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Charlotte Crosby shows off blossoming baby bump in black bikini as she relaxes on a yacht on Dubai getaway
CHARLOTTE Crosby showed off her growing baby bump in a black bikini while holidaying in Dubai.
The reality star, 34, was seen relaxing on a luxury yacht in the string two-piece.
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Charlotte, who is expecting her second child with fiance Jake Ankers, put her blossoming bump on display during the getaway.
She was then seen flashing a big smile and joking around with Jake while she cradled her stomach.
The TV star was also joined by some of her close friends.
She captioned it: “Dubai sunsets have my heart, six months of growing my second little girlie, I just cannot wait to meet her.”
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Many followers have joined the star on her pregnancy journey and were quick to share supportive messages.
One wrote: “You look incredible, exciting times ahead.”
A second said: “Pregnancy really suits you,” while a third gushed: “Gorgeous glowing mama.”
A few weeks ago, Charlotte was seen cradling her growing stomach as she enjoys a luxury holiday in the Maldives.
Geordie Shore star Charlotte beamed for the camera in a red and white striped co-ord.
Last month Charlotte and Jake revealed they are growing their family.
Already parents to one-year-old daughter Alba Jean, the couple are expecting another daughter.
The loved up couple shared the happy news on Instagram to fans as Charlotte posted a video, which featured her sporting one of her Pepper Girls Club tracksuits while she walked around a stately mansion.
The star captioned the clip: “In my babies and business ERA ✌🏼 delighted to announce baby Ankers number 2 is due January 2025 and also delighted to announce @peppergirlsclub AW collection is live now RIGHT NOW!!!!
“I really wanted to combine these 2 moments as everything I’ve been building with Pepper over the last few years is for my family and im so proud of it!! We are so excited to be a family of 4!”
Of course, Charlotte’s news wasn’t a complete surprise to her longtime fans as she told her followers hat she was “trying” for baby number two earlier this year.
The couple got engaged last November, a year after welcoming their daughter.
Jake got down on one knee during a lavish trip to Dubai.
Sharing the news at the time, Charlotte said: “Happiest woman in the world.”
The baby news comes as she’s also she landed another TV show appearance.
Charlotte is set to star on Celebrity Antiques Road Trip after bosses were left desperate to land the reality icon.
A source told The Sun: “BBC bosses were over the moon to get Charlotte on the show.
“She has become a real breakout star of the BBC in recent years which is testament to her popularity with viewers.
“Not many reality stars can find themselves bagging such popular shows 13 years into their career and so it was a no brainer to get her signed up.
“There is no stopping her and her recent slate of TV roles demonstrates this.
“Charlotte will be a real hoot on the show and is sure to be the stand-out star of this upcoming run.”
Her role on Celebrity Antiques Road Trip comes off the back of her appearances on three other BBC shows over the last 12 months
Charlotte has already had two wildly popular series of her own BBC Three programme Charlotte in Sunderland.
She also reached the final of BBC’s The Weakest Link and took part in the broadcaster’s Celebrity MasterChef series.
Charlotte Crosby and Jake Anker’s relationship timeline
The pair met back in 2021 while Charlotte was getting over her break-up with ex-boyfriend Liam Beaumont.
They were introduced by mutual friends.
Charlotte and Jake then went official with their relationship in January 2022.
The following month the Geordie Shore star found out she was pregnant.
Charlotte and Jake revealed they were expecting in April 2022.
They welcomed baby Alba-Jean into the world in October that year.
In November 2023 the couple got engaged.
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Strictly star splits his pants in wardrobe malfunction as Sarah Hadland performs ‘dance of the night’
STRICTLY star Vito Coppola was left red-faced as he split his pants during during tonight’s performance.
Actress Sarah Hadland and pro dancer Vito performed an Argentine Tango set in a haunted house for their Halloween dance.
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But his ghoulish moves got out of hand when he ripped his trousers while dancing live on Saturday night.
During their routine, Vito dressed in a pair of figure-hugging three-quarter pants, white tights and a waistcoat.
He was seen throwing Sarah around in a series of daring lifts and at the end of the dance, before his pants split.
Vito was seen holding his bottom to conceal the rip when he left the dancefloor and during the judges feedback.
He was then seen uncomfortably walking to the staircase with his hand behind his back, to conceal his modesty.
Speaking to Claudia Winkleman in the clauditorium, Vito said: “Everything is together, a bit of overbalance, everything happened right now.
“My wig and you and the dress, and my trousers broke right here.”
He then proceeded to show the host the rip, before Claudia quickly moved things on.
Fans were left in hysterics at the awkward blunder, with one writing: “What’s that? Vito split his britches?”
A second said: “Oh NO Vito’s torn his trousers,” with a third asked: “Has Vito split his trousers?,” with a laughing face emoji.
The judges scored the pair an impressive 38 for their dance, with Anton Du Beke and Motsi Mabuse awarding a 10 points.
Head judge Shirley Ballas gave them a standing ovation.
While Craig Revel Horwood was full of praise, saying it was “the most wonderful Argentine Tango we’ve seen”.
Motsi simply said: “I’ll keep it short, dance of the night. Congratulations.”
Shirley gushed: “It was really quite spectacular, I thought the lifts were fantastic, it was done with ease.
“You worked as a team. You had it all going on, you’re magic really sprinkled on you tonight.”
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Strictly Come Dancing fans ‘howling’ at Craig Revel Horwood and Anton Du Beke’s matching evil twin costumes
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Strictly Come Dancing fans were left in stitches when judges Craig Revel Horwood and Anton Du Beke appeared wearing matching evil twin costumes during the dancing show’s Halloween Week special.
The judges fully embraced the show’s spooky theme when they arrived onstage looking unrecognisable as they held hands while in costume as The Grady Girls from Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining, with both judges wearing identical brunette wigs, matching blue dresses and black dolly shoes.
Strictly fans were left shocked by the judges’ choice of the costume, since the pair creepily stayed in character throughout the show’s opening segment.
They kept the joke going as Revel Horwood referred to his fellow judge as his “sister” throughout the show, while Du Beke remarked that he had never looked so good.
“Craig and Anton as the twins from The Shining have just made my year!” wrote one fan online.
Another person said they were “absolutely not coping” with the pair’s costumes, which they found “way too creepy”.
“CRAIG AND ANTON! Holy hell that’s brillliant!” one fan wrote.
“I’m HOWLING at Craig and Anton,” said one viewer, as another called it “genius”.
The Halloween special sees the remaining 11 contestants show off their terrifying transformations as they fight for a place in next week’s competition.
JLS singer JB Gill and Amy Dowden, who were in the dance-off last week, are dancing a Foxtrot to “Dancing In The Moonlight” by Toploader while comedian Chris McCausland and his partner Dianne Buswell are performing a Samba to “Stayin Alive’” by The Bee Gees. Find the full list of songs and dances below.
Contestants are hoping to avoid following in the footsteps of Paul Merson, who was the fourth celebrity contestant to be eliminated last week, joining unsuccessful celebrities Nick Knowles, Toyah Willcox and Tom Dean.
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A predator used her 12-year-old face to make porn. She helped pass a law to make that a crime | Technology
Last year, Kaylin Hayman walked into a Pittsburgh court to testify against a man she’d never met who had used her face to make pornographic pictures with artificial intelligence technology.
Kaylin, 16, is a child actress who starred in the Disney show Just Roll With It from 2019 to 2021. The perpetrator, a 57-year-old man named James Smelko, had targeted her because of her public profile. She is one of about 40 of his victims, all of them child actors. In one of the images of Kaylin submitted into evidence at the trial, Smelko used her face from a photo posted on Instagram when she was 12, working on set, and superimposed it onto the naked body of someone else.
“I’ve had my fair share of crying uncontrollably because I don’t understand how some people are so evil,” she tells the Guardian in an interview. “I can never really wrap my head around that.”
Kaylin lives in Ventura, California, and Smelko was based in Pennsylvania when he committed these crimes against her. She was shocked when she learned her case could only be brought to trial because it was an interstate crime. Possessing depictions of child sexual abuse is criminalized under US federal law. But under California state laws, it wasn’t considered illegal.
Kaylin turned her horror into action. This year, she became a staunch public advocate in support of a new California bill, AB 1831, that expands the scope of existing laws against child sexual abuse material (CSAM) to include images and videos that are digitally altered or generated via AI. In June, she testified in support of the bill at the state capitol in Sacramento.
“I talked about how I felt violated and that I was absolutely appalled that this wasn’t already a crime in California,” says Kaylin. “California is such a huge part of the acting industry, and there are so many kids who were not protected from this crime.”
At the end of September, California’s governor, Gavin Newsom, signed the measure into law. Child predators creating such material can face imprisonment and fines of up to $100,000 in the state.
While the new law focuses on AI in the hands of child predators, other factors in Kaylin’s life put her at risk of encountering Smelko or those like him, according to her and her parents, Mark and Shalene Hayman.
Kaylin was 10 years old when she first got her Instagram account. The social network requires that its users must be at least 13 to sign up with the exception of accounts managed by parents. Smelko downloaded photos from her profile to create sexual images that combined her face with naked bodies of other girls and women.
“Disney set up her Instagram account specifically to promote the show and themselves,” says Mark. “But when these companies are employing these kids and making them post on there and not providing support – that’s where the bigger issue lies.”
This support should include training on dealing with harassment and blocking accounts, and counseling, he says. Kaylin likewise lays the blame at Disney’s feet.
“Disney’s PR team had me and all of the kids at Disney sign up for an app. They used to send us clips to post on Instagram every week that an episode would come out,” says Kaylin. “It started with my job and them planting that seed. I would like them to take some responsibility, but that has yet to happen.”
In recent years, men have harassed Kaylin via her Instagram and TikTok accounts by sending her nude photos. She has reported the unwanted messages to both social media companies, but she says no action has been taken.
“She’s certainly had her fair share of creepy stalkers who continue to taunt her,” says Shalene.
Mark believes that Sag-Aftra, the Hollywood actor’s union, also needs to be more proactive in educating its members on the risks of predators using AI and social media to victimize public figures. Both parents regularly check Kaylin’s accounts, which she still uses and has access to.
“We do read a lot of comments and think, ‘What is wrong with people?’, but I don’t know if you can get away from it. It’s difficult to be in this industry and not be on social media,” says Shalene. “I would like to see the social media companies do some responsible censoring and protections.”
Over the past few years, Instagram has announced several initiatives to increase protections for its users under 16, including parental controls and measures to determine who can message them. In September, the company announced it would make all accounts for users under 18 private by default, a move praised by child safety advocates. The same restrictions apply to minors’ verified accounts, according to Meta’s guidelines.
“There are so many inappropriate images circulated on Instagram. I just don’t understand why they are able to be sent to kids,” says Kaylin, who turns 17 this month. “Instagram should be like, ‘No, that’s not allowed,’ and take it down. But it doesn’t happen, and I don’t understand.”
Meta said in a statement: “We have detailed and robust policies against child nudity and exploitation, including real and images and those created using GenAI.”
“SAG-AFTRA has been educating, bargaining, and legislating about the dangers of deepfake technology since at least 2018, ” said Jeffrey Bennett, the general counsel for SAG-AFTRA. Bennett pointed to the guild’s publication of a magazine on deepfakes and participation in panels and published articles on the topic.
Disney did not offer comment.
The circulation of CSAM is on the rise online. Predators have used photo editing software in the past, yet recent advancements in AI models offer easy-access opportunities to mass produce more realistic abuse images of children. In 2023, the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC), a US-based clearinghouse for the global reporting of CSAM, received 36.2m reports of child abuse online, up 12% from the previous year. Most of them came from Meta.
While most of these reports received were related to real-life photos and videos of sexually abused children, the NCMEC also received 4,700 reports of images or videos of the sexual exploitation of children made by generative AI. The organization has been critical of AI companies for not actively trying to prevent or detect the production of CSAM.
Kaylin says that discovering her face had been used to create CSAM signaled the end of her childhood innocence. She is now more nervous about her safety and that of other children and teens she knows.
“If I see a man or somebody who looks at me a little bit weird or oddly, I’m always on edge,” she says. “I’m always thinking about the worst that can happen in certain situations. I think it’s something young women have had to get used to. It’s unfortunate that I had to have that wake-up call at 16. I guess it’s just part of life,” she adds.
A year ago, giving her testimony at Smelko’s trial signified her taking back some control over the situation, she says. In court, while she kept her focus on answering the prosecutor’s questions and faced in the direction of the jury, she shot one quick glance at the stranger standing trial for sexually exploiting her.
“When I did get a glimpse of him, it looked like he had a really sad life and he probably stayed inside for a lot of it because he was not a first-time felon,” she says. After she testified, Smelko was convicted of two counts of possessing child pornography.
Kaylin is determined to continue acting and wants to appear in movies someday. But right now she is focused on finishing her senior year of high school and her advocacy work against online child exploitation. The ordeal has also sparked a new ambition for her. She wants to go to law school so she can one day become an attorney specializing in children’s rights.
“I’m very fortunate that my case wasn’t worse. I know a lot of people have it worse than me,” she says. “I’m trying to add a little bit of good to something so bad.”
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It’s fright night in the Strictly ballroom, which means you can expect terrifying transformations as the remaining 11 contestants compete for a place in next week’s competition.
With Halloween Week performances inspired by The Rocky Horror Picture Show and Beetlejuice Beetlejuice this year, each couple will aim to dazzle with their ghoulish routines – and hopefully not frighten the judges too much.
JLS singer JB Gill and Amy Dowden, who were in the dance-off last week, will dance a Foxtrot to “Dancing In The Moonlight” by Toploader while comedian Chris McCausland and his partner Dianne Buswell will perform a Samba to “Stayin Alive’” by The Bee Gees. Find the full list of songs and dances below.
Contestants will be hoping to avoid following in the footsteps of Paul Merson, who was the fourth celebrity contestant to be eliminated last week, joining unsuccessful celebrities Nick Knowles, Toyah Willcox and Tom Dean.
Follow along with our live coverage back here from 6.25pm this evening as Strictly Come Dancing airs on BBC One.
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Spooky season is here… find out all of the songs and dances for tonight’s show
Tonight’s list of songs and dances contains some classics for Strictly Halloween Week, including the Rocky Horror Picture Show and Beetlejuice Beetlejuice-themed performances.
Wynne Evans and Katya Jones will dance a Salsa to “Canned Heat” by Jamiroquai
Montell Douglas and Johannes Radebe will perform a Cha Cha to “Love Potion No. 9” by The Clovers
Punam Krishan and Gorka Márquez will perform a Tango to “Sweet Dreams” by Eurythmics
Sam Quek and Nikita Kuzmin will perform a Jive to “Time Warp” by The Rocky Horror Picture Show Cast
Sarah Hadland and Vito Coppola will perform an Argentine Tango to “Ready Or Not” by Fugees
Tasha Ghouri and Aljaž Škorjanec will dance the Samba to “I Like to Move It” by Reel 2 Real
Chris McCausland and Dianne Buswell will dance a Samba to “Stayin Alive’” by The Bee Gees
Jamie Borthwick and Michelle Tsiakkas will perform an American Smooth to The Addams Family Theme by Vic Mizzy
JB Gill and Amy Dowden will dance the Foxtrot to “Dancing In The Moonlight” by Toploader
Pete Wicks and Jowita Przystał will perform a Viennese Waltz to “That’s Life” by Frank Sinatra
Shayne Ward and Nancy Xu will perform a Paso Doble to “In The Hall of the Mountain King” by Grieg
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Strictly’s Chris McCausland ‘walks out’ on Dianne Buswell during training ahead of Halloween week
STRICTLY star Chris McCausland admitted that he ‘walked out’ on Dianne Buswell during training ahead of Halloween week.
The pair will return to the dance floor later this evening to perform the Samba to Stayin Alive’ by The Bee Gees.
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Chris, 47, – who is blind – and pro dancer Dianne, 35, have been working hard over the past week to make sure that they have perfected the routine.
Yesterday they took to Instagram to share their latest episode of CHRIS DIAnneRIES – where they upload of video of themselves talking about how training has gone with fans.
Dianne revealed that at one point this week they went through their dance 22 times to make sure that they got it right.
But it appears that got too much for Chris – and at one point he had to walk away to get some “space”.
Chris said in the video: “So this is what happens…
“The Samba is very energetic and I have to have a little lie down just to catch my breathe back, just to recover, and she just talks at me constantly while I’m trying to take my brain off the dancing for a minute, have a little bit of me time.
“At one point, I had to walk away from you and you said: ‘Chris, you’re going the wrong direction’.
“I said: ‘No, I need some space. I just need some distance between my face and your voice’.”
Fans found what he said absolutely hilarious.
One wrote in the comments section: “‘I need some space between my face and your voice’,” with a laughing emoji.
A second said: “Love Chris’ honesty in these videos he does with Dianne. Heartwarming and so funny.”
Another added: “A great indicator that 2 people have hit it off is when they can laugh together about the times they irritate each other.”
“Love you guys, my favourites to win, always look forward to watching you both on a Saturday x,” a fourth chimed in.
Last weekend Chris and Dianne danced the Waltz to Liverpool’s anthem You’ll Never Walk Alone.
They were awarded 35 points out of 40 by judges Craig Revel Horwood, Motsi Mabuse, Shirley Ballas and Anton Du Beke.
After the dance, Chris asked Dianne if he did ok – to which she replied: “I’m so proud of you!”
The following day their close bond was revealed as they share sweet moment in some exclusive pictures.
Snapped in a corner of the Strictly studios in Elstree, Chris can be seen kissing Dianne’s hand, as they moved through some of the motions of their dance.
In another image Dianne is seen helping Chris tie the laces of his shoes, clearly capturing their true and genuine friendship.
The comedian lost his sight at 22 due to a hereditary condition called retinitis pigmentosa.
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After a turbulent year for the show, Strictly Come Dancing is back with its 20th anniversary season.
The new lineup features a mix of contestants from a variety of backgrounds and abilities, including Olympic athletes, reality stars, and TV personalities.
Among them is The Only Way is Essex star Pete Wicks. The 35-year-old is known for his television appearances as well as for his radio and podcast presenting. He’s also the author of two bestselling books.
Wicks has become known for having a tough and irreverent exterior, but a true gentleness with his loved ones, including best friend and I’m a Celebrity winner/Made in Chelsea star, Sam Thompson. The friends met on Celebs Go Dating in 2018, and hit it off immediately. Wicks appeared on the ITV show as a special guest, reuniting with Thompson in the jungle, leaving both in tears.
The two present the Staying Relevant podcast together, which boasts over 5 million downloads to date and has been number one in the comedy charts numerous times. A live tour for the podcast is due to take place later this year.
As well as having an undying love for his best friend, Wicks is also a huge advocate for animals. Due to present his forthcoming dog-umentary Pete Wicks: For Dog’s Sake, he has also written an entire book about the dogs that have transformed him.
For The Love of Frenchies: The Dogs That Changed My Life follows Wicks as he talks through his love for French Bulldogs. He supports many animal charities including the UK’s leading dog welfare charity, the Dog’s Trust.
Earlier this year, he called on the government to ban fur imports. He told the PA news agency at the time: “There’s absolutely no reason [to delay], and I don’t understand why it is being stalled. There’s certainly nothing to look at, all the proof is in the pudding, so we just need to get on and get it passed.”
Wicks has a distinctive presenting style, a combination of disarming and affable, and has hosted the BRIT Awards, Pride of Britain Awards and National Television Awards.
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He has also made appearances on Celebrity SAS, Celebrity Juice, CelebAbility, Supermarket Sweep, and Celebrity MasterChef. Some may recognise him as the ex-partner of equally fiery Towie star Megan McKenna, with the two having many explosive rows on the show. The pair met in 2016 before breaking up in 2017.
His participation on Strictly was revealed on the Kiss FM Breakfast Show alongside former Love Island contestant Tasha Ghouri. He told Kiss that he felt “a mixture of excited and absolutely petrified, genuinely petrified”.
He told the BBC he felt a mixture of emotions: “Dancing live in front of the nation every Saturday? Absolutely terrifying. But anyone who knows me knows I love a challenge and trying new things, so I’m genuinely looking forward to getting stuck in.”
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