Tanning addict obsessed with sunbeds ignores health warnings saying 'let me be'

NEWLY single ALAN CARR has begged David Gandy to set him up with his “chubby chaser” model mates. The comedian, who split from husband Paul Drayton in January, is awaiting his divorce to be finalised.

KIND Tom Parker secretly supported a woman who passed away from a brain tumour just weeks before his own death. The Wanted star became close friends with Amani Liaquat after discovering they shared the same terminal diagnosis.

TARON Egerton has quit West End play Cock due to 'personal reasons'. The A-list star, who has been replaced by understudy Joel Harper-Jackson, has had a torrid run of luck since the show launched last month.

KATIE Price's ex-husband Kieran Hayler has taken a swipe at her by making her former pal his baby son's godmother. Dad-of-three Kieran and fiancée Michelle Penticost announced PR expert Kirsty Shaw-Rayner is one of Apollo's godparents at The Rankin Family Foundation launch.

AS hard-nosed copper DCI Frank Burnside in The Bill, actor Chris Ellison was famous for his terse one-liners. But now Chris, 75, has been cast into a twilight world with the same speech debilitating illness as Hollywood action movie Bruce Willis.

Another Rock has spoken out regarding Slapgate; Chris Rock‘s brother, Tony Rock. Defending the most infamous moments of the Oscars 2022, when Will Smith slapped Chris across the face after a joke he made about Jada Pinkett-Smith‘s hair. The slap heard around the world has continued to cause reverberations, and Tony didn’t hold back when he discussed the moment in a new stand-up routine.

IT’S been two years since Sam Smith put out a record, but we can reveal that the superstar is back with an upbeat new single. The velvet-voiced singer is releasing Love Me More, which promises a party, celebratory sound and should guarantee a return to the charts.  They’ve been spotted out letting their hair down on the dance floor lately as the post-pandemic London club scene gets back up and running and it seems they’re bringing the vibe to the track’s video.  We’re told Sam wants to recreate the same bashes they’ve been to at queer hotspot The Vauxhall Tavern, in the capital, celebrating freedom and love.  A pal said: “Sam is super excited to be making a long-awaited comeback and feels the time is ripe.  “They’re all about love, laughter and being able to go out and dance again and want that to reflect in their music after a heavy few years.

DANCING On Ice star Matt Evers has dished on his former dance partners including his least favourite. The pro skater, who was partnered with Corrie's Sally Dynevor in the competition this year, opened up about the challenges of partnering up with famous names.

A FRESH faced Molly-Mae Hague told fans she was enjoying a "rare day off" by pampering herself at home. The former Love Island star took to her Instagram to explain she was making the most of the "first Saturday in ages she had nothing to do".

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

TikTok user has called herself a "catfish" after sharing a video in which she poses in a bikini with and without padding to boost her curves.Displaying her full figure from every angle, she then whips out the padding to show her natural and less voluptuous shape."You are not a 32A," is written the on-screen text.The video was uploaded on TikTok by swimwear brand inBodi Swim and the bikini in the clip is from the "Up Your Cup" range.It was watched more than 100,000 times after it was uploaded with the caption "call me catfish" and viewers were shocked.One user commented: "Ummm wtf just happen there?!?!? That's some witchcraft right there."Some viewers doubted the model, who is one of the brand's co-owners, was really a 32A, although she has doubled-down on it being her true cup size in several of the brand's videos."I must be a -A if she's an A cup hahaha," said one confused person.A second user commented: "Ya sis this is still not an A lol."Someone else said: "I’m a 32A and wouldn’t fill that out like that you’re defiantly not a 32A."An A-cup is when your bust has a circumference one inch larger than your underbust, with a B-cup two inches, a C cup three inches, a D-cup four inches, and so on.This means a woman with a 32A chest would have an underbust measurement of 32 inches (also known as band size) and a bust of 33 inches.Meanwhile, a body positivity influencer who calls herself a "minus A cup" said she feels so much better after ditching padded bras for good.Lisa Banks said back in 2017 she was "hiding" behind her padding but now has embraced her petite chest and feels more beautiful than ever.She said: "Me back then wouldn’t have believed I would grow to not only accept but love my small boobs."

TikTok user Amber @amberscxtt explains in a video the birth was induced and took a long time, meaning her partner wanted something to do to whittle away the hours. She shows a clip of her partner wearing a headset and sitting with his back to her while concentrating on a first-person shooter game.Meanwhile, she is lying on a bed in a hospital gown waiting for active labour to begin."My boyfriend brought his entire gaming system to the hospital during my 21-hour long induction," she says in the on-screen text.The video was watched more than 1million times since it was uploaded on Friday (March 4) and viewers were divided.While some people believed playing games was fine, others thought he should have been pampering his partner non-stop.One user sarcastically commented: "Wow what a great father and dependable husband he will be."A second viewer said: "Lol nah this is my wife’s day for real I don’t care how nervous I am.

TikTok video, user Ellie Tindall @ellietindall from Nashville, Tennessee, shows her boyfriend looking comfy in his First Class seat while giving her a thumbs up and a cheeky wink. She plays the song I Hate U by SZA and mouths along to the lyrics: "If you're wondering if I hate you...

TikTok video, user @deinshoshannamadchen films herself brushing her hair and preening, writing on the screen: "When everyone in your life is telling you to get a job but they don't get that being the stay-at-home daughter is a job." The video was played with the TikTok sound: "No. It was no 15 minutes ago and it's no now.""Being pretty is enough to worry about," she wrote in the caption of the video along with the hashtags "unemployed", "perfect", and "doll".The clip was watched more than 180,000 times on the video-sharing app and many young women agreed with the message, with some admitting they had found it tough to find enjoyable jobs.One user wrote: "Grateful for my mom.

KHLOE Kardashian shared a post about "happiness being the new rich" after getting accused of "flaunting her wealth". The KUWTK alum, 37, faced backlash for sharing photos of her daughter True, three, wearing a designer outfit worth $6,500.

“Puberty really hit” with 20-year-old singer Luke Taylor.

Susanna Reid said her sons wouldn't understand the idea of men finding their famous mum attractive.She also revealed her sons don't watch her when she's live on Good Morning Britain, delivering the latest news to ITV viewers in the mornings.The glamorous GMB star is a mum-of-three to her sons Sam, 19, Finn, 17, and Jack, 16.The ITV presenter, who shares all three of her teenage boys with ex-husband Dominic Cotton, claimed she wouldn't chat to her sons about her male admirers as it would be "weird".She told The Sun: "[Men fancying me] that would go over their heads and certainly would not be a conversation that I would initiate with them!"It would be really weird. I think they love it that I can dress up and look nice and be on telly.

@annabelstopit said she was "traumatised" by the experience and made a TikTok video about it as she walked home after the procedure, explaining what happened.In the clip, she says: "I am utterly traumatised by the experience I just had at the laser hair removal clinic. I am fearing for my vagina’s life."The second she starts, I jolt and I’m like, 'That is way more painful than usual'."She just stands there and she’s like, 'Well, it’s the same settings as last time, can you open your legs please?'"Annabel said her beautician "proceeded to pin me down" and complete the laser session, while she was left on the bed "jolting around in pain".She continues: "And, in the end, she was like, 'Was that ok?' And I’m like, 'Are you having a f***ing laugh? Were we in the same room?'""I think I just died and went to hell," she concludes bluntly.

press release from California Attorney General Rob Bonta states. TikTok's privacy policy states that users 13 and under may use the app to play with effects, watch videos, and follow others but not post public videos or interact with other users via messages. Recently the app experimented with the 'profile view' function, which would allow users to see who viewed their profile.

mum has captured the "creepy" moment that her two-year-old daughter told her that she was her own great-great-grandma in toddler speak. Sharing the moment on TikTok, mum @gi_gi216 filmed her little girl looking at an old black-and-white photo of her grandmother and great-grandmother.Her daughter, Ella, repeatedly puts her hand over the great-grandmother in the framed picture, exclaiming: "That's me.""My two year old found a picture of my grandma and great grandmother. She is saying she is my great grandmother," the TikToker wrote.The creeped out mother explained in the comments that they were in her mum's house and Ella was seeing the photo for the first time.

TikTok video, Nicole @swfl_mommanicoleof2 explains she believes nothing is certain and she and her husband could break up one day. In that eventuality, she doesn't want him to "have kids outside of our family", which includes their two children and an older daughter she has from a previous relationship.She writes in the short clip: "When people think I’m wrong for not wanting my husband to have other children when we divorce."So that means snip after baby number three."The video has been watched more than 45,000 times since the mum uploaded it on Friday (February 25) and people in the comments were divided.One user said: "I think what you want is understandable and that is a very good man that truly loves you and his children if he is willing to do that."A second user asked: "When we divorce? Are you planning this?"The mum clarified she meant "if" they divorced and commented, "nothing is ever for sure".A third viewer said: "To each their own! If this works for your relationship wonderful! I couldn't do it, but that's me!"Someone else said: "I'm a married man and I support this.