Mormon Mommy TikToker Reveals 'Soft Swinging' With Friends Is Causing MULTIPLE Influencer Divorces!

Sir Paul McCartney made history on Saturday as the oldest solo artist to headline Glastonbury Festival.

Dwayne Johnson shared that his ancestors motivate him to complete his workouts.

Love Island without asking her.Rylee Schindler, from the US, took to TikTok on Monday (June 6) telling viewers that she could be on Love Island USA because of her mum.She wrote in the post: "When my mum randomly signs me up to be on Love Island, incorrectly method acting as me throughout the questionnaire without asking...Fingers crossed!"Screenshots of a text thread shows the conversation with her mum, which was marked as occurring on February 21.Her mum sends the first message at 7.41am, writing: "Good morning you unicorn! What is your email?"Three hours later with no reply from Rylee, her mum writes again. "FYI If you get a call from a casting director to Love Island...I submitted your application," she reveals."One of the questions was...what do you want to get out of your experience on Love Island? Your answer was...to be discovered so you can pursue your music career."If you happen to find your 'person', that would be wonderful too.

Amy Hart has opened up about her Love Island wardrobe, confirming she was given £2,000 worth of clothes before she entered the villa.Amy took part in the 2019 series, which was sponsored by clothing brand I Saw It First, who gave her a gift card to purchase clothes from their website.The reality star took to TikTok to answer questions about the dating series, with one fan asking "where do you get the clothes you wear on the show from"?Amy said: "So for our year, we were sponsored by I Saw It First."We all got a £1,000 gift card to use online but it was actually fifty percent off at the time, so we got £2,000 each."Then you could bring in two suitcase ands bring in other clothes as well, from other bands."Then every week we were sent in like a little duffel bag with some more clothes in it that we sort of picked out from the gifting suite."This year, they teamed up with eBay, so in the girls' dressing room, in a corner, there's a little preloved closet, which they filled with things they bought from eBay second hand."The girls and the boys are being encouraged to wear, share and rewear their clothes to save the planet and hopefully it will encourage other people to rewear stuff as well." For more of the latest showbiz news from the Daily Star, make sure you sign up for one of our newsletters here.It's not the first time the former air hostess has given fans an insight into what it's like being a contestant on the series, recently claiming she had been on an extreme weight loss plan in the run up to the show.She confirmed she would ring in sick at work so she could attend her daily gym sessions, while also adhering to a strict vegan diet.

If you had to ask us to name a makeup product we’d consider a holy grail item, it’s Chanel’s Les Beiges Healthy Glow Bronzing Cream.The lightweight, velvety bronzer gives the skin a glowy, sun-kissed appearance and is adored by beauty editors and influencers alike. But despite its cult status, not everyone can afford its hefty price tag (it costs £43 here).

CMU’s Andy Malt and Chris Cooke review key events in music and the music business from the last week, including the UK’s Music Managers Forum new report on the topic of digital burnout and the wider debate around pressures being placed by the music industry on artists – particularly female artists – to be heavily active on TikTok, plus the petition calling on UK song rights collecting society PRS to reconsider its decision to reduce the funding it provides to the PRS Foundation.

Shay Mitchell’s family just got bigger.

Kim Kardashianwas denied entry to Queen Elizabeth IIPlatinum Jubilee, to the end of Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard defamation trial, its been a long week.

Clarisse would not be pleased. One TikTok user found a funny mistake in The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement that would not pass muster with the Genovian court.

It appears tensions have cooled a little between Halsey and their record label.

Diplo is arguably one of the more popular DJ's in the world... though he apparently isn't recognizable enough to get into a party he was hired to work at.The 43-year-old musician (bornThomas Wesley Pentz) took to TikTok and Instagram on Monday, sharing a video with his fans that showed security at a Cannes Film Festival Party wouldn't let him in...

Body positive influencer Emily Bispo has slammed children's cartoons for making women ‘fear fatness’ from childhood.The self-love enthusiast, also known as Bunny, is never short of inspiring her 1.3 million TikTok followers with her body acceptance clips.Emily often posts videos of herself in bikinis so she can flaunt off her natural beauty in all it’s glory.She previously defeated trolls who said she can’t wait for the two piece swimwear because she is not a ‘skinny girl’.However, this time round, Emily has decided to broaden her mission for spreading positivity and beating negative views of women’s bodies by blasting children’s cartoons.The influencer took to TikTok to share a snap first posted by body confidence advocate Alex Light.Alex’s photo highlighted that some Disney princesses have smaller waists and more petite shapes. Whereas, some of the female villains are larger in shape as she branded them “evil” and “ugly”.She believes children would make these negative associations to “fat” people, and relate the “thinness” and “beauty” with the smaller sized princesses.Spotting Alex’s viral Instagram post, Emily shared it in a clip and shared her thoughts on the comparison.Emily slammed: “No because young girls have ALWAYS been taught to fear fatness and bigger bodies."It has been ingrained in our heads since CHILDHOOD.

conspiracy theorist has claimed that the attack on 9/11 may have been sparked by a time traveller from 2038 who was on a secret government mission. The September 11 attacks have long become the subject of outlandish conspiracy theories, with people blaming everything from President George Bush to controlled demolitions of the Twin Towers.However, TikTok user, Ty Notts, took to the app to pose the peculiar theory that the series of four coordinated suicide terrorists, was actually sparked by time travel. In the clip, which has gained more than 1,700 likes, the conspiracy theorist said: "Time traveller from the year 2038 may have caused the nine 11 world trade centre disaster.

Bella Thorne, Nick Jonas, and more check out the 10 best celebrity TikToks of the week.Kylie, Kendall, and Kris Jenner get caught with a hilarious filter while on a private plane. The video has over 26 million views.

beauty influencer has shared the horrific consequences of a woman who would constantly reapply her makeup after not removing it from the day before. James Welsh, who has gained 1.42million YouTube subscribers by giving tips for makeup and skincare, took to TikTok to share the story of Theresa Lynch.

After overcoming insecurities about the way she looked, the influencer now spends her time preaching self-love messages to her 1.3million TikTok followers.Although she receives a lot of praise from her inspired fans, Emily also has a number of trolls lurking within the comments.The dark haired beauty has claimed that she even is trolled by ‘teenage boys’ for just being comfortable in her body.In a clip that has racked up 848,000 views, Emily donned a sizzling hot red bikini set as she lounged in the beaming sun.She wrote in the video: “POV: A teenage boy on the internet calls me a whale.”Not letting the remark get to her, Emily sarcastically jibed: “Real original there big boy."Disgusted at the cruel comment targeted towards Emily, many people fled to support the babe - and some even related.One person commented: “I know right, it's sad how boys don't realise women's bodies aren't supposed to always look like a 15 year old.”Another user added: “No cause boys act like girls and women's bodies are supposed to look like models ? Blame the parents to be honest.”Whilst a third person voiced: “Bro even models have rolls when they sit down. When I was a (UK) size six even I did.”Someone else slammed: “All the boys who had a problem with my weight back in school are now married to women my size or bigger.”Meanwhile, a fifth fan shared: “Boys in secondary used to moo and stomp when I walked past, I was a UK 12 which is a USA 10? Not even big.” Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter

TikTok users aren't happy about it.Musician Jarrah Skye, who performs under the name Mumfighter, filmed himself quickly applying for a significant chunk of his monthly requirement to get his fortnightly benefits payment of $642.70 (£511).Filming his record speed for a light-hearted video he shared to TikTok, gaining more than 3,900 likes, despite the job-seeker service requiring people to spend 15 to 29 hours each week searching for jobs.He completed each Centrelink application for roles in media and marketing within minutes.However, people accused the bloke, who lost his job at the start of the Covid pandemic, of being a bludger but he says he genuinely wants to be employed.But among the critics was a Centrelink employee who wrote: "You’ll be hearing from us."Thankfully some staff enjoy TikTok, especially the auditing team. This is not acceptable."Someone else said: “If only you put that much effort into actually getting a job."Another wrote: "But why wouldn’t you say really try and get a job? How is Centrelink money enough to survive, save and have a reasonably good life?”The Australian claims he has only been invited to attend two interviews since the beginning of his Jobseeker programme and TikToker's decided to give him advice on how to make his application process better.For the latest breaking news and stories from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.One user suggested: "Nah bro.

Mia Khalifa was in tears when she took to TikTok with an emotional post about 'healing her inner child.'The 29-year-old posted the clip as part of a trend where users share something they have learned to love in their life that their past self would have appreciated.In the clip, which has more than 88,000 likes, the Lebanese-American Onlyfans star was seen wiping tears from her face as she revealed a photo of herself as a child with braces.She was responding to the other user's text which reads: "We get it. You finally love your culture.

body positive influencer Cassandra Bankson has revealed that they might not be so ‘perfect’ after all.In a TikTok clip that has racked up 131,000 views, the brunette beauty has slammed the use of filters and Photoshop on social media.Cassandra shared a regular statement she is told by people who think that the photo editing tools are not an issue.She shared: “Photoshop and filters are harmless. Stop overreacting…”But the stunning influencer has stood her ground to show just how deceiving the snap altering devices can be.Cassandra shared a series of photos that had been edited and then compared them with the original.In one snap, the brunette babe manipulated her tum to be flatter and altered her waist to be more cinched.But in reality, Cassandra’s gorgeous figure looks a lot different when not edited using Photoshop.The influencer then shared a snap where she had edited her face to have a more tanned complexion along with smoother skin.Cassandra then exposed the original snap which differed from the highly edited version.Inspired by Cassandra’s post, many people fled to the comments to praise the influencer for sharing the reality of social media.One person commented: “I love that I see your natural face in all your videos.

The stars of Top Gun: Maverick stepped out in N.Y. and L.A. to support the film at influencer screenings on both coasts!

travel tips and airport hacks on TikTok and answers viewers' questions on the tricks of the trade.In a recent video, she urged to people to "always use tissue paper over toilet paper".The air hostess explains: "When turbulence hits and little boys and girls, well little boys, who are pointing and shooting, they kind of, you know, point and shoot everywhere."That usually ends up on the toilet paper, so if you don't want that kind of stuff in your nether regions, the tissue paper is usually up top, it's cleaner."So just use that instead of toilet paper."People found it shocking, with some saying they would even consider bringing their own toilet paper from now on.One said: "Why didn't you tell this sooner? Like 30 years ago!""I could've gone my whole life without knowing this. Thank God I bring wipes with me!" a second commented.Some said they usually pack washable wipes with them when they travel while a few said they would avoid using airplane toilets or any public toilet if possible.Brenda also gave tips for a "smooth" security check at airports.She suggested people to wear easy-to-remove shoes to save up time to take off and put them back onShe also said there's a way to get large liquids through the security check.Get all the biggest Travel news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter"Simple, freeze them," Brenda said.