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wedding hairdo made her look like Fiona from Shrek.Looking ‘perfect’ on the big day is very important for a lot of women.Many people opt for an old Hollywood style, while others may want a more modern look.But it’s safe to say that most people do not want to be compared to an ogre on their wedding day, well, except for this one couple.A bride-to-be was left horrified after she discovered her bridal hairstyle looked very much like Fiona’s from the animated film.In a TikTok clip that has now gone viral, the woman fretted over her hair after watching the DreamWorks fairy-tale classic.She explained: “I just realised my wedding hair looks like Fiona.”Luckily, the big day had not yet passed so she still had time to update the hairdresser on switching up the 'do.As she gasped and put her hand over her mouth, the woman declared: “Time to change it.“We are less than three weeks away.”The soon-to-be wife still managed to look beautiful as she donned a hoodie and showed off her wedding hair, which did strike a very uncanny resemblance to the green characters.She styled her locks into a low bun at the back, while she had a middle parting with both sides of the tresses slightly waved at each side of her head.

Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletterOther than fashion tricks, people also shared what they found out about the colour patches on their toothbrush.Canadian teacher Jess explained to her TikTok fans that the coloured bristles work as an indicator to remind people how much toothpaste they should be putting it on before brushing.And she pointed out that a "pea-sized amount" is enough for a single use.

is about being able to spend north of $70 on a single unscented pillar candle. Or, at least, cosplaying as someone who has money to spend on simple, good things. It is understated, wealthy-person dress up. This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Lex Nicoleta, 26, popularized the term on TikTok.

TikTok personality and all-round icon tbh. She's the queen of advice around dating and knowing your self-worth which is why she's often referred to as "the big sister of TikTok. "Her videos are empowering, funny and honest with a subtle hint of sarcasm.

TikTok star from Plymouth has gone unexpectedly viral after posting a list of rules for her dream wedding that include "no children", "no boring people" and "no phones".Kennedy Marks received over a million views on the video she posted on the weekend and has had several articles written about her, not all of them complimentary.Speaking to PlymouthLive, Kennedy said: "Oh my gosh, it's been crazy, it's been crazy. I woke up the other day and I had six articles written about me and apparently, I'd caused controversy with my wedding rules."However, despite the criticism for her draconian list, Kennedy says she sticks by her rules as her wedding is something she's been passionate about since she was 8.She said: ""I've been obsessed with weddings since forever and then my best friend is getting married in October so it's made my bride's brain go crazy."Me and my boyfriend have been together two years and the minute I met him I said 'just to let you know I do want to get married'."Well in that case Kennedy, you better hope he doesn't want to bring any of his nephews or nieces to the big day!Here is her list of demands in full!Although standing by her rules she says she is much nicer than many people may think.

TikTok trend that involves using a high voltage to burn patterns onto wood has led to the tragic deaths of a middle-aged couple.Tanya Rodriguez, 44, and James Carolfi, 52, were killed in the garage of their Wisconsin home whilst fractal wood burning on April 6.The pair were electrocuted before their equipment started a blaze at their house, Sheriff's Deputy Chad Billeb said.Although investigators thought the fire was suspicious at first, they have since ruled out any malice and labelled the deaths as “accidental”.The deadly practice involves using a high-voltage transformer, often from a microwave oven or a car battery, on a chemical-soaked piece of wood.It has been banned by the American Association of Woodturners’ safety committee after the sad death of a woodworker in Washington State in 2017.The group says 33 people have been killed whilst fractal burning.In a statement on their website they warned: “The reported cases of fractal burning deaths range from hobbyist woodworkers through experienced woodworkers to an electrician with many years experience... “It only takes one small mistake and you are dead; not injured, dead.

X Factor judge Nicole Scherzinger wowed fans with another TikTok clip where she's flaunting her figure.The 43-year-old posted an 11-second video of her wearing a golden Solo Mío Swim two-piece bikini from her recent photoshoot with photographer Solmaz Saberi.The Pussycat Dolls lead singer accessorised her look with matching hoop earrings and a gold thigh chain attached to her thong.She captioned the clip, which was accompanied by the song Big Energy by Latto, with a honey pot emoji and the words: "Sweet like honey." Fans were gushing over Nicole, who is a judge on the US series of The Masked Singer, and rushed to the comments section to praise her style. One wrote: "Oh my god you literally look like a queen, your skin is flawless."Another fan commented: "Body goals.

A New Zealand family is giving onlookers permission to LOL at a fallen family member’s headstone.

TikTok to share how she managed to fool her partner into believing they were both riddled with itch-inducing head lice.Unfortunately for her fella, he seemed to trust Elodie’s claims and brilliantly fell for the well devised prank.The clip has now racked up 196,000 views and plenty of comments from chuckling users amused at the boyfriend’s reaction.As she shared a beachside snap of the loved up pair, Elodie wrote: “Making my boyfriend think we both have nits.”Elodie then exposed the string of text messages between her and her boyfriend.She claimed: “I’ve just found like 3 nits in my hair. I think I got them from nursery.”At first, her partner was having none of it as he replied: “Nahhh you’re lying.”Elodie then said:“I know, I’m fuming.

cat who became famous for her huge adorable eyes and wonky feet is set to be hailed a town mayor in the USA for one day. Jinx will rule over a small town in Michigan, named Hell, for the first time in the history of the town this weekend on Sunday, April 24.

People have discovered they can clean their microwaves in seconds with virtually no effort using a 25p ASDA product, and they wish they'd found out sooner. It's something you probably already have in your kitchen, but if you don't, you can buy it with pocket change.

Taliban regime in Afghanistan will ban TikTok and a popular videogame in a major clampdown on 'immoral' entertainment.A spokesperson for the Taliban said the government had instructed the Ministry of Communications to block the popular video app because it "misleads the younger generation" and "publishes immoral material and programs."Inamullah Samangani said that TikTok's "filthy content is not consistent with Islamic laws", and that the popular battle royale game PUBG: Battlegrounds will also be banned for "wasting people's time"."The ministry of communications and information technology was ordered to remove the apps from internet servers and make them inaccessible to everyone in Afghanistan," he said. It is the first time the Taliban have banned an app since taking power last August.

teenager with the longest female legs in the world has joined launched her own OnlyFans account. Maci Currin, 19, has almost two million followers on TikTok but she is now taking her exclusive content to the popular subscription site synonymous with raunchy snaps.At 6ft 10 Maci also has the Guinness World Record for owning the longest teenage legs, says she is "idolised" online and is flooded with date offers but still suffers abuse on social media.Ignoring the vicious trolls, Maci has defiantly joined OnlyFans to spread a message of body positivity but insists "nudity isn't promised".Adoring fans must fork out almost £27 per month to see the content Maci from Cedar Park in Texas, US, considers too racy for the likes of TikTok and Instagram.

Kristie Baysinger, 43, says the situation was further complicated by paperwork getting "lost in the post" and so the infant spent the first two years of his life with a nanny.In a TikTok video, she tells viewers she gave birth to the surrogate baby boy in November 2019 but he ended up getting stuck in the US when his biological mother couldn't fly out to take him home.Kristie, who makes up to $40,000 (£30,700) for each surrogacy, says: "She had three children at home and could not make it to the birth."Covid had also happened so we were dealing with that."Documents were getting lost in the mail that they needed to provide so that he could get home and it was just a mess."Finally, the documents were all cleared and Covid restrictions were lifted.Kristie says: "He stayed with the nanny for two years until it was safe to fly him back to China where he could finally meet his sister that I had given birth to a year before that and his other two siblings and his mum."I mean he was literally two years old and meeting them."The video was watched more than 480,000 times and many viewers felt sorry for the baby being apart from his family for such a long time.One person commented: "Wow. As an early childhood development professional, this breaks my heart.

TikTok after she shared the stunning off the shoulder dress from American brand, For Love & Lemons.Unfortunately for Bri though, the satin dress with mesh gloves did not quite look the same as it did on the model on their website.In the clip that has racked up 243,000 views, Bri showed her disappointed face as she ducked out the way to show what the model looked like online.Bri added an audio clip that said: “This is what I wanted… and this is what I got.”She then shared a snap of herself wearing the attire – and we can see why she was not too pleased.Instead of an elegant satin look, the garment appeared to be quite creased and not flattering like it was on the website.The puffs on the top of the sleeves seemed to be uneven and the glove fingers appeared to be too long for Bri.In the comments, she joked: “They sold me a pillow case.”And reflecting on the purchase, Bri captioned the post: “No because it’s actually so bad.”Shocked by the dress Bri received through the post, many people fled to the comments to share their horror at the outfit.One person gasped: “Wait, I was literally wanting to buy this to wear during my reception.”Another user added: “The gloves look medical grade.”While a third person voiced: “I purchased this in black a few months ago and it looked like an actual trash bag.”Someone else compared it to a fancy dress garment: “Looks like it’s from Party City.”Meanwhile, a fifth person remarked: “Everything I’ve ever gotten from them has been so nice, [this] is terrifying.

one boy at the top of her list: that she's in a during an interview with Andy Cohen on his Sirius XM show Radio Andy on Monday, April 18. “You were photographed in L.A. in February at [the restaurant] Craig’s with a mystery man," Cohen said. "Are you guys still together?”This content can also be viewed on the site it from.In the kind of non-committal tone that only Lizzo could make charming, she laughed, “Yeah.

One cleaner's video has gone viral on TikTok after she revealed the 'hidden compartment' in toasters which makes them easy to clean - but lots of people have admitted they never knew about it.

on her popular TikTok channel and also explains why so many people are buying the wrong size bra.In a video, she shows two bras and reveals one is a G cup and one is a D.Jennifer then challenges viewers to guess which is the "bigger" bra but most people are at a total loss.You might guess the top one was the G cup because it was larger but it turns out it was actually the D cup.Meanwhile, the smaller bra below was the G cup.Jennifer explains: "Just because you have a larger cup size it doesn't mean you have bigger boobs."In this example, the G cup is much smaller than the D cup is."In a nutshell, bra sizes are based on the ratio of the size of your ribcage to the size of your bust and the band size (the circumference of the chest just beneath the breasts) is crucial.The video was watched more than 42,000 times since it was uploaded on Tuesday (April 12) and many women were surprised by the answer.One said: "How am I 48 and finding this confusing? I’m failing at life.""Wait now I’m confused on my size," commented a second.A third wrote: "Thank god someone finally posted this. Sick of trying to explain this to people."Someone else wrote: "This is what I've been saying! I'm a 28E and everyone literally thinks I'm lying and they bash me over it 24/7."Meanwhile, men reacted in very different ways to the informative video.One guy confessed: "My whole understanding of life has been ruined and I still don’t understand why."Another bloke said: "I finally understand, it's like car tyres.

Claire McGougan, from Scotland, regularly posts on her TikTok channel and recently got a rude comment that read: "Granny, yeah right."Another user said it was "bulls***" and so Claire clapped back with another video in which she cuddles her baby grandson.In the clip, she gives the sleepy baby a bottle of milk and winks at the camera."See your wee comment so I thought I'd jump on."Yes I am 100% a gran – love it, best thing ever! Happy happy."The video was watched more than 137,000 times and many people said the same thing.One user said: "Glamorous gran! You're gorgeous and I'm jealous."A second commented: "You look great! Think people are jealous."Someone else told Claire: "I can't believe how many negative comments you get. Stunning gorgeous gran and I can't wait to see your TikToks."Meanwhile, other people tried to guess Claire's age with some thinking 40 and one user even suggesting 50.The Scots gran informed them: "45 in July – the 3rd if you want to send me a birthday card."Claire then admitted she was using a filter but said she hadn't had cosmetic work."The only thing being smoothed out on my face is me using a filter – everything else is me," she said.

food grown with pesticides, the tip could be very handy.In a TikTok video watched more than 3million times, Joshua Bollum says: "I’m sure a lot of you eat fruit, and whenever you buy fruit, you always see these little stickers on them."Well, these little stickers actually tell you how the fruit is grown."He then zooms in to show the code on a lemon and a Pink Lady apple which is 5030 and a Sun Pacific orange which is 4012.Joshua says: "These numbers mean different things, so a four-digit number means it’s been grown with pesticides, and a five-digit number that starts with eight usually means it’s genetically modified (GMO)."A five-digit number starting with nine usually means it’s certified organic."In a nutshell, look out for the magic number nine if you only want to eat eco-friendly products – although as many viewers pointed out, it can get expensive.One quipped: "I actually don’t need to read the barcode to know if it’s organic. "They always have a big sign, or section, and it’s double the price."Other people said the information was very useful and helped spread awareness of farming methods."I wish i saw this 15min earlier because I am 100% sure the shiny apple I just ate is BAD," said one.A second said: "I work in a grocery store, this is 100% true!"Someone else shared: "I'm surprised how many people don't believe this.

An optical illusion has stunned social media users, but many viewers report not seeing a change at all.