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“soft swinging” behavior,was arrested early Saturday on assault and domestic violence charges.According to Salt Lake County Sheriff’s Office records obtained by The Post, the 28-year-old Paul was arrested in Herriman, Utah, and booked in jail at 1:56 a.m. Saturday.She was released hours later, at 10:35 a.m., on three misdemeanor charges: assault, criminal mischief, and domestic violence in the presence of a child, records show.Paul shares a 5-year-old daughter, Indy, and a 2-year-old son, Ocean, with ex-husband Tate Paul.The Post contacted Paul and the Herriman Police Department for comment.Paul sparked scandal in May 2022 when she revealed she and Tate were supposed “swingers,” swapping partners within her close-knit circle of influencer friends with limitations.

Change.org.“This petition shares me side & is to help stop cyber bullying, harassment & false defamation towards myself, Ashley Leechin, as well as others,” the 29-year-old mother of two declared in the post. She added that she does “not live like Taylor Swift,” explaining: “I have 2 children, a husband, a cat family & I am a licensed Registered Nurse who makes content on social media as well as pursuing an acting career.

but a repost has amassed 2.8 million views on TikTok as critics accuse the social media star of being detached from reality.In the recirculated clip, posted by @riristea, popular makeup reviewer Mikayla Nogueira can be heard responding to a critic who suggested she try working a “9 to 5” job.“You know I’m feeling like a f–king a–hole today,” replied the 24-year-old in the clip to her whopping 13.5 million TikTok followers. “I’m going to clap back at people cuz I’m tired.

JamPrime.com “My family lived on a rundown council estate. We never had name-brand products in the house — even a bottle of Coca-Cola was a treat reserved for Christmas.”The busty brunette further recalled going to school in her big brother’s hand-me-downs, saying: “Everyone knew we were poor.”But now Dee lives a life of luxury in Las Vegas, earning millions of dollars every year. The star now owns three lavish properties and a $130,000 Porsche sports car.

a scathing New York magazine essay penned by her former best friend“My Insta Scammer Friend,” produced by British network BBC Three, went to air in the UK Thursday night, laying bare the impact of the glamorous grifter’s deceptions in interviews with the women who were duped. From the mid-2010s, Calloway, dubbed the “world’s worst influencer,” pulled off a series of schemes that might even make Anna Delvey blush: spending a six-figure advance for a book that never materialized, flogging tickets for writing seminars that didn’t exist and selling her own line of skincare shamelessly named “Snake Oil.”“It was this sickening feeling,” former follower Abigail Scott states in the new documentary, describing the moment she realized she had been duped by Calloway.

Khabane Lame, 22, became the world’s top TikToker on Wednesday, officially overtaking American sensation Charli D’Amelio, 18. As of Thursday afternoon, Lame has a staggering 142.8 million followers. D’Amelio is close behind with 142.3 million.

country” is a real beach for this sneaky social media star. Kendall Kiper has gone viral for revealing how she achieves the perfect Instagram snaps — by creating a fake, but believable, beach in her backyard.The 20-year-old full-time content creator — who boasts more than 100,000 followers on Insta and TikTok combined — is regularly commissioned for paid brand advertisements on her page, forcing her to get a bit creative with her photo shoots.For a recent post, the influencer fashioned a faux beach shoot in her backyard in Atlanta, Georgia, due to her lack of tropical environment.In her now-viral “Slayy Home Depot” video — which has racked up more than 9.6 million views and 2 million likes — Kiper reveals how she bought $45 worth of $4 sand bags, a small cost for the picture-perfect beach that she says was “more than worth it.”The image, a snap of her lounging on a beach towel in a bikini, is all an illusion, when she really lives in the countryside: “A girl’s gotta do what a girl’s gotta do,” she proudly declares in the clip.

Larissa and Rafaela Sumpani both rake in a fortune sharing kinky content on the subscription site, but their family and friends don’t approve. However, the saucy siblings say they have no regrets about their erotic online activities and have billed themselves as “the X-rated Kardashians.”Larissa, 24, and Rafaela, 21, both started OnlyFans accounts back in July 2020, and now rake in more than $10,000 per month combined. “We understand that the OnlyFans industry is an excellent opportunity for women who accept their sexual freedom as a form of empowerment,” Larissa declared in an interview with Jam Press.

Glamour and described the term “bimbo” as being a person who wants to “celebrate and appreciate their own hyper-femininity, which they express in their own, special way.”She continued that the Gen-Z bimbo also “does not allow misogynistic standpoints of femininity get in the way of you being f***ing amazing and incredible.” However, it hasn’t gone down too well with everyone due to the term’s sexist history – something which Chrissy is very aware of.“In the past, the word ‘bimbo’ has been used to put down women – to see them as one-dimensional,” she admitted.She went onto note how the term has previously been used to refer to women in relation to their body and nothing else.But Chrissy, who has an impressive 4.2 million followers on TikTok, has responded to trolls who have slammed her for reclaiming the term “bimbo.”In a short clip posted on social media, she explains: “A modern-day bimbo doesn’t need to know ‘what a mortgage is’ or ‘how to file taxes.’“But we do know it’s time to let go those who are in prison for marijuana charges when the states that they’re in have decriminalized marijuana.“And we also know that capitalism is the root of all evil, but it’s almost impossible to consume ethically in a capitalist society, so let’s stop blaming each other.”  The post has received over 397,000 likes, with very mixed reviews.“We literally grew up on legally blonde.

instituting an Instagram ban amid his country’s ongoing war with Ukraine. The ban went into effect Monday, just days after the Kremlin claimed the social media site was causing an “incitement of violence against Russians.”Before having their accounts restricted, popular public figures wept at the news in their final video posts, with one saying it felt like her life “was being taken away” from her. “I am not afraid of admitting that I do not want to lose you,” Russian reality TV star Olga Buzova, 36, told her 23.3 million fans, according to Insider.

Instagram and TikTok, with fans left floored when they learn she’s 51 years old. “People are pretty surprised when I tell them my age,” the Hoboken bombshell told Media Drum World.

chronicled her two-year journey to losing 312 pounds “naturally” with a balanced diet and regular exercise. On Thursday, her husband Danny shared the troubling update with Lexi’s fans on her @fatgirlfedup account.“A few weeks ago Lexi kept getting sick and couldn’t keep any food down. She then started acting differently so I took her to the hospital where they admitted her into ICU, placed on a medically induced [coma], on a ventilator, and [told] me that her organs started failing,” he said.“They said if I waited another day to take her she could have died,” he added.The diet diarist began her inspirational dispatches as a New Year’s resolution in 2016.

more than 464,000 followers on Instagram.Davis, 30, started selling online health and wellness packages back in 2014 after she became a popular social media influencer. The savvy star created the company Brittany Dawn Fitness LLC, which quickly garnered thousands of paying customers in plans ranging in price from $92 to $300 per month.According to the new lawsuit, obtained by the Dallas Morning News, Davis was contacted by at least 14 women suffering from eating disorders.

amassed nearly a million views on TikTok. “I think stories are so important for kids,” Julia Riew, 22, told CNN of the fanfare surrounding her Disney-inspired creation “Shimcheong: A Folktale” which she’d reportedly made to introduce some diversity into film, and complete her senior thesisThe St.

A compilation of the MJ look-alike’s childhood pics boasts a whopping 1.7 million views on TikTok. “People are seeing my TikTok videos now and seeing that I’m real,” Fabio Jackson told New Dog Media of the uncanny resemblance.

“Our Violent Ends” picks up in 1927 Shanghai, with the city on the brink of a revolution.Gong became a huge hit on BookTok, the community of users on TikTok that posts videos reviewing and recommending books. (@TheChloeGong boasts 106.3K Followers, 3.8 MM Likes). SIX DAYSSSSS #booktok #ourviolentends #theseviolentdelights #chloegong #bookclub #bookstan #bookworm #authorsoftiktok #bookrecs #writing #reading“I think being organic is the most important thing to me when it comes to approaching social media, especially TikTok.

Ava Louise posted a video detailing her purported cringe-worthy discovery currently which boasts nearly a million views on the platform.“When I found my father on the sugar daddy dating website I was using,” wrote Louise, 22, in the description of the clip, which shows her reacting to the uncomfortable bombshell.In the footage’s caption, the blonde Tokfluencer and part-time sugar baby described how she “messaged him hi dad,” whereupon “he blocked me and we never spoke of it.”When a commenter inquired why she reached out to him on a sugar daddy social network instead of her phone, Louise replied, “He doesn’t answer my texts.

Loni Edwards, founder of the Dog Agency and PetCon, decided to use the pandemic for good — well, the good of pets and their owners. She’s behind the success of some of the world’s most influential pets, and now has written an all-inclusive guide to social media and finding whatever virtual tail you’re chasing.After creating the talent management agency in 2015, she’s taught some old (and new) dogs some tricks to up their followers.“The biggest takeaway is that the majority of these influencers fell into it and they’re doing something they love, and that comes through in the content and makes people happy,” she told The Post.

2 million followers on Instagram documenting her exploits as a Brazilian freight driver, transporting fruits and vegetables across the country in her bright pink Scania truck. The 38-year-old, who goes by Sheila Bellaver on social media, says her lifelong dream has been to inspire other women to pursue the profession.Her custom hot pink Scania “represents for me the milestone of a winning woman who came from nowhere, from the countryside, and today has her own things” she told wire service Newsflash.

Deánna Giulietti, a Broadway performer-turned-TikTok star, who lives in Harlem and was invited to various Fashion Week festivities. “To see those faces at the fashion events — which used to be seen as completely unattainable — I was like, ‘That’s the future.’ ”The 28-year-old took to TikTok last year as the pandemic ravaged the arts in Manhattan, gaining popularity from showing off her daily looks.OOTADAH: NYFW edition✨ your move @Aritzia #nyfw #ootd #peeptheshoe #rosspants #newyorkcityFor Fashion Week, she showcased her outfit of the day — otherwise known as her “OOTD” or “oo-ta-dah” —  to her 1.4 million followers.

News-Press reported. She initially told the officers she had no family in the area and was just six minutes away, having made a quick trip to a 7-Eleven to buy laundry detergent after putting her son to sleep.