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Kylie Jenner shared a sweet TikTok video from a recent shopping spree with her four-year-old daughterStormiWebsterat Harrods in London, England, earlier this week.While visiting a display for her brands, Kylie Cosmetics and Kylie Skin, at theluxury department store, the24-year-old makeup mogul documented filmed herself in the car on the way over while rocking a hot pink figure-hugging top and black miniskirt.After expressing her excitement about their plans,the reality star twirled her little girl before stocking up on some of her products, including a few lip kits. Adventurous: Kylie Jenner shared a sweet TikTok video from a recent shopping spree with her four-year-old daughter Stormi Webster at Harrods in London, England, earlier this week'Two of them—one for me, and one for you,' she told her firstborn, who held onto a shopping basket.

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hair apparent of good genes.The mother of a baby born with a full head of hair was told she’d lose it by the time she was six months old. Instead, her locks have only grown thicker and more luscious.Hannah Beddows posted a video of her daughter’s enviable mane to TikTok — showing her, then, as an infant with a thick head of hair, and now, rocking even more hair.Beddows was told by doctors that “most of [her daughter’s] hair will fall out,” she claimed in text over the video, now with over 4.7 million views.She captioned the clip, simply, with the crying-laughing emoji, as the tot has seemingly not lost a strand of hair since birth.There’s no predicting why or when a baby will be blessed with a lush head of hair.

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TIKTOK star Addison Rae has been slammed for posing up in a 'blasphemous' Adidas bikini. The influencer sparked fury with her latest Instagram snap as she wore a religious-themed two-piece. The 21-year-old shared an image of herself in an £82 bikini that features the words "Father" and "Son" on the top.

TikTok account has been unceremoniously shut down after MPs complained about the social media platform's links to China.The app, which is owned by Chinese parent firm ByteDance, was to be used as a way to engage young people with politics.However, MPs have raised serious concerns about user data being sent to Beijing.READ MORE: What does 'zesty' mean on TikTok? Sexual meaning explained as word goes viralThe tension between China and Parliament has heated up following Westminister banning Chinese company Huawei from involvement in the UK’s 5G network as well as China sanctioning several MPs for criticising the nation's treatment of the Uighur Muslim minority group.A UK Parliament spokesperson said: "Based on Member feedback, we are closing the pilot UK Parliament TikTok account earlier than we had planned."The account was a pilot initiative while we tested the platform as a way of reaching younger audiences with relevant content about Parliament."A group of senior Conservative MPs including the likes of Tom Tugendhat, Nus Ghani and former Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith, all complained about the short-lived TikTok account in a letter that was sent to the Speakers of the Commons and the Lords.The very same MPs who established their concern about the platform were also the ones who spoke out against human rights abuses as Duncan Smith praised the government for their decision to shut down the account.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.He said: "We are pleased that Parliament, immediately they were told, understood there was a problem and shut it down."It's important for others to look at that now and we need to start talking to people about not using

last year — with the hashtags #bamarush and #rushtok having amassed more than one billion views combined on TikTok currently.So get your Kendra Scott jewelry and tote bag ready because it’s time to watch higher ed’s most grueling popularity contest yet.Associated clips on the social media platform offer a peak into the life of a University of Alabama Greek life hopeful as they share their outfits of the day (#OOTD, for short), show off their their on-trend — and often monogramed — tote bags and discuss recruitment essentials and advice on getting into the right sorority.According to the Alabama Panhellenic Association, this year’s recruitment officially begins on August 6 for potential new members — dubbed “PNMs” — who have been preparing for weeks (if not their whole lives), all the while documenting the process online.PNMs are competing to join one of the 18 National Panhellenic Conference chapters at Bama. In July, the panhellenic association announced that 2,575 students had signed up to rush, as reported by AL.comPNMs must be ready for anything during rush “week,” which usually spans about 9 days.

posted the video on TikTok, told her 120,300 followers that the small leather-bound book dates back to the Victorian Era, the 63 year period from 1837 to 1901.In the now-viral clip, which has racked up more than 2.1 million views and nearly 404,000 likes as of Wednesday afternoon, Dryer writes: “Me, innocently buying an antique book off the internet — [and] finding multiple pieces of human hair from the 1800s inside.”According to Dyer, the hair was discovered in little envelopes bearing a person’s name, as well as a date.

supports HTML5 videoAnother wrote: ‘Those beautiful little babies , what people will do for views. It’s a sad world we live in.’Peta (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) had the most damning verdict on the video, as the animal rights non-profit organisation called the TV chef ‘callous’ for the insensitive post.Elisa Allen, Peta UK’s Vice President of Programmes told Metro.co.uk in a statement: ‘Gordon Ramsay is a callous man who makes a fool of himself: intimidating gentle lambs is loutish, not amusing.#duet with @thatveganteacher Beef #burgers were consumed while making this tiktok #ramsayreacts #fyp‘What would be funny is if his children went vegan and disowned him – much in the way Elon Musk’s daughter disowned her father.‘Those lambs are just babies who want little from life but the chance to live it and not end up in this moron’s – or anyone else’s – mouth.’Gordon Ramsay stirs up controversy as he teases lambs in TikTok videoJoe Wicks counts Gordon Ramsay and Russell Brand as celebrity pals he can text for adviceGordon Ramsay and Rachel Stevens among celebs spotted at ITV's star-studded summer partyMany fans also suggested Gordon’s video could anger the ‘vegan teacher’ TikToker who wrote a song encouraging him to give up eating meat and animal products.He had duetted her video as he munched on lettuce leaves, before taking a huge bite out of a beef burger and calling the woman a ‘vegan doughnut’.Got a story?If you’ve got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the Metro.co.uk entertainment team by emailing us our Submit Stuff page – we’d love to hear from you.

TikTok after a haircut he received from his mum left him looking like Mr. Burns from The Simpsons.Twelve-year-old Nathaniel Glennen initially asked his mum, Johanna, for a cut inspired by Gargamel, the evil wizard from The Smurfs, but his family were soon left in hysterics when he was left looking like Homer Simpson’s boss.Johanna shared a video of the haircut on her TikTok account, adding the caption: “Am I a bad mum for getting my son cut his hair like Mr Burns [sic].”You can watch the video below.Gargomal or Limmeny Snickets even? #mrburns #gargomal #thesmurfs #amiabadmum #badhairday #pinknade #limenysniket #thesimpsons ♬ original sound – Johanna Clark “He had this beautiful wavy blonde hair that he always wore swept to the side,” Johanna told The Mirror.“I cut it myself because I felt weird going into the barber in our small country town and asking for such a crazy cut.

posted the 11-second clip on TikTok with the caption, “When Jason Momoa is your flight attendant,” along with a very stripped-down version of “Under the Sea” from “The Little Mermaid. The video has since hit 566,000 likes as of Wednesday.In addition to the water bottles, the “Game of Thrones” alum gave every passenger a whopping 10,000 Hawaiian Airlines miles.Yoshikawa also revealed that it was her grandmother who sent her the video.

Gordon Ramsay has been slammed online by vegans and vegetarians on TikTok after he was filmed chasing lambs 'to put them in the oven.'.In the clip, the celebrity chef was seen clambering into an enclosure housing several lambs while singing: “Yummy yum yum. I’m going to eat you!”The lambs are seen approaching him, and he asks: “Which one’s going in the oven first?”READ MORE: Gino D'Acampo compares Gordon Ramsay's nipples to Brussels sprouts on hilarious ITV show“You!” he said before jumping into the pen, sending the lambs scrambling to the far end as he exclaimed: “Oven time!”But the 28-second video sparked backlash online as viewers found it to be a distasteful way to end an animal's life.One TikTok user wrote: "Alright I think Gordon has finally lost it.

Gordon Ramsey 's children should disown him. The TV Chef released a controversial TikTok video where he climbs into a lamb pen and declares to the animals: "I'm going to eat you!" The 55-year-old then rubs his hands together and says 'yummy yum yum yum yum', before asking the clueless farm animals: "Which one is going in the oven first?" READ MORE: First Dates' Fred Sirieux brands Gordon Ramsay a 'dinner lady on speed' after TV blunder He then chooses his pray and lunges towards the startled farm animals.The video has racked up a whopping 9.3 million and many fans thought the video was amusing.However some viewers are annoyed by the video and have taken to the comments to complain.One person said: "Gordon Ramsey was so stupid to post that yummy lamb video"Another said: "I'm not vegan or vegetarian but that crosses the line."A third commented: "I've lost all respect for Gordon Ramsey."While a fourth penned: "These beautiful little babies, what people wil do for views.

Walker Hayes. The country singer is reflecting on the viral success of his hit single one year after its release while looking ahead to his next moves. «I've paid a lot of bills,» he jokes of the chart-topping song's explosive success, adding with a laugh: «I'm not in debt anymore, so that's great.

Elton John and ABBA’s Benny Andersson are having fun on TikTok with a piano mash-up of two of their hits.

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weight loss transformation as she shredded her tum and gained a ‘peachy’ bum in the process.Sophia Ashmore decided to hit the gym to transform her figure and lost four stone in just seven months.She looks that different, some people can’t quite get over her change in appearance and so trolls have accused her of using photoshop.READ MORE: 'I spent years hiding body – but now could cry about how good I look in bikini'But, Sophia was certain that snap editing was not the case for her as she embraced her new hourglass figure.In a TikTok clip that has racked up 2.8million views, the aspiring songwriter first shared what she looked like before she set out on her slimming journey.Sophia donned a blush pink lacy bralette and some grey skin-tight joggers as she let her relaxed belly peep through her torso-showing outfit.She stared at the camera as she donned a bare face and pulled some sunglasses to rest on the top of her head.Fast forward seven months down the line, Sophia certainly looks unrecognisable.The slimmer now has a more petite figure along with a rounded bottom.Her physique was accentuated with a figure hugging blue mini dress that cinched in her now smaller waist and highlighted larger booty.Sophia posed on a balcony as she flaunted her body for her 58,000 followers to gawk at.And as her fans were impressed, Sophia’s comments section became flooded with compliments in no time.One person commented: “Well played.”Another user added: “I am proud of your hard work and dedication because you wanted to do it, you looked stunning before too babes.”While a third voiced: “Too impressive.”Someone else noted: “It[her bum] went to the opposite side and u look gorgeous in both.”Meanwhile, a fifth person shared: “Yeah this will be

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TikTok has filed patents for “TikTok music”, suggesting that the video sharing platform has a music streaming app in the works.As uncovered by Insider [further reporting via The Verge], ByteDance, TikTok’s parent company, filed a trademark application in May with the US Patent and Trademark Office. It follows a “TikTok Music” trademark that was filed in Australia last November.According to the filing the service would let users purchase, play, share and download music.