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Did the streaker get what she deserved or was the security guard too heavy-handed? Let us know what you think in the comments section.Others however took a different view. "Remember when Monica Seles got stabbed on the tennis court? They're there to protect players," one person wrote, while a second said: "If you run onto a live field and don't expect to get hurt then you're an idiot."After being escorted from the pitch and chucked out of the stadium, Johanson said she was happy to take her medicine."I got what I deserved.

Bachelor Nation's Clayton Echard denied claims that he cheated on his partner, Susie Evans, in a set of videos that were shared to his Instagram Story on Saturday.The 28-year-old media personality was faced with claims of infidelity when a TikTok user claimed that he had flirted and spent a night with her in New York City.The medical sales representative took to his Story to dispel the rumors and clarify that he had not made the trip and assert that he was the victim of false accusations. Shooting them down: Bachelor Nation's Clayton Echard denied claims that he cheated on his partner, Susie Evans, in a set of videos that were shared to his Instagram Story on Saturday; he is seen in December of 2021Echard began the video by stating: 'I can't even believe I'm addressing this, this is ridiculous, but let's just make this as easy as possible.'He proceeded to show how his phone's settings to prove that he was not in New York City at any time in the recent past.

As Clayton Echard’s rekindled romance with Susie Evans has heated up, they were faced with cheating allegations.

TikTokers are convinced their nightmares have become reality after an urban explorer found a collection of huge white coffins hidden inside an underground tunnel system. The explorer, known on the app as @escapade_z, shared the spine-chilling video to the app which shows at least four stone coffins surrounded by murky green water.

Only Murders in the Building panel at the Deadline Contenders Television event in Los Angeles. Selena Gomez attends Deadline Contenders Television panel in Los Angeles on April 09, 2022.Despite her love of making TikTok videos, Selena Gomez revealed in a recent interview that she . I mean, does it really count as being “on the internet” if she creates the content and sends it to her team to post on her behalf? According to Gomez, who recently launched a new website called to make mental health resources more accessible, the answer is no. “I haven’t been on the internet in four and a half years.

tattoo artist revealed moments she's had to turn clients away.Katie Baker spoke about the inkings she's refused to do over the years – including when kids come in without getting consent from their parents.In a viral TikTok video, she admitted she's also denied teenagers who request extreme tatts without properly thinking them through.She recalled a conversation with one punter, who said: "Hey I'm 18. I don't have any other tattoos and I'd like a machete on my face."But instead of taking their money, Katie responded: "No I’m not going to do that, please go and get a job and more tattoos and then we can talk."Another came to her shop once and asked: "I’d like to get a tattoo of my boyfriend's name.

Despite wearing it since about the age of 11, I can’t truly say I’ve mastered how to apply makeup. Take blusher, for example: on everyone else, it’s an instant youth-enhancer, creating pretty, plump cheeks. On me, however, even the tiniest touch made me look like I’ve just struggled through a 5K run.That was until I joined a Zoom masterclass with Kevyn Aucoin’s global director of artistry Nick Lujan, who shared the handy hack (see below) for knowing exactly where to apply your cheek colour.

Coming home to discover your partner with another woman is a frightening prospect for most people who are in relationships, but to do so after an exhausting 16-hour shift is something else altogether.

McDonald's Happy Meal toy inside her Big Mac burger.Stephanie Baker had just sat down and was about to start eating her Big Mac when she spotted a toy Jerry, from the well-known cartoon Tom and Jerry, in the cheese.The 25-year-old claims she had bought the burger from her local McDonald's in Victoria, Australia and was having to fix it up as it was in a messy state.The community centre worker then took to TikTok to share what had happened and her video blew up, being watched more than 1.7m times.Stephanie said she was a bit mad at first because she thought that it was "gross".She said: “I was fixing the burger up because the layers were all over the place when I first saw the toy.“I was thinking I needed to find my phone to film and take photos for proof before I touched it.“Because I knew as soon as I saw the eyes that it was obviously a happy meal toy.“I was a bit mad at first because that’s gross and I didn’t know how it got in there.“I filmed the video, took some pictures, then showed my mother and two brothers, they laughed and thought I was joking and that I had done it.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here."They then laughed at the video, because the face through the cheese was pretty funny."I didn’t go back to the McDonald’s because I was a bit worried they wouldn’t believe me and I have a lot of anxiety when I have to speak to people face to face so I just gave the burger to my dog, minus the toy, and posted the video.“The response online was funny at first but a lot of people on TikTok can be quite blunt and nasty.“So quite a few people have claimed I did it on purpose but most just laughed and found it pretty funny."McDonald’s reached out to me from

Ivana Finch, Hull Live's Life Reporter, created her own TikTok account in lockdown out of curiosity and to share her passion for the revival of the 1970S. She now has over 85,000 followers. Here she shares her incredible story, as well as her love of fashion. With the return of the flared sleeves, funky prints and bell bottoms, the revival of the 1970's have been rife, especially in the world of TikTok.

A man who used to weigh almost 22 stone and would be left in tears in changing rooms turned his life around after discovering ‘meal prep’. Bolton-based John Clark, who managed to lose nine stone, says he went from spending £60 a day on food to spending just £17 on his weekly shop for him and his partner.

An overhaul of the divorce law which came into this force this week has been hailed by a domestic abuse survivor as 'game-changing' for people needing to escape violent marriages.

parenting on her in a TikTok video, which has since been viewed more than 280,000 times.In one clip, Kendra, who uses the TikTok handle @crzctldy66, captioned it: “An old wives tale once said little girls steal their mothers beauty.”Throughout the clip, Kendra is filming herself with her baby in the background.Over the video, she subtitles a comment which has been made by a previous TikTok user on her videos.It read: “She looks so old and has acne… she must be a drvg (SIC) addict!!!”Kendra replied to this: “Nope I had a daughter and she stole my youth.”Thousands of people rushed to the comment on the now-viral video, with one person writing: “My mom (SIC) would say this to me and I grew up feeling so much guilt.“I hope you never let her hear you say that.”Another added: “Girl you should see a doctor there’s gotta be a medical condition causing you to age so much at 22.”A fellow mum also chimed in: “I can tell you that three hours of night sleep for more than three months can be a problem.“She looks like me in my first year after birth. A lot of hormone change, a bit of after birth depression...

OnlyFans star Lana Wolf. The adult star watched her team lose in the Europa Conference League quarter final first leg on Thursday night, but her trip to Portugal was made all the better after meeting McCoist.

TikTok, saying her lips resembled "Richmond sausages"."When my lips were so full of filler, they split and looked like a bum hole," she said, then revealing a selfie picture of herself with plumped lips.She said she had about 7ml of lip filler but stated that "it was a gradual build-up over about three to four years".Calling herself a "lip filler addict", the 33-year-old decided to get it all dissolved and only had injected 1ml afterwards."I love my lips, I love my big juicy lips but sometimes when you have filler, you've got to be sensible, you know," she explained."You've got to understand that after so many years of build up, it can move. So what happened was my filler was moving above my upper lip and it was looking a bit sausage-y."I've got a 'fillertache', like a moustache but it's all filler because of the volume, so I want to get rid of that look."Viewers were quick to comment and said how they appreciated Chelsa's more "natural look".Some asked her about the process of getting lip filler dissolved, to which she said: "It's quite stinging, but it's over quickly, about 10 minutes, so it's bearable." "Honestly your lips looks so much nicer how you've got them now and you have a nice natural Cupid's bow!" another said.A second wrote: "I have filler but honestly you look a million times better without it."Chelsa also shared what it's like after getting the lip filler dissolved, saying: "Nothing permanent.

TikTok to share how she transformed her council house with a luxurious makeover.However, people have slammed her saying she should give the home to the needy instead.The mum, known as @abitofme123 regularly shares videos of the incredible transformation she has given her social housing property over the last eight years.In terms of re-decorating the property, the mum has added chic wooden panelling to her front room and redecorated her bathroom.She's also created a pretty pink space in her daughter’s bedroom and gave her garden a Mrs Hinch-inspired makeover.And although some are impressed at her makeover skills, others say she should buy her own home if she has enough money to do so.One wrote: “If you can afford to do all that, do you really need a council house? There are people living in poor conditions waiting for one of these homes.”The mum followed this by making another video showing off her pristine home, as she captioned it: “Why would I give up everything I’ve worked for?”However, people weren't done there yet.“I think what they are saying is how did you get a council house if you have all this money to decorate it?” asked one person.The mum replied to them: “Yes I work, they’re not given to people on low incomes anyone can apply.

Ride or die. Fran Drescher claimed that pal Rosie O’Donnell never meant any harm after mistaking Priyanka Chopra Jonas for author Deepak Chopra’s daughter.

Nick Coetzee says he realised he had to get his hair making "natural oils" to keep it healthy. Describing his previous hair loss, Nick recalls that "clumps of hair would start falling on my clothing and I'd take an extra shirt to class because I knew that my clothes would be covered in hair by the end of the first lesson."Nick says after he gave up shampoo he noticed a difference in his hair's condition just weeks later.He says: "Surprisingly my hair got a lot healthier, and I've now found that there's an entire movement around it, it's called the 'nopoomovement'.The hashtag #nopoomethod has millions of views on TikTok as more people turn away from using detergents on their hair.Nick says: "You might think if you stop washing your hair it's going to be greasy, and it does do that for about two or three weeks."But after that your natural oils come back, you've been stripping them with all the harsh chemicals, and then your hair can be extremely healthy, without having to wash it anymore."The video was watched more than half a million times and people in the comments were curious about the #nopoo trend.One viewer said: "100% I haven’t washed my hair in 2 years for the same reason!!! Couldn’t back this more.""Might try this, it's not coming out in clumps but my hair is receding at the sides at the top," said a second viewer.Dr Brian Boxer Wachler sounded cynical and commented on the video with the cap emoji, writing: "Possibly not."Another user said: "Tried for four weeks, hair got so damn greasy and oily I started cooking fries with that s***."Someone else shared: "I sat behind a girl in school who never washed her hair.

“Twilight” is getting a TikTok twist.

in her TikTok video, Laura wears the dress with leggings and a bra which are both completely visible through the sheer polycotton fabric.One viewer said: "Noooooo! That’s so bad that it’s actually hilarious.""Even Wish can do better,' joked a second person.Someone else commented: "I ordered this in grey this happened to me as well! It was so long."Laura replied: "I wish it being long was the only issue with this dress."This comes after a Boohoo customer was left in stitches at how giant one of the brand's brown tracksuits looked on her small frame.And a woman joked she looked like a "lamb chop" after trying on Boohoo clothes from its plus-size range.Boohoo was co-founded by Carol Kane and Mahmud Kaman in 2006 and its revenue last year was £945million in the UK.This week, Boohoo officially opened a new factory in Leicester where it says the well-being of staff will be a top priority.

Swifties who are looking to own property might find their dream home is up for sale.