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When she's not wowing crowds of admirers with her legendary tennis skills, resulting in 23 Grand Slam singles titles, and doting on daughter Olympia, Serena Williams likes to direct her attention to fashion.And on Saturday the Southern California native slipped into a flattering form-fitting dress for an afternoon tea party at a posh establishment.'Finally made it to the "tea" room,' the 7-time Wimbledon champion declared in the caption of three photos showing her strikinga pose among the dining tables. Classy: Serena Williams, 40, oozed elegance in an olive-green dress and heels during tea hour at an undisclosed 'tea room' on SaturdayWilliams, 40, oozed confidence in the olive-green number, which had vertical pinstripes.Standing in the middle of the highly decorated room, complete with dressed tables,intricate wall designs, and a chandelier hanging in the high-ceiling room, the mother of one posed with her legs crossed and leaned slightly to her right.

TikTok star Addison Rae has been compared to singing sensation Britney Spears in a sultry clip that she uploaded to the social media platform. Taking to TikTok to share a short video clip of herself dancing in a skimpy outfit, Addison donned a black corset and matching mini skirt.With a pink flower in her brunette hair the much-loved TikTok sensation, who has more than 85million followers, looked incredible as she flaunted her figure for the camera.Twirling around, showing off her bottom and walking in a sultry way, fans were quick to compare the 21-year-old social media star to singer Britney Spears.

A woman with a dazzling smile has revealed her bizarre beauty hack to keeping her teeth pearly white - however a dentist has warned the DIY method can be dangerous. Saskia Ward, from Manchester, claims her teeth remain so bright because she brushes her teeth with purple shampoo every night.

Ben Affleck is shutting down rumors that he's been active on dating apps.The actor, 49, denied the claim that he matched with Selling Sunset star Emma Hernan, 30, on A-list app Raya, prior to rekindling his romance with Jennifer Lopez, 52, inApril 2021.A rep for Affleck told PEOPLE: 'Raya has confirmed that he has not been an active member for several years.' False: Ben Affleck shut down rumors that he matched with Emma Hernan on dating app Raya, with his rep saying he has 'not been an active member for several years'; Pictured in 2021Emma Hernan claimed she connected with the Deep Water actoron the app during a conversation with Selling Sunset costar Chrishell Stause on the fifth episode of their hit Netflixreality series' fifth season. The real estate agent alleged the two-time Oscar winner asked her 'to grab … coffee a few times.''He may or may not have been texting me,' she said coyly, before revealing he used a 'very sweet' 'opening pickup line' to get her attention.

A Scots mum has thanked a midwife who took adorable photos of her newborn baby after the dad 'slept in' for the birth in a heartwarming video on TikTok.

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tattoo of his girlfriend's name. Key Matthews, from Shropshire, has been dating his partner Elisha Christina Nash for only six months before he got the ink.The 23-year-old spent £110 and sat for two hours to have her name inked in giant black letters onto his back.And the factory worker claims he has no regrets.He said: "I'm really happy with it but it will take some getting used to."My mum and dad said the obvious reactions like 'no offence but what if you did split up'."Key added: "My dad has a tattoo of my mum's name and they have been together for 20 years."The lad shared pictures of his new look online, while the tattoo still appeared to be red and raw.He claimed he has "quite a big back" so it was better to "go big or go home".And it seems as though TikTok users weren't so convinced by his ink.One said: "Unlucky mate," another added: "Let's hope they don't split up."A third TikTok viewer slammed: "Oh he'll regret that."However his girlfriend Elisha, 24, is supportive of the tattoo and has even her own of Key's name.The chef said: "I wasn't allowed in with him when he had it done."I knew it was going to be big but seeing it swollen fresh out of the studio was a shock and mine isn't even half the size of that."I don't think it's strengthened our relationship.

‘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.

Instagram users who post clips from TikTok will soon get less views and likes on the platform.Instagram boss Adam Mosseri took to Twitter to announce that the popular social media app will begin ranking its content for originality, in an apparent bid to stop content from TikTok being recycled on the platform.In particular, Instagram want people to post more original content to Reels, the platform's short video format which mimics the quick, vertical-scrolling video clip format of TikTok.It appears that Instagram's algorithm will now begin to downrank content from 'aggregator' accounts that repost other peoples' work, and instead push more original posts towards its users.Mosseri said: "If you create something from scratch, you should get more credit than if you are re-sharing something that you found from someone else."We're going to try and do more to try and value original content more, particularly compared to reposted content."Some of the most popular content on Instagram Reels is reposted TikTok videos, with many clips even including the TikTok logo.Mosseri also took the time to announce the addition of enhanced tags for posts and products as Instagram expands its shop function.The new updates are the latest in a series of big changes to the Instagram app.Last month, Instagram brought back the chronological newsfeed feature after years of demand.The app added two new ways to choose what you see in your Instagram feed, 'Favourites' and 'Following'.Favourites lets you view posts from your favourite accounts, whether that's family, friends, or just accounts you like.'Following', meanwhile, shows new posts from everyone you follow in the order they were posted.

Kristie Baysinger, 43, says the situation was further complicated by paperwork getting "lost in the post" and so the infant spent the first two years of his life with a nanny.In a TikTok video, she tells viewers she gave birth to the surrogate baby boy in November 2019 but he ended up getting stuck in the US when his biological mother couldn't fly out to take him home.Kristie, who makes up to $40,000 (£30,700) for each surrogacy, says: "She had three children at home and could not make it to the birth."Covid had also happened so we were dealing with that."Documents were getting lost in the mail that they needed to provide so that he could get home and it was just a mess."Finally, the documents were all cleared and Covid restrictions were lifted.Kristie says: "He stayed with the nanny for two years until it was safe to fly him back to China where he could finally meet his sister that I had given birth to a year before that and his other two siblings and his mum."I mean he was literally two years old and meeting them."The video was watched more than 480,000 times and many viewers felt sorry for the baby being apart from his family for such a long time.One person commented: "Wow. As an early childhood development professional, this breaks my heart.

If fans were to take a look at posts on social media from this weekend’s Revolve Festival, they would see a mix of celebrities and influencers smiling in the hot, La Quinta, California sun, but apparently, the event was reportedly far from enjoyable. The fifth annual Revolve Festival, which took a two-year break during the pandemic, occurs every year during the first weekend of Coachella.  Although the two events are not affiliated, many celebrities make an appearance.  This year, Kendall Jenner, Kim Kardashian and Halsey were among some of the biggest stars in attendance.  Influencers are comparing the Revolve Festival to the 2017 Fyre Festival disaster.The Revolve Festival is a two-day event.

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OnlyFans star Lana Wolf teased her fans as she went in for a snog with a rival Celtic fan as the team clash with her beloved Rangers in the semi-final of the Scottish Cup derby today (April 17). Rangers -mad Wolf shared the teasing video on her Instagram story and TikTok to remind fans of both teams to respect each other no matter what the match result is.

encompasses anyone born between 1997 and 2012. They are known for their love of TikTok and environmental activism (the most famous Zoomer eco-warrior being Greta Thunberg) – and making millennials feel ancient. We’re sorry to tell you, but if you’re still using terms like ‘adulting’, ‘cool beans’, and ‘totes’, then you are officially cheugy.

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job through it.Devin McCloud is a dancer and a foot model, which means she snaps photos of her tootsies in exchange for cash.The social media star has now revealed her top tips of the foot modelling world which enabled her to do the unusual job as a living.Being open about her job role, Devin has shared how she managed to be so successful with her feet venture.In a TikTok clip that has racked up a huge 1.3 million views, the beauty explained: “Tips on how to make money from feet pictures.”Sharing her advice with intrigued viewers, She urged: “Create your own Instagram page just for your feet.“Wear pretty anklets.“White toes always wins.”Devin then shared where she posts her foot snaps to in order to make money.“There are various websites like Feet Finder that you can make money on,” she said.The babe shared in a previous video that she always has her toenails painted white or with French tips as it attracts more attention from clients.Throughout her TikTok clips, where she regularly posts to her 45,000 followers, the model has claimed that snapping cheeky feet snaps can enable people to “quit the 9-5" life.In another clip that she posted to her account, Devin shared the "benefits" of being a foot model.These include: "You're your own boss, you get to always have your feet looking pretty, you meet a lot of new people [and] everything's on your time."Stunned by the foot model’s tips, many people fled to the comments to share that they have been influenced to join Devin on her tootsie-snapping antics.One person commented: “Did I just find my calling.”Another user confessed: “Found my dream job.”Whilst a third person voiced: "I was considering this, but I was like nah.

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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.