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Kelly Brook, 45, branded ‘a natural beauty’ as she shows off curves in white bikini

Kelly Brook, a former Page Three model, claimed she had enough of the “male gaze” and shared a collection of photos from her vacation in Italy after the 45-year-old left the modeling career.

Kelly Brook embraces stunning curves in white bikini snaps as fans hail her a ‘natural beauty’(Image: Instagram)

Former glamour model Kelly Brook has shown off her curves in white bikini photos as fans have praised her “natural beauty”. The 45-year-old looked incredible as she sunned herself on holiday in Italy with her husband, model Jeremy Parisi.

Sharing the series of snaps on Instagram, the Heart Radio host beamed as she posed against a railing, captioning her post: “Italian Summers !!! Made the Hubby take some pictures of me.”

Fans flooded the comments with praise for the retired model, who was hailed a “role model” for sharing the natural photos. One of her followers commented: “Thank you for showing girls what a normal (gorgeous) woman looks like. They’re constantly looking at ‘love island’ girls!” It comes after Cat Deeley found moving back to the UK ‘really hard’ before split from Patrick Kielty.

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Kelly Brook sported a white bikini as she posed for the sun-soaked snaps
Kelly Brook sported a white bikini as she posed for the sun-soaked snaps(Image: Instagram)

Kelly is absolutely stunning and so natural, according to a follower. A third poem, “Been an absolute natural beauty from the beginning!” never alter! X”

Another wrote, “How bloody refreshing,” while adding, “This should be the role model for young girls out there.” You are truly stunning.

This woman never ages, a sixth fan gushed. I have admired her since a long time ago. She is a natural beauty and all-woman, and occasionally she does absolutely hilarious on radio. When her husband wed her, they were married to each other. stunning !! “!

The 45-year-old retired from modelling and is now a host for Heart Radio
The 45-year-old retired from modelling and is now a host for Heart Radio(Image: Instagram)

Kelly, who appeared on Celebrity Race Across the World with her husband Jeremy, told the Sun previously that she had enough of modelling. She told the paper: “It’s very hard having been a bikini model all through my 20s and then you hit 30 and they still want me to do calendars.

“I’m just not there for the male gaze any more. I’m married and I’m very happy being in my 40s.” She also revealed earlier this year to the Mirror that she made the conscious decision to live a child-free lifestyle, thanks to some wise words from a family member.

She explained in the open conversation that, because she was one of the few octogenarians who asked her if she regretted anything in life, she said, “She said very honestly, that her biggest regret was having children.

Kelly continued, “She definitely said it, but I didn’t expect it!” She believed that having children was a significant portion of her life. What an absolutely truthful, incredible response, I thought, and I knew I had to hear it. At the time, I was 36 and asking, “God, will I ever have children?” If so, should I move forward with it right away? Then I realized, “Actually, I don’t think I want them,” and that hearing that someone had regrets and that I might not regret not having children made me feel very happy about my choice.

The media personality, who has been married to Jeremy for two years this month, said she enjoys being a “dog mum” and enjoys her freedom. She continued, “It’s difficult to think about regrets now because I’m probably not going to have children.”

“That I sold my LA home in order to relocate to the UK” There is nothing that can prevent me from returning to LA, I suppose. I’ll go back and change something if I regret it.”

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James Bond star unrecognisable from 007 days as he transforms into boxing legend in new trailer

The new sports movie, which is based on the true story of “Prince” Naseem Hamed, was executive produced by Rocky legend Sylvester Stallone.

In his most recent film, the legendary James Bond actor appears completely transformed from his aloof-seeking self-assurance.

The Giant trailer was a lot of fun this week because it will become one of the most exciting sports dramas of the year.

The preview features stunning boxing scenes and heartfelt scenes starring Rowan Athale of Gangs of London, who also serves as the executive producer and Rocky acclaim writer and director.

Pierce Brosnan, a native of County Louth, portrays the celebrated Irish trainer Brendan Ingle who led British-Yemeni fighter Prince Naseem “Naz” Hamed (portrayed by Amir El-Masry) to championship glory.

The film’s official description states: “Charting his inspiring rags-to-riches underdog tale from his humble beginnings in Sheffield to becoming champion of the world and a global sporting icon in the 1990s, the film explores the unlikely and tender relationship between Naz and his Irish boxing trainer Brendan Ingle; and the instrumental role that Ingle played on his road to success”, reports the Express.

Pierce Brosnan is worlds away from James Bond for his next film(Image: TRUE BRIT ENTERTAINMENT)

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The untold true story of the boy behind The Prince is the untold true story of the boy behind one of the greatest showmen the sporting world has ever seen, GIANT, an exhilarating and visceral biopic of one of the greatest showmen the sport has even seen.

In the new footage, Brosnan portrays Naseem in a way that makes it seem so deeply moving as he motivates him to overcome obstacles and silence his critics. The Irish actor has undergone a transformation, changing from his recognizable suave Bond image to one of long, white hair, bald patches, and wearing spectacles.

El-Masry, who is well-known for his roles in SAS: Rogue Heroes and The Night Manager, is also expected to make his first major film role as a familiar face.

Film enthusiasts have flocked to the comments section to share their opinions on the trailer as the anticipation for what might be the year’s most notable sports film builds.

Amir El-Masry and Pierce Brosnan
Irish boxer Brendan Ingle coached ‘Prince’ Naseem Hamed to success(Image: TRUE BRIT ENTERTAINMENT)

One boxing fan exclaimed, “I adore boxing movies. especially one based on a boxer from my lifetime, especially! “!

Another reaffirmed their position, saying that Prince “truly deserves to have a biopic of him.”

A third person expressed their joy, saying, “I’m so proud and excited to watch this masterpiece.”

He is the wildest boxer of all time, according to another chiming in, “About time they made a movie about him.”

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One more phrase is added: “Anyone who was raised with Prince Naseem is aware that he was one of the most exciting fighters the sport has ever seen.”

This boxing movie is certain to be a smash hit with the assistance of none other than Sly Stallone.

I may starve to death before I am able to graduate in Gaza

The results of the secondary education certificate exams, also known as tawjihi, were made public on July 27. Families sat together, eyes fixed on phone screens, hearts pounding, hoping to be the first to access the ministry’s website and yell out the news with a cheerleading yell, as every year. Celebrations and joyful tears took place.

The exam results were in the hands of thousands of students who had endured months of pressure, sleepless nights, and fragile hope. They would decide whether and where to continue their education.

But in a state of desperation, thousands of people, including those in Gaza, were sleeping in their tents and destroyed homes. I’m one of them. This is my second year of being unable to take the tawjihi, along with 31, 000 other Palestinians born in 2006. We have lost our ability to continue our education and the hope to find a way out of the ruins for another year. Nearly 40, 000 students who were born in 2007 are now joining us in this terrible limbo.

I spent the last year staring down in front of a shattered tent in front of a crackling fire as the results of the tawjihi results were revealed, far too small for my big dreams. I was deeply irritated, but it continued to percolate and persist. All I could think about was how all my sacrifices, aches, and relentless efforts over a full year of difficult academic work had been for nothing.

It feels even worse this year. I struggle to keep myself and my family alive in Gaza because I’ve been denied my education dreams.

I’ve watched our educational system being destroyed, classroom by classroom over the course of these two years. Formerly a place of learning and dreams, Shohada al-Nusierat, my school, was later used as a shelter for displaced families before being targeted by Israeli bombing. In case we are forced to leave our home once more, my schoolbag, which was once filled with notebooks and study materials, is now packed and ready. A grim schedule of air strikes, displacement, and friends and loved ones has taken the place of the academic calendar, with all its significant dates.

The Education Ministry has struggled to maintain the educational process despite this destruction. It has taken a number of initiatives to try to keep students motivated, including one that aims to give hope to Gaza’s young people. Every effort has been made to create alternative classrooms, while some university students have been able to complete their education online.

We, the Tawjihi students, made repeated efforts to prepare for our exams. The ministry announced in the previous year that the exams would be held in February. Despite the harsh reality and the collapse of everything around me, I remained focused on studying because I saw a chance to advance.

Nothing happened in February. The exams would take place in April, the ministry then announced. However, the unsafe circumstances caused them to be postponed once more. The ministry then scheduled an online exam for 2005 graduates who had either failed their tawjihi or some of its exams in June. They were supposed to have completed this exam in December 2023. The tests were accessible online for about 1,500 students.

I had a little hope that my turn would come as well, but that quickly lost its intensity. We’ve been completely forgotten in the midst of war and hunger, and the Ministry of Education hasn’t provided any updates on the process.

Some readers may wonder why Palestinians are so preoccupied with exams in the wake of a genocide.

Tawjihi is a crucial moment in every Palestinian’s life, one that determines the course of at least the next five years. It determines whether we can enroll in the best universities and pursue our education in the field we want to study.

Tawjihi has a much larger cultural and emotional weight than just academics, though. It is a component of our identity and a sign of perseverance because it is more than just an educational phase. Education allows a small number of doors to remain open in a place where the occupation shuts almost every door.

The day the results of the Tawjihi election are released feels like a third Eid for Palestinians because we observe it like a national holiday. It gives hope to families, inspires pride in entire neighborhoods, and sustains the desire for a better future.

I kept my aspire to study medicine at a prestigious university abroad while anxiously awaiting the tawjihi for many months. As a student affected by war, I kept submitting applications for scholarships and emails to universities across the United States, the UK, and Europe. I pleaded with the university’s administrators to forgo the requirement for a tawjihi certificate.

However, the responses remained painfully consistent: “Unfortunately, we cannot consider your application until you provide your final diploma.”

Not just the other unwanted visitors I have today are helplessness and despair. Another one is “Hunger.” My body and mental health have been destroyed by starvation.

We only get one meal on average each day. Without any vegetables or protein, we primarily survive on canned beans, dry bread, or rice. Our energy levels are almost nonexistent, our faces are pale, and our bodies are weak. Beyond the physical, the effects are. The brain is fogged up by fear, memory is hampered, and motivation is crushed. It becomes nearly impossible to concentrate on a life-changing test like the Tawjihi. When my stomach is empty and my mind is weighed down by worry and fatigue, how can I prepare for the most crucial exam of my life?

I feel as though I can’t help but watch as my youth is being taken from me. While my fellow citizens around the world are reshaping their futures, I continue to suffer undying.

As a tawjihi student trapped in a warzone, I urgently urge international educational institutions to intervene and implement swift steps to prevent the destruction of our right to education.

We don’t have a lot to ask for. Giving us a chance to complete our secondary education in Gaza is more than just a matter of logistics; it is also about justice and future survival.

England keeper Ramsdale joins Newcastle on loan

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Aaron Ramsdale, an England goalkeeper, claims that Eddie Howe’s desire to play for England once more contributed to his decision to join Newcastle.

On Saturday, the 27-year-old moved from Southampton on a season-long loan to the Magpies.

When Howe was in charge of Bournemouth, he purchased Ramsdale from Sheffield United for about $800,000 in 2017.

“Working with the manager and his coaching staff again was a big plus for me,” Ramsdale said.

“They have already had a significant impact on my career, and the manager has transformed me from a man to a professional footballer at Bournemouth.”

He really taught me the ropes, making the manager and his coaching staff “a huge selling point” for me to attend.

After Manchester City acquired James Trafford from Burnley, Newcastle turned their attention to Ramsdale.

The Magpies have signed Antonio Cordero from Malaga and Anthony Elanga from Nottingham Forest, respectively, as their third summer signings.

On Friday, the club rejected a bid from Liverpool for striker Alexander Isak worth about £110 million.

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Nick Pope won the first senior England cap since 121 years when he started against Italy at the San Siro in September 2022. The Magpies now have another English international top-notch player on their books after three years.

However, fans at Newcastle could be forgiven if they were interested in signing a goalkeeper who has been relegated to four different clubs.

Aaron Ramsdale was a member of the Southampton side that lost 12 points last season, and he also had to leave Sheffield United in 2020, Bournemouth in 2019-20, and Chesterfield on loan while he was a member of League Two.

In his 30 league starts last year, he kept just three top-flight clean sheets and conceded 66 goals. He has made 183 Premier League appearances overall, compared to Pope’s current total of 38.

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West Ham agree deal for ex-Newcastle striker Wilson

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Callum Wilson has signed a 12-month contract with West Ham after playing for Newcastle and Bournemouth.

After being released by Newcastle at the end of last season, Wilson was in talks with the Hammers about signing him as a free agent, according to BBC Sport on July 24.

And ahead of the 2025-26 season, Wilson has already signed a deal with Graham Potter’s side.

Wilson, who made 49 goals in 130 games for the Magpies before agreeing to a new deal, won nine England caps between 2018 and 2023.

Due to chest, hamstring, and back injuries, the 33-year-old was only allowed to make 18 Premier League appearances between 2024 and 2025, two as a starter, and 20 during the previous campaign.

He also had options in Major League Soccer and attracted interest from other Premier League clubs.

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Strictly Come Dancing 2025: All the celebrities rumoured to be joining BBC show

This year’s Strictly Come Dancing features a number of well-known names, so let’s take a look at the celebrities rumored to be participating this year.

The celebrity lineup for Strictly Come Dancing consistently wins over viewers, and this year proves no exception. Reality TV, soaps, and former athletes have all been included in the mix, along with a number of other names.

We take a look at some of the names that have already been discussed as we wait until the highly anticipated line-up is confirmed by the BBC.

Stefan Dennis, a actor who plays Paul Robinson, is one of the actors who is in the running to return to the show. Dianne Buswell, a professional dancer, has also reignited the rumor mill to further cement things. This comes after Gethin Jones and Helen Skelton split while he is using a infamous dating app for young people.

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She made a statement about Stefan’s inclusion on her podcast Winning Isn’t Everything, which she co-hosts with her dance partner from the previous year Chris McCausland. She responded, “I have no idea, Chris,” when asked about the infamous sequined outfits that Chris will be sporting!

She then continued, “I heard that someone from Neighbours would be ill!” I’d love to dance with an Aussie!” When Chris retorted, “When I was younger, I loved Neighbours.”

Dianne continued, “That’s what I’ve heard. This was said by someone. Was it really you? You didn’t tell me, no.

Someone said, “Oh, word on the street is there’s a guy from Neighbours that’s going to be in it.” And I thought, “Oh, that would be sick! ” That would be fantastic! ‘”.

One of the many big names reportedly signing up this year is the Neighbours star. Here, we examine the actors who are rumored to be dancing and gearing up for the upcoming series of Glitterball.

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