Madonna shares false viral video about the 'truth' of coronavirus

Camilla gave Meghan Markle a cruel nickname and dubbed her "that minx", according to reports.

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Loose Women star Jane McDonald is feeling the chill back in her native Yorkshire.The singer-songwriter and BAFTA award-winning TV presenter had been filming for a travel show but has since returned to the UK, where the temperature has dropped for dramatically.In view of almost 182,000 followers, the entertainer posted a photo of herself striding down the beach at sunset."I had an amazing time filming in the Caribbean," she shared."I visited so many wonderful places, met some really lovely people and I can't wait to share it all with you! (And it feels really cold back here in Yorkshire!!) #Travelshow #Caribbean."Jane had been hugely successful when fronting previous travel shows, earning Channel 5 its first-ever BAFTA win for Cruising With Jane McDonald.She had also presented an additional travel show called Holidaying With Jane McDonald.In 2020, after almost five years, she stepped down from the role, stating that she was "looking forward to some much needed time in the UK and to focus on my music and tours and exciting new projects".However, it didn't take long before she was back at Channel 5 for more sunny adventures.No sooner than lockdown had lifted, Jane was planning her return for the recently announced show Jane McDonald's Caribbean.She has already showcased the paradise location for the channel in the seventh series of Cruising with Jane McDonald, during which she invited viewers along with her on a 14-day cruise.The former Loose Women panellist visited a private resort on the island of Eleuthera, and hopped over to St Thomas, St Martin and the Virgin Isles too.She is yet to release much information about her new programming adventure, but it seems likely it involves sampling delicious island food and tourism

Strictly: It Takes Two host shared the jaw-dropping photo with her 194,700 followers.Janette, 38, took to Twitter to express her love for her husband Aljaž, 31, on the most romantic day of the year.“Happy Valentine’s Day my love…” she penned with a red love heart emoji.The professional dancer then included a picture of them both standing topless in jeans as they held each other close.Both dancers seem to look off into the distance in a sultry pose, while Aljaž showed off his tattooed arms.Fans flooded the comments section to share their thoughts on the racy snap.“Happy valentines day to a couple of beautiful souls from Strictly,” commented John Nicholson.“Beautiful couple deeply in love with each other, so lucky to have found each other,” wrote Sean Pollard.“Happy Valentine's day to you both, your my favourite Strictly couple,” added Karen Franklin.Ingrid Pedersen wrote: "WOW - what a beautiful photo of you lovebirds. Happy Valentine's Day to you both - take care.”“Gorgeous photo of you both.

Channing Tatum is opening up about an emotional topic, revealing he was afraid of becoming a single father as he didn’t know if he was going to be able to live up to her daughter’s expectations.The Hollywood star, who shares 8-year-old daughter Everly with ex-wife Jenna Dewan, shared his thoughts on parenting during his most recent interview with Jonah Hill for V Magazine.“I know that I liked to act and play make-believe and magical things, but I just didn’t know if I was going to be able to meet her on her level, especially now that I’m a single dad,” he shared.Channing admits he was “doubly afraid,” explaining that he was not sure if he was going to be enough as a single father, adding, “Was I going to be able to do any of the stuff that a mother should do? That a mother, as a woman, can relate to her as?” The actor says he ultimately felt relieved when he realized he could relate to her daughter in every level.

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Madonna’s Instagram has seen her bathe in milk, sing about ‘fried fish’ to the tune of Vogue and compare herself to Nelson Mandela.And Martin Luther King, And John Lennon. And Jesus.But, with her most recent jaw-droppingly misjudged post, the debate is no longer charmingly eccentric or utterly cringe-inducing, but something else entirely.On Thursday, the Material Girl shared a Covid-19 vaccination conspiracy theory.

Madonna has paid tribute to director Alan Parker, following his tragic death.The acclaimed Hollywood filmmaker died aged 76, with a family spokesperson stating his death followed a ‘lengthy illness’.And the La Isla Bonita singer recalled working with the late icon on the set of Evita.Taking to Instagram, the 61-year-old shared a string of photos with Alan, alongside the message: ‘I was so sad to hear about the passing of Alan Parker.‘One of the greatest directors I ever worked with on the film Evita. ‘He taught me so much, believed in me, pushed me to my limits and made an incredible film! Thank you!’Madonna played lead role Evita Peron in the 1996 classic, starring opposite Antonio Banderas.She earned a Golden Globe for her appearance in

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Madonna is no stranger to censorship. The Grammy winner’s spread of misleading information about coronavirus resulted in her account being flagged by Instagram.The “Hung Up” singer, 61, posted a video to the social media platform that promoted a COVID-19 conspiracy theory.

Naman Ramachandran Instagram blurred a discredited coronavirus conspiracy theory viral video posted by pop icon Madonna on Instagram with a caption stating: “False Information – Reviewed by independent fact-checkers.” The video was subsequently deleted from Madonna’s Instagram page.The video is by Houston-based Dr. Stella Immanuel who advocates hydroxychloroquine as a coronavirus cure.“The Truth will set us all Free! But some people don’t want to hear the truth.

doing what she does best again: getting censored.Yesterday, Instagram obscured a video from the superstar’s account for touting a conspiracy theory that claims a cure for the coronavirus has “been found and proven and has been available for months.”“They would rather let fear control the people and let the rich get richer and the poor get poorer,” the caption read for the 61-year-old pop icon’s 15 million followers.The censored clip features Dr. Stella Immanuel, a primary care physician based in Houston, Texas, and major figure in the so-called “America’s Frontline Doctors” video, which has already been removed from major social media platforms, including Instagram, YouTube and Facebook.

Madonna posted a controversial coronavirus conspiracy video on Instagram, but the posts has since been removed from the social media site after fans reportedly flagged the questionable clip.

Instagram stepped in after Madonna shared a controversial coronavirus conspiracy post with her 15 million followers.

MADONNA has had a banned coronavirus conspiracy video promoting a potentially dangerous drug stripped from her Instagram account. It featured controversial Dr Stella Immanuel and members of a group called America's Frontline Doctors claiming malaria medication hydroxychloroquine cures the disease.

Madonna has reportedly been censored by Instagram after a post appeared on the singer’s Instagram account supporting a coronavirus conspiracy theory. The Like A Virgin singer is said to have posted a video featuring doctors supporting the false claim that the malaria drug hydroxychloroquine can ‘cure’ Covid-19. It’s reportedly the same video which was reposted by President Donald Trump on Twitter before being removed by the platform. In screenshots of Madonna’s deleted post, the pop star called controversial doctor Stella Immanuel her ‘hero’ and said ‘some people don’t want to hear the truth’.

Madonna's social media post about a false coronavirus story appears to have been removed from Instagram, after fans flagged it down.

Madonna twice posted a video of doctors supporting the malaria drug hydroxychloroquine as a 'cure' for the novel coronavirus after it was retweeted by President Trump before being removed for 'misinformation' byTwitter, Facebook, and Youtube.The pop star seemed to ignore the warnings of falsehoods in the video and was slammed by fans on Tuesday.Madonna, 61, showed support for the doctors shown in the video, including Dr. Stella Immanuel who has a history of believing in satanic plots and that endometriosis is caused by 'sex demons' among other outlandish claims.

Madonna is backing a series of false claims.

Drake has scored another major chart record in the U.S. after breaking a tie with Madonna for the most Billboard Hot 100 top 10 hits.Popstar and Greece, the rapper’s new collaborations with DJ Khaled, debut at three and eight on the new countdown, giving Drake his 39th and 40th top 10s.