Tattooed woman leaves Disney fans 'in love' with 'gender bend' Maui cosplay

TikTok to hysterically laugh at the much loved meal.READ MORE: Brits baffled as American tourist visits UK and falls in love with Boots storesWhat is that supposedly funny dish, you ask? Beans on toast.The American took to TikTok where her 'culturally offensive' views went viral. "Bro, British people are putting beans on toast", she let out a roar of laughter.As she struggled to contain her cackling, the American mimicked a cockney British accent.

READ MORE: Moment couple ‘honeymooning’ in Airbnb hot tub realise they’re on cameraWhen she walked down the aisle with her father, she was seen reminding her guests again by repeatedly saying "put your phones away".She then further explained that her bridesmaids had previously told the guests to follow the rules and she had put up a sign by the entrance, as well as making an announcement.Most of the guests were seen following the guidelines and enjoying the moment.The newly wed wrote in the post: "Since TikTok took down the last video at 1million, I thought I’d repost with some clarification."Haters are going to hate but I was surrounded by love this day."Stick up for what you want! Those who love you will still love you."Viewers appreciated Jenn for sticking up for her rules.One said: "I get this and had the same rule at our wedding but like hell would I be putting my energy, whilst walking down the aisle, into telling people off.""If I see a phone when I'm walking down the aisle, I'm taking it with me!" a second wrote.Others welcomed their guests to take pictures and videos."I'm actually glad people took a lot of pics at my wedding," one commented. "Some of them are so memorable we got them printed."A second added: "I had one guest take so many photos.

One fashionable family. Victoria Beckham revealed that she gets a lot of her fashion inspiration from her four children and her daughter-in-law, Nicola Peltz Beckham.

fashion show.Pregnant mum-of-one, Indy Clinton, is one of those glamourous mums who wanted to make sure she looked her best before giving birth and went on to pamper herself ahead of the big day. The fitness influencer, who posts online as @indyclinton, describes herself as a ‘young mama to a crazy toddler’ and got a manicure and pedicure, gave her hair a blow dry, and even fake-tanned her body in preparation.

Joshua Bassett is taking multiple chances with love. In his latest TikTok video, the star seemingly pokes fun at his relationship with Olivia Rodrigo. In the clip, Bassett’s single, “Would You Love Me Now?,” is playing in the background as he participates in the Love of My Life trend.

Summer Erica moved from Bristol to stay with her boyfriend Biggs in Glasgow, Scotland last June after graduating university.She works as a freelance last technician and posts videos to her TikTok account @sumerica to show how she passes time at home.READ MORE: 'I'm a live-in girlfriend – I look after boyfriend and he spoils me with luxury gifts'In the "stay-at-home girlfriend" series, she gives their dog Prince a cuddle when she wakes up, then makes her bed before breakfast."I made beans and waffles because we need to go grocery shopping, so bad girlfriend to me for actually doing nothing in the house," she said."But there we go, we moved. I then watched a movie when he went to work."Life of a lash tech, need to order some product, which costs £54."Then I get into shower, get ready for my day - started off with my sunbed and I finally did the food shop and I got him his favourite doughnuts from the local bakery."All of that was £33.

Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz have left their fans totally gobsmacked after explaining how they choose their dog's name, which was inspired by a bizarre obsession.

READ MORE: World's tallest woman who stands over 7ft tall breaks three new world records“I then went on to toning my hair around a year ago due to the bullying I was getting in public places for having naturally white hair. This affected my mental health so I started toning my hair lilac.“I currently wear makeup every day to hide the fact I’m albino due to the abusive behaviour I got from people in public places.

A middle school teacher in Alabama spends his free time as a drag queen, and recently made sexually driven comments at a Drag Queen Story Time that was geared toward kids. James Miller, a teacher at Mountain Gap Middle School in Huntsville, Alabama, operates the Facebook page "Madge D. Ivine (Miss Majesty Divine)," where he frequently posts pictures of himself attending drag events such as Drag Queen Story Time.

Tara Reid is taking over TikTok! The American Pie star, 46, has gone viral for her unlikely singalong collaborations with John Grimes, 30, from the Irish singing duo Jedward.The actress shared their latest musical effort on Monday, with the pair seen standing in a parking garage while wearing fancy nighttime clothes as they sang Britney Spears' Toxic. Taking over! Tara Reid has gone viral on TikTok for her unlikely singalong collaborations with John Grimes, 30, from the Irish singing duo JedwardThe duo know each other from when they took part in the 2011 season of Celebrity Big Brother.  'Cause you love my singing so much here’s another one,' Tara humorously captioned the post - which amassed 2.7 million likes. The blonde beauty sparkled in a sleeveless glittering gown with a thigh-high split and a black belt at the waist.

Nickelback have responded to their track ‘She Keeps Me Up’ taking on a new lease of life on TikTok.The song, taken from the Canadian band’s 2014 album ‘No Fixed Address’, has become a viral hit on the social media app after soundtracking a number of “thirst trap” posts.“Thanks for all the love for ‘She Keeps Me Up’,” the band wrote in a tweet yesterday (October 11). “That one was pretty unexpected!” The accompanying video clip shows four women flipping their hair to reveal new outfits at the moment the chorus kicks in, a style emulated in countless other videos shared in recent weeks.Check out the band’s tweet below, and a few other examples of the genre from TikTok.Thanks for all the love for "She Keeps Me Up".

Baked potatoes are the unsung heroes of cold days. When the weather is miserable, nothing beats the warm and hearty meal.

When you have adult acne, it’s easy to feel alone, as if you’re the only one getting breakouts past the age of 18. However, anywhere between of women ages 26 through 44 experience acne, and that number is increasing by the day (on the other hand, only around 3% of adult men experience the condition). In our series, we’re asking influential women who happen to have acne about their relationship with their skin and the products they use to keep it happy.

Greggs bacon butty after asking for an eye-watering 51 rashers believes he ordered “the UK’s biggest ever” sarnie.Bonkers food blogger Craig Harker consumed enough calories for the whole day in the meaty snack he ordered from the Hardwick branch of Greggs in Stockton-on-Tees last month.A baffled member of staff had to keep piling on the additional bacon until the bun became so big it could only fit in a box originally intended for six doughnuts.READ MORE: 'Poshest' Greggs ever where 'royals get sausage rolls' leaves Brits in aweThe 35-year-old dad admitted he couldn’t finish the £16.40 sandwich and had to share the rest with his 28-year-old partner Rochelle Fairley and kids Isla, nine, Oscar, seven, and two-year-old Teddy.Pub owner Craig said: "I think it's the UK's biggest bacon bun - I know we were hitting some sort of record."When she served it to me in the doughnut box, I thought 'I've never seen a bacon butty that size before - that looks incredible'."I was just driving past and fancied a Greggs bacon sarnie, so I went in and said 'can I have the biggest you can make me?'"I was asking for more and more bacon and she just kept saying 'yes'. When I reached 50 she said 'I think we should stop here.

Airbnb she was staying in wasn't all it seemed.Grace Grundy and her pal booked a nice cottage in the woodland park of Cuddfan, Wales, but only noticed there was a hidden door on their last day.She said: "Packing up to leave our Airbnb and realised the book shelf is a secret door! What?READ MORE: Cruise ship worker showcases secret rooms on board – including a jail"Just think it's a book shelf, all good, nothing to see."In the clip, her friend opens the shelf and reveals a small door with a "fire exit" sign.While Grace is worrying where the door leads, her friend opens the door and inside is a spacious, long barn full of furniture and even a piano."What? What the f***? Oh my God, it's a secret room and a secret door," she said.The video amassed 1.5million views since being shared to TikTok, with many people wondering how she missed the feature during her entire stay."You didn't see it through the windows?" one asked and a second wondered: "How did you not see the hinges? They were pretty obvious!"Grace explained that in hindsight the hinges were obvious but it was behind a lamp so they might not have seen it at all.She added: "We didn't even look through everything on this Airbnb listing. We are just like 'let's go' and we just went."It's in the woods and there are loads of different buildings that other people are staying as well, that's why we didn't think the building shape is weird."The cottage that Grace and her friend is called the Wildernest in Wales and she said the area "is a communal area for guests".On the Airbnb listing, host Hugh said: "The Long Barn is available for the use of guests, with its open wood fire, sofas, piano and table football.

Tom Brady isn’t getting into specifics about his marital problems and, sad to say, likely divorce from Gisele Bündchen. But when you talk publicly enough, you can’t ignore the elephant in the room forever.

TikTok. The latest trend to take over our feeds is called the 'Belial, Behemoth, Beelzebub' trend which pet owners are really enjoying.Sure to leave all animal lovers laughing, the funny pet trend involves people showing off their pets with a montage of the most chaotic or silly pictures and videos they can find of their furry friends.Here's everything you need to know about the viral 'Belial, Behemoth, Beelzebub' TikTok trend including who started it, where the odd name of the trend comes from and how to join in.READ MORE: What is the F74 TikTok trend and can you really fly to another dimension in your sleep?The viral 'Belial, Behemoth, Beelzebub' trend has people creating montages of the weirdest pictures and videos they have of their pets.

READ MORE: Mum slammed for telling toddler sweary potato letter meal says 'I love you'"Number two, my daughter and I share a birthday and her last boyfriend used to get me a gift too, so not only are my daughter's expectations high, but so are mine," she said on TikTok."Number three, no sleepovers unless you've been dating seriously for six months, I don't even want to meet you face to face."Number four, your parents better be fun because if this relationship goes anywhere, I want my Christmases to be fun okay? I don't want to have a 'Karen' telling me what to do."Lastly, don't, ever, invite my daughter out for a dinner and expect her to pay for her meal." Some parents called Kat the "best mum" for doing everything she can to protect her daughter."I love this because the sleepover rule is very valid if it's serious," one mentioned.A second wrote: "I actually love this and I agree with everything."But others found some of the rules not up to today's society standards.One viewer said: "I think girls should treat men sometimes."Another said in this age, people "split the bill" and a third added: "She's got a job, why can't she pay? Why should she be reliant on someone else to? Isn't she independent?"Others said paying for food bills at a restaurant is "red flag behaviour" while one TikToker mentioned: "You want a teenager to buy you a birthday gift as well as if it isn't expensive."READ NEXT:

Emily Ratajkowski opened up about her sexuality while sharing a cute TikTok video.