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The Sun
17-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
I got kicked out of a Hilton hotel breakfast as my outfit was ‘inappropriate' – but my PJs were cuter than everyone else
A WOMAN has revealed that she was kicked out of the breakfast at a Hilton hotel because her outfit was "inappropriate." But Saffron Marie, 26, who stayed in the hotel for 'some self-care,' was shocked by the incident and believed she actually looked ' cuter ' than everyone else. 3 Posting on social media, the blonde beauty, who is from a council estate but often visits posh areas to look for rich men, curled her hair, did her make-up and put on a fresh set of black pyjamas to head downstairs to get some food. However, when she got there, prior to tucking into strawberry croissants and sausages, Saffron, who is from Brentwood, Essex, was asked to leave and get changed. Stunned by the situation, the exotic dancer showed off her black set of matching pyjamas, which she wore with a pair of flip flops. Alongside a caption that read 'Only me😂', Saffron said: 'I got chucked out of the Hilton Hotel at breakfast because of my outfit choice.' She then confirmed: 'I woke up nice and early, it was about 7:30am and I took myself down to the breakfast buffet. 'When I got there I was told I was dressed inappropriately - I think that's actually ridiculous because I look cuter than everyone there at breakfast.' Saffron, who has a partner in prison and eats takeaways every night, then went back to her room and switched to a cropped grey jumper with a matching pair of shorts. Following this, she continued: 'I quickly got changed but when I tell you, my going out shorts were shorter than my pyjamas anyway. 'The second outfit was actually worse than the first one.' The TikTok clip, which was posted under the username @ saffronmariexx, has clearly left many open-mouthed, as at the time of writing, it had quickly racked up 258,900 views. Controversial Teacher Outfits: Crossing the Line or Setting Trends? Not only this, but it had also amassed 10,300 likes, 341 comments and 164 shares. But social media users were gobsmacked by Saffron's decision to wear pyjamas to a hotel breakfast. I was told I was dressed inappropriately - I think that's actually ridiculous because I look cuter than everyone there at breakfast Saffron Marie One person asked: 'Why would you wear pyjamas?' Another slammed: 'Get a grip…you knew what you were doing, you wanted to provoke and get drama for 'the likes' and rage bait.' How to look chic on a budget Fashion stylist Gemma Rose Breger, and beauty journalist Samantha Silver revealed how you can make your outfits elevated without spending hundreds of pounds. Don't ever spend on designer denim: River Island ''always has such a great selection of fashion-forward jeans that follow the current trends''. The high street retailer offers a great range of sizes to fit UK 6 - UK 18, and three leg lengths - and prices start from an affordable £25. There are no rules for jewels: ''Pick up something at a car boot sale, or charity shop, scroll on Vinted & eBay, snap up something from the clothing section in your local supermarket when doing the food shop or check out high street clothing stores.'' Don't forget the pre-loved sites: With a rising number of second-hand sites, such as Vinted and Depop, there's no excuse for not buying - or selling - pre-loved garments. Gemma, for instance, has managed to get her hands on chic Chanel sunnies for a mere £17. A third commented: 'Maybe it's a class thing but I wouldn't dream of wearing that in public.' Meanwhile, someone else rudely wrote: 'Absolute someone had to spell it out that you shouldn't be coming down for breakfast in your pyjamas.' Not only this, but another penned: 'Wearing PJ's in a public place… unacceptable behaviour. Making a video because you're in the wrong, unacceptable behaviour, get a grip.' Whilst someone else explained: 'I think it's a hygiene thing rather than a revealing element.'
Business Mayor
24-05-2025
- Lifestyle
- Business Mayor
'I can't cook so eat takeaway for every meal – people are shocked at the cost'
One woman has admitted she gets a takeaway for every meal (stock image) (Image: Getty Images) Takeaways are a tasty treat most people enjoy a few times a month. Whether you're craving a burger and fries, a curry, or some salt and pepper chicken wings, all your favorite dishes are just a few clicks away. But on most nights, you probably push yourself to cook healthy, nutritious meals because shopping at the supermarket is far more affordable. However, one woman says she orders takeaway for every single meal – every day – for one simple reason: she can't cook. Saffron Marie, 26, proudly took to TikTok to announce: 'I'm the girl who orders takeaway every single day. I'm 26, I cannot cook – I have tried to cook, yes, and it's always a disaster, so why waste my coin when I can just get takeaway?' READ MORE: Expert explains simple used car hack to 'keep vehicles alive' and 'save money' Content cannot be displayed without consent She started the day with an escalope wrap, which she said was 'yummy,' and she also got a 'Belgian waffle for dessert'. Saffron said: 'So, yes, this is breakfast, but I got up late'. She then described that she would be 'ordering more throughout the day' when she was hungry. She then met her friend for an 'early dinner' where she ate a 'cheese and beans jacket potato,' which she showed on the camera, saying she'd moved her onions to the side of the plate because she's not a fan. Then, she said: 'It is almost now 11pm, and I know I've eaten a lot today, but to be fair, the jacket potato was really healthy, so I don't think that counts. 'And, for my dinner, I've got a Domino's, and on my Domino's pizza […] I have just got – this is one of my favourite combinations – it is the BBQ on there, and I also did get a McDonald's Coke delivered separately'. In the comments, many were baffled, with one writing: 'Who likes takeaways this much? I always feel the thought of a takeaway is better than the actual takeaway'. Another fumed about the fact that she said she couldn't cook, with one man saying: 'You can easily put a potato in. They even do frozen ones put them in the microwave'. Saffron responded to them, however, penning: 'But I don't want a microwave potato?' Someone else chimed in: 'When would she eat a mid-meal when she can have a nice one?' 'Thank you,' Saffron replied. A man reckoned that cooking is all about 'confidence,' as he shared: 'Anyone can cook! I used to help my housemates who 'couldn't cook' and my partner. It's confidence'. Saffron replied: 'You are very right. I am terrified of using a knife, to be honest, so that stunts me from cooking'. A woman said: 'If you don't mind paying a bit extra, you can get pre-chopped veg onions etc'. In another video, someone fumed: 'Surely you can just buy a frozen pizza and chuck it in the oven for 10 mins? I'm not judging, but girl, this must be costing you a FORTUNE'. Saffron reckoned that it wasn't costing her a lot, just '£20 or £30 per day'. Someone responded to say: 'So £1000 a month girl please'. Another said: 'Can do a weekly shop for £40!' READ MORE: 'Best teeth whitening I've tried' slashed by 40%: 'I'm nothing short of amazed'
Daily Mirror
23-05-2025
- Lifestyle
- Daily Mirror
'I can't cook so eat takeaway for every meal - people are surprised at the cost'
A woman has left people gobsmacked at how much she spends on takeaways per month, because she doesn't cook for herself, and treats herself to yummy food every day Takeaways are a tasty treat most people enjoy a few times a month. Whether you're craving a burger and fries, a curry, or some salt and pepper chicken wings, all your favorite dishes are just a few clicks away. But on most nights, you probably push yourself to cook healthy, nutritious meals because shopping at the supermarket is far more affordable. However, one woman says she orders takeaway for every single meal - every day - for one simple reason: she can't cook. Saffron Marie, 26, proudly took to TikTok to announce: "I'm the girl who orders takeaway every single day. I'm 26, I cannot cook - I have tried to cook, yes, and it's always a disaster, so why waste my coin when I can just get takeaway?" She started the day with an escalope wrap, which she said was "yummy," and she also got a "Belgian waffle for dessert". Saffron said: "So, yes, this is breakfast, but I got up late". She then described that she would be "ordering more throughout the day" when she was hungry. She then met her friend for an "early dinner" where she ate a "cheese and beans jacket potato," which she showed on the camera, saying she'd moved her onions to the side of the plate because she's not a fan. Then, she said: "It is almost now 11pm, and I know I've eaten a lot today, but to be fair, the jacket potato was really healthy, so I don't think that counts. "And, for my dinner, I've got a Domino's, and on my Domino's pizza [...] I have just got - this is one of my favourite combinations - it is the BBQ on there, and I also did get a McDonald's Coke delivered separately". In the comments, many were baffled, with one writing: "Who likes takeaways this much? I always feel the thought of a takeaway is better than the actual takeaway". Another fumed about the fact that she said she couldn't cook, with one man saying: "You can easily put a potato in. They even do frozen ones put them in the microwave". Saffron responded to them, however, penning: "But I don't want a microwave potato?" Someone else chimed in: "When would she eat a mid-meal when she can have a nice one?" "Thank you," Saffron replied. A man reckoned that cooking is all about "confidence," as he shared: "Anyone can cook! I used to help my housemates who 'couldn't cook' and my partner. It's confidence". Saffron replied: "You are very right. I am terrified of using a knife, to be honest, so that stunts me from cooking". A woman said: "If you don't mind paying a bit extra, you can get pre-chopped veg onions etc". In another video, someone fumed: "Surely you can just buy a frozen pizza and chuck it in the oven for 10 mins? I'm not judging, but girl, this must be costing you a FORTUNE". Saffron reckoned that it wasn't costing her a lot, just "£20 or £30 per day". Someone responded to say: "So £1000 a month girl please". Another said: "Can do a weekly shop for £40!"
