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Big Brother star Orlaith McAllister is the first to admit she was "carefree" when she appeared on the show almost two decades ago.These days, life is much different than when she was shot to fame overnight thanks to the Channel 4 reality show. Long gone are the celebrity parties and bright lights of London, as she now has a new career back in her native Northern Ireland.Read more: 'I was sick of being trashy girl he didn't want – now I'm classy he can't get me'But, as her dazzling Instagram pictures show, she's looks just as incredible as she did back then.Orlaith rose to fame in 2005 when she took part in Big Brother’s sixth series which was eventually won by Anthony Hutton.Then 26, she was “carefree” and without a “worry in the world”.

Former Chelsea and England captain John Terry has revealed former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson wanted to sign him as a youngster.

sporting sex scandal has seen rugby league star Joe Westerman caught cheating on his wife in an alleyway.Westerman, 33, was videoed performing a sex act on an unidentified woman in a clip which went viral on social media. He's subsequently been fined by club Castleford Tigers, who have ordered him to perform community service to educate young people on the effects of alcohol.The back rower admitted he "needs to work on his decision-making" around booze as he issued an apology, while his wife Lauren has insisted it's not her in the video.READ MORE:Rugby ace Joe Westerman 'filmed performing sex act in alley' with woman who's 'not wife'She took to Twitter to post: "Can I make this VERY clear that this is NOT me!!!!!! And we have three children one of whom is almost 15 and she doesn’t need to see things like this all over social media!"Westerman's controversy is the latest in a long line of sex scandals in sport, so Daily Star Sport is taking a look at some of the best, or rather the worst, from over the years.There's only one place to start and that's with former Chelsea and England team-mates John Terry and Wayne Bridge.

Real Madrid the lead on the stroke of half-time after smashing the ball into an empty net following a scramble in the penalty area. However, following a VAR check, the goal was ruled out for offside after Federico Valverde was adjudged to have touched the ball first before it was deflected into Benzema's path.At half-time, former referee Walton analysed the decision to rule out the goal during BT Sport's coverage of the Champions League final.Speaking from the BT Sport Studio, Walton explained: "It’s actually an easy one.

Former Chelsea and England captain John Terry has sent a congratulatory message to Manchester United defender Harry Maguire after he became England's highest scoring centre-back in history.