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tattoo and desperately wants it covered up – with viewers joking it looks like moths. TikTok user Lauren @laurenxo23 from the West Midlands shared a video explaining what she wanted and showing various butterfly designs she was inspired by.

Camila Cabello is not letting an accidental wardrobe malfunction bring her down. In fact, the ordeal seemed to have called for a little self-deprecating humor!The «Bam Bam» singer took to TikTok on Tuesday to poke fun at herself after accidentally flashing the hosts of BBC's  while showing off her dance moves during the virtual appearance.

Charli D’Amelio is living solo.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorTikTok, which has had a measurable effect on music discovery, is now letting individual artists upload — and make money from — their songs directly in the app.TikTok touted SoundOn as an “all-in-one platform” for music marketing and distribution. The platform lets artists upload their music directly to TikTok and earn royalties when TikTok creators use the music in their own videos.The company said it is paying SoundOn creators 100% of the royalties for music in the first year and 90% after that, with no administrative fees.

TikTok star Charli D'Amelio revealed she has moved out of her parents home at the tender age of just 17.She dropped the bombshell on the red carpet of the TIME Women Of The Year Gala when it was held in Beverly Hills on Tuesday.'I literally moved, like, two minutes away and I'm like: "I miss you,"' Charli told Peoplewhile attending the fete with her mother Heidi. TikTok star: Charli D'Amelio revealed she has moved out of the family home at the tender age of just 17; she is pictured with her parents Heidi and Marc last month Aglow:She dropped the bombshell on the red carpet of the TIME Women Of The Year Gala when it was held in Beverly Hills on Tuesday'I literally just moved out like three days ago, and I've seen them every single day.

Addison Rae is 'going home' for her latest project.The TikTok star has snapped up her own series on Snapchat calledAddison Rae Goes Home.In the mobile phone friendly series, the 21-year-old social media sensation leaves her busy life in Los Angeles for her home in Lafayette, Louisiana, where she attempts to reconnect and revisit her roots. Snapped up: TikTok sensation Addison Rae has returned to her Louisiana roots to star in the new Snapchat seriescalled Addison Rae Goes Home; seen on March 5 in Paris A trailer for the 10-episode program shows the former Louisiana State University studentrevisiting herchildhood haunts and hanging out with her family and old friends.In a voiceover, she said: 'I'mAddisonRae, but before I was a socialmedia star with 80 million followers, I was just Addy from La.

The QueenIn a cheeky TikTok video called "Day 173 of living in England as a Japanese exchange student", Moey @osmoesis speaks with an exaggerated British accent and puts the kettle on to brew some tea.Moey says: "I really want some tea. My golly – leaf soup."It's the mug of Her Majesty that really caught people's attention though and many viewers begged to know where it was from.The tongue-in-cheek design shows The Queen in a pink hat alongside the slogan "I eat swans".Moey notes it's now impossible to get hold of the mugs on Amazon so it seems likely the unauthorised design has been removed from sale.Although it is permitted to use the use of images of members of the Royal Family on "certain articles which are for sale" they must be in "good taste", according to guidance from royal.uk.The video has been watched more than 280,000 times since it was uploaded on Tuesday (March 8) and viewers joked Moey was on her way to becoming a true Brit.One viewer told her: "As an English person, this is a prime English Culture."A second user confessed: "I tried to scroll away but that mug processed like five seconds later and I came back.""That mug is legendary," commented a third.A fourth said: "If I don’t wake up in the morning with that cup under my pillow I’m going to fly into the sun."Someone else commented: "I feel like I need to make this clear.

TikTok star Sam Ryder is reportedly being lined up to represent the UK at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest.According to the The Mirror, BBC bosses are preparing to reveal the viral star as this year’s entrant with his recent single ‘Space Man’.Ryder found viral acclaim after he started posting covers and at-home karaoke tracks at the beginning of lockdown in March 2020. By the end of the year, he was crowned TikTok’s most popular artist account.With 7.7million followers and a range of famous fans including Justin Bieber and Alicia Keys, Ryder recently performed for an NME Home Sessions performance.It was announced last year that TaP Music – the global music publishing and management company behind the likes of Dua Lipa and Lana Del Rey – will collaborate with the BBC to choose a track and artist to represent the UK at the Song Contest.Meanwhile, Russia was recently banned from competing in this year’s Eurovision following backlash to an earlier statement from organisers saying the country would be allowed to compete despite launching a military assault on Ukraine.Ukraine officially severed diplomatic ties with Russia, and declared martial law, after Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered an attack on the neighbouring nation last month.Ukraine’s entrant, Alina Pash, will also no longer represent her home country at this year’s event, the competition also recently announced.

TikTok.In the clip, there is a 360-degree view of Ashley who is experiencing some hair loss."He is tired of feeling self-conscious about his hair," explains a voiceover.Ashley's eyes are covered so he can't see stylist Nick working on the hair system, first shaving off unwanted hair, then covering his scalp with protector and adhesive.Nick then fits the hair system and begins styling it so it flows seamlessly into Ashley's natural hair.The voiceover says: "All we needed was Ashley's reaction – let's see what he thinks."It's safe to say Ashley is overwhelmed with emotion, looking startled and saying: "Oh my god!"He then examines his new hairstyle from every angle and looks like he is welling up with tears.The video was watched more than 700,000 times since it was uploaded on Friday (March 4) by @novocabelohair on TikTok and viewers were just as stunned.A viewer said: "Tears in my eyes. People don't realise this can really shatter some men's confidence.

TikTok name @mistermilligan, was in for quite a fright when he went to grab some sweetcorn from his cupboard to find an ‘umbilical cord’ like growth poking from the back of it.The lad first thought his oat milk had sprouted some sort of growth from the carton.But in fact, his cupboard had been invaded by a rogue potato hiding at the back - and it gave Tom quite the scare.He has now shared his discovery on TikTok and thanks to his hilarious commentary, the clip has now racked up 1.2million views.Tom explained in the video: “I have just opened the cupboard to get some sweetcorn out and I saw this.”He then panned to purple and white shoot inside of the cupboard.“I have no idea what it is attached to,” Tom admitted.As he carefully moved his Marmite jar out of the way, the potato almost came to life as it fell forward with the sprout nearly hitting him.Tom swore and jumped back at the good-for-nothing sprouted spud as it peered out of the cupboard.He continued to move a tin out of the way to reveal the small potato at the back of the cupboard, he gasped: “Oh my God, it’s a potato.”However, Tom admitted he initially feared for the worst.“In my head it was a little shop of horrors sitch, so I was relieved when it was just a little spud.”Left in stitches at the spud sprouting ordeal, many people fled to the comments to share that they were also scared at the shoot.One person gasped: “I got such a fright when it fell down!!!”Another user added: “I just died when the sprout came for you.”Whilst a third person chuckled: “Well you shouldn’t kill it now, it’s worked really hard to sprout like that lol.”Someone else voiced: “Immediately no, I have a phobia of potato roots.”Meanwhile, a fifth user giggled: “Potato was holding on for

A DIY expert has revealed how an old pair of tights could help to slash your energy bills immediately.

Doja Cat just dropped an “atrocity of a beat” about Mexican pizza in collaboration with Taco Bell, her latest brand partnership.

A viral video on TikTok has divided the internet - are there more wheels or doors in the world?

Maybe one day! Alyssa Milano’s two children have yet to watch their mom in Charmed.

cheated on can be totally devastating.To learn that someone who you love, and thought they loved you, has fallen victim to their wandering eye is enough to ruin relationships.

Alyssa Milano is keeping tabs on what her kids watch, and that includes her hit ’90s and early aughts series, “Charmed”. Milano took to TikTok on Monday to answer a fan who asked her if her kids have seen “Charmed” and what they thought about the bewitching series if they did.

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tattoo studio with a complete different inking than she asked for.Chey, from Ohio in US, said she spent $125 (£95) to get a tribute tattoo for her beloved dog.She brought along an inspiration picture to show the artist, which was a paw with a dog's snout in the centre.But sadly, the sweet design ended up being lost in translation."Worst $125 (£95) I've spent," she complained in the TikTok video that was first posted in July.The nursing aide shared a clip of the tattoo she got – and we can see why she was annoyed as the pads are all squished and the canine's snout is not aligned to the centre.Yellow and pink coloured ink was added but it didn't do much to rescue Chey's tattoo.She called the tatt "comedy gold" and added: "It looked completely opposite to the stencil."Some viewers agreed and shared their thoughts on the tattoo.One said: "People really need to look into the artist before, so many people just walk right on in.""The detail and colour is amazing but this was not what you were going for lmao I get where you're coming from I've had the same thing happen," another wrote.In other news, a woman shared her tattoo fail when her tattoo artist misspelled a common male name "John".Kimberly said she wanted to pay tribute to her parent and visited a tattoo studio to get her dad's name inked on her arm but she realised the spelling mistake when it's done.The cursive writing tattoo is spelled as J-H-O-N, rather than J-O-H-N.

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Jennifer Lawrence revealed she spends her time onTikTok watching videos of baby animals during an interviewon Netflix's Present Company podcast.While the actress owns homes in theWest Village andBeverly Hills, the 31-year-old Oscar winner confessed to daydreaming about life away from the hustle and bustle of city life with husband Cooke Maroney.'My [TikTok] algorithm is baby goats,' admitted the Kentucky native, who gave birthlast month to her first child, whose name and gender has yet to be revealed. She's just like us: Jennifer Lawrence revealed she spends her time on TikTok watching videos of farms during an interview on Netflix's Present Company podcastShe added: 'It's basically just farm life, so cats, animals, farm life, a couple of recipes—but really it's pretty much strictly animals.' When asked by host Krista Smith if she would like to give a specific TikToker a shoutout, the star gushed about Rebecca Pyle, who runs the account @mommyfarmer.'Her goat had triplets,' she raved.

TikTok by user @lashesandlosing she films herself wearing not a scrap of makeup and opens her mouth to expose her missing front teeth. The TikToker then cuts to showing herself in full makeup and dental veneers and viewers were overwhelmed by the glamorous makeup look.Her eyeshadow is a gorgeous shade of deep purple and finished with diamante sparkles and she appears to be wearing false eyelashes for even extra oomph.The video was watched thousands of times and users were thrilled with the results.One person commented: "Hands down…you win.