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Getting lipstick on your teeth is a common issue that many of us experience, and it can leave us with red teeth and red faced as a result! Laura Whitmore suffered a makeup mishap on Sunday 26 June as she ended up with brightly coloured lipstick across her teeth as she presented Love Island: Aftersun. Viewers were quick to point out that the mum-of-one had more lippy on her teeth than her lips, and questioned why no one rushed to tell her.

Ireland Baldwin is getting candid about her own history in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade last week.

READ NEXT: Our slug-infested night at the 'sh**hole' hotel hated by locals and TripAdvisorShe repeatedly yells "hey" as the winged creature swoops in and grabs the distressed goose by the neck, dragging it on the pavement.That's when Cait, who only dressed in her husband's boxer shorts, makes a quick run and shoos the eagle off her property."Drop it, let go! Give me my goose back!" she tells off the apex predator.She later shared the clip on TikTok and explained: "We have lost three chickens in the last week from what I was told was eagles which I believed hawks were preying on them but watch Frankie (our female goose) get taken.

READ MORE: TikTok user claims Ben Affleck pursued her on Instagram after being ditched on dating appBen, 47, was standing outside the car at the time and Jen was sitting behind Samuel on the driver's side. Samuel, whose mum is Ben’s ex-wife Jennifer Garner, was pictured going to check the back of the Lambo but his doting dad hugged his boy and reassured him that there was no damage. A rep for Ben said that nothing was damaged and no one was injured.

football and nappies are among the least of the culture shocking features between the two nations. READ MORE: American confused why Brits have garages in their 'living room' & park in garden But for this US expat calling the UK home for now has been left confused why pubs have some peculiar names.Going to the pub is a part of British culture, so the American was not sure why the Brits are so rude about their beloved boozy establishments.In a TikTok clip that has racked up thousands of views, the US citizen asked their 100,000 followers what the deal was with rudely named pubs.“Why do British people call pubs curse words, do people not get offended, it's so offensive and rude?” they questioned.In the video, they panned to a pub in St.

Another day, another TikTok beauty trend.This time it’s a makeup trend called “sunburn blush” that's going viral on the app. Don’t be alarmed, because it’s not what you might first think. While there have been many sun-related TikTok hacks that experts have warned us against, this one is completely safe – and it actually looks kind of cute.

drinks.But failing to read the fine print he was shocked when he received a child-sized product.READ MORE: Eric Cantona accidentally visited strip club after kung fu kick at fanPosting his blunder on TikTok, he said: “I’m really trying to adult”.The post quickly attracted attention, with nearly 150,000 views, and people saying it’s left them “howling” with laughter. One person commented: “When you think you did an amazing online deal”.A second said: “I was so confused at first I thought it was the perspective!”“Um sir, I should buy this for my kids to start them early on chores.

Ireland Baldwin is sharing her own experiences with abortion about the Supreme Court's decision on Roe v. Wade.

A beloved TikTok star is begging for answers about the murder of her teenage son.

haircut - sometimes it's better to leave it to the professionals.One bloke learned the hard way after he went live on Facebook while giving himself a trim with the shears but he soon realised he'd made a mistake.He was trying to make the front of his hairline straight after putting waves in his hair but it ended off going wonky as one side of his hairline was further back than the other. READ MORE: Bikini-clad women with different body types 'wow' with 'fat or skinny?' poolside danceHis video was then inundated with laugh reactions when he realised his mistake as his friends commented on it calling him "fried" and asking him "what the hell he did."TikTok user @bme.3g4l shared a small clip of his blunder from his live session, simply captioned: "What was I thinking?"The video gained multiple likes since it was posted to the app on Saturday as his followers left some hilarious suggestions of how he can fix his epic fail.

tattoo she got on her foot looks like female genitalia.Abbey Riskey took to TikTok, sharing a video of her inked foot after her friend informed her that her tattoo 'looks like a p*ssy.'In the video, she zooms in on the centre of the rose as she explained in the text overlay that it's the middle of it that allegedly resembles a vagina.READ MORE: Model defies trolls who call tattoos 'trashy and gross' by baring them in skimpy topShe wrote: "Why my homegirl say my rose looks like a [cat emoji]. The middle part & now I can't unsee it.

Balenciaga is flogging Bridget Jones-style big knickers for £150 a pair.They look just like the oversized undies Renee Zellweger’s character wore in the 2001 movie.Unlucky-in-love Bridget was wearing them when she was seduced by Hugh Grant’s slimy book publisher Daniel Cleaver.READ MORE: Primark slammed over 'sizing issues' as dress has four different labelsHugh had audiences in stitches when he whipped off her skirt to discover Bridget was wearing “absolutely enormous panties”.The cad got so excited he famously exclaimed: “Hello Mummy!”Despite Spanish fashion brand Balenciaga sticking an equally hefty price tag on their comfy kecks, the not-so-smalls can’t even be stuck in the washing machine – they’re dry clean only.For those of us on more modest budgets, Marks & Spencer do a five-pack of similar pants for just £7 – or £1.20 a pair!Buyers are told by the Spanish outfit – loved by footballers and their WAGs: “Briefs in brown ribbed jersey.“High waist. Elastic logo waistband.

The Simpsons is going viral on TikTok as it allegedly predicts that Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka will become President of the United States in 2028.The video, which was shared on the app by @drippin.racnch, shows Homer, Marge and Maggie dressed in costumes as Bart pesters them about going shopping for a Christmas tree on Halloween.To which, Homer replies: "Because in America, everything is way too early." READ MORE: The Simpsons' wildest predictions - smartwatches, virus outbreak and horse meat He then opens his Tin Man costume, a reference to the character from the Wizard of Oz, to reveal a red, white and blue sticker that reads: "IVANKA 2028."The Simpsons also famously predicted that Donald Trump would become US as president as well.TikTok users now believe that the short clip, which has gained more than 147,000 likes, is the latest prediction made by the show as the bloke who posted it said: "Well at least now we know what to expect."Viewers flocked to the comments to share their belief in the 'prophecies' of the show, as one user said: "I saved this! I’ll make an album for this to come back on in 2028. "Let’s see what the outcome becomes.."Another added: "The person who writes the Simpsons is part of the illuminati.

TikTok user @willowstreedarko, a waiter told her to "cover her ass" and accused her of being "underdressed" following complaints from other women inside the venue. She said that the waiter also accused her of repeatedly getting up and going to the toilet.READ MORE: Woman sprays crotch with 'Febreeze' air freshener as she dances in front of policemanThe story has sparked debate on social media with more than 500,000 people viewing the clip in which WillowStreeDarko explains her horror at the actions of a restaurant in Colorado, US.

“Dancing With The Stars” pro Cheryl Burke opened up about having an abortion following the Supreme Court’s reversal of the Roe v. Wade decision on Friday.

TikTok users while dancing in skimpy bikinis by the pool. The user, who posts on the app as @lagorditasexy01_ flaunted her fuller figure in an orange bikini as she grabbed her belly and wobbled it around.

TikTok has shared her favourite tip for men to make their partners orgasm. Tayla Davies took to the app with her best advice for making a woman 'like Niagara Falls' in the bedroom in response to a comment from one of her followers.She claims that by putting one hand on the lower abdomen and making a 'come here' motion with their fingers they will be able to bring a woman to climax. READ MORE: OnlyFans model Belle Grace shares her saucy sex tips for every zodiac signIn the video, which has gained more than 1.5million likes, Taylah said: "If you're trying to make a girl - Niagara Falls - in the bedroom, you want to put one hand like right here [on the lower abdomen].

trees in tiny metal ‘cages’ and the reasoning behind why some of our supermarkets have clock towers.All important things to get your head around with…READ MORE: Wife brings home 'arty' new mirror and dirty-minded people all say same thingEach time they come across something in the UK that confuses them, they take their culture shocking moment and post it to TikTok - and Brits of course like to have a bit of fun with it.In a recent clip that has racked up 103,000 views, the American took a stroll along a street when something caught their eye.They questioned: “Why do British people build garages in their living rooms but park in their front yards, it’s so strange?”In true British fashion, many people fled to the comments to poke fun at the American for wondering what goes on behind the garage door.One person giggled: “We store all our tea in there obviously.”Another Brit added: “The garage isn't for cars so what's that got to do with the driveway? Garage is for storing tea bags and a permanently boiled kettle.”Whilst a third said: “We just store stuff in there. The houses are quite small.”Someone else penned: “Can't be bothered to open and close garage, they'd rather drive off.”Meanwhile, a fifth person gave a more sensible answer: “Because the garages are built so small (old houses) and cars used to be smaller.

TikTok followers in shock as they revealed they could possibly be half-siblings after finding out their mums bonked the same bloke. The loved-up pair, who also post saucy OnlyFans content together, went viral after they initially posted about considering getting a DNA test to check.

Instagram and gives body confidence tips on TikTok, said she was targeted by online haters because of her body.In one video, the body coach wore a pink gingham dress and spoke about the criticism she received for having larger breasts.READ NEXT: Plus size model shares cruel remarks by trolls who compare her to ripped husbandShe asked her viewers: "Am I showing off my boobs? Or do I just have boobs and exist?"The size 18 influencer added: "Curvy girl problems? Seriously the girls are just living their best life."In another video she revealed a comment from someone who told her "I can see your roll".Emily responded by posting a soundtrack that said: "I don't know if you notice but I am a human!"And in order for humans to live, they have internal organs and fat so I keep my uterus and my intestines in this safe little pouch here since I can't carry them in my hands!"Want to bring a little glamour to your life every day with all the most exciting real-life stories, fashion and even sex tips HOT off the press?Well, we've got you covered with our great new Hot Topics newsletter - it'll drop straight into your inbox around 7pm and you can unsubscribe whenever you like.And signing up now means you'll get a front row seat for our great new series inside the lives of the next generation of Daily Star Page 3 girls.You can sign up here - you won't regret it...Emily told Daily Star that she won't let strangers' opinions hols her back.She said: "Negative comments are often expressions of people's own insecurities, or of the diet culture they've grown up around."I'm confident in myself and don't let opinions of strangers affect me."Your body is the least interesting thing about you – people love you for who you are, not what you look

body positive influencer Emily Bispo has declared that she does not have any “imperfections” at all.Common bodily features like cellulite and stretch marks have often been seen as ‘flaws’ on a woman for many years.However, Emily, also known as Bunny, has shared that these parts of a body are not flaws but are just a ‘normal’ part of being human.READ MORE: Plus size model proudly flaunts rear in undies as she 'maintains size 18 curves'The 23-year-old previously shared that she was called a “whale” by teenage boys for embracing her naturally curvy figure - and it certainly did not drag her down.And, she is not letting beauty ideals stunt her self-love either.In a recent TikTok clip, the stunner embraced a bare face as she rocked a tie dye top, a mini skirt and some sunglasses.She shared: "Very normal human things you have been taught to hate.”Emily then proceeded to flaunt areas of her body that are seen as a ‘flaw’ to some.The influencer exposed her natural tum in a mini skirt and said: “Belly rolls when bending over or sitting down.“Acne, smile lines, wrinkles, cellulite, stretch marks”, Emily listed, as she caressed her skin to show off the above on her body.“Shout out to all my “imperfections” that aren't even imperfections... they just mean I’m human,” the babe preached to her 1.3million TikTok followers.Inspired by Emily’s body positive post, many people fled to the comments to thank her for helping them love their own bodies.One person wrote: “You’re amazing & inspiring.