, which became an obsession among the Gen-Z generation.

TikTok user who claims to be a time traveller from the year 2269 has warned that a 'huge asteroid will make a close approach to Earth' next year.The user, who posts under the name @_time_traveller_2269, claims that the space rock that will pass by the Earth next year will be half the size of the moon.That means its radius could measure up to 868.7km wide.Sharing the warning in a 10-second video, they said: "This is no joke!! I am a time traveller from the year 2269."In the year 2023, an asteroid will pass by Earth that is half the size of the moon."The clip, which was posted yesterday, left TikTok users divided over whether they should believe it or not as one user said: "What time, so I can get in my shed to be safe."However, others didn't seem so bothered by the news, writing: "Wow thanks for that, I will remember not to look out for that."But for the most part, the alleged time traveller was met with mockery for their warning as one user quipped: "I’m a time traveller from 1963 sorry I’m late."Another asked: "And I'm Mickey Mouse? Did u get the lottery numbers by any chance?????"The news comes after a huge asteroid bigger than the Empire State Building is zooming towards Earth at a whopping 18,000 miles an hour, NASA has warned.The agency is keeping a close watch on the space rock set to pass our planet today (May 15).Stay in the loop with all the latest Daily Star news by signing up to one of our free newsletters here.Any large asteroid set to come within 4.65 million miles of Earth is classified as “potentially hazardous” by boffins – and the latest asteroid on NASA’s radar falls into this category, coming within 3.5 million miles of our planet.The atmospheric debris – known as Asteroid 388945 (2008 TZ3) – is 490

diets, being in pain and frequently using the toilet because of the condition. The professional beautician decided to book a trip to Turkey and get a gastric sleeve operation to aid her with her weight loss – which has now left her with a “child size” stomach.

The mom of a 10-year-old girl who passed away after attempting a viral social media challenge has taken legal action against TikTok and its parent company, ByteDance.

As the nation looks set to be hit by a mini-heatwave, one downside of the hotter weather is the increasing amount of insects entering our homes. Though the presence of a couple of moths of spiders may, at most, cause some people to have a fright, other insects do more than raise our heart rates. In fact, one insect that can cause a lot more complicated issues are fruit flies.

TikTok account @siennaquast, racking up more than 189,000 likes in less than 24 hours.

wedding ceremony after discovering that she'd had a wardrobe malfunction. TikTok creator and newlywed Becky Jeffries ( @jetsetbecks ) realised that half of her wedding dress was missing right before she was about to exchange vows.

TikTok influencer has shown off handy trick to make your flight more comfortable—and it doesn't cost a penny.iPhone whiz Katarina Mogus has been using the free sick bags included on her flights as a phone holder to easily add a screen to the back of the seat in front. The trick, which can be performed on any phone with a case, is quite simple.All you have to do is:Now you just have to lock the tray in place using the sliding bolt, and you'll have your own iPhone stand.

Cheers soon turned into panic as a gender reveal party descended into chaos thanks to pink smoke bombs. Loved ones of mum-to-be Mandy Morgan-Smith were forced to flee their garden and swiftly ushered inside as they struggled to breathe from the smoke.

This is one way to celebrate Mother’s Day!

It seems like a major reconciliation has happened between this mother-daughter duo!

TikTok that she gets paid a cool $110,000 (£63k) for only six months of work."After about three months, my rate went to $43.50 (£24.84) an hour," the FIFO worker said."For my first year as a greenie (a truck driver who is still learning), I would have taken about $94,000 (£54k) [home] annually.""My new rate is about $51.50 (£29.41) an hour so that's pretty good," she said.And that's not all, because her company rewards loyalty with monthly bonuses."And the contracting company I'm with pays you a bonus each month if you stay with them - that's about $2,000 (£1,142).""Annually, at my $51.50 rate, that would be about $112,000 (£64k) per annum," she said."My bonuses could be around $10,000 (£5.7k).

parents use technology to keep their children amused these days when they need five minutes peace.However, mum Destiny Nicole Maes has admitted she's regretting her decision to give her daughter a mobile phone at the age of one.Last month, the US mum took to TikTok on her @destimaes account to ask for advice after her five-year-old became "addicted" to her phone and 'throws a tantrum' if she takes it away.In the viral video, which has racked up more 973,000 views, Destiny filmed one of her five-year-old daughter Sienna's tantrums.Alongside shouting at her mum, the little girl is heard sobbing uncontrollably and refuses to play with her actual toys.She then tells her mum: "Just give me my phone."Destiny then went on to explain that Sienna got her first device when she was one-year-old to keep in contact with her dad who was in the army at the time.She said: "This is what happens when I made the mistake of giving her an electronic [device] around one-year-old."Now that we realise it's affecting her [by] not doing other activities besides being on the phone."Trying to calm her daughter down, Destiny told her: "There's a little girl out there that would kill for your room, Sienna."There's a little girl out in the world that doesn't have anything. And do you know what she would do if she had your room?"She would play with all the toys.

Underscore Talent has named former Studio71 executive Nick Jacklin to a newly created position as partner and president of business development. The announcement was made by Reza Izad and Dan Weinstein, the company’s cofounders and partners.

Heard of glass hair and not sure what all the fuss is about, but think it’s something you want in on? Shiny and healthy-looking hair has always been a big deal, but next level reflective hair is having a particularly big moment now.To find out more about glass hair, including the best hair treatments to help you recreate it at home, let’s dive in to the high-shine hair trend that’s all over social media. What is glass hair? You know those short video clips you see on Instagram or TikTok of sleek, straight hair that’s dazzlingly shiny and as smooth as a pane of glass? That’s exactly where this trend gets its name.

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