Influencer shows 'proof' social media is 'fake' with easy edited snaps

From BFFs to something more! JoJo Siwa and Avery Cyrus started off their relationship as close pals, but their connection blossomed into a romantic relationship shortly after.

A McDonald's fan was left "shaken to her core" after finding out about an unusual ingredient in the restaurant's sweet and sour sauce. Evan-May Gillott was dumfounded when she discovered that her favourite dip contained fruit, having never associated the condiment with such a healthy ingredient.

LOVE Island’s Paige Thorne has sensationally claimed one show couple is faking their relationship. The Welsh paramedic, who left the villa with Adam Collard, took a swipe at the finalists saying one pair had already secretly split.

A young albino woman says she wears make-up everyday after being "abused, bullied and even spat on" because of her appearance. Billie-Jo Randall says she has been physically attacked in public because of her disability and has "rude comments hurled at her" whenever she leaves the house.

A school worker was left dumfounded after two strangers arrived to pick up the same student - and both claimed to her dad. Sheena shared the bizarre ordeal to her Tik Tok account @sheena_20200, with her video having since garnered over 12 million views.

NBCUniversal has launched an initiative designed to turn TikTokers into its next generation of television creators.

TikTok, she claimed that her boss said that her uniform was unfit for work - and claimed that she was showing too much of her "backside".READ MORE: Woman purposely wears inappropriate outfit to court to get out of jury duty and it worksThe jumper covered her midriff and the leggings showed no aspects of being see-through or inappropriate for a working environment - and Giselle even claims she's worn it before with no issues.In the video, which has surpassed 1,900 views, @your_em_ wrote: "My boss called me into her office saying a manager made a complaint about my work attire."Apparently, my backside is showing too much, and it's inappropriate."Sharing clarification on the outfit's unexpected remark, Giselle added: "Leggings are allowed at my job, but I was asked to change my leggings today."Most viewers took to the comments to defend her after she showed off the outfit. One person said: "Sounds like somebody’s jealous."Another, with a similar experience, wrote: "This happened to me too at my job and my manager claimed that me and my friend got a lot of “attention” from men, so unfair."A third commented: "Want a new job?"A fourth wrote: "I like your backside, I wouldn't be complaining."If you like this story, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletter's here.But one user did agree with her boss as they took to the comments branding it "totally inappropriate".

TikTok's latest style trend, whimsigoth is the bewitching aesthetic that has put the internet and the fashion crowd under its spell. We explore its origins and how to wear the look this season. With currently just under 30 million views and counting, the whimsigoth hashtag is reigning supreme and gaining moment on TikTok.

READ MORE: Plus size woman has SHEIN fashion fail as she 'struggled' to fit in clothesUnfortunately for the punter, the boots from SHEIN did not make it to the end of the night in one piece.Not just one heel snapped.But both of the block style heels broke which left Hannah with a very different style compared to the beginning of the night.In a TikTok clip the blonde admitted that she had to walk around like an "elf" for the rest of her boozy night out. "When both your heels snap on a night out", Hannah explained as she revealed what the boots looked like before the ordeal.As she rocked a black mini dress the baby pink block heeled boots were a gorgeous addition to the outfit.

Behati Prinsloo made her return to social media Friday, seemingly sending haters a message after the cheating scandal involving her husband, Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine. In a picture posted on her Instagram story, Prinsloo sticks her middle finger up to a camera. The picture, which also shows Prinsloo sticking out her tongue, is a throwback from a Victoria’s Secret fashion show.

Behati Prinsloo has made her return to social media after taking weeks off in the aftermath of her husband Adam Levine's sexting and alleged infidelity scandal. The 34-year-old model took to her Instagram Story on Friday to share an eyebrow-raising throwback snap of herself sticking up her middle finger.The image appeared to be from an old Victoria's Secret Fashion Show as she sported a black top, tiny denim shorts, black pantyhose, and strappy red heels.  Rebel: Behati Prinsloo has made her return to social media as she took to her Instagram Story on Friday to share an eyebrow-raising throwback snap of herself sticking up her middle fingerIt was not accompanied by any context but was the first social media activity she had since a  TikTok user alleged she had a year-long affair with him last month.On September 30, the father-of-two admitted to sending flirty text messages to model Sumner Stroh, 23.   Sumner had shocked the internet when she went on TikTok and shared intimate messages between herself and the singer. The video clip featured flirtatious messages and suggestions of in-person meetings and in the snippet Stroh said she felt 'manipulated' by the pop star.  United front: The 34-year-old model returned to social media after taking weeks off in the aftermath of her husband Adam Levine's sexting and alleged infidelity scandal, they are seen together in November'Essentially, I was having an affair with a man who's married to a Victoria's Secret model.

Behati Prinsloo is back on social media after Adam Levine’s cheating scandal!

TikTok after she made an honest list of reasons why she doesn't want to have children.Lorella Palmer, 23, gained more than 198,000 views on her videos where she explains why she doesn't want to be a mum, which included things like losing her freedom to not wanting to share food.However, at the top of her list, the woman, who was raised by her single dad, said that there was no returns policy on kids.READ MORE: Brit mum living in US gives house tour and says she has to 'hike 5 miles' to get mailIn the clip, she explained: "What if after ten years of having a child I wake up one day thinking 'do you know what, I've tried this, I've tested this, it's just not for me?'"She also said that she didn't like that “mums are just expected to do everything and if a dad does just his normal dad duties he's applauded."Lorella added: “I’m talking about when there’s a mum and dad both in the relationship, there’s rarely an equal balance of parenting, it makes no sense."The influencer also claimed to hate mornings and couldn't be bothered to be up early enough for the school run and to make lunches.She also doesn't want to share food and lose her freedom.But on a more serious note, she also said she didn't want to add the housing crisis as even with two “very successful” businesses, she felt like she could not afford a home.She also showed little faith in the education and health sectors as she branded them an "absolute mess."For the latest breaking news and stories from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here. Viewers praised her for her honesty as many thought her reasons were completely valid - including some parents.

TikTok after she revealed she does the school run in her dressing gown, with make-up on from the night before.Paige Reynolds shares her brutally honest stories about her approach to parenting in videos she shares with her 20,000 followers. But some trolls have taken offence and even branded her a 'bad parent' - but she doesn't seem to be fazed about the response as she told them to report her if that's what they think.

A savvy mum has revealed how she manages to save £300 a month on her food bill. Nicole McShane follows some simple steps to cut back on her spending, while keeping up sustainable habits to help the planet.

A cleaning expert has shared how he deals with pots and pans that appear to be "ruined" by a build-up of scorched food.

Zack Sharf Olivia Wilde’s “Don’t Worry Darling” press tour was chaotic, to say the least. In a new interview with Elle magazine, Wilde expressed disappointment in how the media took all of the behind-the-scenes drama surrounding the film and “minimized [it] into bite-size TikTok points,” adding, “This film is trying to ask big questions, but [it’s] ‘Let’s just focus on this sideshow over here.’” Rumors circulated for months that Wilde and her “Don’t Worry Darling” lead Florence Pugh feuded on set. Social media users spent much of the film’s press tour hunting for confirmation wherever they could find it, be it Pugh’s lack of social media promotion for the movie or the duo keeping their distance during the film’s Venice Film Festival world premiere. Then drama erupted around Shia LaBeouf’s exit from the film, with LaBeouf leaking a video of Wilde trying to get him back despite clear reservations from Pugh over working with him. And don’t forget about the video of Harry Styles allegedly spitting on Chris Pine (both of their reps denied such an act took place).

fashion show.Pregnant mum-of-one, Indy Clinton, is one of those glamourous mums who wanted to make sure she looked her best before giving birth and went on to pamper herself ahead of the big day. The fitness influencer, who posts online as @indyclinton, describes herself as a ‘young mama to a crazy toddler’ and got a manicure and pedicure, gave her hair a blow dry, and even fake-tanned her body in preparation.

A TikTok video using artificial intelligence has predicted how the infamous Kardashian-Jenner family would look without their cosmetic procedures.