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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.

A tiny dance star in the making is apparently lighting up social media. Little Declan Russell of Chino, California, just 14 months old, was in the process of learning to walk when he surprised everyone around him by dancing instead — showing off some impressive wiggles and jiggles and delighting himself in the process, too. In a video posted by his mom, Amanda Russell, on her TikTok account — "amanduhlovesyou" on Sept.

TikTok to hysterically laugh at the much loved meal.READ MORE: Brits baffled as American tourist visits UK and falls in love with Boots storesWhat is that supposedly funny dish, you ask? Beans on toast.The American took to TikTok where her 'culturally offensive' views went viral. "Bro, British people are putting beans on toast", she let out a roar of laughter.As she struggled to contain her cackling, the American mimicked a cockney British accent.

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Ilana Kaplan It’s been seven years since Charlie Puth’s single “See You Again” thrust him into the pop spotlight. While the pandemic cratered the touring business, Puth, like almost all musicians and performers, turned to social media to stay in the public eye. He used TikTok to reach out to fans, replacing some of the energy that came from live shows. Not only did his more than 19 million followers get some of his thirst traps, but they also learned a handful of lessons about music theory. Now, the New Jersey-born singer is ready to bare all with his third album, “Charlie.” How did Tik Tok transform your music career? It made me very open-minded to showing the process. I used to have this mentality of “I need to go away for an extended period of time and work on my music alone and not show anybody and give away the secrets.” But now I can give every secret away. It actually makes the songs more vibrant.

Jem Aswad Senior Music Editor TikTok parent ByteDance has begun talks with music labels about expanding its music-streaming service into more than a dozen markets in a move that would place it in direct competition with Spotify, Apple Music and other major streaming services, according to the Wall Street Journal. According to the report, the initial plan is to expand the company’s Resso service, which is currently only available in India, Indonesia and Brazil, into more than a dozen markets, although the U.S. is not said to be part of the next phase of expansion. The Journal’s sources say significant hurdles remain in the negotiations, but ByteDance wants the service to eventually be integrated within TikTok and to serve as a major platform for distributing music around the world.

married to his "hot wife".Scott, from Houston, Texas, has been in a relationship with his wife Divine, from the Philippines, for five years.They connected unexpectedly after Divine contacted him on Facebook in 2017 because she thought he was someone else.READ MORE: Married swingers encourage bonking others and trot across globe for 'sexploits'They chatted for quite some time before they decided to take the plunge – and started a long-distance relationship.Then in November 2017, Scott went to see Divine in the Philippines for the first time, and he later popped the question.Their long-distance romance continued for four years, and then Divine relocated to the US before they got hitched.In 2021 they took to TikTok to make videos about their relationship – but the short clips made many people doubt their romance was real. A lot of people think Divine is only with Scott because he "has money", and some even claim she stayed with him to bag a "green card."Speaking in a YouTube video by Truly, Scott said: "Before I met Divine, life was pretty boring.

Tara Reid is taking over TikTok! The American Pie star, 46, has gone viral for her unlikely singalong collaborations with John Grimes, 30, from the Irish singing duo Jedward.The actress shared their latest musical effort on Monday, with the pair seen standing in a parking garage while wearing fancy nighttime clothes as they sang Britney Spears' Toxic. Taking over! Tara Reid has gone viral on TikTok for her unlikely singalong collaborations with John Grimes, 30, from the Irish singing duo JedwardThe duo know each other from when they took part in the 2011 season of Celebrity Big Brother.  'Cause you love my singing so much here’s another one,' Tara humorously captioned the post - which amassed 2.7 million likes. The blonde beauty sparkled in a sleeveless glittering gown with a thigh-high split and a black belt at the waist.

serial killer has revealed the contents of letters she receives from him - including one where he told her she looked fat at her wedding. Melissa Moore, who posts on TikTok as @lifeafterhappyface, is the daughter of the Happy Face killer Keith Hunter Jesperson who murdered at least eight women in the United States during the early 1990s.The twisted man got his name after he drew smiley faces on his many letters to the media and authorities.

Paramount’s Parker Finn-directed horror pic Smile has laughed its way across the $100M mark globally. And it did so in under two weeks of release. Through Tuesday, the gross is $102.3M worldwide, made up of $55.5M domestic and $46.8M from the international box office. 

Kate Moss has been spotted partying with former The Pogues star Shane MacGowan and his wife Victoria Mary Clarke, at Shane's new art exhibition at the Andipa art gallery in London. The supermodel and icon, 48, posed up a storm on Tuesday as she stood behind Shane, 64, who is now in a wheelchair after suffering ailing health after years of hard partying. Since his successful career with The Pogues, who are responsible for the iconic Christmas hit Fairytale of New York, Shane has become an accomplished artist, and his works were set to sell for up to £32,000 at the exhibition.

With so many artists emerging from TikTok in 2022, it can be difficult to cut through the noise. One artist who's managed to transcend the app and replicate her social media success on the Official Chart, though, is New Jersey export Jax.

delivery driver appeared to be having the shift from hell after he was spotted using a wheelie bin to escape an angry customer's lock-in attempt.With the gates locked and the customer furious with a botched parcel order, it appeared the delivery driver was trapped with no way out.In a now viral TikTok clip, a user shared the heated back-and-forth between a driver, who can be heard saying: "Trust me, you will never see this phone."READ MORE: 'Democracy Manifest' - sting operation, music cameo and decades search for furious blokeA furious woman then appears, brandishing a receipt and a passport in her hand, replying: "I'm going to never see this phone now?"Although there appeared to be a lack of context over what the back-and-forth rage was about, it was clear that the postie had been trapped against his will.In a scene that did not quite replicate The Great Escape, the DPD delivery driver was seen dragging a wheelie bin, mounting it and clambering over the fence to freedom.His daring escape comes after the raving woman attempted to grab the parcel in the postie's pocket, who told her to "Get the f**k away from here."The TikTok reel was captioned: "When DPD won't give you your parcel, so you lock them in."The incident exploded, with people mixed on whether or not the response of a lock-in over a refusal to deliver parcels was all that warranted.One wrote: "You've just committed a crime.

cooking hack to ensure you fold your wrap perfectly – and it guaranties no spillage. READ MORE:You're poaching eggs wrong - simple trick makes them perfect every timeWhat's more – in the clip – she even whips up a breakfast wrap using hashbrowns, sausage, bacon and eggs.And if that doesn't get your taste buds tingling – then we don't know what will!The TikTok user, who goes by the name of FitWaffle, tested out the nifty trick in a tutorial video.In the short clip, viewers get to see her do one simple thing that could transform the way you fold a wrap forever – all you need to do is cut a simple line from the edge of the wrap to the centre of it.Once this is done simply add your fillings and fold accordingly.It's quick, simple and fuss-free - and everything stays perfectly in tact.In the video she said: "I thought I'd try out the new wrap hack that's going around, but make a breakfast one."I added bacon, hash browns, sausage and scrambled eggs to my wrap, folded it up and toasted it."Although my grill was a bit small for this."I cut it in half, because I was forced to share it, and drenched it in maple syrup."Is that weird? Anyway, it was amazing."A lot of people were left unsure about the flavour combo, but it's fair to say some people were also left impressed with the nifty technique.One person even said the breakfast delight looked "perfect", and told her she shouldn't change a thing."Should have replaced the wrap with a pancake," one person said.Meanwhile, another added: "'Because I was forced to share it' – that's so relatable."A third also commented: "Everyone complaining about the maple syrup – can't go wrong with maple syrup."Same as on bacon and pancakes."READ NEXT:Simple cooking spray hacks to prevent mucky

holiday in Cancun, Mexico, before finding out his hotel room was being dissected by a hotel employee.Brunello intended to keep eyes on his hotel room through his usage of iSentry, an app that turns a computer's web camera into a motion-sensing security system.

The founder of a Vale charity - campaigning for a cure for her son’s rare condition - said she has become the victim of a smear campaign over a fundraising calendar.

Last week’s episode of the Great British Bake Off, which aired both in the UK and the US, has left fans with a poor taste in their mouths.

Emily Ratajkowski stepped out for a stroll with her one-year-old son Sylvester in New York City on Sunday.The 31-year-old American model was joined by a friend and dressed casually in a long black leather coat over a green blouse as they enjoyed the beautiful fall weather.Earlier this week the model wowed in a double denim ensemble as she attended Paris Fashion Week's Loewe show on Friday. Doting mother: Emily Ratajkowski stepped out for a stroll with her son in New York City on SundayOn Saturday, the supermodel told Sydney Confidential that the online world can be 'toxic' and present unattainable 'curated' ideals for women.'Obviously, social media is incredibly toxic,' she said.