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The Irish Sun
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Reality star admits ‘too much cocaine and partying' as he reveals collapsed nose wrapped up in bandages
A FAMOUS reality star has opened up about his wild partying and cocaine use after revealing his collapsed nose. Aussie Timm Hanly, who is known for appearing on The Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise, sparked concern when he posted a video clip of his deviated septum. Advertisement 4 Timm Hanly showed his collapsed nostril on Instagram Credit: Instagram 4 He had septoplasty to fix the issue Credit: Instagram He was inundated with questions from fans asking if cocaine use had anything to do with the injury. Addressing the speculation head on, Timm, 33, said: "We can't rule out that it wasn't from cocaine or partying 'cause I've done lots of that in my life." "But I stopped doing that about five years ago when I started Front Runner, and I still had two good nostrils when I ended my partying career." Front Runner is a sports and streetwear brand founded by Timm that has 120,000 followers on Instagram. Advertisement READ MORE ON REALITY STARS The dad-of-one believes his nose issues more likely stem from some rough punishment in the boxing ring. He continued: "I did have a boxing camp after that (partying), which I got absolutely f***ing pumped in… my nose got broken a couple of times, so I'm gonna say boxing - but we can't completely rule out the cocaine fking conspiracy. "But yeah, those days are over... I'm done with all that. Everything I do now has a purpose." Timm had septoplasty - a procedure to rebuild and straighten the septum - and has shared his recovery on social media. Advertisement Most read in News TV He is married to Briana De La Motte and they have a nine-month-old daughter called Harper. They dated for six years before he found fame on The Bachelorette in 2019 as a group of hunks battled for the affection of Angie Kent. Bachelorette's Trista Sutter returns to Instagram to address 'split & breakdown' rumors after Ryan's cryptic posts He ended up finishing second to series winner Carlin Sterritt. The following year he struck up a romance with Brittany Hockley on Bachelor in Paradise, which is filmed in Fiji. Advertisement The romance ended soo after the show wrapped and not long after the series final ended on TV, Timm and Briana announced they had reunited and were giving things another shot. 4 Timm is married and has a daughter called Harper Credit: Instagram 4 He starred on Bachelor in Paradise in 2019
Scottish Sun
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Reality star admits ‘too much cocaine and partying' as he reveals collapsed nose wrapped up in bandages
The dad-of-one gave his theory for the nose injury PARTY BOY Reality star admits 'too much cocaine and partying' as he reveals collapsed nose wrapped up in bandages A FAMOUS reality star has opened up about his wild partying and cocaine use after revealing his collapsed nose. Aussie Timm Hanly, who is known for appearing on The Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise, sparked concern when he posted a video clip of his deviated septum. 4 Timm Hanly showed his collapsed nostril on Instagram Credit: Instagram 4 He had septoplasty to fix the issue Credit: Instagram He was inundated with questions from fans asking if cocaine use had anything to do with the injury. Addressing the speculation head on, Timm, 33, said: "We can't rule out that it wasn't from cocaine or partying 'cause I've done lots of that in my life." "But I stopped doing that about five years ago when I started Front Runner, and I still had two good nostrils when I ended my partying career." Front Runner is a sports and streetwear brand founded by Timm that has 120,000 followers on Instagram. The dad-of-one believes his nose issues more likely stem from some rough punishment in the boxing ring. He continued: "I did have a boxing camp after that (partying), which I got absolutely f***ing pumped in… my nose got broken a couple of times, so I'm gonna say boxing - but we can't completely rule out the cocaine fking conspiracy. "But yeah, those days are over... I'm done with all that. Everything I do now has a purpose." Timm had septoplasty - a procedure to rebuild and straighten the septum - and has shared his recovery on social media. He is married to Briana De La Motte and they have a nine-month-old daughter called Harper. They dated for six years before he found fame on The Bachelorette in 2019 as a group of hunks battled for the affection of Angie Kent. Bachelorette's Trista Sutter returns to Instagram to address 'split & breakdown' rumors after Ryan's cryptic posts He ended up finishing second to series winner Carlin Sterritt. The following year he struck up a romance with Brittany Hockley on Bachelor in Paradise, which is filmed in Fiji. The romance ended soo after the show wrapped and not long after the series final ended on TV, Timm and Briana announced they had reunited and were giving things another shot. 4 Timm is married and has a daughter called Harper Credit: Instagram
The Sun
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Reality star admits ‘too much cocaine and partying' as he reveals collapsed nose wrapped up in bandages
A FAMOUS reality star has opened up about his wild partying and cocaine use after revealing his collapsed nose. Aussie Timm Hanly, who is known for appearing on The Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise, sparked concern when he posted a video clip of his deviated septum. 4 4 He was inundated with questions from fans asking if cocaine use had anything to do with the injury. Addressing the speculation head on, Timm, 33, said: "We can't rule out that it wasn't from cocaine or partying 'cause I've done lots of that in my life." "But I stopped doing that about five years ago when I started Front Runner, and I still had two good nostrils when I ended my partying career." Front Runner is a sports and streetwear brand founded by Timm that has 120,000 followers on Instagram. The dad-of-one believes his nose issues more likely stem from some rough punishment in the boxing ring. He continued: "I did have a boxing camp after that (partying), which I got absolutely f***ing pumped in… my nose got broken a couple of times, so I'm gonna say boxing - but we can't completely rule out the cocaine fking conspiracy. "But yeah, those days are over... I'm done with all that. Everything I do now has a purpose." Timm had septoplasty - a procedure to rebuild and straighten the septum - and has shared his recovery on social media. He is married to Briana De La Motte and they have a nine-month-old daughter called Harper. They dated for six years before he found fame on The Bachelorette in 2019 as a group of hunks battled for the affection of Angie Kent. Bachelorette's Trista Sutter returns to Instagram to address 'split & breakdown' rumors after Ryan's cryptic posts He ended up finishing second to series winner Carlin Sterritt. The following year he struck up a romance with Brittany Hockley on Bachelor in Paradise, which is filmed in Fiji. The romance ended soo after the show wrapped and not long after the series final ended on TV, Timm and Briana announced they had reunited and were giving things another shot. 4 4
Daily Mail
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Reality star addresses rumours that his collapsed nose was a result of drugs and partying: 'Can't rule it out'
Timm Hanly has addressed speculation surrounding his collapsed septum in a honest Instagram Q&A - and admitted his partying past could be partly to blame. The former Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise star took to his Stories on Wednesday after fans bombarded him with questions about the noticeable damage to his nose, prompting the 31-year-old to deliver a refreshingly candid explanation. 'Alright, let's just clear things up before we get right into this question box,' he began. '90% of the questions are like, is this from too much cocaine? Is this from too much partying?' And in classic Timm fashion, he didn't shy away from the rumours. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. 'We can't rule out that it wasn't from cocaine or partying 'cause I've done lots of that in my life' he said. 'But I stopped doing that about five years ago when I started Front Runner, and I still had two good nostrils when I ended my partying career,' he admitted. Timm went on to reveal the more likely culprit was a brutal stint in the ring. 'I did have a boxing camp after that, which I got absolutely f***ing pumped in… my nose got broken a couple of times, so I'm gonna say boxing - but we can't completely rule out the cocaine fking conspiracy,' he added with a laugh. 'But yeah, those days are over... I'm done with all that. Everything I do now has a purpose.' The Melbourne-based larrikin has been open about his decision to overhaul his lifestyle in recent years, trading in wild nights out for business meetings and early mornings. Back in 2020, Timm told Daily Mail Australia he was ready for a 'different stage' of his life, crediting his streetwear brand for helping him find purpose after years of partying. 'I'm in a really good place at the moment,' he said at the time. 'It's like part of growing up. It's sort of exciting. It's like I've stepped into a new world.' Timm, known for his cheeky charm and trademark tattoos, launched Front Runner as a way to channel his energy into something productive and positive. 'For the first time in my life I've actually been able to finish something,' he said. 'I normally get too distracted or never find the time to complete things.' In July of that year, he also revealed he'd chosen to go sober after noticing his binge drinking was 'getting out of control'. 'I wasn't a daily drinker, more of a weekend binge drinker, but it would set me back for ages,' he explained. Now focused on health, business and personal growth, Timm has turned his life around – and while he's not denying his chaotic past, he's determined to move forward.
Yahoo
3 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Layton leaders OK development plan around FrontRunner station, hope for ‘vibrant area'
The areas around the Clearfield, Ogden and Roy FrontRunner stations in northern Utah may have more long-term development potential than in Layton due to availability of open land. In fact, the proposed Layton Station Area Plan — approved by the Layton City Council last month, but still subject to certification by the Utah Transit Authority — spells out some of the limitations. 'While minimal vacant land exists for larger-scale development, opportunities exist for smaller-scale new development that will benefit the station area and the goals of the Layton Station Area Plan,' reads the planning document. At any rate, Layton leaders — like officials in other locales with FrontRunner stations — are obliged by state law to craft a plan, and even if future development options are limited, officials see potential. 'We want this to be a vibrant area,' said Weston Applonie, who heads the Layton Community and Economic Development Department. The Layton FrontRunner station is located at 150 S. Main in the city's historic downtown area. In contrast to the Clearfield, Ogden and Roy stations, with 56, 30 and 80 acres of adjacent land proposed for redevelopment, respectively, and ambitious long-term development aspirations, much of the area around the Layton station is already occupied by 'stable development.' That, the plan says, includes residential neighborhoods and commercial and business areas. At the same time, UTA owns just four acres of property around the Layton station, which is used for parking. 'As for development, UTA is working with the city to potentially expand FrontRunner park and ride capacity,' said UTA spokesman Gavin Gustafson. UTA owns about 18 acres around the Roy FrontRunner Station and 17 acres around the Ogden FrontRunner station, which is factored in the long-term mixed-use development proposals in each locale. Broadly, station area plans are meant to serve as blueprints for long-term growth around FrontRunner stops that align with UTA hopes of promoting transit-oriented development at the locations. Central in transit-oriented development is higher-density housing, theoretically creating a pool of FrontRunner users and thereby bolstering use of the light-rail system as the population along the Wasatch Front surges and helping alleviate congestion on the state's road network. In Layton, even if there are land limitations, the station area plan — building on earlier planning documents for the area crafted by city leaders — notes medium-density and mixed-use redevelopment opportunities in some pockets. Indeed, east of the FrontRunner station across Main Street, a six-story 253-unit apartment building and two smaller commercial buildings are taking shape on land that used to be part of Cedarwood Mobile Home Park. City leaders' hopes, according to the plan, are to create a 'vibrant, urban center.' More specifically, the document — which will face scrutiny from both the Wasatch Front Regional Council, a planning body, and UTA officials — calls for 'a mixture of uses and amenities to attract both daytime and nighttime populations.' Even more specifically, development priorities in the coming five years include installation of a pedestrian bridge near the FrontRunner station connecting Kay's Creek Trail on the east side of Main Street to the west side of the rail line. The plan calls for continued support for the development of future phases of the development on the east side of Main Street, called Layton Station, and efforts to promote 'multi-story moderate- to high-density housing' in the zone. The Layton Station mixed-use project, not to be confused with the Layton Station Area Plan, eventually calls for removal of the portion of Cedarwood that remains so the land can be redeveloped, though Applonie said city leaders haven't yet received a plan proposal. The area around the FrontRunner station isn't meant to replace the bustling commercial area around Layton Hills Mall, said Applonie, but rather to be 'developed in its own vibrant way.'
