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Nia Sharma Poses With Paps' Umbrella, Indulges In A Cute Banter
Nia Sharma Poses With Paps' Umbrella, Indulges In A Cute Banter

News18

time2 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • News18

Nia Sharma Poses With Paps' Umbrella, Indulges In A Cute Banter

In a video posted on Instagram, Nia was spotted outside the sets of Laughter Chefs – Unlimited Entertainment, flaunting her latest chic look. As the photographers approached her, she took the umbrella from one of them and started walking towards the set, almost forgetting to return it. When one of the paparazzi reminded her, the actress expressed her apologies and returned it. The video instantly grabbed the attention of her fans, who dropped appreciative emojis in the comment section. Nia Sharma, known for her chic fashion, wore a full-sleeved denim jacket adorned with multiple chain ornaments, which she layered with two checkered skits – one in red and black and another one in black and white. The diva even teamed her look with edgy pieces, including some punk belts and stockings. A pair of black boots, sun shields and silver jewellery, including a neckpiece and matching earrings, completed her look. Glam makeup and a messy open hairdo rounded off her overall appearance. The Ek Hazaaron Mein Meri Behna Hai actress also shared some of her cool pictures on her Instagram handle, giving a close glimpse of her look for the day. Alongside this, she wrote, 'Let the hair settle!" adding, 'Today I had all the time in the world to put together the look.. tomorrow I might just be too lazy to get out of my pink night suit." Ahead of this, she also shared a glimpse of her upcoming episode on the show alongside her co-stars. In a collaborative post on Instagram, she penned, 'Green flag ki talaash mein shaayad hum khud hi ab red flag ban gaye hai! Dekhiye #LaughterChefs – Unlimited Entertainment, Sat-Sun raat 9:30 baje sirf #Colors aur @jiohotstar par."

My coach sexually abused me at 13, I thought our special sessions were to help me but they were for her twisted desires
My coach sexually abused me at 13, I thought our special sessions were to help me but they were for her twisted desires

The Irish Sun

time5 days ago

  • The Irish Sun

My coach sexually abused me at 13, I thought our special sessions were to help me but they were for her twisted desires

WHEN Nia Durant was taking under the wing of her cheerleading coach she had never felt more special. Desperate to succeed in the squad Nia, now 27, was more than happy to help coach the younger students by 7 Nia Durant has told of the sexual abuse she experienced at the hands of her cheerleading coach Credit: SWNS 7 She was enlisted to help her coach Rosana Awan to teach the younger students, but Awan used their time alone to abuse her Credit: SWNS 7 Awan was jailed for ten years in October last year Credit: SWNS But a nightmare was just beginning – as she became easy pickings for a 'predatory' teacher who preyed on the talented young sportswoman. Nia went on to endure years of sexual abuse at the hands of her coach and feared she would get in trouble if she told anyone about the "favouritism" she was accused of receiving. According to a report from The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) out of 3,939 participants 78 people reported experiencing sexual abuse in a sports context and of those - 91% reported being sexually abused by a sports coach or volunteer. Now Nia has bravely waived her right to anonymity to "shine a light" on this abuse in sport - especially when it's "female-on-female" which she feels is less reported. Nia, 27, from Leicester, East Midlands, says: "I'd always loved sports and gymnastics - I was so excited to join the team. "I signed up to the local cheerleading group aged 13 in 2010. "A few weeks into practice my coach Awan asked me if I wanted to come early and stay late to plan lessons with her, offering me the chance to help the younger students. "I was so happy to be picked - and it all felt very innocent at first. Most read in Fabulous "She even told my parents about it. "Looking back, that was her gateway into getting to know me." Chippy Boss Convicted: Alessandro Santi Guilty of Sex Attacks on Teen Girls Awan began offering Nia lifts home after practice - which Nia attended three or four times a week. While they started out innocently with Awan pulling over to discuss practice with Nia, they soon took a sinister turn. Nia explains: "She started touching me over my clothes. "I was very naïve and didn't know about any of that stuff. "I was really confused about it to start with, but at the same time, she kept reassuring me it was all 'normal'." This continued for a couple of months until it "progressed" and Awan began to sexually abuse her under her clothes, too. The abuse continued when the cheerleading team travelled for competitions and Awan would book them a hotel room together. Nia says: "She would give the hotel a fake name for me, so no one knew I was staying with her, and then we would share a bed. 7 Awan started giving Nia lifts home where she would abuse her in the car Credit: SWNS 7 She also made Nia share a hotel room with her when they were away for competitions Credit: SWNS 7 Nia says she became increasingly isolated from friends and family Credit: SWNS "I kept quiet about it because she told me the others would be 'jealous' of me. "I was getting favouritism and it made me feel special. "She also made it out like I would be the one who would get in trouble if anyone found out." Over the next few years, Nia became increasingly isolated from friends and family. She struggled with her mental health and didn't know who to turn to about the abuse. "Because I coached for her, I didn't want to jeopardise my job, either," she says. "I made a new friend at cheerleading and coach wasn't happy about it. "I was searching for reasons why I wouldn't be allowed to have friends and I didn't understand. "I started to realise you don't hide your relationships and this is wrong." It's now taking its toll and I still feel a lot of guilt - even though I shouldn't Nia Durant In 2013, Nia's parents grew concerned and contacted police to report Awan, after finding a diary Nia had written about the abuse. However, Nia was "too scared" to tell the truth, and insisted "nothing happened", and the case wasn't pursued. According the Leicestershire Police, Awan did admit to "kissing" Nia, and was given a "conditional caution". In 2017, Nia got into De Montfort University in her hometown, Leicester, and began studying for an education degree. While learning about safeguarding, she says the pieces "fell into place" and she understood that she had been abused. In 2018, Nia told the police she wanted to reopen the original report made in 2013, and she spoke with an officer April 2019. Awan was arrested a month later, and charged in February 2020 with five counts of sexual activity with a child and one count of causing or inciting a child to engage in sexual activity. Nia says: "I felt like it wasn't taken seriously to begin with due to the female on female nature. "One officer even suggested that her actions were 'motherly' and 'being a good coach', rather than abuse. "But I can't fault the female officer who helped me. How to report a sexual assault Contact a doctor or practice nurse at your GP surgery. Contact a voluntary organisation, such as Call the 24-hour Speak to the "She saw the severity of it and it was the first time I finally felt heard and listened to." Awan pleaded not guilty to all charges. The case eventually went to Leicester Crown Court in October 2024 where she was found guilty of four counts of sexual abuse with a child and one count of causing or inciting a child to engage in sexual activity. She was found not guilty on one count of sexual activity with a child. She was sentenced at the same court to 10 years in prison in December 2024, and also made the subject of a 10-year restraining order and a 10-year Sexual Harm Prevention Order. She will be a registered sex offender for life. Nia adds: "I was really thankful for the guilty verdict. "It confirmed everything - it wasn't all in my head. "I read out an impact statement and didn't use a screen - I wanted her to see me. "I got the final say. "The sentencing was a big win and I felt validated. It's scary to put myself out there, but I hope this can help just one other person feel heard Nia Durant "But it's now taking its toll and I still feel a lot of guilt - even though I shouldn't. "I do think there's not enough support for victims because the court process is awful. "It's scary to put myself out there, but I hope this can help just one other person feel heard." When approached for a comment, a spokesperson for Leicestershire Constabulary said: "In 2013, the complainant's parents made a report of sexual abuse to the police on her behalf. "When an investigation began, the complainant told police nothing had happened between herself and Awan. "It was later established that the complainant told police nothing had happened as she had been put under pressure by Awan. "Awan did admit kissing the complainant and was issued with a conditional caution. "In August 2018, the complainant told police she wanted the report that was made in 2013 to be reopened. "The force understands the victim was frustrated by the fact the case was adjourned on several occasions due to lack of court space. Read more on the Irish Sun "However, both the officer in the case and her supervisor maintained a positive relationship with the victim in the case and have been thanked by her for their efforts in ensuring Awan was convicted of her crimes." When asked about the terms Nia claimed were used to describe Awan's actions, including "motherly" and "being a good coach", a spokesperson for Leicestershire Police said: "The force does not have any record of the officer using those terms to describe Awan's behaviour." 7 Nia hopes that her story will help other victims to feel heard Credit: SWNS

"Rey Mysterio is my dad": Nia Jax's epic response after SmackDown stunt
"Rey Mysterio is my dad": Nia Jax's epic response after SmackDown stunt

Time of India

time5 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

"Rey Mysterio is my dad": Nia Jax's epic response after SmackDown stunt

Nia Jax stunned the Universe on the latest episode of SmackDown with an unexpected move that no one saw coming. Competing in a triple threat match against and Jade Cargill, Jax hoped to secure a spot in the Women's Money in the Bank 2025 ladder match. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now While the match did not go in her favor, Nia gave fans one of the most memorable moments of the night by pulling off a high-flying move that sent social media into a frenzy. Before the match even began, things were already heated. Naomi and Jade Cargill clashed backstage, setting the tone for a wild battle. Nia Jax entered the ring focused, determined to let her power speak for itself. Known for her strength and size, she had the upper hand for most of the match, using her power moves to keep both opponents down. Nia Jax goes High-Risk in the ring During the match, looked more dominant than ever. She delivered big slams, and heavy strikes, and kept the pace in her control. But in a shocking twist, she climbed to the top rope and attempted a double Annihilator, which shocked everyone The moment sent fans into a frenzy. One fan wrote: '@LinaFanene not you in your cruiser weight era flying off top ropes and shiii' Nia Jax quickly saw the post and delivered a hilarious reply: 'Rey Mysterio is my Dad' This playful response from Nia only added to the excitement. The interaction went viral, and fans loved seeing her show a different, more humorous side while also pushing her in-ring limits. Though her high-flying risk did not lead to victory, it proved she is willing to evolve and entertain in new ways. Naomi wins the game As the match reached its final moments, Nia hit her patented Annihilator on . However, smartly avoided the move and quickly rolled Nia into a Crucifix Pin. The referee counted three, and just like that, Naomi earned her spot in the Money in the Bank ladder match. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now With the win, Naomi joins Rhea Ripley, Giulia, Roxanne Perez, and Alexa Bliss for the big event taking place on June 7 at the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles. Only one spot now remains in what's already shaping up to be one of the most stacked Women's Money in the Bank matches in history. Also Read: Even though Nia Jax did not win, she left a lasting impression. Her bold performance and viral moment proved she's not just a powerhouse she is a true entertainer. Whether or not she gets another shot at the briefcase, it is clear that Nia is still very much a force in WWE.

Australians have been left shocked after social media rant reveals revelation over cult-favourite snack
Australians have been left shocked after social media rant reveals revelation over cult-favourite snack

7NEWS

time27-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • 7NEWS

Australians have been left shocked after social media rant reveals revelation over cult-favourite snack

Australians have been left shocked after a jaw-dropping revelation over a cult-favourite snack they believed was a healthy treat. Tiktoker or Nia, sparked conversation after taking to the social media with her discovery about household favourite snack, Harvest Snaps Baked Pea Crisps. The Australian said she thought the snack was a dehydrated pea and prefaced the rant by saying 'I'm about to be called the dumbest woman alive'. Loading TikTok Post 'These yummy snacks that I've been eating for years...I ate these for so many years,' she said. 'It wasn't until last year I found out that these aren't dehydrated peas, they're just shaped as peas. 'Like come on, is (the packaging) not an indication it's a dehydrated peas. 'Does this not look like a dried pea?' The video blew up with just under 400,000 views and people were quick to flood the comments echoing her disbelief. 'HUH I thought I was eating VEGETABLES,' one person commented. 'Wait. I sent these with my kids to school smug AF thinking I had cracked some smug healthy parent code. Instead I was just sending them with chips like damn Pringles,' a shocked viewer wrote. 'OMG I feel lied to I thought it was a pea-pod,' one replied. 'I honestly just assumed the same also… I'm now shook,' another said. Although not everyone shared her sentiment. 'It hadn't even occurred to me people might think these are dried pea pods not pea pod shaped chips,' one comment said. 'Girl have you ever had fresh peas before? they look nothing like that,' another noted. While not being a dehydrated vegetable, the crisp lists the ingredients as 68 per cent green pea, vegetable oil and rice, while earning a five star health rating On another video from the user, Harvest Snaps account commented: 'We start with whole green peas (we mill it in house), then we form them into fun pod shapes and bake it for the perfect crunch! You'll find that veggies are listed as our very 1st ingredient.'

Aussies left shocked over discovery on household fav snack
Aussies left shocked over discovery on household fav snack

Perth Now

time27-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Perth Now

Aussies left shocked over discovery on household fav snack

Australians have been left shocked after a jaw-dropping revelation over a cult-favourite snack mislead some into thinking they were eating a healthy treat. Tiktoker or Nia, sparked conversation after taking to the social media with her discovery about household favourite snack, Harvest Snaps Baked Pea Crisps. The Australian said she thought the snack was a dehydrated pea and prefaced the rant by saying 'I'm about to be called the dumbest woman alive'. If you'd like to view this content, please adjust your . To find out more about how we use cookies, please see our Cookie Guide. 'These yummy snacks that I've been eating for years...I ate these for so many years,' she said. 'It wasn't until last year I found out that these aren't dehydrated peas, they're just shaped as peas. 'Like come on, is (the packaging) not an indication it's a dehydrated peas. 'Does this not look like a dried pea?' Tiktoker posted her shocking discovery online. Credit: Tiktok Harvest Snap Pea's are a popular Aussie snack. Credit: Harvest Snap Peas The video blew up with just under 400,000 views and people were quick to flood the comments echoing her disbelief. 'HUH I thought I was eating VEGETABLES,' one person commented. 'Wait. I sent these with my kids to school smug AF thinking I had cracked some smug healthy parent code. Instead I was just sending them with chips like damn Pringles,' a shocked viewer wrote. 'OMG I feel lied to I thought it was a pea-pod,' one replied. 'I honestly just assumed the same also… I'm now shook,' another said. Although not everyone shared her sentiment. 'It hadn't even occurred to me people might think these are dried pea pods not pea pod shaped chips,' one comment said. 'Girl have you ever had fresh peas before? they look nothing like that,' another noted. Harvest Snap Peas come in a range of flavours. Credit: Harvest Snap Peas While not being a dehydrated vegetable, the crisp lists the ingredients as 68 per cent green pea, vegetable oil and rice, while earning a five star health rating On another video from the user, Harvest Snaps account commented: 'We start with whole green peas (we mill it in house), then we form them into fun pod shapes and bake it for the perfect crunch! You'll find that veggies are listed as our very 1st ingredient.'

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