Scots woman falls in love with American prison inmate after connecting on TikTok

missing husband, Carole Baskin refuses to disappear. The “Tiger King” star, 60, was back in the spotlight on Wednesday, starring in a pair of viral TikTok videos that have racked up more than 3 million views.

Tyga has apparently taken an interest in Stormi Webster‘s presence on TikTok, and we have LOTS of questions…

Instagram page where he has over 8,000 followers, and on TikTok too. She told Fabulous: "He gets mistaken for a girl most days especially when he wears his fur and bonnets, but it doesn't bother me."Boys can dress pretty too! I get lots of lovely comments when I'm out with Bodhi most days."The mum claims to spend around £70 a month on just clothes alone for the one-year-old.

TikTok account has been reinstated after it was ‘wrongly removed’.The reality star, who appears on 1000Lb Sisters with sibling Amy Slaton, has been using social media to keep fans updated on her weight loss journey.However, fans were left concerned when the 35-year-old’s TikTok page disappeared without warning earlier this week.It turns out there was a simple misunderstanding over the moderation, with a spokesperson for the platform confirming Metro.co.uk that she is officially back.‘The account in question was wrongly removed and has now been reinstated,’ they said. ‘We are open about the fact that we don’t always get every decision right, which is why we continue to invest at scale in our safety operations.’Tammy returned to TikTok with a bang, sending fans wild with two new videos on her page.Followers flooded her comments section with praise, thrilled that the reality star was back on the platform.‘You go girly! I hope you just be you and focus on your amazing self :),’ one commented.Another agreed: ‘You are looking good!! Keep up the work Tammy! You have so many people on your side!!’‘TAMMY IS IN TIKTOK I REPET TAMMY IS IN TIKTOK,’ a TikTok user yelled.‘Girl you looking happier. I love to see it,’ a fan cheered.‘You look so much better Tammy.

Rosalía has been trainspotting with viral TikTok star Francis Bourgeois – check out the video below.Bourgeois shot to fame after posting a series of trainspotting clips to the social media platform over the course of the COVID pandemic. At the time of writing, he has 2.3million followers on the site.Introducing his latest upload, Bourgeois told his viewers that he’d headed to Kings Cross station in London to check out the Class 91 locomotives.“Hang on a minute – isn’t that Rosalía?” he added as he spotted the Spanish singer-songwriter standing further along the platform. “I’m gonna go say hello to her.

Naman Ramachandran The India expansion plans for short-form video platform Lomotif are well underway via a partnership with billionaire Mukesh Ambani’s Viacom18 media conglomerate.The partnership kicks off with 10-episode science-based reality series “The Inventor Challenge,” which is set for an April debut, with the option of a second season. The series is based on Emmy-winning PBS series “Everyday Edisons,” a format developed by Edison Nation, a company now known as Vinco Ventures.

cat lover said she was horrified after spending £100 on a pet portrait only to be underwhelmed by the finished product.Charley shared a video of the reference photo of her rescue cat, Jasper, followed by the artwork the unnamed artist made on her @charleyge TikTok page.In the photo, Charley's black and white cat is sitting up close to the camera and looking attentive.The finished portrait, which appears to be done in green and black felt-tip pen, shows Jasper in a similar pose but with very little detail.His paws haven't been finished and there is no background in the picture.Jasper also appears to have a different body shape and much smaller ears in the artist's interpretation.Charley used the infamous "what I wanted versus what I got" TikTok audio to express her disappointment and asked viewers: "Am I being too mean or should I ask for a refund?"People were so shocked at the quality of the picture many suggested it was a "joke" and couldn't believe the story was true.One user said: "For £100 quid you better get more than a refund."Some people sounded sarcastic in their replies, with one writing: "Awww a kid drew it, you made their day."Another joked: "Which one is the cat and which one is the picture? it's so realistic that it's impossible to tell.""You need to frame this with the receipt and tag the artist," suggested a third user.Someone else asked Charley: "Oof.

jailbird is singing.Incarcerated “I Believe I Can Fly” crooner R. Kelly, 55, is sparking social media controversy from prison after a young woman posted a now-viral video of him reportedly serenading her over the phone while behind bars on Friday.“R.

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23-second clip was shared with his 2.4 million TikTok followers.Perri said: “I wanted to make it as Spidey as possible. I feel like you want to bring out that inner child and jump about.“I played on the fact it’s the first time you see the three Spider-Men in one film.So, you get three versions of me in this, and a few Spidey moves too.“The main thing is about having fun and getting stuck in.

TikTok has some notes on Catelynn Lowell’s latest video!

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorTikTok… boom!Lin-Manuel Miranda, the multihyphenate who composed eight songs for Disney’s “Encanto” soundtrack, gave thanks to TikTok users who have made hits like “We Don’t Talk About Bruno” go viral on the platform — and helped push the film’s album to the top of the charts worldwide.“I wanted to take a moment to thank you all for all of your outstanding videos featuring songs from ‘Encanto’ that have helped make it one of the top soundtracks on TikTok and all over the world,” Miranda said in a video shared by TikTok’s PR team.He cited TikTokers’ “truly surreal and incredible ‘We Don’t Talk About Bruno’ dances” and “the heartfelt stories set to ‘Dos Oruguitas.'” The latter song is nominated for an Oscar, while Disney did not submit “Bruno” for consideration. Miranda continued, “It’s amazing what you’ve done and the way you guys have taken these songs and been inspired by them and made amazing artwork of your own — and I’m truly grateful.”Since becoming a hit on TikTok, “We Don’t Talk About Bruno” has become the biggest Disney animated musical success on the Billboard Hot 100 in nearly 30 years.

nil points humiliation from our last attempt at Eurovision?Though last year was the worst of UK's shots at Eurovision, no UK act has topped voting charts since Katrina and the Waves in 1997. Hopes are that things will be different this year, with viral social media star Sam Ryder representing the country at Turin, Italy where the 66th Eurovision Song Contest will take place on May 14.Speaking of the opportunity, Sam said: "Having been a fan of Eurovision since I was a kid I am so honoured to have been presented with the opportunity to sing at an event alongside some of Europe’s most talented creatives, performers and songwriters." He added: "I hope to sing my head off in a way the UK can be proud of, and to showcase a song I wrote with my friends last summer makes the whole experience even more special.

Love Island's Demi Jones has received a mixed response from fans after she debuted a brand new hair colour.The Southampton-born style adviser modelled a pair of different dyes for a new TikTok video on Tuesday (March 22) including a blonde and brunette look.But fans were almost entirely in agreement that the 23-year-old should stick with her natural deep shade of ginger, with many saying that they were jealous of her colour.A self-aware Demi seemed to expect this response from her 617,000 followers, writing in the caption: "When people ask why I will never dye my hair", accompanied by smiling face with cold sweat emoji.One fan, who received 5,216 likes on her comment, wrote: "Brunette looks amazing but I love your natural hair." Demi may just have made her day as she replied to the message later, and said: "Omg do you think so! I’m quite a dark ginger so it doesn’t look too extreme compared to the blonde."Another adoring follower offered their own feelings of envy, commenting: "Brown looks nice but it’s got nothing on your natural hair. I seriously have hair envy every time I see you."Other fans were more willing to see her change to a brunette, as one said: "Girl.

Glamour. “I have always loved skincare. I think for me, if I have good skin, I feel so much more confident.”Tinx knows she's a little extra, and she's okay with that.

weight loss journey after checking into a food rehabilitation centre, with her brother Chris announcing she has already dropped an incredible 115lbs. But now her TikTok page - on which she was posting videos on her journey - has gone, with an error message in its place.The page reads: “Couldn’t find this account.“Looking for videos? Try browsing our trending creators, hashtags, and sounds”.Despite her TikTok account seemingly going missing, her Instagram and Twitter profiles remain active - though her last post came a week ago - and it has provided a platform for concerned fans to ask Tammy how she’s doing.One worried fan posted: “Why was your TikTok banned? I did not think you did anything wrong or post anything bad.”“We would really love a life update please!” another fan urged, while someone else said: “Would be so nice to see a comment from you Tammy… hope you are well.”It comes after Tammy was rushed to hospital and placed on a ventilator after she stopped breathing while at the rehabilitation centre.She was given a tracheotomy, with the tube still visible in her most recent social media videos.But doctors admitted that they weren’t sure whether Tammy would “make it through the next hours”, telling her stunned family that her body was “shutting down”.Featured in the season three finale, her sister Amanda told the cameras: “They’re just telling us that her lungs have given up, and like her body is shutting down.“So at this point, we’re facing making funeral arrangements for my little sister […] She’s been in such a bad place for so long."She waited too long.

Spencer X, with 54.9 million followers. The professional beatboxer is partnered with a brand known for its superior audio, JBL, and HOLA! USA had the opportunity to attend the celebration of the brands’ limited-edition gaming headset in collaboration with 100 Thieves. We talked to Spencer at the event about how he got into beatboxing, his journey to becoming the 11th most followed person on TikTok, and more.

A Glasgow student has sparked controversy after saying his hometown of Edinburgh is best.

American Song Contest premieres tonight!

Rosalía's third studio album Motomami dropped last week and somehow managed to live up to its Grammy-winning predecessor, 2018's El Mal Querer. The new body of work, a serious album-of-the-year contender, got a bunch of short-cut music videos for TikTok over the weekend, and the whole performance is now streaming above on YouTube.

Black Eyed Peas fans have had their "minds blown" after being told it is not Fergie singing the chorus of Where Is The Love.The song was released by the group in June 2003 as the lead single from their third album Elephant and was said to be made in response to the 9/11 terror attack.It was written by will.i.am, apl.de.ap, Taboo, Justin Timberlake, Printz Board, Michael Fratantuno, and George Pajon.Many fans admitted they believed Fergie sang the chorus, which is in a higher pitch, and were amazed when TikTok user @bethanyandersonnn revealed it was actually Justin Timberlake.While miming along to the famous lyrics of the chorus, "People killing, people dying, children hurting, I hear them crying", the TikToker questions why she only just noticed his voice. The video was watched more than 600,000 times and received 45,000 "likes" – with people in the comments debating if the voice ever did sound like Fergie.