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The Sun
7 days ago
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- The Sun
F1 star spotted beaming on holiday with model who once won ‘most beautiful woman in the world' competition
FORMULA ONE star Lance Stroll has been spotted holidaying with a model dubbed "the most beautiful woman in the world". The Canadian driver has been spotted soaking up the sun abroad, with the next race not until August 31 in Holland. 6 6 6 6 Stroll, 26, was pictured at an undisclosed holiday destination getting close to brunette beauty Yael Shelbia. He was seen wearing a casual white t-shirt and blue cap while looking into the eyes of Yael, 23. The Israel -born model and actress stunned in a bikini and was seemingly all smiles with Stroll. It is unclear whether the pair, who follow each other on Instagram, are dating. Back in 2021, Yael topped the prestigious TC Candler's annual "100 Most Beautiful Faces of the Year" list. Yael has since modelled for brands owned by Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner. And she also appeared alongside Lionel Messi in an advert for a mobile phone. Her career began when she was just a teenager and in an interview with The Sun in 2021, Yael said: "I started modelling when I was 16. It's a funny story actually, my friends decided I needed to open an Instagram account. BEST ONLINE CASINOS - TOP SITES IN THE UK "I was really against having an account at the beginning so they decided to open one on my behalf. "A local photographer noticed my photos on Instagram and asked if I would like to participate in a photo shoot, the rest is history." Yael, who was previously in the Israeli military, now boasts an Instagram following of 1.4 million. And she is no stranger to high-profile relationships, having previously been with Brandon Korff for three years. Korff is the grandson of billionaire Sumner Redstone, who is the former owner of Paramount Pictures and chairman of CBS. Yael then dated Israeli pop star Omer Adam until they separated earlier this year. Stroll, meanwhile, was coupled up with Italian model Sara Pagliaroli until they went their separate ways in 2024. 6 6
Straits Times
10-08-2025
- Entertainment
- Straits Times
Actor Glenn Yong attends NDP 2025 after being discharged from hospital
Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Glenn Yong was in hospital before attending the National Day Parade on Aug 9. SINGAPORE – Home-grown actor Glenn Yong headed to the National Day Parade (NDP) at the Padang after he was discharged from hospital. The 28-year-old shared on Instagram Stories on Aug 9 a photo of himself on a drip. 'So I exercised a little too hard and intense. My body got really dehydrated and my creatine kinase (CK) levels rose to around 14,000 (it's supposed to be below 250),' he wrote. 'I've been discharged and the levels are improving so just got to monitor. And not push myself so hard for the time being.' Yong is best known for playing Sergeant Chow in local director Jack Neo's Ah Girls Go Army (2022) movie, and placed 35th on film critic website TC Candler's The 100 Most Handsome Faces list released in December 2024. The actor told Chinese-language evening daily Shin Min Daily News on Aug 10 that he had pushed past his limit during high-intensity interval training and calorie-burning exercises, leading to dehydration. He revealed that he fainted and was hospitalised while filming a movie in 2024, after which he was diagnosed with bicuspid aortic valve – a heart defect present at birth where the aortic valve has only two leaflets instead of three. While it does not affect his daily life, his risk of heart failure is higher. 'I do worry sometimes,' he admitted. He said his recent condition was not serious, but his doctor advised him to drink lots of water after exercise to prevent it from recurring. Yong added that he would be more cautious with exercise in the future and avoid pushing himself to the limit. A few times during the NDP television coverage, he was captured on camera sitting in the audience. He was wearing a white shirt and appeared to be in good health. This was his fourth time attending the parade. 'The first time was at the old stadium with my mother and elder brother, the second was when I was in Primary Five and the third was in 2022,' he told Shin Min. Yong said a friend gave him tickets, so he took his mother and godmother with him this time. He added that singing the National Anthem and reciting the National Pledge brought tears to his eyes. Yong, who hopes to perform in the parade one day, said: 'I realised how much I love Singapore. I've been working abroad for the past few years, and I've seen and experienced a lot, but I still think Singapore is the best because it's my home.'
