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TikTok is sweeping the internet. Women are keeping their intrauterine devices (IUD), known as the coil, after they've been removed and keeping them on a necklace.Some have chosen to frame their contraceptive devices and turn them into jewellery.Now videos on the platform show women fashioning the IUD into a necklace by attaching a chain or rope and putting it on.Jorie Jaden created a storm when she posted a video to her 1.2million followers as it racked up over 200,000 likes.Females online explained how immortalising their IUDs makes them feel empowered.One said: "Reproductive care saves lives.

body positive influencer and journalist Danae Mercer has exposed how fellow content creators can ‘edit’ themselves into looking happy even when they are actually in floods of tears.She demonstrated the sneaky trick to her 172,000 TikTok followers which revealed how she was able to quickly manipulate the photo of her face.Danae wrote in the clip: “Watch how easy it is to edit sad into happy.”At first Danae showed a bare face snap of herself when she was crying and had a frown.She then tapped a quick edit which completely smoothed out her face, removed her tears, and added some glam makeup.The influencer then added volume to her hair - and most importantly a dashing smile showing some pearly whites.Behind the edited snap is a photo of Danae looking sad, and without her having revealed that it was just retouched no one would have known any different.She assured her followers: “And it’s okay to cry.”Stunned at Danae’s clip, many people fled to the comments to thank her for shedding light on the issue.One person commented: “Bruh imagine the amount of girls who have done this.”Another user added: “Gosh, I love your channel so much. Makes me feel so much more confident.”Whilst a third person voiced: “Jesus, I don’t trust anything now.”Someone else shared: “This is terrifying!”Meanwhile, a fifth person expressed: “The internet has always been a crazy place, but jeez.” Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter

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

Gordon Ramsay is back on our TV screens with his upcoming BBC show titled Future Foodstars - with one clip seeing him in a fast food drive thru. The TV chef is known for not holding back with his opinion and as he shared a new TikTok clip, he made sure his sheer honesty was up to scratch for a skit on the BBC show.In the clip Gordon is seen speaking into the machine to tell the drive thru staff his order, but when a response is not immediate he beeped to get the attention of staff.Once he submitted his order Gordon drove round to the collection as he shouted to two cyclists: "Guys what are you waiting for now your food's going to be cold!"As they told him they were getting water Gordon shouted: "Sorry guys!" while inside the drive thru staff realised they hadn't paid for their order.The member of staff shouted them back as Gordon said: "No I'm not going to let them pay," shouting to the cyclists: "Hey guys I'm taking care of that.

Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly have made their own hilarious spin on a viral TikTok video. The original video, which has 23.4 million views and 3.4 million likes, was posted one week ago and shows TikToker Katey Lorell setting up a camera to film herself.As she moves backward to show off her outfit, she bumps into the corner of a bed post and makes a high-pitched “ah” sound as she falls onto the bed.The TikToker captioned the video: "Just trying to show my fit off but the good lord had other plans."The TikTok went viral all over social media with thousands of users sharing their own TikTok's using the sound in hilarious ways.Ant and Dec then hopped on the trend and shared their duet with their 3.9 million TikTok followers.In the clip, they used the "ah" as the starting note before uttering their famous line "I'm a celebrity, get me out of here."Unsurprisingly, their duet racked up thousands of comments from fans who believed this is "the best one yet."One user wrote: "The best one yet" followed by several laughing emojis.Another penned: "You need to edit it into the im a celeb intro song."A third commented: "Now this KILLED us."While a fourth said: "By far the best duet yet."One video which has over 12 million views and over 2 million likes, features a user singing “Stayin’ Alive” by the Bee Gees over the audio as they let the "ah" sound replace one of the lyrics.Katey's "ah" was also remixed into another video that features a creator singing "No Matter What I Do" by Nelly which has been viewed by over 12 million and also gained over 2 million likes.

Footage has emerged on social media of Scottish BMX riders flirting with danger as part of a disgraceful new TikTok trend.

‘How to fold a fitted sheet’ has accrued more than 22 million views, while ‘shelfies’ of neatly folded, colour-co-ordinated clothes come courtesy of a rich subculture on Instagram, from the 1.4 million followers of organiser @EffectiveSpaces to the 4,000 followers of Californian eight-year-old @thefoldingkid, herself the daughter of a folding influencer. The Telegraph’s own Lisa Armstrong is among the obsessives, having demonstrated on her Instagram the plastic folding contraption that helps keep her shelves satisfyingly sharp.

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.

Lizzo has confirmed she is in a relationship.The About Damn Time hitmaker said 'Yeah, whatever, yeah' when Andy Cohen asked if she was dating someone when she was a guest on his SiriusXM Radio Andy showthis week.Lizzo has been seen several times in the past year with a mystery man: they were spotted together last summer, in October and on Valentine's Day in February. Is this the man?Lizzo has confirmed she is in a relationship.

OnlyFans model who makes more than £275,000 a year on the raunchy site says showing off her boobs makes her feel "empowered". Sara Blake Cheek, @thesaracheeky on TikTok and @thesarablake on Instagram, started her account on the subscription-based adult site in 2020.

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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.

first posted on TikTok by user Brittany Cosmo, show the limber ladies getting low while being hyped up by a Stetson-donning master of ceremonies on a sizeable stage.The event — which apparently started out as a concert — quickly turned into a butt-bouncing battle royale between four contestants, who each had their own unique styles, according to Cosmo.“This how the blues concert went,” she captioned the video.

Tinder when he was 40 years old and she was just 18 has been blasted with messages saying their relationship is "wrong".Sav and Mark, from Sydney, Australia, regularly post about their 22-year age gap relationship on TikTok where they joke about the difference between their generations.The couple have now been together for five years and tied the knot in an intimate ceremony at home with only their closest family and friends. In the clip, Sav reflected on how she met Mark at the age of 18 when she "thought I would die a virgin".The TikToker then shows footage of her husband sipping on a mug of coffee and comments: "This 40-year-old MF matching with me on Tinder."Since it was uploaded with the caption "don't be mad" and the hashtags #daddy and #agegaplove the post has received a mixed reaction.One user commented: "I’m not into older guys myself, but what you see in him specifically is clear as day, oh my."Another viewer suggested Sav's husband Mark was a "Colin Farrell" lookalike and someone else called him "handsome as f***"."That shouldn't legal," blasted a third TikTok user.Someone else said: "Talk to us again a couple of years after it’s over Luv.

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.

A sheep dog has gone viral online after a video showing his reaction to his favourite and least favourite words appeared on various social media platforms.

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.

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TikTok video shared earlier this week, seeming to reference her husband Justin Bieber's 2018 split from Selena Gomez. And one day later, Hailey Bieber was spotted arriving in Miami for Justin's Justice world tour date stop in the Florida city. The 25-year-old model flashed her flat midriff in a crop top and sweats as she stepped off a private plane at the airport in Miami with Justin.

#fyp #foryou #knittingBut his favorite pastime has more benefits than he bargained for.