‘Vikings: Valhalla’ star visited Irish grocery store in full costume

@tattoo_butterfly_flower. It isn’t hard to see why she’s gained such a strong fanbase, as it’s all thanks to her striking photos.Kerstin is scantily clad in all of her uploads, as this is the best way to show off the colourful work she’s had done.In a few recent uploads, the model from Leipzig can be seen only wearing lingerie - sometimes with the addition of a robe.In one particularly scandalous shot, Kerstin can be seen pulling down her underwear to display her hundreds of tattoos.Her followers have been left salivating, with many sharing their lustful thoughts.One eager man commented, saying: “Omg, butterfly, I’m definitely coming to get it.

grandmother is awaiting execution on Death Row in the US two decades after being found guilty of murdering a young mum and trying to steal her four-day-old baby.Linda Carty is at the Mountain View Unit, a maximum security prison in Texas, where she has been awaiting execution for 20 years.In May 2001, a court heard that Carty orchestrated the kidnap of her pregnant neighbour Joana Rodriguez by three men in Houston, Texas, intending to cut the baby out of Joana’s body.However the 63-year-old, who was born on the island of Saint Kitts before it gained independence from Britain, maintains her innocence, the Mirror reports.When presenter and journalist Susanna Reid visited her for a TV show, Carty told her: “If I were guilty of this crime, I would have taken my punishment.“Anyone who knows the system knows Texas does not admit when they are wrong. I’ll fight until the end.“If I lose my life I know I have people behind me who will not stop until they clear my name.”But the details of the case place Carty as the "ringleader," and not everyone is convinced of her innocence.

The UK has enjoyed a mini heatwave this week and the sunny weather could continue over the next few days.After a particular tricky winter in which the country was battered by storms Dudley and Eunice, the weather over the past week has been a welcome change, with some areas of the country seeing dry spells of 20C.Brits will be hoping the clear skies and sun rays will continue to shine down on them, but according to the rules of British weather, such spells tend to have an abrupt ending.Despite some weather 'hot enough to fry an egg on a car', March and April can usually expect to be a little chilly as the UK's weather shakes off its remaining cold periods.As spring turns slowly to summer, some experts are even predicting a bit of snow.So, with the end of the mini-heatwave for Brits in sight, when can we expect chilly weather to return?The 'mini heatwave' will continue for a few days yet, but looks set to end on Monday March 28, though this is not entirely clear.The Met Office is also predicting the sun to stick around for a few more days yet.It said: "Still settled for many at the start of next week but a trend to showery and colder conditions is expected to take place from the north from Monday."Showers will likely be focused on northern and eastern areas, potentially wintry over northern hills and at lower levels in the far northeast. A good deal of dry weather persisting in the south and west."WX Charts is also predicting that rain will return to the country on Monday.

The Apprentice, Lord Alan Sugar has also had his fair share of controversies.Lord Sugar rose to fame with his company Amstrad, which he sold his last remaining assets for an eye-watering £125million in 2007 - though he was also chairman and part-owner of Tottenham Hotspur from 1991 until 2001.He finally became a billionaire in 2015, with his fortune in 2021 estimated at £1.21bn - which makes him the 138th richest person in the UK.And such a public figure certainly can’t avoid his fair share of controversy.From a furious feud with Piers Morgan to wanting to ‘punch’ money expert Martin Lewis, Daily Star takes a look. Though ex-GMB host Piers Morgan is known for his countless fiery feuds with showbiz faces across the globe - most famously Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle - but Piers accused Alan of beginning a “vicious public onslaught” against him.

TOWIE favourite Gemma Collins sent her fans into a frenzy as she showcased her incredible weight loss while slipping into a skimpy swimsuit.Showing off the results on Instagram, Gemma looked stunning as she donned a bright orange one-piece that flaunted her glowing tan and toned frame.The self-proclaimed diva was lapping up the sun in the sultry snap as she enjoyed a relaxing day sunbathing during her tropical vacation to Tenerife.Gemma posted an empowering message alongside the snap which read: "This is ME. Very important how you speak to your subconscious about yourself," followed by the hashtags #bodybeautiful # iambodybeautiful #thisisme #iambodybeautiful.She had her bleach blonde hair swept off from her face and in an up-do and donned a pair of chunky black sunglasses to protect her eyes from the light.Her loyal legion of followers were quick to flock to the comment section and flood her with heartwarming compliments and messages.One gushing fan: "You look so beautiful, I'm so so proud of your journey."Another penned: "You look stunning! gorgeous colour on you too."A third wrote: "You look amazing.

A dog owner has sparked a heated debate and claims to have been 'shamed' after she named her pet pooch after a deadly virus.

Netflix have released a trailer for its new documentary about evil paedophile Jimmy Savile and it has been met with a backlash from viewers who claim airing the show insensitive to his victims. Jimmy Savile: A British Horror Story clip examines how the the DJ and TV presenter fooled the British public into hailing him as a 'national treasure' before he was unmasked as paedophile after he died.Since the Top of the Pops and Jim'll Fix It presenter died more than 450 allegations of sexual abuse have been made against him and police have concluded he is one of Britain’s most prolific ever predatory sex offenders.Archive footage is shown in the trailer and at one point, Savile, who died in 2011 aged 84, is seen turning to the camera and saying: "Let me tell you, you really are missing something.

West Ham United icon Paulo Di Canio has branded Paulo Dybala a "big cry baby" amid speculation linking the Argentine with a move to the Premier League.The Juventus forward looks set to leave the club at the end of the season after being relegated to the bench following the January arrival of Dusan Vlahovic, but Di Canio has warned English clubs to steer clear of him, insisting that the 28-year-old is "emotionally fragile"."If things go well, he turns up in games, but if things go wrong, I define him almost as a big cry baby," Di Canio told Corriere dello Sport.Dybala - who will be available on a free transfer in the summer - has been linked with Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal this season, though both Antonio Conte and Mikel Arteta have proven that they don't suffer fools gladly.Conte quickly dumped troublemaker Tanguy Ndombele in January while Arteta ousted club captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang amid reports of discipline problems, and if Di Canio's comments are accurate, neither man will want to take the risk with Dybala.The five-time Serie A winner is also on the radar of Manchester United and Chelsea, though it's understood the player himself would prefer a move to Manchester City.Which Premier League club would Paulo Dybala most suit? Let us know what you think in the comments section.Despite the uncertainty surrounding his future, Dybala has been in decent form in front of goal for the Old Lady this season, netting 13 times in 29 matches so far.

Stephen Robinson insists he won’t be afraid to wield the axe as he aims to build a St Mirren squad capable of becoming top six mainstays.

Traffic on a major Scottish road has ground to a halt after a bus caught fire during rush hour.

Kerry Katona has kindly given some OnlyFans advice to The Apprentice star Navid Sole. The reality TV bombshell has raked in more than £1million by sharing racy snaps on the subscription-based site and has been sweet enough to share some tips with 27-year-old virgin Navid.Navid starred on the current run of The Apprentice but was given the boot by Lord Sugar early on in the series.During an exclusive chat with Daily Star, Navid opened up about a recent discussion he had with Kerry, who he describes as a "sweetheart".

McDonald's every evening to help him relax because he is anxious about dying in his sleep.David Neale spends up to four hours in the fast-food restaurant in Gillingham, Kent, drinking coffee and chatting with staff to calm his nerves because the idea of him nodding off to sleep and never waking up again is a "horror of a thought".The 46-year-old has suffered from sleep-related epilepsy since he was seven which can cause violent seizures in the middle of the night which has given him a fear of falling asleep altogether.But Mr Neale, who also has autism and OCD, has come up with McDonald's solution to help himself.He said: "I have a structure that keeps me sane. Coming to the McDonald's store in the evenings, having a coffee and a sit-down, there seems to be some sort of comfort zone for me there."Even when I'm working away from home, it is the same.

Changing Rooms star spoke exclusively to the Daily Star about the accident and said: "I forget about all the stuff I have done over the years but I was in the hot air balloon at dawn flying over Grenada and it crashed, quite slowly, it wasn't like we were plummeting to the ground."We were kind of floating down and I said to the pilot 'I bet this happens all the time' and he was like 'no, first time ever' and he was like 100 as well."Laurence continued: "So, we got snagged on some trees and it would have been a very beautiful place to die but we did make it to landing and I was in there with a cameraman."The funny thing was we were both quite calm about it and we weren't panicking, we were having kind of a gentle conversation about impending death."The only thing I was concerned about was I was wearing a lovely new white shiny suit but it survived totally unscathed."Luckily, Laurence and his suit remained unharmed after the incident, but this didn't stop rumours circulating online that he, in fact, was not.He added: "I saw on the internet the assumption that yes, I did die and somehow I have been revived by satanic art which explains just about everything I've ever done to people's rooms."After agreeing that the whole world of interiors must be glad he's still alive and kicking, he joked: "Oh yeah I bet Kelly Hoppen is so relieved, however, I think it was probably Kelly Hoppen who fired the dart that burst the balloon."Laurence is also currently working on the Ideal Home Show, having returned for his 10th year.Talking about the show, he said: "The Ideal Home Show has always been amazing and it gives you ideas of trends and colours and it's much easier being able to see it in person than looking online." The Ideal Home

Lorraine Kelly was left giggling as her ITV co-star Ben Shephard asked her a cheeky question live on air.The 46-year-old presenter was back on our screens on Thursday (March 24) morning alongside Ranvir Singh.

BBC Breakfast spoke to Chancellor Rishi Sunak as he defended the Spring Statement but viewers were outraged over the presenters’ post-interview conversation.During a segment in which reporter Nina Warhurst grilled him about the cuts, she turned the conversation toward the price of a loaf of bread. She asked him to tell her which item he thinks has risen in price during recent trips to the supermarket.Nina said that she had noticed crisps had gone up which made Rishi laugh and he replied with “probably bread,” which he thinks gone up to £1.20 from its original price of £1, which he “recalled from memory”.Nina then asked him what his favourite loaf was: “It’s a Hovis, kind of seeded thing.

BBC Breakfast’s Naga Munchetty took to Twitter to share her disappointment over the recent online abuse towards Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, following her comments about the UK Foreign Office. The 44-year-old was finally released after she spent the last six years detained in Iran under false spying charges and her comments upon release have sparked backlash.She spoke at a press conference: “I have seen five foreign secretaries change over the course of six years, that is unprecedented.

Big Brother star has since vowed on social media to make changes in her life to "feel better mentally and physically".The 41-year-old said: "Yesterday was pretty strange. Long story but I ended up in hospital.

Sanctioned oligarch Alisher Usmanov owns a £455million super yacht with a £30m gold staircase and its own football lounge. Usmanov, whose net worth stands at a mind-boggling £9.8billion, was sanctioned by the UK government seven days after Russia invaded Ukraine. His assets were frozen and he was banned from visiting the country.

The Chase fans praised The Chaser Paul Sinha after he made up a "new rule" for contestants who take the low offer on the hit ITV quiz show.Paul went head-to-head with contestants Colin, Steve, Debbie and Claire on Wednesday night's episode.He was not impressed with Debbie after she took £2,000 off the team's total jackpot after opting for the low offer.The artist from Kent cheered wildly after making it through to the final chase.A frustrated Paul tried to put a dampener on her decision by telling her about a made up rule.He told her contestants who took the low offer would now only get what they put in to the jackpot. He told Debbie: "I don't know what you are cheering about."Debbie fired back: "I'm through, I got more questions right than you."Paul then quipped: "I don't what you're so happy about...they've brought in new rules. If you get back you'll owe us two grand, sorry about that."Bradley tried to ease tensions, saying: "It doesn't matter, I have got three players in the final." Fans of the show rushed to Twitter to praise Paul for his decision and suggested he should actually bring in the new rule.One said: "Who tf cheers when you win the minus offer? #TheChase."Another wrote: "#thechase.

Coronation Street viewers are wondering if the ITV soap has sent a subtle message of support to the people of Ukraine. Monday night's episode featured teenager Amy Barlow negotiating in the cafe with her granddad, Corrie icon Ken (William Roache).Amy wanted to get the inheritance her grandma - Ken's late wife, Deidre - had left for her in order to fund her education at university after cutting ties with her mum and dad.Amy, played by Elle Mulvaney, was left furious last week when Steve McDonald and Tracy Barlow didn't believe that her new boyfriend Jacob Hay had been sticking up for her when he punched her cousin, Simon Barlow.On Monday night's episode, Amy was stating her case on why she needed the money when she said to Ken: "Grandad, this is the day.

Vikings: Valhalla made its debut on Netflix this month.