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The Sun
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Geordie Shore star reveals she's quitting the UK and moving to Ibiza after making HUGE changes to her life
GEORDIE Shore star Chloe Ferry has revealed she's quitting the UK and moving to Ibiza after making some HUGE changes to her life. Chloe, 29, revealed in a candid Instagram video that she's jetting off to the Spanish island in a bold bid to "live her best life". 5 Speaking to fans while applying her make-up, the reality star opened up to fans about the spontaneous decision. She said: 'This is very out there, this is very spontaneous and this is just the life that I want to be living at the minute.' With her 30th birthday approaching, Chloe explained that the trip marks a turning point. She added: 'It is my final few months in my 20s and I just want to live life to the fullest. I've decided to book a one-way flight to my favourite island, Ibiza.' While Ibiza is known for its party scene, Chloe made it clear that she's planning a more balanced experience this time around. The TV personality, who rose to fame on the MTV show in 2015, added that she's not heading to the island purely for partying. She said: 'That's not to say that I'm going to be going out every single night… I will be having a little bit of a tittle, a little bit of a skinful, but I also want to do different things on the island. I want to go travelling, I want to get a car, I want to sign up to a gym.' Chloe has taken out an apartment for a month but suggested she may extend her stay, telling fans: 'You never know, I might actually love the island and stay there all summer." Reflecting on her personal life, the reality star said the move represents a break from past patterns. She confessed: 'I've always been in a relationship. I don't actually remember the last time that I was single. I've went from relationship to relationship… but I haven't actually just went out there and just lived my best life. 'I just want to do as many things as I can before I turn 30… I want to make as many memories as I can and I just want to have such a hot girl summer.' Chloe said she is keen to connect with others living on the island, adding: 'If you are a person who is living in Ibiza or thinking about moving to Ibiza, let's hang out, let's go for paella, let's go for sangria, let's go to the gym.' In a caption alongside the video, Chloe wrote: 'Wow, I can't believe I am actually saying this but I have decided to book a one way flight to Ibiza which I have NEVER done !!!!!! "I'm at a point in my life where I just want to put myself first and live my absolute best life. It's my final few months of my 20s, I may never have this opportunity again. "Thank you for all the love and support I've had over the last few months, it means a lot and I can't wait for us to all go on this journey together.' 5 5 5 Chloe, who has spoken openly about undergoing therapy and focusing on personal growth in recent years, said the move to Ibiza is her way of embracing independence. She concluded: 'See yous in Ibiza!' It comes almost three months after The Sun exclusively revealed that she had split from her on-off boyfriend Johnny Wilbo. The stunner had been with Johnny Wilbo since 2021, but the pair endured a tumultuous romance. Chloe and Johnny proved that they were very much back on last year after previously splitting. Before this, Chloe had dumped him after he was caught messaging other women behind her back. However, at the time she urged fans not to judge her change of heart, insisting that "there are a lot of things that people don't know". A source told The Sun that things are over again between Chloe and Johnny, and that the Geordie Shore star has been telling friends that it's 'over for good.' On her relationship, Chloe previously told The Sun: "It's going alright, it's like any relationship – there are ups and there's downs." She added: "I do trust him now, obviously we do argue about it, I'm not just going to forget about it." In January of this year, Chloe revealed why Johnny never appeared on Geordie Shore alongside her. She told us: 'He wasn't involved in the series, and to be honest we have spoken about it and we think we might be filming again soon and I do have a boyfriend now. 'So I was going to bring him on but there was a situation with James and his partner and basically if that had happened to my partner I wouldn't be able to control myself.' Chloe added: 'If anyone speaks badly to my friends or my partner I just fly off the handle. 'So I am really back and forth about what to do, because if anyone spoke to my lad like that I'd kill them.' Chloe also said she likes to keep her relationships 'a little bit private' due to her last being very much in the public eye. She went on at the time: 'For now until we know exactly what's going on and stuff, I want to keep it just like that. 'I love Geordie Shore so much but it's really hard bringing your partner there because people actually just don't get on.' 5
Yahoo
6 days ago
- Yahoo
A Man Told a Guy He Only Met 'Once' That His Girlfriend Was Cheating — Now He's Unsure If He Should Have Gotten Involved
A man told an individual whom he had met only 'once' that his girlfriend kissed another guy The 20-year-old says his friends found out what he did, and they think he shouldn't have gotten involved He asked Redditors whether they thought he was in the wrong for telling the man about his cheating partnerA man told a stranger whom he has only met 'once' that his girlfriend cheated on him — and he's now not so sure it was the right call. The 20-year-old detailed his experience on the popular Reddit forum 'Am I the A------,' a place where Reddit users can go to seek input about interpersonal dilemmas. In his post, the Redditor explained that one of his 'friends,' whom he clarifies is 'more or less [an] acquaintance,' kissed someone who was not her boyfriend during a recent night out. The man also explained that while he wasn't there to see the kiss for himself, he learned about it through a group chat. The man went on to explain that he then got one of his friends — who he says is 'not connected' to the situation — to anonymously message the boyfriend and 'let him know.' The PEOPLE Puzzler crossword is here! How quickly can you solve it? Play now! The original poster (OP) said that he would normally have told the boyfriend — whom he has only met "once" — directly, but he was trying not to get anyone in his group chat involved. However, the OP said that the rest of the people in the group chat ultimately found out what he did and have since told him he should have stayed out of it. The OP said that while he understands where his friends are coming from, he believes that 'if someone's cheating, people should be saying stuff as soon as possible.' 'Am I the a------?' he asked his fellow Redditors. The vast majority of the man's fellow Reddit users said that they think he made the right call and that he's not the bad guy in this scenario. Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. 'No, you're not the a------,' said one person. "She cheated on him, and you told him she did. It's her fault for cheating.' 'Always oust cheaters,' said someone else, adding, 'And anyone who thinks it's wrong to do so has questionable morals.' 'NTA [not the a------]. TBH [to be honest] I'd reconsider the friendship with those people who saw and didn't say anything to the boyfriend,' added someone else. After reading the various comments, the OP said that while his friends made some 'valid' points about his actions 'affecting certain situational things' he has still not apologized — nor does he plan to." '[I am] am sticking by my actions,' he said. Read the original article on People
Telegraph
6 days ago
- General
- Telegraph
The Midults: I slept with my male best friend – but I don't fancy him
Dear A&E, I slept with my best male friend (we were a bit drunk) and it was a terrible idea because I do not actually fancy him but he has brought up 'giving it a go' with me. Then I slept with him again because the sex is really, really great (the best I've ever had) even though I still don't fancy him – which is weird. I know it's a stupid idea to keep getting a bit drunk and having sex with him but I'm finding it hard to resist and I feel guilty and confused about how to navigate this. I truly love him and don't want to hurt him or lose him. – Licentious Dear Licentious, Interesting times, your end. Gosh, our 20s can be wilderness years, can't they? Some seem miraculously able to get themselves sorted romantically, financially, emotionally with little fuss, while others of us (no less kind or capable) flail about, wrecking everything and – hopefully – learning about ourselves and other human beings along the way. There are, to us, two stand-out phrases in your letter (edited above): ' the best sex I've ever had ' and 'I truly love him'. Then there's the self-confessed weirdness of the situation: 'I still don't fancy him'. No wonder you are confused. And he is not some random bloke, so there is jeopardy (and, perhaps, promise) woven through the fabric of your conundrum. You say you don't fancy him. Maybe this is worth examining more deeply because, even though you don't fancy him in theory, it seems that you do in practice. We can get stuck in our attitudes towards people and we would often do well to take pause and re-assess because we change. They change. The world changes. This has thrown up an opportunity – a necessity, really – for you to check in with yourself regarding what this relationship means to you; its limitations and its potentialities. As you get older it can get harder to know if you desire someone when you first meet them and, sometimes, if you have an overwhelming sexual response to a person it can prove to be a warning sign. A blazing sex fire that ignites within you the moment a person walks into the room is not necessarily a sign that you are meant to be with them. Odd and counterintuitive and annoying though that can be. And so we develop a kind of suck-it-and see litmus test. We date. We like them. We test drive. We test drive a few more times. And then we have more information regarding the connection and we decide whether we meaningfully step into that story. Well, Licentious, you got a bit tipsy and put your floor through the floor and found a few things out along the way, didn't you? You have fantastic sex with him. And fantastic sex tends to be about more than technique and friction. It tends to be about connection. You truly love him. This has the ingredients for something that could be quite big. But also quite sad. Should it go wrong. Why don't you fancy him? Is there something that really repulses you or is that just a decision that you made way back when? Is he, somehow, not what you thought you'd date. Is he taller, shorter, geekier, artier, more-reserved, less confident than the boyfriend template you held in your mind's eye? Is it that he's incredibly nice to you and available which makes him less interesting? Have a word with yourself and take this seriously. We do not want you flouncing off into the wide blue yonder, only to realise, latterly, that you have broken your own heart. You don't want to risk hurting him or losing him. You are quite far down the line with this risk already. 'No strings' is not an option. There are strings. There is a whole cobweb of shared history and friendship and camaraderie. Pretending that none of this has happened won't work. Continuing to sleep with him while pretending it doesn't mean anything won't work. In short, pretending won't work. This has relationship written all over it. It also has disaster written all over it. But that is the nature of human interaction. Run the calculations. Ask yourself how you would feel if he announced, tomorrow, that he had met someone. Consider your options. Do not open this up to your friendship group and make a decision by committee. You are entitled to a private life. And, if you decide that you do not fancy him and cannot take this further, talk to him. Tell him you love him too much to risk your friendship. Or that you do not feel you can 'give it a go' at this point in your life. And this probably means that you cannot have a drink anywhere near him and should put a warning by his name, on your phone, saying 'do NOT message.' Because good sex has a narcotic quality that makes it hard to resist. Or you go gently forwards with this. Quietly and honestly. Whichever path you choose, make sure he is fully aware of where you stand at all times. The greatest risk is a betrayal of trust. You may feel as though you have all the power but that will not be the case forever. By treating him with the utmost respect you will simultaneously be respecting yourself and laying down a blueprint for the way you conduct yourself in this world. And that has huge value.
CTV News
24-05-2025
- Climate
- CTV News
We have eight or nine days of high temperatures in the 20s—in many cases, mid to high 20s
We can expect daily high temperatures in the 20s for the next eight or nine days, and right now it looks like next Thursday will even creep up close to 30.
Washington Post
09-05-2025
- Politics
- Washington Post
Don't let doomsday birth rates stop you from celebrating motherhood
When I was in my fecund 20s, if Donald Trump had offered me $5,000 to procreate, I'd probably have scheduled an emergency hysterectomy. Not that I couldn't have used the dough, but any reader of history might justly recoil from government incentives to have — or not have — babies.
