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Dua Lipa surprised an 80-year-old superfan on The Tonight Show after he went viral on TikTok – check out the video below.Late last year, footage of Papa Richy receiving tickets for his 80th birthday to see Dua Lipa on her ‘Future Nostalgia‘ tour was uploaded to TikTok by his grandaughter. The clip, which sees Richy exclaim “Dua Lipa in concert? Are you shitting me?” soon went viral and has racked up almost 2million likes since.And earlier this week (March 3) Papa Richy got the chance to meet the pop star during her appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.A post shared by DUA LIPA (@dualipa)“We reached out to him, pretending that we were a radio station in New York and told him that he won a contest for the number one TikTok video of the year — he believed this, he loved it,” Fallon explained to the audience.

Who would have guessed! The FBI tracked down a suspect who allegedly went on a months-long spree of armed robberies all because of TikTok!

@ashleydistefano727 made a video about her youthful appearance and people were begging her for skincare tips. In a video, filmed in the passenger seat of a car, she shows off her face to the TikTok sound of "tell me you don’t look your age without telling me you don’t look your age".She also made a clip about dating men who are aged in their mid-twenties – and heavily hints she is turned off by men who are the same age as her.Ashley explained: "I’ve been an Esthetician for over 11 years and worked in a medical spa."Over the years I maintained a great skincare regime including vitamin C, tretinoin, glycolic, hyaluronic acid, hydroquinone, sunscreen, and more."The fresh-faced TikToker said she also has regular facials and gets chemical peels and IPL (intense pulsed light) for hyperpigmentation caused by sun damage.She avoids tanning beds and wears an SPF when in the sun to avoid damaging her skin and drinks a lot of water, as well as following a "plant-based diet".Ashley says she has Botox and lip filler in her top lip only.She adds: "I don’t smoke.

TikTok video.Yazmin, who is from the US, shows how one side of her lower lip has ballooned in size like she has been stung by a bee.Talking through her swollen lips, she says: "Never get your lips done [cheap] this is what you're going to end up like."She later reassured beauty fans it was an allergic reaction and didn't blame it on discount lip filler treatment – but added she had no idea to treat it."It’s just an allergic reaction it happens a lot, but I don't know what to do," she explains to worried viewers.Yazmin @yazminnnnd says she doesn't have medical insurance so she can't get it checked out at a clinic but thinks her periods are to blame, rather than lip filler.One person commented: "Do you know what the filler was? I got Kybella and my lips kept swelling for months! I think I’m allergic."A second wrote: "Omg this happened to me! I had a bad allergic reaction and my fiancés son was straight pointing and laughing at me."Someone else said: "This just happened to me! It was an allergic reaction too but I couldn't stop laughing at how I looked like I had bad filler."A fourth said: "Why do women do this anyway? Guys who are worth anything will accept you just how you are."Bizarrely, it turns out some women can suffer allergic reactions as a result of their periods but it is very rare, according to verywellhealth.com.Progesterone hypersensitivity and catamenial dermatosis can cause hives and swelling and even anaphylaxis in severe cases.Doctors normally treat it by prescribing antihistamines or steroids but some women may have surgery to remove their uterus and ovaries.

She’s done a full 180. Dua Lipa is “reclaiming” her viral TikTok dance and has fully embraced it on tour.

MTV has teamed with Pepsi and TikTok on a first-of-its-kind music competition series that showcases artists originally discovered on TikTok. Joe Jonas, Becky G and Sean Bankhead will serve as judges on Becoming A Popstar, which will premiere Thursday, March 24 on MTV.

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Wreck It Ralph" because of his oversized limbs that measure 19.30 inches in circumference.The 48-year-old became a world champion arm wrestler after winning titles at the International Federation of Arm Wrestling's Grandmaster Tournament in Florida.In one video he shared on TikTok, he holds a US dollar note and people are in awe watching the size of his hands compared to the dollar bill.Another video sees him taking off his wedding ring and putting it on his wife's ring finger.His wedding ring is a stunning 5 inches wide, which is why it swamps his partner.Meanwhile, Jeff's hand span is so large he can hold two basketballs at once. Commenters are blown away by the TikToker's ginormous palms.

transformation after they have shed a huge 138 pounds (more than nine stone) between them – and now they look completely different.Natasha Pehrson set out on a mission to lose weight along with her husband Dave, and she has documented their journey on TikTok.Very quickly, people have become captivated by their journey.The account has now got 1.1 million followers keeping track of the duo's progress.After having a baby, Natasha was determined to lose her postpartum weight after feeling “uncomfortable” and “embarrassed”.She hit the gym and changed her eating habits to lose the pounds – bringing her husband along with her on her journey.The pair have been breaking up a sweat and getting their hearts pumping - and the hard work is starting to pay off.In a recent TikTok clip, Natasha revealed they have lost a whopping 138lbs between them - and people cannot quite believe their eyes. Having now racked up a whopping 56.7 million views, the couple first shared what they looked like before they set out on their weight loss journey.

The mum with the 'UK's biggest eyebrows' has shared what she looks like without them.

A former contestant on The Bachelor has revealed she spent over $4,000 on outfits, shoes, and makeup to be on the popular reality TV show — only to get eliminated on the first night!

@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.

TikTok – with many confessing they were put off the fruit for life.In the clip, uploaded by user @bugboy19, he is standing next to a crate of bananas that appears to be the temporary home of a creepy-crawly.Long black antennae are sticking out and, when the person zooms in, you can see the scorpion resting on top of one of the bunches of yellow fruit.The TikToker then picks up the bug and holds it under the camera, revealing it is dark brown and has six legs and a pair of powerful pinchers.He then puts the bug back on the bananas and weighs them, before paying for them at the self-service check out with the creature still on board as a stowaway.It's then carried home in a plastic shopping bag along with the bananas, presumably to live in captivity as part of the TikToker's impressive collection of exotic pets.The bug was identified by viewers as a whip scorpion, a fairly popular pet, and it seems unlikely it found its way onto the bananas without help."I love checking the new bananas for friends," said the TikToker in the caption of the video which has since been watched 1.5million times.One user commented: "Nope, nope, nope, nope. Don't want Bananas anymore.""That would have been the last time I showed up to buy bananas," admitted a second viewer, obviously not a fan of whip scorpions.A third commented: "The way you just weighed it with the bananas.""Yano...

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.

Vladimir Putin and Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov dropping veiled threats about a potential nuclear confrontation over Ukraine, half-forgotten Cold War fears are starting to resurface for many people. For Eighties kids, those fears could be summed up in one single TV show: Threads.The night the showed first aired on BBC Two - September 23, 1984 - was referred to as "the night Britain didn't sleep", so harrowing was the show's portrayal of nuclear war's effects on Britain.The terrifying show was shown on the BBC once again the following year, before the tape was locked away until a BBC Four airing 18 years later.It was released on DVD and received a semi-cult status online, but there is no record of it airing anywhere on British TV since UKTV showed it for a final time in April 2005.And with nuclear war fears growing, BritBox quickly pulled it from their service last month after it was slammed for a poorly-timed release as tensions brewed in Ukraine.A new generation have been able to pick up on the show, though – posting clips to TikTok that they “can’t believe” were ever broadcast on TV.One upsetting scene was captioned “who as a kid had nightmares after watching this?” and a comment on another Threads excerpt read: “And to think they showed this in schools in the Eighties.

Jacqueline Jossa thrilled her fans in her latest TikTok clip as she showed off her latest outfits. The former EastEnders star confirmed that she's been working on her new collection with InTheStyle as she announced to her followers that it's now live and available to shop.

TikTok followers.But this time, the German model had a fan with four legs and hooves to deal with.In a TikTok video that has now racked up a huge 10.7 million views, the blonde bombshell wore a skin tight grey gym wear set.A zipper ran down the front of her top to keep her curves in place as she lovingly petted her horse in the stables.However, instead of some hay to munch on, the farm animal had other things on its mind.Hilariously, the horse made eye contact with the zipper on Augustine's top.And the model had a mare as her pet pulled it down from her neck all the way to the middle of her boobs.The gorgeous internet star giggled as she tried to protect her modesty – and found the moment so funny she posted it online.She wrote in the video: “My horse every time he sees a zipper.”Fans found the clip equally as amusing, with some suggesting the noble steed knew exactly what it was doing.One person giggled: “The horse knows whats good.”Another user added: “A somewhat mischievous horse.”A third fan voiced: “He is smooth.”Someone else chuckled: “Now that’s two things that horse and I share in common.”Meanwhile, a fifth person remarked: “One smart horse knows a beauty when he sees it.” Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter

Mike Wass From decades of reinvention to her enthusiastic embrace of social media, Madonna moves with the times. The Queen of Pop now reminds all that she also has her finger on the pulse of TikTok by releasing a new version of Sickick’s viral “Frozen” remix featuring Fireboy DML. The producer’s dramatic overhaul of Madonna’s 1998 classic was a sensation on the video sharing platform, and has since crossed over to streaming on DSPs.Sickick’s “Frozen” remix debuted in a TikTok video dated March 30,  2021, and soon went nuclear on the app — soundtracking more than 125,000 “creates.”  The pop icon spotted an opportunity and officially released the song in December.

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false rumours of a male monk living until the age of 163.It turns out the person in the separate videos are one and the same and were shared on TikTok by user @auyary13, who is their granddaughter.So how old are they actually and is this whole thing a hoax?Of course the images are a hoax. If a person had lived to nearly 400 years on this planet, scientists would be itching to discover her secrets and historians desperate to document her takes on anything from the French Revolution to the outbreak of World War One.Some scientists believe that the maximum life span of a human is 150 years, according to one study.Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology's Peter Fedichev, research and senior author of the study, said in Inverse: "What we’re saying here is that the strategy of reducing frailty, so reducing the disease burden, has only an incremental ability to improve your lifespan."This means that even with the most healthy lifestyle possible and a large portion of good luck, people can only live for a certain amount of time.