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Kim Kardashian showcased her killer curves in a hot pink bodysuit as she shared sultry bedroom snaps just days after it was confirmed she is legally single following her split from ex-husband Kanye West.The 41 year old took to Instagram on Friday (4 March) to celebrate the news as she posed up a storm while she enjoyed a hearty bowl of cereal in bed.As she enjoyed some much needed down time, the mum-of-four took the time to enjoy an impromptu photoshoot as she sprawled around on her super king bed.She commanded attention as she poured her hourglass figure into the long-sleeved one piece which featured buttons down the centre of her luxury pyjamas which showed off her killer curves.Kim rocked the latest item from her new sleepwear range from Skims as she made the most of the empty bed while she laid back and relaxed while watching TV.The starlet captioned the series of snaps: "Selfies [selfie emoji] and cereal [cereal emoji] kinda night as she logged onto the social media platform in the early hours of the morning."And fans soon flooded to her comments section to share their thoughts on the mini photoshoot as her 289million followers shared a slew of fire emojis.One user wrote: “Aren’t u tired … Of looking so good! [laughing emoji].”Another agreed: “Yes miss Kim Kardashian [sparkle emoji] pretty in pink ! [two pink love heart emojis].”A third penned: “Kimmy K in pink is everything two pink love heart emojis].”Meanwhile, many viewers couldn’t help but congratulate the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star on her separation from the Power singer online.One supporter penned: “Happy Single AF!! Congrats Goddess!!”Another chimed in with:“Something about how freedom looks on you [applause emoji].”A third added: “Congrats

Manchester United have reportedly made contact with Erik ten Hag over his availability to take over as manager at the end of the season.The Red Devils are currently considering their options as they look for current interim manager Ralf Rangnick’s replacement in the summer.And it appears Ajax boss Ten Hag is United’s primary target, with the club reaching out to his representatives in a bid to determine whether he would be interested in the job.The Dutchman has been considered by a number of different clubs in recent seasons, including Tottenham, Bayern Munich and Barcelona, but remained committed to his Ajax project.The tactician generated interest after winning the Eredivisie with Ajax and propelling the side to their first Champions League semi-final since 1997.Tottenham especially came close to securing Ten Hag’s services last summer following the sacking of Jose Mourinho.The Spurs hierarchy were reportedly left unimpressed with the 52-year-old when he was interviewed, given his weak grasp of the English language and his desire to only bring one member of staff with him to the club.But that appears to have changed with The Daily Mail claiming this week that Ten Hag is currently working on improving his English.Do you think Ten Hag is a good appointment for Man United? Let us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Britain's most tattooed woman has turned to OnlyFans to make some extra cash, showing off the extent of her tattoos.Becky Holt rose to fame after forking out £35,000 to cover 95% of her body in ink.Previously a cam girl, she has now turned to the subscription service to help support her family. Her OnlyFans bio reads: “The sexiest tattooed goddess to grace this planet.

Sainsbury’s cheese deli counter before ditching her part-time job and studies for adult work.She has since been in the porn industry for 15 years and has been in a long-term relationship for eight years.But despite being loved up - Jess allows her partner to sleep with other women.The 35-year-old, from Essex, told the Daily Star: “My partner and I have sex with unicorns - sexy single women - and we do many role plays.“I don’t know if that’s still a taboo for couples to sleep with other people because for me it is normal even though it sounds crazy.“I know a lot of porn people and OnlyFans girls and I think it is becoming a more normal thing. “But then I speak to friends not in the industry and they say no it’s not normal and that they couldn’t share their man.“They are like do I not get jealous and I’m like no because it’s not like that.”Jess - who is also on OnlyFans - explained: “We have unicorns for work and even in our private life too because work is not the same.

Denise Van Outen' s ex-partner Eddie Boxshall has shared a tearful video to fans online and as he opened up on the terrible time he's been experiencing of late. The 46 year old, who is known to fans for starring in Channel 4's Gogglebox, gave insight into his friend's cancer battle and told his followers that he was crying tears of joy.

Sasha Poldmaa, from New Zealand, was left scratching her head when she noticed dog poo scattered in front of her house over the course of three days.So she studied footage from her security camera to find out which neighbour was throwing excrement on her driveway.She was certain the droppings couldn't be from her dogs as they were locked in the kennels during the day when she was at work."My dogs don't roam, they're not roaming dogs", Sasha said in a now-viral TikTok video where she rolls the CCTV."So I set my iPad up to film what's been happening during the day.""This old lady from next door comes with some s*** in her shovel and she is throwing it on my driveway."I don't even walk [the dogs] past her house I go the other way and I use doggy bags, there are other dogs in the neighbour lady."The woman came up with a plan which she "returned the favour" with a complaint letter.Sasha mentioned that she had reported to local police because of the neighbour's "repeated and deliberate acts of bitterness".She also expressed her concerns for her dogs' safety.Want to bring a little glamour to your life every day with all the most exciting real-life stories, fashion and even sex tips HOT off the press?Well, we've got you covered with our great new Hot Topics newsletter - it'll drop straight into your inbox around 7pm and you can unsubscribe whenever you like.And signing up now means you'll get a front row seat for our great new series inside the lives of the next generation of Daily Star Page 3 girls.You can sign up here - you won't regret it..."I took the opportunity to return the faeces to your property using my own doggy poo bags which you'd see me walking with IF I ever did actually walk down your direction in the street,"

Kate Garraway opened up about her "dilemma" with securing "private medicine" for her husband Derek Draper as talks turn to lengthy NHS wait lists. The 54-year-old TV star had been discussing with Dr Amir Khan and guest Sharon the worsening situation with NHS delays on Friday's episode of Good Morning Britain (March 4).Sharon appeared on the programme to explain that her care had became so urgent and painful that she had decided to fund her own surgery privately.

High inflation caused by Covid-19 and Brexit, along with a reduced capital budget raised fears that two ongoing projects to extend Falkirk district primary schools might be delayed.

An iconic Ayrshire bakery with almost 100 years of history has been put on the market.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorSuper Bowl ads typically offer a mirror on society, but on Sunday they provided a window to the future.Dozens of Super Bowl advertisers ignored the coronavirus pandemic that grips the nation, and looked instead to better times. Few if any of the characters in more than four dozen commercials were spotted wearing masks or social distancing, and some were seen gathering together in small groups — including a horde of “Bud Light Legends” made up of characters from decades of the beverage’s popular commercials.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorAfter driving “Thunder Road” for decades, Bruce Springsteen is taking a detour on Madison Avenue.The musician known as “The Boss” will command two minutes of commercial time in Super Bowl LV Sunday night, all part of a mammoth Jeep ad meant to reflect a national mood of coming together after four years of politics and polarization.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorFans who tune in to the Super Bowl this Sunday are already expecting to see two all-star quarterbacks. Some of them will glimpse three.Patrick Mahomes and Tom Brady will command this Sunday’s broadcast, leading on-field strategy when the Kansas City Chiefs and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers clash during CBS’ broadcast of Super Bowl LV.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorGeneral Motors is readying a big Super Bowl ad to press American car consumers to make a big shift.The giant automaker will launch a new campaign highlighting its efforts to scale up electric vehicles during CBS’ Super Bowl broadcast with a 60-second spot that taps Will Ferrell, Kenan Thompson and Awkwafina. The spot, crafted by Interpublic Group’s McCann WorldGroup, is slated to appear during the first quarter of the game.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorPresident Joe Biden’s first formal interview as the Commander-in-Chief will take place during a uniquely American event: the Super Bowl.that has the occupant of the Oval Office take a few minutes to speak with the news division of the network airing the Big Game. But it will not be broadcast live, as it was under President Barack Obama, who helped make the Super Bowl meeting a mainstay element of the extravaganza.CBS will televise Super Bowl LV, featuring the Kansas City Chiefs taking on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, on Sunday, February 7, with hours of pre-game coverage that kicks off at 11:30 a.m.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorJason Alexander has an intriguing assignment this Sunday: He’s got 60 seconds to convince Super Bowl audiences they need a new kind of Tide detergent — and he will have to complete the bulk of his assignment without saying a word.Alexander, the actor known for his roles in “Seinfeld,” “Pretty Woman” and on Broadway, stands at the center of a Super Bowl spot for Tide. A young protagonist wears a “Jason Alexander hoodie” that gets used in the completion of some very messy tasks.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorWhen Cedric the Entertainer appeared in commercials for Bud Light about two decades ago, they “made me more famous than any TV show or movie,” he recalls. The first one “was off the Richter.”Anheuser-Busch InBev is hoping its next ad for the beer causes a similar metaphorical earthquake during this Sunday’s broadcast of the Super Bowl.Cedric will join a bevy of Bud Light commercial icons that range from the singer from the brew’s “Real Men of Genius” commercials to the Bud Knight to the guy who uttered the catchphrase, “I Love You Man.” Like a team of super-heroes, the figures will come together across time and space to help get Bud Light to eager customers waiting at a convenience store.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorWhen Cedric the Entertainer appeared in commercials for Bud Light about two decades ago, they “made me more famous than any TV show or movie,” he recalls. The first one “was off the Richter.”Anheuser-Busch InBev is hoping its next ad for the beer causes a similar metaphorical earthquake during this Sunday’s broadcast of the Super Bowl.Cedric will join a bevy of Bud Light commercial icons that range from the singer from the brew’s “Real Men of Genius” commercials to the Bud Knight to the guy who uttered the catchphrase, “I Love You Man.” Like a team of super-heroes, the figures will come together across time and space to help get Bud Light to eager customers waiting at a convenience store.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorMadison Avenue tends to focus on the young. Now the owner of TV’s Lifetime, History and A&E cable outlets is pressing advertisers to pay more attention to more than a few old souls.A+E Networks intends to do ad deals based on what it calls a “total audience currency” in the industry’s next round of “upfront” negotiations, when U.S.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorThe prospect of putting an ad in the Super Bowl for the first time might make some executives nervous, but not John Lagerling.Madison Avenue regulars know they can game out the Big Game by getting consumer reaction to their ads before they put them on TV, or analyzing them with reams of data. Mercari, an online marketplace that’s running its first Super Bowl commercial on CBS next Sunday, isn’t doing too much of that, says Lagerling, the company’s U.S.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorEven in tough times, advertisers still want a Super Bowl.CBS is “virtually sold out” of all its commercial inventory for Super Bowl LIV, according to a spokesperson for parent company ViacomCBS, a sign that Madison Avenue remains interested in the Big Game despite some of the rockier economic conditions surrounding it.The network has been seeking around $5.5M for a 30 second in-game spot and has been grappling with decisions by some stalwart sponsors to bench their usual activity in wake of the coronavirus pandemic. More to come…

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorThe King of Beers is stepping away from one of its most prominent thrones.Beverage giant Anheuser-Busch InBev is benching Super Bowl commercials from Budweiser, perhaps its best-known product — the first time in nearly four decades that the brand won’t have a place on the Big Game ad roster.