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Comedian Katherine Ryan is the latest celebrity to weigh in on the controversial Bonnie Blue stunt, which has been taking social media by storm in recent weeks.

Adult star Bonnie, 25, claims she’s already ready for her next sex marathon just days after allegedly a breaking world record by sleeping with 1,057 men in just 12 hours. After the shocking feat, Bonnie said that she’s feeling fine and “ready for round two”.

The OnlyFans creator broke Lisa Sparks’ previously held record of having sex with 919 men in one day back in 2004. Bonnie’s attempt largely surpasses Lily Phillips’ record as she recently documented sleeping with 101 men in one day.

While many have debated the legitimacy of Bonnie’s sex claims, others believe she has actually bedded over 1,000 men in 12 hours. If her claims are to be believed, it would mean that each encounter with the 1,057 men would have lasted less than a minute.

According to her team, Bonnie organized the stunt by dividing the men into groups of five and giving each group two minutes, meaning that individuals would get around 30 to 45 seconds with her.

Following the controversial challenge, Canadian comedian Katherine, 41, has now shared her opinion. Rather than focusing on Bonnie, Katherine has called out the 1,057 men who queued up beside one another to spend less than two minutes with the adult star.

While she labelled what Bonnie is doing as ‘dehumanising’, the Never Mind the Buzzcocks star made light of the situation and decided to focus on the men – and in particular – their socks and ‘hairy legs’ which can be seen in the controversial clips of them waiting outside the bedroom before bedding Bonnie.

“What is wrong with men? ,” Katherine asks in her latest Instagram reel focused on the scandal. “This brings me to Bonnie Blue. I think as much as people see Bonnie Blue and what she has set out to do as dehumanising or disgusting or they want to slut shame her, I was transfixed on this queue of men just looking like f***ing idiots in their socks and boxers.

“With their dumb hairy legs just sticking out in this corridor just like waiting like ‘here I am going to do 45 seconds in her, it’s gonna be the best’ and like waiting for hours to do that? They’re just like… I’ve never seen someone so desperate for 45 seconds of a thing. Ick. “

Katherine went on: “So, the feelings that people have towards her, I have really got that feeling about men generally and I don’t even know how to articulate it properly. Just what a sad lineup of absolute f***ing losers.

“And of lot of these will have a wife at home who absolutely loves them. For sure, they might not have given them a b***job for a few years and that’s sad in your marriage but like, what are her reasons? I don’t know. Maybe she’s dating the kind of man who will take your adult son with him to go f*** a 25-year-old stranger. “

Despite the physically exhausting escapade, Bonnie assured she didn’t experience any negative side effects the following day. She told The Sun: “I was expecting to wake up today needing to take painkillers – but I actually haven’t whatsoever. And I’m the first to usually take if I’ve got a bit of a headache. I was expecting to be sore but I’m not, which is good cause that just means I can do this more often. “

Speaking on the details of the extreme stunt, it was reported that Bonnie only took two to three minute breaks during the 12-hour event. After, Bonnie claimed that she was feeling fine but admitted that if she kept at the same pace as she during the first few hours she would’ve eventually struggled.

Bonnie completed the intimate acts at a £15million ($18million) estate, which belongs to convicted English fraudster Edward Ormus Sharrington Davenport. As the participants entered the room, they were handed a blue ski mask to conceal identities while security guards on the door checked ID and confirmed names were on an approved list.

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Influencer Molly-Mae Hague, has faced criticism from road safety organisations after being seen eating chicken nuggets while driving her £180,000 Mercedes-AMG G 63 Magno Edition.

The incident occurred in Mollly’s new docuseries, shortly after her public separation from Tommy Fury, her partner of five years, with whom she shares a daughter, Bambi. Road safety advocates have expressed concerns over the potential hazards of eating while driving, emphasising that such distractions can significantly impair a driver’s focus and reaction times.

They urge all motorists to avoid multitasking behind the wheel to ensure the safety of all road users. Charities have also suggested that Molly should take breaks whilst driving if she insists on indulging throughout. Molly has made it clear in her docusereies that she loves the mini crispy delights.

In the first episode of Behind It All, Molly-Mae is seen visiting a McDonald’s drive-thru in her luxury wagon. She places an order, including a large Chicken Big Mac meal, six chicken nuggets, a mozzarella dipper sharebox, and three dips: curry, ketchup, and BBQ.

Later, while driving, the former Love Island star is shown eating the chicken nuggets. Speaking candidly to the camera, Molly-Mae shared: “I love food like I actually live to eat. So many people that are around me are like ‘I’ll just get the salad’ and that could never be me. If it’s salad with chips then yeah I’m on board. “

A spokesperson for IAM RoadSmart highlighted that while eating behind the wheel isn’t illegal, it can be highly distracting and may lead to careless driving charges. They emphasised that at 60mph, it takes over 70 metres to stop in an emergency, and distractions like eating could prevent a driver from reacting in time, significantly increasing the risk of a crash. Additional dangers include the possibility of spilling hot food, which could cause a sudden, uncontrolled reaction and endanger other road users.

The spokesperson also noted that young drivers are particularly prone to this behaviour, with nearly half of those aged 18-26 admitting to eating while driving. They advised Molly-Mae Hague and others to avoid eating on the move and instead take a break to ensure safety.

Road Safety manager, Caitlin Taylor from Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents, told Mailonline: “Eating, drinking, or engaging in any activity that takes your hands off the wheel or your mind off the road can significantly increase the risk of a collision.

“Distracted driving is a major contributor to road collisions, with reaction times slowed and the ability to respond to hazards severely reduced. “

Caitlin pointed out that in 2023, in-vehicle distractions played a part in 754 crashes that resulted in either fatalities or serious injuries. She emphasised that driving at high speeds, where permitted, requires full attention to ensure the safety of the driver, passengers, and other road users. Even a brief distraction, like eating a snack, can have devastating consequences.

RoSPA, dedicated to accident prevention, encourages drivers to put safety first at all times. Taking straightforward measures, like eating before starting your journey or pulling over for a break when necessary, can significantly lower the risk of incidents on the road.

Eating behind the wheel isn’t against the law, but the RAC has highlighted that it could lead to a careless driving charge if it causes distraction. Police may issue an on-the-spot fine of £100 and add three penalty points if they believe the driver isn’t in full control of the vehicle.

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Melania Trump and her stylist Herve Pierre have pulled out a number of looks over the last few days for the inaugural celebrations, with the Commander-in-Chief Ball outfit on Monday evening particularly turning heads.

The star opted for a strapless white silk gown, adding the monochrome effect with black silk bands running down the front. Melania added a black ribbon choker to finish off the look, topped off with a borrowed 1955 diamond flower brooch by American luxury jeweller Harry Winston. Pierre emphasised the outfit was true to the First Lady’s ‘style and vision’.

The design of the brooch is said to have reflected the concept of the dress, a ribbon encircling flowers, said Pierre.

Pierre looks to have echoed Audrey Hepburn in the look, in particular, her role in My Fair Lady. The white and black dress, designed in the 1950s by designer and photographer Cecil Beaton is worn by Eliza Doolittle (Audrey Hepburn), a working class girl who transforms into a star whilst wearing a monochrome dress which has lines very similar to the First Lady’s.

Meanwhile, Melania’s brooch is a step away from tradition First Lady fashion. As the 1955 flower brooch created by US jewellery icon Harry Winston, worn on her black ribbon choker, was initially rejected by government officials in 1982. This was because they said the concept was ‘inconsistent with our democratic traditions’ and believed the people of America would be ‘offended’ by something reminiscent of crown jewels.

It’s not the first time the First Lady turned heads this week, as the price of her inauguration outfit made eyes water. As her husband Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th President of the United States, Melania opted for a custom double-breasted navy coat by Adam Lippes, paired with a matching boater hat by Eric Javits, sticking to the monochrome theme.

However, these hats don’t come cheap, as experts highlight the thing that sets Eric Javits hats apart from other brands is their attention to detail and craftsmanship. A small hat from the designer goes on sale for around £300.

“Mrs. Trump’s outfit was created by some of America’s finest craftsmen and I take great pride in showing such work to the world,” the designer told Vogue.

Melania’s coat also wouldn’t have come cheap with a similar double breasted coat on Adam Lippe’s website on sale for £3,000. However, with Melania’s custom design, hers was expected to go for a substantial amount more.

It wasn’t the First Lady’s first inauguration, with her husband first being sworn in in 2017. “It can be a daunting task, to choose an outfit that will be mesmerised and become part of our nation’s story and forever history,” she said of the pressures of choosing an all important outfit.

Eight years ago, Melania opted for a Ralph Lauren designed powder blue dress, a stark contract to the theme of 2025.

The five men charged after Liam Payne’s fatal third-floor Argentina hotel balcony plunge are gearing up for a key appeal date.

Their lawyers will attempt to overturn judge Laura Bruniard’s decision to formally accuse them and pave the way for a bombshell trial later this year. And the attorneys for the two suspects charged with selling the singer cocaine before his drink and drug-fuelled fall, and facing up to 15 years in prison if convicted, are expected to contest their pre-trial incarceration which took effect following their arrests earlier this month.

The appeal at Argentina’s National Criminal and Correctional Court in Buenos Aires is understood to have been scheduled for February 10 following the January judicial recess in the South American country. It was not immediately clear this morning if the hearing would take place in public or be held behind closed doors.

News of the key development in the case came as it emerged Liam’s friend Rogelio ‘Roger’ Nores, one of the three men charged with manslaughter, has incorporated a top lawyer into his legal team. The businessman is suing Liam’s dad for $10million for defamation in a lawsuit lodged in Palm Beach, Florida.

He claims Geoff Payne made “misleading false and defamatory claims” in sworn statements to prosecutors in Buenos Aires investigating Liam’s death which have incriminated him, including the assertion he was Liam’s nurse and was responsible for his care. Rafael Cuneo Libarona, the brother of Argentina’s Justice Minister Mariano Cuneo Libarona, has been named as Rogelio’s new lawyer and the legal expert hired by the American to reinforce his argument he was never Liam’s manager or the “guarantor” judge Bruniard described him as when she decided to charge him.

Mr Cuneo Libarona, who is believed to be working alongside Mr Nores’ Buenos Aires-based law firm Marval O’Farrell & Mairal as well as playing a key role in the separate US defamation case, told Infobae: “The lawsuit we filed in the United States is to stop an unnecessary, mendacious and dishonest attack seeking to hold my client responsible instead of exposing who really are responsible for Liam Payne’s descent into drugs at a very young age.

“My client is not a manager, he is not a nurse, he is not a psychologist, nor a psychiatrist, nor is he dedicated to the recovery of addicts. He is a simple friend in Argentina who helps him in his business affairs. ” Insisting Nores was not the “guarantor” the judge who charged him is categorising him as, he added: “The lawsuit we lodged in the United States is designed to put things in their place because nowadays it’s very easy to make a bad statement about someone. ”

Mr Nores’ high-profile lawyer is regarded as an expert in Argentina in cases involving negligent homicide accusations – similar to manslaughter in UK law. The appeal is set to take place on February 10. Mr Nores’ new lawyer is expected to base his defence of his client on the argument that Liam Payne knew about the dangers of drug taking and continued to consume without anyone forcing him to do so.

The three men charged with manslaughter after Liam’s October 16 death at the CasaSur Palermo Hotel in Buenos Aires and awaiting to hear if they will be put on trial are businessman Mr Nores, hotel chief receptionist Esteban Grassi who made a 911 call moments before he died, and head of security Gilda Martin.

They are facing between one and five years in prison if convicted as charged although they have been told they could be eligible for suspended jail sentences. The other two suspects, 24-year-old waiter Braian Nahuel Paiz and 21-year-old suspended hotel worker Ezequiel David Pereyra, have both been charged with selling Liam cocaine and warned they could face prison sentences of between four and 15 years if convicted. They are currently being held in jail.

Mr Nores’ alleged managerial role towards Liam, a position he has denied holding, has been key to the decision to prosecute the businessman. Judge Bruniard in an indictment ruling just under a month ago accused Mr Nores, currently banned from leaving Argentina because of the charges against him, of “failing in his duty of care, assistance and help” towards the singer.

She alleged he “abandoned him to his fate, knowing he couldn’t fend for himself, aware he suffered multiple additions to alcohol and cocaine and fully conscious of the state of intoxication, vulnerably and defenceless he was in. ” It subsequently emerged the businessman had been described as Liam’s manager in an internal hotel email after he visited CasaSur Palermo Hotel and was shown a first-floor room he “liked a lot” before the singer ended up checking into the third-floor suite he plunged from after binging on drink and drugs.

The word ‘Manager’ was written along the name Roger Nores towards the end of an October 11 email and the words assistant manager against the name below Roger’s – that of Lulu Miranda who has been referred to in prior reports about the Liam Payne investigation as a pop star and a friend of Mr Nores. She was born in Los Angeles to an Argentinian diplomat father and a Brazilian mother who has lived in Buenos Aires since she was a teenager.

She is not among the five people charged and there is no suggestion at this stage she will be accused of any wrongdoing, or that she was actually acting as Liam’s assistant manager in any formal or informal capacity. Argentinian prosecutors referred to Liam’s friend Roger Nores in a lengthy statement they released on December 30 as the “victim’s representative” although they identified him only by his initials R. L. N.

Mr Nores told a recent TMZ documentary examining the life and death of Liam Payne that he was “in good spirits and perfectly balanced” the day he died as he refuted claims the singer was acting erratically and was intoxicated shortly before his fatal fall. The businessman had previously protested his innocence and refuted claims he was Liam’s ‘de facto’ manager which is seen as a key aspect to the prosecution decision.

He said in a statement shortly after it emerged he was being officially investigated before being charged: “I never abandoned Liam, I went to his hotel three times that day and left 40 minutes before this happened. There were over 15 people at the hotel lobby chatting and joking with him when I left. I could have never imagined something like this would happen.

“I’ve given my statement to the prosecutor on October 17 as a witness and I haven’t spoken to any police officer or prosecutor ever since. I wasn’t Liam’s manager. He was just my very dear friend. ” Mr Nores has also insisted in a written statement he presented to the courts that he “wasn’t Liam’s doctor, lawyer, representative or therapeutic companion” and their relationship was based solely around friendship.

In deciding to indict hotel chiefs Mr Grassi and Mr Martin, Laura Bruniard pointed the finger at them over their decision to move Liam from the lobby to his third-floor room when he couldn’t stand on his feet because of his prior drink and drug binge. She said it “created a legally unacceptable risk to his life” which had “foreseeable” consequences.

Ezequiel Pereyra handed himself in on January 6 after making himself a fugitive the previous week following failed police attempts to locate and arrest him so he could be remanded in pre-trial custody on the orders of the investigating judge. Paiz, who has denied any wrongdoing and insists he took drugs with Liam but never sold him cocaine, was arrested on January 3 so he could be remanded in prison. The other three suspects have been allowed to remain free men but were told to surrender assets to stay out of prison.

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EastEnders star Lacey Turner has revealed her daughter’s unique name alongside an adorable photo.

The actress cradled her newborn in her arms as she wore a brown knitted jumper with her name on. Lacey simply captioned the post: “Gipsy Olive,” confirming her daughter’s name. The baby girl’s jumper read ‘Gipsy’ on the back as she snuggled into her famous mum. Just last week, Lacey revealed she had given birth.

She shared a photo of her two older children kissing the baby as she wrote: “Our hearts are full. ” Lacey and Matt Kay, who wed in 2017, are already parents to five-year-old Dusty and Trilby, three, and were very excited ahead of the newborn’s arrival. Fans have reacted to Lacey’s name choice as one said: “Oh what a lovely name. “

Another added: “Beautiful name and beautiful hair. ” Someone else commented: “Gorgeous name x. ” A fourth gushed: “Omg that name is perfect. “

In September, Lacey posted a photo of the family holding onto a pregnancy scan. The beaming family could be seen gathered on the beach in front of the sunset as they smiled for snap. Captioning the upload, doting mum Lacey wrote: “Aren’t we lucky…. . @thekayoskids” alongside a string of heart emojis. Just hours after the announcement, Lacey appeared at the Inside Soap Awards where she showed off her bump.

Lacey, who is known for playing EastEnders icon Stacey Slater, first rose to fame in 2004 when she made her debut in Albert Square. Since joining the soap two decades ago, she has been involved in some memorable plots including the famous Christmas storyline involving ‘The Six’ – and her character even became a grandmother in 2023 when her daughter Lily gave birth. The soap star and husband Matt, who was her teenage sweetheart, met when they were just 15 at a friend’s house and have been together ever since, something she says she sees as “really lucky”.

They said ‘I do’ at an exclusive resort in Ibiza as Lacey’s EastEnders co-stars attended. The late Barbara Windsor, Jake Wood, Laurie Brett, Scott Maslen, Aaron Sidwell, and James Bye all flew out to celebrate with the couple. She was also supported by her four bridesmaids – sisters Lily and Daisy, her stepsister Mimie and new sister-in-law Amber – and two little flower girls.

Lacey has sadly suffered two miscarriages before welcoming her “miracle” children. “If I’d not gone private I’d probably still have no babies,” she told The Sun newspaper. “There wasn’t really any aftercare. I was told that I’d had a miscarriage and that was it. I really felt quite overwhelmed and lost during our miscarriages. We found ourselves confused. We had no explanation, just a sudden feeling of the excitement of having a baby to feeling completely empty and lost. To go through that once is hard enough. “

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Beauty enthusiasts can save over £85 on premium makeup and skincare from brands like Elemis, Pixi and Nars with a new beauty box deal. High street favourite, Boots, has unveiled its Valentines Day Beauty Box, which offers more than four times the value for the price you pay.

Priced at £27, the collection is worth £115. 50, featuring six products spanning makeup, fragrance and skincare. Half of these products are full-sized, allowing customers to save a total of £88. 50 compared to purchasing them separately.

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Designed to ‘pamper, uplift, and illuminate’, this haul makes the perfect gift for someone special this February 14 – though we won’t blame you if you decide to keep it for yourself. The collection hit the online shelves today (January 22), and based on previous collections, it’s expected to sell out quickly.

One standout product in the box is the travel-sized Elemis Pro Collagen Rose Marine Cream, valued at £37 alone. This popular anti-ageing cream was released to mark the 20th anniversary of the original Pro Collagen Marine Cream and has been equally adored by skincare lovers, as evidenced by its near-perfect 4. 8-star rating on the Boots website.

Elemis’ powerful moisturiser, boasting the same iconic texture and anti-ageing Padina Pavonica extract, now comes with a soothing rose scent. It’s “clinically proven to reduce the look of fine lines and wrinkles in 2 weeks,” claims Elemis, promising improved firmness and elasticity, reports the Manchester Evening News.

A happy customer exclaimed: “Love the way the creams feel on my face, I am 74 and people think I’m in my sixties I’ll take that lol if you don’t use their products try them you won’t regret it. “

Meanwhile, some beauty buffs are not quite taken with the new aroma: “Not as nice as the original, scent too strong for face. “

Yet, someone countered, “I thought I had tried some of the best creams on the market but this one is definitely in a league of its own. It feels amazing and I only used it for the first time this morning. “

The skincare delights continue with Pixi’s £18 Vitamin-C Tonic and, for makeup lovers, blusher and lip gloss from Iconic London and NYX Professional Makeup, respectively. There’s also plenty of blush options included, with a NARS Blush mini also making an appearance.

Adding to the curated collection is Ghost Deep Night Eau De Toilette, a 10ml treasure with Indian rose, peach, vanilla orchid, and woody notes – bound to garner compliments for those who wear it.

Here’s everything inside the Boots Valentines Day Beauty Box for £27:

Pixi Vitamin-C Tonic 250ml – FULL SIZE – £18

Iconic London Sheer Blush in shade Rose Riot 12. 5ml – FULL SIZE – £21

Elemis Pro Collagen Rose Marine Cream 15ml mini £37

Ghost Deep Night Eau De Toilette Splash Mini 10ml mini

NYX Professional Makeup Butter Gloss Bling Lip Gloss 8ml – FULL SIZE – £7. 50

NARS Blush 1. 2G mini in the shade ‘Orgasm Rush’ OR ‘Sex Appeal’ at random

LookFantastic is giving Boots a run for its money with its Valentine’s edit that launched earlier this week. It features everything from iconic fragrance to premium skincare essentials.

This stunning seven-piece collection is worth £195 and includes five full-size products and two deluxe-size samples. Priced at £50, it’s more expensive than Boots’ edit, but it does save £145, with one product being worth more than the price you pay for the entire edit.

In other beauty deals, The Luxe Edit Beauty Box at Next has a total value of £228, but is priced at £50, saving around 78% on the RRP. Inside are eight beauty and skincare treats, including five full sized products designed to refresh your regime and your skin for the New Year.

M& S is also offering the Beauty Wellness Box, priced at £30. This box contains 10 products with a combined value of over £100, which equates to £3 each as part of the deal. Inside, shoppers will discover a variety of wellness classics and new launches, including luxuriously rich creams, a restorative hair treatment, a self-care beauty tool, calming candle, restful fragrance, and more.

Alternatively, you can shop the Boots Valentines Day Beauty Box for £27 here.