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The Irish Sun
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- The Irish Sun
Love Island shock as 2 Casa Amor stars strip off and mount each other in hot tub for steamy kiss despite NEVER speaking
LOVE Island shock as two Casa Amor stars have stripped off and mounted each other in the hot tub for a steamy kiss despite never speaking to each other. The reality dating show has had its raunchiest season yet this year, with multiple Islanders getting intimate. 4 The pair have a private chat in the hideaway Credit: Shutterstock Editorial 4 The pair strip down and get into the hot tub together Credit: Shutterstock Editorial Since the , viewers have seen twists and turns at every corner in the villa. On Love Island, there was a tense shouting match between This was while However, fans have been left pondering the future of Love Island But Boris previously appeared on a Slovenian reality show, where he said And some long-standing Love Island viewers took to social media as they On social media fan forum site Reddit, one user started a thread which was titled, 'No Screen Time For Non-Toxic Islanders?' The user fumed: "Am I going crazy here? This is the second episode in a row that Billykiss and Boris have had almost zero screen time for the entire episode. Most read in Love Island "Day before yesterday, they weren't even seen on screen until 47mins in and it was about a 60 second clip of them manifesting on the terrace." Love Island's Billykiss reveals secret upset with Boris However, in tonight's unaired episodes, Boris confesses to He says: "We don't have the same sparkle as it was before. "Maybe we should try to explore new connections.' Billykiss replies: 'I feel like your energy shifted and the spark was slowly dissolving, but I feel like it was because of you.' With that chapter closed, Boris quickly sets his sights on Whilst on the swing, the two got to know one another better and then head to the hot tub where things get steamy. The two then get closer, with With things heating up between the pair, could this be the start of something spicy between them? 4 The pair headed to the hide-away after Boris spoke to Billykiss Credit: Shutterstock Editorial 4 Will they be the next new couple in the Island? Credit: Shutterstock Editorial
Scottish Sun
an hour ago
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Love Island shock as 2 Casa Amor stars strip off and mount each other in hot tub for steamy kiss despite NEVER speaking
The star previously explained that he didn't believe in finding love on TV HOT STUFF Love Island shock as 2 Casa Amor stars strip off and mount each other in hot tub for steamy kiss despite NEVER speaking LOVE Island shock as two Casa Amor stars have stripped off and mounted each other in the hot tub for a steamy kiss despite never speaking to each other. The reality dating show has had its raunchiest season yet this year, with multiple Islanders getting intimate. 4 The pair have a private chat in the hideaway Credit: Shutterstock Editorial 4 The pair strip down and get into the hot tub together Credit: Shutterstock Editorial Since the infamous Casa Amor recoupling, viewers have seen twists and turns at every corner in the villa. On Love Island, there was a tense shouting match between Meg Moore and Andrada Pop who faced off over Dejon Williams. This was while Helena Ford was left fuming when Harry Cooksley pulled his ex-girlfriend, Emma Munro for a chat. However, fans have been left pondering the future of Billykiss Azeez and Boris Vidović after they chose to couple up. But Boris previously appeared on a Slovenian reality show, where he said he "doesn't believe in finding love on TV". And some long-standing Love Island viewers took to social media as they claimed he and Billykiss has gone completely missing from the ITV2 dating show. On social media fan forum site Reddit, one user started a thread which was titled, 'No Screen Time For Non-Toxic Islanders?' The user fumed: "Am I going crazy here? This is the second episode in a row that Billykiss and Boris have had almost zero screen time for the entire episode. "Day before yesterday, they weren't even seen on screen until 47mins in and it was about a 60 second clip of them manifesting on the terrace." Boris had previously told Billykiss that he wanted to take things slow and that he wasn't one for jumping in with affection. Love Island's Billykiss reveals secret upset with Boris However, in tonight's unaired episodes, Boris confesses to Billykiss how he's really feeling about their dwindling connection. He says: "We don't have the same sparkle as it was before. "Maybe we should try to explore new connections.' Billykiss replies: 'I feel like your energy shifted and the spark was slowly dissolving, but I feel like it was because of you.' With that chapter closed, Boris quickly sets his sights on Emma, who is Harry's ex girlfriend, and invites her for a secret chat in the infamous Hideaway. Whilst on the swing, the two got to know one another better and then head to the hot tub where things get steamy. The two then get closer, with Emma sitting on Boris' lap and they share their first steamy kiss. With things heating up between the pair, could this be the start of something spicy between them? 4 The pair headed to the hide-away after Boris spoke to Billykiss Credit: Shutterstock Editorial
Observer
an hour ago
- Sport
- Observer
Abrahamsen wins Tour de France stage 11
Norway's Jonas Abrahamsen won stage 11 of the Tour de France at Toulouse on Wednesday while defending champion Tadej Pogacar crashed 4 km from the line. Pogacar fell after hitting the back wheel of another rider but his rivals Jonas Vingegaard and Remco Evenepoel sportingly waited for the Slovenian to catch up after he got back on his bike. Ireland's Ben Healy retained the leader's jersey. The thrilling stage over 156 km from Toulouse and back was unexpectedly won by Abrahamsen as a long range breakaway foiled the ambitions of the sprinters. Abrahamsen contested a two-way cat-and-mouse war of nerves down the home straight with Swiss Mauro Schmid as the cunning Mathieu van der Poel crept up on them and finished third at 7sec. Healy retained the overall lead on his first day in the fabled yellow jersey, while Pogacar remains second and Evenepoel third. TOPSHOT - Uno-X Mobility team's Norwegian rider Jonas Abrahamsen celebrates on the podium after winning the 11th stage of the 112th edition of the Tour de France cycling race, 156.8 km starting and finishing in Toulouse, southwestern France, on July 16, 2025. (Photo by Loic VENANCE / AFP) Following Tuesday's rest day, Wednesday's run was billed as a likely sprint finish with 70 points at stake in the sprint points standings at Toulouse. Stage 11 did however feature five small climbs along a 156.8 km route making sure it was constantly fast and nerve-wracking. Pogacar fell after hitting the back wheel of another rider but his rivals two-time winner Vingegaard and Evenepoel sportingly waited for the Slovenian. The UAE rider Pogacar struggled to put his chain on after sliding across several metres of tarmac and had looked as if he would lose 30 to 40 seconds. Healy will lead the peloton into the Pyrenees on Thursday where the first real mountains will test his and everyone's legs on the legendary beyond category Hautacam climb. — AFP
LeMonde
an hour ago
- Sport
- LeMonde
Abrahamsen wins Tour de France stage 11 as Pogacar crashes near finish
Norway's Jonas Abrahamsen won stage 11 of the Tour de France at Toulouse on Wednesday, July 16, while defending champion Tadej Pogacar crashed 4km from the line. Pogacar fell after hitting the back wheel of another rider, but his rivals Jonas Vingegaard and Remco Evenepoel sportingly waited for the Slovenian to catch up after he got back on his bike. Ireland's Ben Healy retained the leader's jersey. The thrilling stage over 156km from Toulouse and back was unexpectedly won by Abrahamsen as a long range breakaway foiled the ambitions of the sprinters. Abrahamsen contested a two-way cat-and-mouse war of nerves down the home straight with Swiss Mauro Schmid as the cunning Mathieu van der Poel crept up on them and finished third at 7sec. Healy retained the overall lead on his first day in the fabled yellow jersey, while Pogacar remains second and Evenepoel third. Following Tuesday's rest day, Wednesday's run was billed as a likely sprint finish with 70 points at stake in the sprint points standings at Toulouse. The UAE rider Pogacar struggled to put his chain on after sliding across several meters of tarmac and had looked as if he would lose 30 to 40 seconds. Healy will lead the peloton into the Pyrenees on Thursday where the first real mountains will test his and everyone's legs on the legendary beyond category Hautacam climb.
Straits Times
an hour ago
- Sport
- Straits Times
Pogacar crashes before anti-Israel protester disrupts Tour stage finale
Find out what's new on ST website and app. Cycling - Tour de France - Stage 11 - Toulouse to Toulouse - Toulouse, France - July 16, 2025 A protester runs onto the road near the finish line as Uno-X Mobility's Jonas Abrahamsen is seen in action on his way to winning stage 11 REUTERS/Sarah Meyssonnier TOULOUSE, France - Defending champion Tadej Pogacar suffered a crash on the 11th stage of the Tour de France on Wednesday, moments before a protester disrupted the sprint finish where Norway's Jonas Abrahamsen claimed his first Tour stage victory. Slovenian Pogacar went down about five kilometres from the line after touching wheels with another rider but quickly remounted and the peloton eased off to allow the overall race favourite to rejoin. Pogacar thanked the group after crossing the finish line apparently unhurt and without losing time. "I'm quite okay, a bit beaten up, but we've been through worse days, so it's been a hectic day actually from start to finish," the UAE Team Emirates-XRG leader told reporters. "In the end, I had a little bit of a crash, and thanks to the peloton in front, they actually waited, obviously the race was more or less over back there, but still, they could have taken time. "Really big respect to everybody in front. Thanks for your support, guys." Team doctor Adrian Rotunno said Pogacar had been cleared to continue the race. Top stories Swipe. Select. Stay informed. Singapore Over 600 Telegram groups in Singapore selling, advertising vapes removed by HSA Singapore 2 weeks' jail for man caught smuggling over 1,800 vapes and pods into Singapore Singapore Jail for man who fatally hit his daughter, 2, while driving van without licence Sport 'Like being in a washing machine with 40 deg C water': Open water swimmers brave challenging conditions Singapore Primary 1 registration: 38 primary schools to conduct ballot in Phase 2A Singapore ComfortDelGro to introduce new taxi cancellation, waiting fee policy Business Cathay Cineplexes gets fresh demands to pay up $3.3m debt for Century Square, Causeway Point outlets Singapore Countering misinformation requires both laws and access to trusted news sources: Josephine Teo "After a full examination post-stage, fortunately Tadej suffered no serious injury. No concussion or fractures. He has some general bruising, and abrasions to his left forearm and hip, but is otherwise okay," Rotunno said. "We will continue to monitor him, but at this stage he is medically cleared to continue racing." Ireland's Ben Healy, who retained the overall leader's yellow jersey, explained that he had a brief chat with two-time Tour champion Jonas Vingegaard, seen as Pogacar's main rival for the title, and both agreed they should wait for the Slovenian. OTHER PROTESTS As the stage reached its dramatic conclusion, a protester wearing a T-shirt reading "Israel out of the Tour" and waving a Palestinian keffiyeh scarf ran onto the final straight, less than 25 metres from the line. He was swiftly tackled by a security officer as Abrahamsen edged out Swiss national champion Mauro Schmid in a two-man sprint for the win. "I broke my collarbone four weeks ago. I cried at the hospital because I thought I wouldn't make it to the Tour de France," Abrahamsen said. "I hoped, and every day I did everything I could to come back. To stand here in the Tour de France and have won a stage is amazing." Tour organisers declined to comment on the protest while the Israel-Premier Tech team — which has no Israeli riders in this year's race — told Reuters they would issue a statement later on Wednesday. The protest came amid rising tensions over Israel's military operations in Gaza, where more than 58,000 Palestinians have been killed since October 2023, according to Gaza health authorities. Almost 1,650 Israelis and foreign nationals have been killed as a result of the conflict, including 1,200 killed in the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack, by Israeli tallies. Sources with a direct knowledge of the matter have told Reuters that other protests are planned on the Tour route. The day began at a blistering pace, with a five-man breakaway quickly forming ahead of a second group featuring classics specialists Mathieu van der Poel and Wout van Aert. The peloton eventually backed off, allowing the front of the race to shape the outcome. On the punishing final climb — an 800-metre ascent averaging 12.4% — Abrahamsen and Schmid emerged at the front. Van der Poel launched a fierce pursuit but fell short. The focus now shifts to Thursday's stage 12, which brings the Tour's first high-mountain showdown with a summit finish on the legendary Hautacam and all eyes will be on Pogacar the day after his crash. REUTERS
