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Katie Price has had another Brazilian Bum Lift (BBL), as well as filler to top it up, as she poses in a lacy blue thong and bra in her latest pics following the risky procedure

Katie Price has posed with a plaster on her bottom as she showed off the results of her latest surgery. The 46-year-old recently had a Brazilian Bum Lift, better known as a BBL. It’s the third time the glamour model turned OnlyFans star has had the risky operation.

After having the procedure, she stunned fans on Monday by taking to social media to live-stream two surgeons injecting her bum with 50 needles of filler while she was awake. This ‘top up’ treatment is thought to give her rear an even bigger boost. She told fans: “I’m having it done now – putting filler in as we speak.”

Her latest pics show her posing in a baby blue lace thong and matching bra with a plaster on her right bum cheek, which is likely where the filler was injected. It comes after Katie previously halted a live recording of her podcast The Katie Price Show in November 2023 after claiming her bum filler was ‘leaking on stage’. She told the audience: “If you see a plaster on my bum its because I had bum filler the other week and it’s leaking so it is what it is.”

Over the years mum-of-five Katie is thought to have spent more than £100,000 on various cosmetic surgeries and ‘tweakments’. As well as two previous BBLs, she has had 17 boob jobs – including her biggest ever last year to get ‘Britain’s biggest boobs’, which are thought to be a size 32HH. She later had them reduced to a D cup.

She is also thought to have had six facelifts, a nose job, an eye and eyelid lift, a ‘fox eye’ lift, tummy tuck, full body liposuction and Botox and fillers since she burst onto the glamour model back in the Nineties as her fresh-faced alter ego, Jordan.

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Katie recently opened up about the heartbreaking reason behind her obsession with going under the knife. In a TikTok live, a fan asked: “Why do you keep getting surgery?” “That’s a good question, ” Katie replied, before saying: “Obviously I’ve had lot of therapy because I’ve had trauma in my life.

“It must have started form there. But to be honest, I quite like having the surgery it makes me look fresh. I’m 47 in May, and when I look at people I went to school with, I think they look haggard. You can grow old gracefully, but I don’t want to grow old gracefully. If there’s these procedures out there to be done I will take advantage of them, and at least I’m being honest.”

And Katie, who broke both her feet during a freak accident on holiday in Turkey in 2020, has even revealed she is considering buying a mobility scooter soon as she still struggles with pain from her injury. Speaking on her podcast – which she hosts with little sister Sophie – she said: “I was thinking of getting in touch with this company to get both me one and mum one, but I’d want one in pink.”

When quizzed about her need for a mobility aid, the OnlyFans star responded: “Because if I have to walk far, my feet hurt and I’ve got to see the surgeon in May. I don’t know what’s irritating me, or if I need more cortisol, but I won’t know until May. If I do Alton Towers or something like that, sometimes my feet play up, when it’s a lot of walking.” She also admitted: “Doing panto, although it’s good, at night my feet are creaky.”

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The singer appeared at Manchester magistrates charged with attacking a man in a nightclub with a bottle where his application for bail was refused

US Rapper Chris Brown’s world tour plans have been thrown into chaos after he was told he will spend a month on remand. The star appeared at Manchester magistrates charged with attacking a man in a nightclub with a bottle where his application for bail was refused. His Breezy Bowl XX Tour is due to start in Amsterdam on June 8 – but Brown will be in custody ahead of his appearance at Southwark crown court in London on June 13. Dressed in black T-shirt, black jogging bottoms and with blonde peroxide hair Brown, 36, only spoke to give his name, date of birth and address while staying in the UK. Hannah Nichols, prosecuting, told the court the alleged attack took place on February 19, 2023, at the Tape nightclub in Hanover Square, London.

The court was told following the alleged incident Brown had left the UK and had not returned for two years. Grace Forbes, representing Brown, he was a public figure well known on the world stage while arguing he should be granted bail. However district judge Joanne Hirst refused. Sending the case to crown court he said: “This is too serious to be dealt with in magistrates”. Brown will now face a plea and trial preparation hearing on June 13. Brown, 36, arrived at court at 7am in a blacked out van after spending the night in the cells at Pendleton police station. The previous evening he had fresh clothes and a KFC delivered to the station. He was arrested at 2am on Thursday at the five-star Lowry hotel after he flew into the UK on a private jet. He was held on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm to music producer Abe Diaw at trendy Tape nightclub in Mayfair, Central London, in February 2023. A Met Police spokesman said: “A 36-year-old man was arrested at a hotel in Manchester shortly after 02:00hrs on Thursday, 15 May on suspicion of grievous bodily harm. He has been taken into custody where he remains. “The arrest relates to an incident at a venue in Hanover Square on 19 February 2023. The investigation is being led by detectives from the Central West Area Basic Command Unit.” The alleged attack is said to have occurred while songwriter Brown was on a worldwide tour and playing in the UK. Two-time Grammy winner is due to embark on his new world tour next month, the Breezy Bowl XX Tour celebrating his 20 year career. He is due to play the Co-op Arena in Manchester on June 15. He also set to play in Cardiff, London, Glasgow and Dublin. After announcing the tour in March, Brown took to Instagram writing: “CELEBRATING 20 years of CB. So excited to be able to share this moment with the world and my amazing fans. “I CANT WAIT TO SEE ALL YALLS BEAUTIFUL FACES. IMA TAKE YALL THREW THESE ERAS BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY GIVE YALL MY HEART AND SOUL.”

Motown legend Smokey Robinson is under criminal investigation in Los Angeles over accusations of sexual assault. The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department confirmed it had launched a formal inquiry into the allegations, saying the probe was in the “early stages”

Motown legend Smokey Robinson is under active criminal investigation in Los Angeles following a string of sexual assault allegations.

The probe comes just weeks after a £410 million civil lawsuit was filed by four anonymous women accusing the 85-year-old singer-songwriter of abuse, false imprisonment, and gender violence. The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department confirmed its Special Victims Bureau has opened an investigation into the allegations. “The investigation is in the early stages, and we have no further comment,” the department told the Mirror.

The legal action, filed on May 6 in Los Angeles Superior Court, alleges that Robinson sexually abused four Hispanic women who worked as housekeepers in his home.

The plaintiffs – identified only as Jane Does 1 through 4 – claim the abuse spanned nearly two decades, beginning in 2006, and included incidents of coerced sex, physical intimidation, and the creation of a hostile work environment.

Robinson, a powerful figure in American music and one of Motown’s original hitmakers, has denied all allegations. His attorney, Christopher Frost, accused the plaintiffs of fabricating their claims in a bid for financial gain.

“We feel confident that a determination will be made that Mr Robinson did nothing wrong, and that this is a desperate attempt to prejudice public opinion and make even more of a media circus than the Plaintiffs were previously able to create,” Frost said. “The truth will come out. Exposure to the truth is a powerful thing.”

Frost dismissed the lawsuit as “manufactured” and said that the only reason a police investigation was initiated was because the plaintiffs had filed a formal report. He also criticised the inclusion of Robinson’s wife, Frances in the lawsuit, where she is accused of contributing to an abusive work environment.

According to the 27-page complaint, the plaintiffs allege that Robinson repeatedly pressured them into sexual encounters, physically blocked exits to prevent them from leaving rooms, and created an atmosphere of fear and coercion.

Some women said they delayed coming forward due to concerns over retaliation, public shaming, or fears that speaking out might endanger their immigration status.

At a press conference held shortly after the lawsuit was filed, the women’s attorneys described Robinson as a “serial and sick rapist who must be stopped.”

The women seek at least $50 million (£37.5 million) each for 11 of the 16 causes for action, plus damages for five other causes. Robinson’s legal team denounced the press event as a “bizarre” and “manipulative” attempt to sway public opinion.

Frost said the lawsuit is part of an orchestrated media campaign and promised that a formal legal response is forthcoming.

“We will have more to say in the coming days as we make our legal response, and in time Mr Robinson will respond in his own words,” the lawyer added. “We ask anyone following this case to reserve judgment as the evidence comes to light and all the actual facts of the case unfold.”

Smokey Robinson, born William Robinson Jr., is a legendary figure in the music industry.

As one of the founding artists at Motown Records, he was instrumental in shaping the sound of 1960s soul and R&B. He penned numerous chart-topping hits, including “My Girl” for The Temptations and “My Guy” for Mary Wells, and had his own success with songs like “Tracks of My Tears” and “Tears of a Clown.”

In addition to his songwriting and performing career, Robinson served as a producer and talent scout for Motown, helping to shape the careers of countless artists. He is a member of both the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and the Songwriters Hall of Fame, and claims songwriting credits on more than 4,000 tracks.

Christine and Paddy McGuinness first announced they were going their separate ways back in 2022 as they shocked the nation with their split

Paddy McGuinness has reportedly got a new money making project up his sleeve as he cashes in after going through an expensive divorce. Christine and Paddy split back in 2022 but it seems that the TV star now has a new job to make some money after the divorce.

It was reported in October 2024 that Paddy would be keeping the pair’s £2.5million mansion after the divorce was finalised. It was also said that Christine is in the midst of paying off the £300,000 split.

However, Paddy is now focusing on work as he tries to top up his bank balance. The Top Gear presenter is expected to go on a comedy tour for his latest project.

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A source told The Sun: “It’s no secret that Paddy’s comedy tour, over the past year, has been a huge success. “It was expected to do well but it was a long tour that went extremely well sales wise night after night… every venue was rocking.

“Most venues had waiting lists of people who wanted to come but couldn’t get in which is very rare in the industry at the moment. Obviously the tour promoter did very well out of it so everyone their side is very keen for Paddy to replicate that again perhaps as soon as possible. There aren’t many comedy acts that can sell venues as fast as that so when a hit comes along the industry is keen to pounce on it and get more shows booked in.

“Importantly, Paddy also had a blast writing and performing the show although whatever tour comes in the future, as with the last one, it needs to work around his schedule with his kids which is why he drove straight home after a lot of the gigs. Everyone is hoping he’ll sign up again and rival tour promoters are banging down his door to try and get involved.”

Christine and Paddy share three children together – Leo and Penelope and daughter Felicity. The family live in their seven-bedroom house in Cheshire which features a gym and swimming pool.

It was reported that Christine has been reluctant to move house as she wants stability for her children, all of who have been diagnosed with autism. Christine has been open in recent years about her children’s diagnosis with autism, as well as her own.

She was diagnosed in 2021 alongside her three children, and has since become an advocate for neurodiversity. She has shared how her diagnosis has changed her life and how it has helped her understand herself and her children better.

The Mirror have contacted Paddy and Christine’s reps for comment.

Singer Chris Brown has appeared in court after he was arrested following an alleged assault in a London nightclub two years ago as he arrived to Manchester on a private jet

Chris Brown has appeared in court after he was charged with grievous bodily harm with intent. He was arrested at a five-star hotel in Manchester over an alleged assault in a London club.

The singer, 36, had arrived into Manchester on a private jet on Wednesday afternoon. He was staying at The Lowry Hotel when the Metropolitan Police arrested him shortly after 2am on Thursday.

Brown was arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm at nightclub in the capital in 2023. His entourage, who delivered KFC to Brown at the police station last night, appeared outside the court today.

In court, Brown has been remanded in custody until June 13 by a judge in Manchester over an allegation of causing grievous bodily harm with intent.

After discovering Brown was in the country, Metropolitan Police detectives then travelled to Manchester where they arrested him. The Met spokesman said: “A 36-year-old man was arrested at a hotel in Manchester shortly after 02:00hrs on Thursday, 15 May on suspicion of grievous bodily harm. He has been taken into custody where he remains.

“The arrest relates to an incident at a venue in Hanover Square on 19 February 2023. The investigation is being led by detectives from the Central West Area Basic Command Unit.’’

On Thursday evening, Adele Kelly, the Deputy Chief Crown Prosecutor for CPS London North, said: “We have authorised the Metropolitan Police to charge Chris Brown, 36, with one count of grievous bodily harm, contrary to section 18 of the Offences Against the Person Act 1861.

“The alleged incident occurred in London on February 19 2023. He will have his first court appearance on Friday May 16 at Manchester Magistrates’ Court.

“The Crown Prosecution Service reminds all concerned that criminal proceedings against this defendant are active and that he has the right to a fair trial.

“It is extremely important that there should be no reporting, commentary or sharing of information online which could in any way prejudice these proceedings.”

Brown is set to play ten shows across the UK and Ireland in June and July for his 2025 Breezy Bowl XX tour, which starts in Manchester and ends back in the city. He is due to perform in Cardiff, London, Birmingham, Dublin and Glasgow.

In February, he won his second Grammy after 20 years. He won Best R&B Album for his work on B11:11, outshining Muni Long’s Public Displays of Affection. Lucky Daye’s Candydrip, Usher’s My Way and Lalah Hathaway’s self-titled album.

Despite three nominations at this year’s Grammys, Brown only secured the one trophy. He had previously won in the same category for his album FA.M.E. at the 54th Grammy Awards.

Brown made sure to celebrate his Grammy achievement as he took to social media to declare: “WE DID IT! ! ! ! ! ! !”