TI “still a fan” of The Chainsmokers, despite punching Drew Taggart in the face

to the daily lives of British people), still have to go back to school. Plus, they're the new kids this year. It's all so unfair, isn't it?After this summer, Kate Middleton and William decided to enroll all three of their children——in Lambrook School in Berkshire.

Representing the royal family. Princess Anne greeted mourners in Glasgow, Scotland, days before Queen Elizabeth II‘s funeral.

Drew Barrymore has had an eventful life and there’s definitely a chance it’ll be turned into a movie one day.

shared the shocking admission on her popular TikTok account on Thursday, with her clip clocking more than 700,000 views in less than 24 hours. In the viral video, Sisk said, “I get sent a lot of lower regional area pictures from guys. Maybe they don’t believe I’m blind.”The 41-year-old disability advocate further explained that she relies on a screen reader to narrate messages to her, with a system that is also able to describe any images she’s sent.

TikTok users in fits of laughter after she recorded her screen reader describing a man's nude photo as a "mushroom".Claire Sisk, who posts under the username @canseecantsee, explained that she relies on a screen reader to tell her what's on her phone – whether that be words or pictures.So, when a man sends her a picture of his appendage, her phone will verbally tell her what it sees in the image – and sometimes it comes up with the wildest descriptions.READ MORE: Busty woman told EastEnders' Mitchell brothers are 'trapped in her top' in wedding snapIn the video, which has gained more than 59,000 likes, Claire explained: "I'm blind and I get sent a lot of lower regional area pictures from guys."Maybe they don't believe I'm blind, but I rely on a screen reader to narrate my phone to me and it also narrates images. I have just received an image and I have to share this with you."She then presses her phone, and it says: "One face.

Drew Barrymore hopped on the fast-spreading TikTok trend to not-so-secretly reveal her best onscreen kiss, most surprising phone contact, and dream biopic actress this week. The video trend, which involves quickly flashing photos in response to prompts like «best onscreen kiss» or «celebrity crush,» is meant to move so fast that viewers can't tell who the answer pertains to. Nevertheless, fans will go to great lengths to pause or slow down the videos in order to track down the celebrity’s answers. Barrymore's rendition covers a wide array of Hollywood.

tattoo artist posted a video on TikTok to show off his new inking and it quickly raked in two million views within a week.READ MORE: ‘Black alien’ tattoo addict admits extreme transformation is ‘very hard’ for mumAnd the tattoo has taken pride of place after Connor shaved off his hair and had the red and black inking placed right in the centre of the back of his head."When someone dares me, I always do it," he told Ladbible."Literally I was just around my mate's one day having a few drinks when one of my mates saw the design. "He turned around to me and was like, 'I bet you won't get his done'."The beer-loving legend kept his promise and got the tattoo two weeks later."It was meant to go on the back of my leg, but I went one step further and got it on the back of my head," he explained."Because I've got both sides done, it was only a little small gap at the back."It's going to fill the gap in."TikTok viewers loved it and shared their thoughts in the comments.

A squabble between neighbours has resulted in one homeowner removing a fence of the house next door.

football fan was mistaken for Tottenham manager Antonio Conte's wife after posing next to him in a bikini. TikTok user @alerim.nas revealed the hilarious case of mistaken identity in a post on the social media site.

T.I. has spoken out about The Chainsmokers singer Drew Taggart’s recent claim that he was struck in the face by the rapper after giving him a kiss on the cheek.Taking to TikTok this week, Taggart shared a video that showed the duo performing at a nightclub alongside T.I. and others.

The Chainsmokers are revealing one of their more bizarre celebrity run-ins. In a TikTok video posted by the electropop duo, member Drew Taggart recalled an on-stage encounter with rapper T.I. at a nightclub that became quite heated. «T.I. just literally punched me in the face.

Lip oils have well and truly become TikTok’s latest obsession.The hashtag #lipoil currently boasts 325 million views and counting on the app, so it’s safe to say that we’re all just a little bit into a glossy lip look. The main reason the hashtag is going wild? Dior’s Lip Glow Oil, £30 here, which has reached viral success thanks to its volume-boosting formula.

T. I. has admitted that he punched The Chainsmokers star Drew Taggart.

The Chainsmoker's Drew Taggert has confessed to a little tussle with T.I. On Tuesday, one-half of the EDM-pop duo took to the group's TikTok platform and revealed that he gave the rapper a kiss on the cheek, for which the rapper responded by punching him in the face.'T.I. just literally punched me in the face,' Taggart, 32, confessed in the clip as band mate Alex Pall laughs in the background.

Things got a little physical between Drew Taggart and T.I.

T.I. has responded to The Chainsmokers singer Drew Taggart’s claim that he was struck in the face by the rapper after giving him a kiss on the cheek.“T.I. just literally punched me in the face,” Taggart said in a clip posted on TikTok yesterday (August 16) that shows the duo performing at a nightclub alongside T.I.

The Property Brothers never miss an opportunity to roast each other.

Tipping Point fan theory has resurfaced online, with the ITV show facing fresh 'fixed' claims.During Tuesday's episode (August 16), a Tipping Point fan on Twitter reposted a viral TikTok video in relation to the programme.The short clip depicts a counter being dragged sideways across the Tipping Point machine alongside the caption: "Haha, what's going on here?"READ MORE: Tipping Point host Ben Shephard left cringing at ITV player's 'easy' fast food errorOriginally shared by TikTok user @liamlavery7, the unusual movement of the counter left fans claiming that it had been purposefully 'moved by a magnet'.The magnet conspiracy theory is popular amongst online Tipping Point fans.It has also previously been addressed by show host Ben Shephard.Following the latest episode, Tipping Point fans on Twitter once again shared their suspicions that the programme's counters were being manipulated by an unseen force.Reacting to the video, one fan wrote: "Here we go, the magnet man."Another commented: "That's moved by magnet."Meanwhile, a third fan said: "Said from the start it's magnetised."A fourth viewer added: "I'm sure it has a magnet underneath and don’t want people to win.""Always said it’s magnets underneath," another fan concluded.During an episode of Tipping Point: Lucky Stars last month, the magnet theory was also broached by Emmerdale star Lucy Pargeter.Following a bad counter fall, the actress joked: "[There was] someone with a magnet behind there flipping it that way."Appearing to acknowledge his awareness of the magnet theory, show host Ben replied: "Don't talk about the magnet.

Cutting edge humor. Kylie Jenner’s friend Anastasia “Stassie” Karanikolaou made fun of Kendall Jenner’s viral cucumber cutting skills in a playful new video.