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The Irish Sun
25-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Oti Mabuse stuns Loose Women viewers as she reveals she'll buy her daughter her first SEX TOY
OTI Mabuse shocked her fellow Loose Women and the show's live audience today with a sex toy revelation. The panel were discussing Harry Styles' Advertisement 4 Oti Mabuse made a surprising revelation on Friday's Loose Women Credit: Shutterstock Editorial 4 The dancer said she would buy her daughter a sex toy when she was older Credit: Shutterstock Editorial 4 The conversation came about after talking about Harry Styles' new sex toy range Credit: Pleasing Myleene Klass opened the conversation by saying when she grew up "you just did not talk about any of that business" but as a result feels like she has "gone the other way" with her own parenting style. "Nothing's off limits, because if they don't hear it from me, they're either going to get the misinformation from their friends or online and it might confuse them further," she said. Nadia Sawalha then explained how she'd read an article about a woman who'd bought her daughter a vibrator when she turned 18 and, while she thought it was good to be open with kids, added: "I do think sometimes we get too much into the business of our children." As for Oti, who rose to fame on Strictly Come Dancing, she admitted that while she might not talk about sex openly on national television, she is very open with her friends and believes people should be with their own children. Advertisement oti mabuse "Would you buy one [sex toy] for your children," Loose Women host Kaye Adams asked her. "I'm going to buy her her first toy, I will," Oti declared, sparking gasps from the audience and her fellow panellists. "And then I'll have a conversation with her about how to use, how not to use and if she doesn't want to use it she can just put it away." According to global sex health educator, Advertisement Most read in TV Exclusive Hakanson explained that while she would be "very hesitant to allow sex toys for anyone under the age of 14" and recommends "to leave it until their mid to late teens." "If you allow a sex toy, you MUST have conversations with your teen/young adult about sexual pleasure," Cath explained on her website, "It's not a 'dump and run' situation. You have to be having conversations plus ensure they know how to use it safely." Oti is a former Dancing On Ice judge and welcomed her first child with her husband, , 41, in November 2023. Advertisement The professional ballroom dancers met in Germany during a dance trial. Marius popped the question to on his birthday in 2014 and they tied the knot on August 31 the same year. 4 Oti has one daughter with daughter Marius
Scottish Sun
25-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Oti Mabuse stuns Loose Women viewers as she reveals she'll buy her daughter her first SEX TOY
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) OTI Mabuse shocked her fellow Loose Women and the show's live audience today with a sex toy revelation. The panel were discussing Harry Styles' new venture into the sex toy industry when the conversation ventured into what was the right age to talk to your children about sex. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 4 Oti Mabuse made a surprising revelation on Friday's Loose Women Credit: Shutterstock Editorial 4 The dancer said she would buy her daughter a sex toy when she was older Credit: Shutterstock Editorial 4 The conversation came about after talking about Harry Styles' new sex toy range Credit: Pleasing Myleene Klass opened the conversation by saying when she grew up "you just did not talk about any of that business" but as a result feels like she has "gone the other way" with her own parenting style. "Nothing's off limits, because if they don't hear it from me, they're either going to get the misinformation from their friends or online and it might confuse them further," she said. Nadia Sawalha then explained how she'd read an article about a woman who'd bought her daughter a vibrator when she turned 18 and, while she thought it was good to be open with kids, added: "I do think sometimes we get too much into the business of our children." As for Oti, who rose to fame on Strictly Come Dancing, she admitted that while she might not talk about sex openly on national television, she is very open with her friends and believes people should be with their own children. "Would you buy one [sex toy] for your children," Loose Women host Kaye Adams asked her. "I'm going to buy her her first toy, I will," Oti declared, sparking gasps from the audience and her fellow panellists. "And then I'll have a conversation with her about how to use, how not to use and if she doesn't want to use it she can just put it away." According to global sex health educator, Cath Hakanson, whether or not a parent should buy their teen a vibrator is a personal decision, and if someone is thinking about it they should first look into laws around sex toys and minors. Hakanson explained that while she would be "very hesitant to allow sex toys for anyone under the age of 14" and recommends "to leave it until their mid to late teens." "If you allow a sex toy, you MUST have conversations with your teen/young adult about sexual pleasure," Cath explained on her website, SexEd Resources. "It's not a 'dump and run' situation. You have to be having conversations plus ensure they know how to use it safely." Oti is a former Dancing On Ice judge and welcomed her first child with her husband, Marius Lepure, 41, in November 2023. The professional ballroom dancers met in Germany during a dance trial. Marius popped the question to Oti on his birthday in 2014 and they tied the knot on August 31 the same year.
Fashion Network
25-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Fashion Network
Pleasing enters sexual wellness category
With a name like Pleasing, it was always on the cards that Harry Styles' beauty-meet-fashion-meets lifestyle brand would move on to sexual wellness and so it has. It's a category we're more used to seeing from lingerie labels, but the brand Styles founded in 2021 has launched Pleasing Yourself, 'debuting with two foundational products', a vibrator and an FDA-approved silicone lubricant. The company said the expansion 'reflects a clear intention: to explore sexual wellness through a lens of emotional depth, cultural fluency, joy and pleasure, and genuine care. For Pleasing, this category is not about provocation, trend-chasing, or prescription — it's an invitation into a broader, more open conversation about sex as a space of connection, expression, and self-awareness for all'. Alongside the launch, it announced a collaboration with Planned Parenthood Federation of America (PPFA) on a broad effort to educate the public about sexual health and wellness via a series of videos and other initiatives. The company said it's 'not a one-off drop or stunt' but is 'the start of a commitment to build products and experiences that treat pleasure and intimacy as a vital, meaningful part of life. As with all things Pleasing, the approach will be guided by emotional relevance, design integrity, and a belief in the power of cultural storytelling - of course, with a touch of lighthearted humour'. It launches with a stills and video campaign and a three-day experiential pop-up on New York City's Elizabeth Street starting 25 July. Pleasing has made a big impact since its debut four years ago both for its own products and its collaborations. One high-profile recent collab was its fashion and beauty link-up with JW Anderson that was born out of the two founders being 'longtime collaborators and supporters of one another'. Given JW Anderson's recent pivot to become more of lifestyle retail brand it will be interesting to see whether Pleasing's new category pops up on JWA's shelves in the future.
Fashion Network
25-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Fashion Network
Pleasing enters sexual wellness category
With a name like Pleasing, it was always on the cards that Harry Styles' beauty-meet-fashion-meets lifestyle brand would move on to sexual wellness and so it has. It's a category we're more used to seeing from lingerie labels, but the brand Styles founded in 2021 has launched Pleasing Yourself, 'debuting with two foundational products', a vibrator and an FDA-approved silicone lubricant. The company said the expansion 'reflects a clear intention: to explore sexual wellness through a lens of emotional depth, cultural fluency, joy and pleasure, and genuine care. For Pleasing, this category is not about provocation, trend-chasing, or prescription — it's an invitation into a broader, more open conversation about sex as a space of connection, expression, and self-awareness for all'. Alongside the launch, it announced a collaboration with Planned Parenthood Federation of America (PPFA) on a broad effort to educate the public about sexual health and wellness via a series of videos and other initiatives. The company said it's 'not a one-off drop or stunt' but is 'the start of a commitment to build products and experiences that treat pleasure and intimacy as a vital, meaningful part of life. As with all things Pleasing, the approach will be guided by emotional relevance, design integrity, and a belief in the power of cultural storytelling - of course, with a touch of lighthearted humour'. It launches with a stills and video campaign and a three-day experiential pop-up on New York City's Elizabeth Street starting 25 July. Pleasing has made a big impact since its debut four years ago both for its own products and its collaborations. One high-profile recent collab was its fashion and beauty link-up with JW Anderson that was born out of the two founders being 'longtime collaborators and supporters of one another'. Given JW Anderson's recent pivot to become more of lifestyle retail brand it will be interesting to see whether Pleasing's new category pops up on JWA's shelves in the future.
Cosmopolitan
08-07-2025
- Health
- Cosmopolitan
Braun's Epilator Gave Me The Smoothest Legs Ever
One thing about me, I'll do whatever it takes to avoid putting a razor to my skin. I'm prone to ingrown hairs, so I refuse to spend time shaving, just for those prickly hairs to grow back the next morning. So when I discovered an at-home device that removes hair for weeks without needing to shave every few days, it basically saved my summer. And no, it's not an at-home laser hair removal device—it's an epilator. If you're new to the epilation game, lemme fill you in. Epilators look a lot like electric razors, but instead of just trimming the hairs at the surface of your skin, it pulls them out from the root. That means no stubble after a short day or two. Instead, you're looking at smooth legs for weeks. And with consistent use, your hair could stop growing back all together. Think: laser hair removal results *without* the hefty price tag and constant appointments. And right now, you can get smooth skin for even less for Amazon Prime Day. Epilators aren't exactly a new invention (my mom used one in the '90s and her legs are still hairless to this day!), but Braun's updated version is sleeker, less painful, and packed with smart attachments to make your hair removal session as simple (and painless) as possible. The Braun Epilator Silk-épil 7 comes with a high-precision epilator head that can grab even the tiniest hairs, a skin contact cap to reduce discomfort, plus bonus attachments like a trimmer and razor head for quick touch-ups (which I haven't had the need to use yet). I've done two sessions on my underarms and legs, spaced about four weeks apart, and my hair has grown back so slowly and sparsely. Like, I've been wearing shorts all summer and haven't touched a razor since early June. I mean, these are the kind of results you get with hundreds of dollars worth of laser hair removal sessions. Full disclosure: The underarm area hurts a little more than the legs since the skin is thinner, but after one session I was used to it. The feeling is similar to a quick tweezer session, and hurts a lot less than laser or waxing, in my opinion. But if at-home IPL lasers are more your speed, a bunch are also on major sale for Prime Day, too! Find all the hair removal deals you'll ever need, below. Jasmine Hyman is the Assistant Beauty Editor at Cosmopolitan, where she writes about the latest beauty trends and must-have products. Her most prized beauty possessions are a meticulous skincare routine and salon blowouts. You'll also likely find her in bed reading a good book or endlessly scrolling TikTok (spoiler: it's usually the latter) while listening to Harry Styles' entire discography on repeat. Follow her on Insta to be inundated with pictures of her meals.
