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Reality TV star Khloe Kardashian has revealed that she and her older sister Kim Kardashian, 44, often get hit on by the same famous men at the same time.

During an episode of her podcast Khloe In Wonder Land, the Good American designer admitted that they both receive direct messages from the same man. “If Kim gets a DM, we’ll say, ‘Did you get the same one?’ And we’ll check and normally we do,” she confessed. “I’m like, do you not think sisters are checking?”

The Revenge Body star didn’t disclose who these famous men were but said it’s a turn-off as it doesn’t make her feel special. Meanwhile, the star spilled on what attracts her to potential love interests.

“Everything has been organic through a friend and if they’ve reached to me socially, I’ve been introduced because of a friend,” she explained. She also shared an embarrassing story about a man she dated who wet the bed while sleeping over at her house. Despite the incident, she didn’t confront him as it was too embarrassing. However, when he spent the night a second time, he did it again.

This revelation comes after the 40 year old star expressed her desire to get “laid.” She claimed she hasn’t had sex since 2021 and recently stated that she has sworn off dating to spend more time at home with her two kids, True and Tatum, whom she shares with ex Tristan Thompson. Fans were left puzzled by her ‘laid’ remark.

Khloe got candid about her personal motivations for staying fit during her chat with divorce lawyer Laura Wasser on Wednesday’s podcast episode. “I don’t dress or work out so people will take a picture of me. I do it because I hope I’m going to get laid,” the Good American co-founder revealed on the podcast. “I’m, like, someone’s gonna see this [body] naked one day and it has to look good.”

In another snippet from the podcast, Khloe shared some eyebrow-raising advice she’s received from her mother Kris Jenner: to take nude photos of herself. “My mom tells me that and I’m like, ‘Are you OK? Can you stop?’,” the TV personality shared with a laugh.

Kris, at the age of 69, also advises her daughter to rock two-piece swimsuits no matter what. “She’s like, ‘Wear a bikini’. Like, it could be snowing and she’s like, ‘Just wear a bikini’,” the Kardashian recounted with amusement.

Khloe also touched upon her current love life—or lack thereof—mentioning she hasn’t been dating since her split from Tristan Thompson in 2021. The pair, who went their separate ways, have two children together; they welcomed son Tatum through surrogacy in August 2022 and are also parents to six year old True.

This revelation follows a recent episode on The Kardashians where Khloe had a heartfelt discussion with her ex-husband Lamar Odom. Despite acknowledging the issues in their marriage that couldn’t be salvaged, Khloe reflects on her whirlwind marriage to Lamar—which began just a month after they met in late 2009—as one of the most enchanting periods of her life. Even though she initiated divorce proceedings in 2013, the memories of that time remain dear to her.

In an emotional revelation, Khloé gave a candid insight into her troubled marriage with Lamar Odom. Confiding in her fans, she said: “Lamar was, and is, definitely someone that I was like, the love of my life. I got married when I was 24 and although him and I got married 30 days to the day after meeting one another, I loved him with all of my heart and soul. I took my vows very seriously and I was married for about seven years, but there were bigger things that were not fixable in that marriage. I don’t know if I could even put into words what I felt for Lamar. It felt like the most special, magical time of my life — the most purest love I’ve ever had. And although there was so much darkness in that marriage, there was the brightest of the bright times. And I love it and I cherish it.”

The reality star, who has since moved on to have daughter True, six, and a two year old son named Tatum with her now ex-partner Tristan Thompson, also opened up about a particularly difficult period when she cared for Lamar following his overdose that left him comatose. Reflecting on the tough decision to distance herself, Khloé shared: “I was very upset. I said to him, ‘I’m going to Vegas. You need to be out by Monday. That’s it, I’m done. And I haven’t seen Lamar since that day.”

Reminiscing about a later encounter, Khloé continued: “I don’t have bad blood. I don’t have any blood. There’s no feelings. I want him to have his stuff…and that’s it. I wish I could just do that and not have a conversation.”

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As someone who lives in the UK where the weather is grey, rainy and windy 95% of the time, I probably should own a coat with a hood. However, my issue is that I can’t stand them, I’ve never managed to find one that actually looks good on me. And it would be the sensible thing to just bite the bullet and purchase a practical coat over a stylish one, but I’m not going to.

Instead, I’ve found another solution – a detachable waterproof hood. Knitted hoods and balaclavas have been on the rise recently, with 100s of trendy fashion girls sporting the cosy accesory. My issue with these is the material. They’re often woolly and knitted, which really isn’t going to protect anything from a shower or downpour. So I have turned my searches elsewhere, and luckily Amazon has exactly what I needed.

Amazon have tons of stand-alone puffer hoods available, with many under £10. I opted for the LA HUATE Winter Warm Down Hooded Scarf Hat, £16.99.

What made me go for this one in particular was the button fastening so I can ensure my neck is fully covered, as well as the tie detail, which I thought added a stylish touch to the practical item. I also liked the idea of almost a cap/hood hyrid. This design feature ensures my head and face is fully protected from the rain.

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Pros

• Kept my head/face/hair totally dry in the rain
• Warm, and keeps ears especially warm
• Can be worn under any coat or jacket you already own

Cons

• Blocks out sound pretty well so could be dangerous when crossing roads/skiing
• Ideal for UK weather, but I don’t think it would warm enough for ski trips or minus temperatures as advertised

LA HUATE Winter Warm Down Hooded Scarf Hat review

What inspired to make this purchase was actually a Uniqlo’s puffer hood I stumbled across in store maybe a year or two ago, and have been thinking about ever since. They don’t appear to sell them anymore, which I why I turned to Amazon.

When I’m working from home, I tend to go our for a morning work before starting for the day, and considering the chilly and rainy weather we’ve had this week, I thought it would be the perfect chance to try out my new hood. Upon first impressions, I was actually really pleasantly suprised with how warm and snug it kept my head. I figured considering the price is pretty affordable, it wasn’t likely to be warm, but I was wrong.

Not only that, but when I got caught in a flash downpour, the waterproof hood managed to keep my hair completely dry and protected.

My only criticism would be that the button fastenings around the neck are very snug. Although this does help retain heat, it can feel a bit restrictive after a while. And if you’ve got a thicker neck or larger head, they may not be able to fasten.

However, considering the affordability, I actually think this hood is well worth it. The main positive for me is the ability to wear it under any of my coats. It blended in seamlessky with my black puffer coat, looking like it was already a part of the coat. But I also love the choice to wear it under my more formal coats when I’m heading out for dinner or to the office in the rain and want to remain dry.

An alternative I would also definitely invest in is COS’ Padded Hybrid Hooded Scarf, £65. Falling somewhere between a hood and scarf, this hybrid accessory looks so chic and will keep you warm and dry all winter long.

As a pale girl, I really struggle to find bronzers that don’t show up too orange on my skin tone, especially when I’m not fake tanning. Most brands’ shade ranges have really improved over the last few years, so it’s not hard to find light enough bronzers, but what I’m after is a cool tone, and it’s proving to be harder than expected.

I was pretty content with my warm bronzers up until the beginning of this year. Maybe it’s because I turned 25, and my frontal lobe has officially developed, but I suddenly realised that I’d been walking around for the past ten years wearing the completely wrong shade and subsequently looking a bit too tangerine.

However, after trying out different bronzers, from creams to powders and luminous to matte, I think I’ve finally found a few that are pale-girl-approved.

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Best cool-toned bronzers for pale skin

Fenty Beauty Cheeks Out Freestyle Cream Bronzer in Amber, £30

Grace says: “Shades and undertones have been something Fenty has been getting right from the very beginning, so I don’t know why it took me so long to try out their cool-tone bronzer. And it did not disappoint. My worry when on the hunt for the perfect shade was that it would look a bit too grey and corpse-like. I’m still after that sunkissed glow, just not in such a Trump orange shade.

When I first opened the product up, I thought it was going to look too muddy, but it actually blended out beautifully and gave me a really natural-looking warmth. The picture of the bronzer looks rather dark, but I think this is the perfect tone and shade for pale skin tones. I’m also a huge fan of cream bronzers, and I loved how easy this was to apply. There is no shimmer in these bronzers, but the cream texture leaves a gorgeous, dewy finish. Out of all the bronzers I tried, this was my favourite and was a truly cool tone.

An honourary mention also goes to the next shade up, Butta Biscuit. It has more of a neutral undertone, but it will be perfect for when I want to go slightly warmer in the summertime.”

Shop the bronzer: Fenty Beauty, Boots (currently £24), and Cult Beauty

E.l.f Camo Liquid Bronzer & Contour in 1 Fair, £7

Grace says: “Finding an affordable cool-tone bronzer is an even harder task, but E.l.f has really pulled through with its shades. I’m a huge fan of E.l.f; every product I try goes straight into my everyday makeup bag (the Camo Liquid Blushers are some of my favourite ever blushes), so it wasn’t surprising to find that I love their liquid bronzer.

The product is extremely pigmented, and a little really goes a long way with this. S,o I would recommend applying a small dot to the back of your hand and then going in with a dense brush rather than applying the product directly to your phase. The great thing about this blush is that because it’s a liquid bronzer, it doesn’t dry down too quickly, and it is super easy to play around with.

In terms of colour, the pigment is really cool-toned, and there is zero risk of looking orange when using this. If the Fenty is out of your price range, this a fantastic, affordable alternative in terms of being a similar shade and tone.”

Shop the bronzer:E.l.f, Amazon, Boots, Superdrug

Sephora Collection Bronzer Matte Bronzing Powder in Golden Gateway, £16.99

Grace says: “Although I prefer cream and liquid bronzers, I wanted to find a powder that actually worked for my skin tone, and Sephora’s Matte Powder in the shade Golden Gateway did. The name Golden Gateway, of course, doesn’t sound very promising to be cool-toned, but I think this powder is the perfect mix of cool and neutral undertones, leaning more toward the neutral side.

Powder bronzers often look patchy on me, clinging to the oilier areas on my combination skin, but this had a really smooth application. For under £20, I was pleasantly surprised with the results.

The only thing I would note is that this bronzer has a fragrance. My skin is not sensitive to fragrance, so I actually really enjoyed the scent; it reminded me of holidays and summertime. However, if you are sensitive to fragrance, it may not be the right one for you.”

Shop the bronzer:Sephora

Saie Sun Melt Natural Cream Bronzer, £26

Grace says: “One of the easiest-to-apply cream bronzers I’ve ever tried is from Saie. If you’ve wanted to try a cream bronzer but are unsure about the application, you should definitely try Sun Melt. Also, if you’re any paler than me, this will be the perfect shade.

The product in the pot looks deceivingly warm-toned, but once applied, there were no orange or red tones in sight. What this product did was give a natural warmth that really looked like I wasn’t wearing any bronzer but instead had caught the sun in the best way possible.

My only criticism of this product is that it’s almost too creamy for me to wear on its own. I have combination/oily skin so I would definitely need to set this with a powder if I wanted it to last all day. However, if you’ve got dry skin, the formula should be compatible with your skin.”

Shop the bronzer:Cult Beauty

Best known for his roles on EastEnders and Holby City, Davood Ghadami has largely kept his personal life out of the spotlight.

As well as playing Kush Kazemi in the BBC soap, the actor and Strictly star appeared in ITV’s Taggart, had a recurring role as Aran Chandar in Doctors, and starred as Eli Ebrahimi in Holby City. He also competed on Strictly in 2017, where he was partnered with professional dancer Nadiya Bychkova.

Recently, however, the actor made headlines after reports suggested he had “left” his wife for a mum-of-three co-star, who he met while working on a pantomime in 2022 and 2023. Davood, 42, starred in Aladdin, working with 32-year-old Melanie Barker as Princess Jasmine. While the duo – both married at the time – played enemies on stage, it seems they had plenty of chemistry in the real world.

The pair are said to have “flirted” while working together and, fast-forward to now it has been reported the pair have left their spouses and now live together – as Melanie has reportedly brought her three kids to live with Davood in Essex. Here, we take a look at Davood’s marriage before its reported breakdown and the split rumours…

Who is Davood Ghadami’s wife?

The 42-year-old tied the knot with his long-term girlfriend Isobel in 2010, and the couple went on to have two daughters – Eve in 2012 and Grace in 2015. The family lived together in a stunning home in Essex before the split.

Back in 2018, he spoke proudly about his wife to Woman magazine, admitting: “My wife and I know each other inside out and have a genuine understanding about how the other ticks. We met 17 years ago at university so we’ve got a lot of shared history.

“I’m an incredibly lucky man. My life couldn’t be the way it is without her support. She was amazing when I was in Strictly and kept everything going.”

Davood had to make a few adjustments ahead of his wedding due to his acting career at the time. After marrying in 2010, he told The Scottish Sun at the time: “Getting married capped an amazing year for me — even though trying to fit the wedding in amongst work was a nightmare. My brothers — who were my best men — had to rearrange my stag do because of filming dates.”

During his marriage to Isobel, Davood took part in Strictly Come Dancing in 2017. At the time Davood opened up about how his wife, who tended to keep away from the spotlight, felt watching him do steamy dances on Strictly, to which he joked: “She loved it, she was really nervous before. She was nervous for me.”

He also admitted he put himself on a sex ban as he wanted to focus all his time and energy on the competition. “I haven’t got the time or the energy, he previously confessed to The Sun. “At the moment, your head is full of steps, beats and timings. Your body is aching. I’ve been working quite late, getting in early. I sometimes forget to eat that’s how bad it is. Even my most basic needs are overlooked.”

Davood previously opened up on handling infidelity rumours, saying his wife had always been his steady support, even when watching him play intimate scenes on TV. He said during his Strictly stint: “People will say things. As long as you know the truth and the people you love know the truth it shouldn’t matter. I guess I did learn that.

“My wife watches Kush on the TV pretending to be married to or sleeping with another character. So she is used to dealing with this sort of situation­ in my professional life. She is the rock, the steadiness in my life and she knows that. I’m incredibly lucky. She is so supportive.”

‘Splitting’ from wife to be with ‘mum-of-three’ co-star

Davood appeared in Aladdin over Christmas 2022, alongside 32-year-old Melanie Barker, who played Princess Jasmine. Although the pair portrayed enemies on stage, it seems their real-life chemistry told a different story – especially since both were married at the time.

The star is said to have “flirted” with Melanie while on the job, according to The Sun, and kept in touch after the show ended. Now, they’ve reportedly left their spouses and moved in together, with Davood and his wife sharing two children while Melanie has brought her three kids to live with Davood in Essex.

An insider shared: “They are two very attractive people and it was clear they had sizzling on-stage chemistry together. There was a lot of flirting backstage and I’m sure Aladdin wouldn’t have been happy that Princess Jasmine was giggling with Abanazar behind his back.”

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After spending several days at the Invictus Games with Prince Harry, Meghan has now returned home to Montecito, laden with presents for their two young children Prince Archie, five, and Princess Lilibet, three.

Now Prince Harry, 40, will be manning the Games solo, with a body language picking up on some telling changes as the spotlight shifts.

Taking to Instagram on the evening of Wednesday, February 12, Meghan showed her followers the personalised treats she’d brought home for Archie and Lilibet, writing: “A taste of Canada and The Invictus Games for our little ones! Cheering you [Harry] on from home!”

Meghan, 43, spent five days in Canada for the seventh edition of the Invictus Games, where she and Harry attended events in Vancouver and the renowned Whistler ski resort. In an address at the welcome evening on January 31, the mum-of-two emphasised husband Harry’s commitment to the Games, which are known to be his passion project.

She told participants: “You are his family, just as we are his family, and I hope you recognise how much of his heart he has poured into every single beat that has gotten all of you to this week that is going to be spectacular. I need you to know that, I need you to know how much it means to him and how much each of you means to you.”

Body language expert Judi James told the Mirror: “After being love-bombed by his wife for several days, Harry must have felt the chill of the icy Canadian slopes rather keenly as he emerged to work the Games alone here.

“He seems to be a subtler presence without his wife, posing at the back of this group rather than showboating in the middle, almost looking low-key in his grey knitted cap.

“His chats look a little less upbeat here. His smile is still in place, but he looks a little less assured and up for playful fun. It’s as though he has more of a desire to merge rather than dominate the poses now, putting the spotlight more on the competitors and fans.”

However, it would appear that Harry still keeps his sense of humour, with the prince leaving attendees at a breakfast event cracking up with a risqué joke about snowmen. The Duke told the gag after former US marine Michael Harrold urged him to tell his best dad joke at the event, which was attended by competitors from Team USA.

Recounting the cheeky joke, Michael, 41, told the Mirror: “He asked me ‘What is the difference between snowmen and snowwomen? … snowballs!’. Everyone laughed.” Michael continued: “I’d already told [Prince Harry] a joke my son made up and told him he owed me one back, so after he’d met a couple of other people he came back and found me. He’s got a good sense of humour and he’s very engaging.

“For a man of his calibre and his stature to make the time is fantastic. He makes the time to talk to people and remembers them from previous times he’s met them. He cares.”

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As a beauty writer, it’s my job to test out the latest makeup launches, but when Kylie Jenner announced the launch of her latest Kylie Cosmetics Natural Blur Powder Foundation I could practically hear my dry skin crying. As someone who has to use all kinds of heavy moisturisers, face oils and liquid makeup products to stop my skin from being patchy, tight and flaky, I thought there was no way a powder foundation would work well on my skin.

However in the interests of research, and helping my fellow dry skin sufferers find products that work, I decided to test it out. The Kylie Cosmetics Natural Blur Powder Foundation retails for £29, and comes in nine different shades, promising to give you up to 12 hours of wear with a lightweight, matte finish.

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To keep things fair, I did my skincare routine just as I always would, with the same amount of serum, moisturiser and oil that I would always use in the morning, and let it settle before applying the powder, just as I would before using a liquid foundation. The Natural Blur Powder Foundation comes with its own soft applicator sponge, but does say you could use a foundation brush to apply it if you prefer.

I tried my brush first, and found it blended surprisingly well for a compact powder. I also tried out the sponge applicator, which was better for more instant coverage but gave a heavier finish, so you can pick your preference depending on what type of coverage you want.

The Natural Blur Powder Foundation has a lovely silky texture that doesn’t feel chalky, and it did feel instantly weightless on my skin, rather than powdery or heavy like some powders do. It also felt soft to the touch and didn’t have that “dusty” feel that happens after using other powder products. However, the matte effect was a little intense for me, even as someone who isn’t a big fan of a super dewy look.

It did blur my skin and covered up some redness and texture, but the overall matte effect made my face look a little flat. I used my usual bronzer to create some contrast, which definitely gave it a more dynamic look, and was pleased at how well the two powder products blended together; there was no patchiness or separation in sight.

I left it on for the whole day, which included work and a dog walk, and when I checked at the end of the day I was really impressed to see it was still in place. There was some fading around my cheeks, which tend to be where I carry redness, but the rest of my skin still looked smooth and covered, and it had actually settled into my skin more which gave it a softer, less matte finish.

Usually by this point in the day my makeup goes a little patchy as certain areas start to dry out. But the Natural Blur Powder Foundation had managed to avoid settling or flaking on those dry patches.

As I loved the blurring effect but was less into the super matte finish, I think I’ll keep the Natural Blur Powder Foundation as more of a touch up or finishing powder, rather than an all-over foundation, which it’s also designed for. However dry skin sufferers, let this be proof you don’t need to avoid matte or powder products like the plague – you just need to use them in different ways.

I am, however, a major fan of the Kylie Cosmetics Skin Tint Blurring Elixir Foundation, which is currently on sale down from £26 to £20.80. I find it really lightweight and hydrating, and it blends like a dream for a natural looking finish.

If you’re keen to try other powder foundations, the Nars Soft Matte Advanced Perfecting Powder, £32, lasts up to 24 hours and is infused with niacinamide, which helps minimise the appearance of pores and encourages a smoother skin texture when worn regularly. If you want a more diverse shade range, the Fenty Beauty Pro Filt’r Soft Matte Powder Foundation, £35, has a massive 50 different shades to choose from that cover all skin tones and undertones.