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posted all about her zany adventure in several TikTok clips, racking up more than 13 million views and over 2.3 million likes.“I ended up breaking up with him a little over a month before the trip,” Bird told Jam Press. “There were a variety of reasons, but basically things weren’t working and we ended things on relatively good terms.”She initially planned to cancel the trip and didn’t expect any issues, however, after calling the company they booked with — the aptly named Cheap Caribbean — she found out that there was no way to cancel the trip and the tickets were non-refundable.Bird then decided that instead of her ex, she would take her mother to the island destination — but the booking company informed her that mom would have to shell out bucks for her own vacation package.

Bekah Day captioned in a TikTok montage with more than 403,000 views on the platform. Her roundup also includes screenshots of recent news articles that correspond with each of the horrifying tales shared as part of the trend, demonstrating the scourge of domestic violence in the US.Some 24 people in the US will be the victims of rape, physical violence or stalking by a romantic partner every 60 seconds, according to the Domestic Violence National Hotline.“Misogyny has no place on TikTok,” a spokesperson for TikTok told Newsweek in a statement.

jailbird is singing.Incarcerated “I Believe I Can Fly” crooner R. Kelly, 55, is sparking social media controversy from prison after a young woman posted a now-viral video of him reportedly serenading her over the phone while behind bars on Friday.“R.

Charlie James took to TikTok last Friday to share a clip of himself dancing to Frank Ocean’s hit song “Lost” as he worked away on a rooftop.At the beginning of the eye-popping video, the scaffolder Brit was seen crouching down to set up his phone to record his routine, and it appeared as if his manhood had popped out of his pants in the process. However, James did not breach TikTok’s strict community guidelines — the object was actually the end of his flesh-colored safety belt.The rather racy optical illusion throbbed on social media, quickly going viral on TikTok and garnering more than 6 million views.Thousands of people took to the comments section beneath the video, sharing hilarious feedback about what they believed they had just seen. ….

macho head honcho. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is transitioning from unsung European commander-in-chief to universal sex symbol in the wake of his unrelenting defense of Ukraine against Russian forces. And unabashed admirers are shamelessly lusting over the 5-foot-7, newly anointed heartthrob online. “It’s not the time or place to have a crush on President Zelensky,” admitted TikTok user Stephanie Martin in a trending clip dedicated to her unbridled attraction to the married 44-year-old head of state. “Buuuuut…,” she continued in the video entitled “The heart wants what it wants,” which has amassed more than 694,000 views. And Martin’s zeal for Zelensky is wildly echoing throughout hyper-sexual cyberspace. “Y’all, I got one thing to say. President Zelensky — daddy,” gushed a groupie on TikTok.

exclusive streaming home Peacock. A video detailing the epicurean Easter egg currently boasts over 131,000 views on TikTok.

flying flash was that?Stunned diners at famed Japanese eatery NoBu in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, dropped their chopsticks in awe when a mysterious body of shooting objects cascaded across the night sky during an outdoor dinner service earlier this month. “What the f–k is that?” repeatedly questioned a shocked witness of the celestial phenomenon, which was recorded and shared to TikTok by user Nicky Beezer. In the cosmic clip, which has amassed over 6.5 million views, the flickering heavenly body travels through space for several seconds as stupefied onlookers gasp and gawk at the sight.  And digital audiences were equally dazed by the mystifying marvel. “I need a real educated [response] please! what is that?” penned one perplexed commenter. “Is this real? I seen it a few times like damn I hope it’s aliens to take us back to our real planet lol,” wrote another. Other keyboard comics made light of the starry rarity, saying: “Imagine being drunk out of your mind at a Mexican beach and you see this in the sky” and “I would drive to wherever that lands and make some jewelry out of it.”But the joking subsided when purported astrobiology Ph.D.

dangerous challenges and chilling stunts: This is a kinder, gentler TikTok.A content creator known as ItsMeFuzz has gone viral after sharing two optical illusions that he claims reveal insights into a viewer’s personality. The brain-teasing video — viewed a staggering 6.9 million times since it was uploaded in mid-January — is now generating a spirited online discussion, with commenters debating “what you see first says about you.”In the clip, ItsMeFuzz first shares an image depictingh either a woman’s face or a man playing the saxophone — depending on how you look at it.“If you ended up seeing the woman first, this means the right side of your brain is more developed than the left, so you’re more creative and artistic,” the TikTokker claimed.

a hair too far.Social media socialite Cathair Curran, better known as Kegs thanks to his 111,000 TikTok followers and 225 million viral video views, is giving up sex, smoking, swimming and more after undergoing a new, cutting-edge hair transplant procedure in an attempt to regrow his diminishing mane. “For the first 30 days [after the transplant], you’re not allowed to drink alcohol, smoke, exercise, go in the pool or sea — or have sex,” Kegs, 24, explained to Kennedy News and Media. He underwent the restoration procedure with Now Hair Time in Turkey on Feb. 6.Kegs — from Loughmacrory, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland — began experiencing the loss of his locks at age 19. As a kid, he was bullied for having a “really big forehead.”The internet influencer initially tried covering up the perceived imperfection with his hair, which he ultimately overpacked with products that, in turn, promoted permanent damage. And over the last five years, he’s implemented a number of unmaintainable hair recovery and replacements systems in an attempt to conceal his early onset baldness. “I’ve done three things in the past — the spray paint, a hair system then the hair transplant,” said Kegs.Wearing spray-on hair, however, made him feel “really self-conscious,” especially on rainy days or during waterside outings. “You have to use products to make sure it’s covering everywhere and you’d get really self-conscious if it was raining,” he said of the faux-hair substance, which might have washed off of his head if it got wet.

photographer Frank de Beer told Caters News Agency of the acci-dental video, which was filmed in Balule Nature Reserve on Feb. 7.The fotog reportedly got the jaw-some shot by leaving the video camera on a dirt path frequented by lions in an effort to get one of the big cats to pick it up in its maw.

attempting to do the Worm across the floor. A viral video of the grocery-store showdown is currently blowing up on Facebook as admirers laud the worker for heeding the call of booty-shaking.“It was the best customer service ever,” Lisa Negus, the intoxicated customer’s wife who uploaded the vid, told Kennedy News of the incident, which occurred last month at a Tesco Express in Lyndhurst, Hampshire.The 48-year-old haberdasher and her fiancé, Steve Williams, had reportedly just finished celebrating a very boozy two-year anniversary.

racked up more than 1.7 million views on TikTok as of Wednesday morning. “Well, she’s definitely fell in love this summer,” reads the caption to frumpy footage, which was shared Sunday by Dorchester’s Violet Price, 16.In the now-viral footage, Price’s “best friend” and traveling companion Catherine Nicholson, also 16, can be seen standing at the altar while gussied up in a traditional white gown.

sexual kind no less. This week, the co-stars of “Uncharted” entered into some uncharted territory of their own, when the topic of personal massage guns came up. In an interview with Access Hollywood, the stars opened up about the misunderstanding regarding an Amazon massage gun, that Holland thought was used for a bit more than shoulder blades and calf-muscles.

Twitter, Instagram and YouTube in less than a year — prides itself on exposing far left hypocrisy and liberal “wokeness” on steroids. The account’s mysterious creator specializes in outing unchecked teachers, abuses in schools and the alleged “indoctrination” of children by reposting videos of the so-called offenders in their own words.

now has more than 19 million views, shows the TikToker supposedly sending her boyfriend a photo of her hairy legs, saying she hadn’t shaved since Christmas.“Yeh I’ve noticed lol you should really get on that. It’s kinda gross tbh,” reportedly replied the picky boyfriend in the first clip, which racked up 19 million views.The TikToker then promised to “do it soon,” but it didn’t seem to appease her man.“No you should be embarrassed,” he allegedly responded.

Horonim.ru in Moscow are facing mortified backlash over their decision to enlist a bevy of beauties for a stunt to promote funeral services “for all categories of citizens” on Instagram and TikTok.The 42-second clip branded “tasteless and offensive” on social media shows women in lingerie and stripper heels posing with coffins — including one buxom babe who hopped inside the casket and writhed around while another gal put her leg atop the closed portion and smized for the camera.One thong-wearing glamour girl even posed on top of the closed casket with her rump in the air while another showed off her flexibility inside an open casket in a backbend with one leg in the air.For reasons unknown, some of the women modeled hooded sweatshirts — but without pants on — while others sat at a throne alongside the funeral service’s ornate sympathy floral arrangements.“We have our own staff of qualified agents, who supervise the organization of the funeral at every stage — from paperwork to the rite,” the ad noted, according to East2West news service, though it’s unclear if the coffin models are part of that staff.The video has been viewed hundreds of thousands of times on TikTok and Instagram since posted on Jan. 21 and 22, respectively — and garnered a slew of outraged comments.“It’s horrible.

put a litter box in one of its bathrooms for “the kids that identify as cats,” as one harried parent put it. Far from merely identifying as felines, furries are an anthropomorphic community whose members sometimes dress up as a variety of animals at conventions, or who have a special “fursona” with whom they connect.

“mom bods” are in.The man-led “The No Filter Podcast” — created by Anthony Casasanta, Nick Casasanta and their buddy Jason Girratano — sparked controversy online over comments made about women’s post-partum bodies.In a viral TikTok clip of the exchange — titled “Is this too much?” — that has amassed 2 million views, Anthony put his future wife on blast.“If my wife lets herself go after I have kids with her, I’m going to tell her, once: ‘If you don’t get your s–t together,'” host Anthony said.“I still want to be sexually attracted to my wife, to my spouse,” he continued, as the co-hosts piped up in agreement. “Girlfriend, too.

jaw-dropping video of the gravity-defying feat boasted over 85,000 views on Twitter as of Monday morning.“And the gold medal for long & high jump goes to…..” reads the caption to the high-flying footage, which was shared Friday to the Twitter account of India-based environmental NGO WildLense Eco Foundation.In the exhilarating slow-motion clip, a spotted deer can be seen emerging from a river and jumping effortlessly across a dirt path. During the incredible soaring leap, the ungulate glides through the air at approximately the height of a person as if suspended by wires in a Hong Kong kung fu flick.

Mia Khalifa sparked chuckles — and criticism — by announcing that her daughter would need to drop big bucks on fake breasts if she had any hope of resembling her infamous mom. A video of the controversial skin-fluencer’s sketch about her “future” baby girl had racked up 7.3 million views on TikTok as of Wednesday morning.

NPR’s Tiny Desk concert series. The unusual gig location was a reference to Rodrigo’s biggest hit “Driver’s License,” which she performed at the DMV along with three of her other hits.