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Metro
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Metro
Olly Murs has a surprising reaction after losing his wedding ring
To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Olly Murs made a very relatable confession during his appearance on Hits Radio Breakfast Show. The pop icon, 41, spoke to fellow X Factor star Fleur East as well as her co-hosts Will Best and James Barr on their regular morning quiz, Useless. He confessed that the thing he was most useless at right now was 'putting his wedding ring back on' and revealed he had lost it just days after celebrating his second wedding anniversary. 'I've had a real nightmare this morning, I can't find it, I think I went to the gym and left it, so I've misplaced it,' he said rather calmly. He seemed far from panicked, however, admitting that his wife, Amelia, who he married in July 2023, isn't usually bothered whether he is wearing his ring or not. 'The thing is, the missus is great – she doesn't actually bother if I don't have it on, but she just likes to remind me 'oh you haven't got it on!'' he continued. 'But at the moment, as we sit here now, I have no idea where it is and that's a bit of a worrying thing.' The Dear Darlin' hitmaker also opened up about becoming a dad of two after the couple announced they were expecting again. Olly and Amelia are also parents to 16-month-old Nova, who they welcomed last year. 'I am really calm about it all,' he said. 'Amelia is in absolute meltdown at the moment! It is a bit mental, but I'll just deal with it when it comes.' He went on to say that being a dad and a husband is 'everything' to him. His admission comes days after Olly went missing from his own radio show after partying way too hard the night before. He hit the town to celebrate the release of his latest single, Save Me, but failed to show up to present his breakfast show with Towie's Mark Wright. Mark began: 'So if you've been listening to Heart this morning, you'll know that my co-host Mr Olly Murs isn't in.' In a clip shared to the station's Instagram, he then shared footage of Olly partying in a busy bar or pub. 'No one can find him. Didn't know where he was. And someone has just sent this into the studio. Him out last night, caught on CCTV in a bar or a pub,' Mark explained. 'So he's obviously out, had a late night and not turned up to the studio. Very professional Olly Murs, I like it. Yeah, very good.' Back home, Olly took to Instagram to reflect on the night before. More Trending In an Instagram Story, he wrote: 'Last night was mad! Might've gone a bit too hard while celebrating the new single coming out with the boys… 'Also seem to have lost my wallet if anyone finds it.' He then shared Heart Radio's clip of Mark, with the caption: 'Can't believe I missed the show today. Man does my head hurt!' So if anyone finds Olly's wedding ring or wallet, hit him up. Got a story? If you've got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the entertainment team by emailing us celebtips@ calling 020 3615 2145 or by visiting our Submit Stuff page – we'd love to hear from you. MORE: British rock icon, 63, expecting baby with wife, 38, after 'secret' wedding MORE: Billy Joel savagely slates 'half-assed' Beatles album MORE: Sir Tom Jones, 85, cancels gig hours before performance after health update
Time of India
11-07-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Pengu, Dogecoin and Useless catch meme traders' attention, but a more serious project could deliver real 100x potential
Meme coins like Pudgy, Dogecoin, and Useless are lighting up trader dashboards again with short-term pumps and viral buzz. But behind the memes, a deeper conversation is emerging. Some investors are now looking beyond the hype for projects with real-world use and long-term staying power. One serious contender is starting to dominate that conversation offering something meme coins simply can't, which is actual utility and 100x potential. Pudgy Penguins teeters at a technical turning point Pudgy Penguins (PENGU) may have started as a feel-good meme coin, but traders are now watching it with mixed emotions. The token slid 7.21% in the last 24 hours to $0.01515, with trading volume also down 21%. Despite this dip, its market cap remains just shy of $1 billion, hinting that interest hasn't fully faded. On the weekly chart, PENGU still clings to its broader uptrend but barely. Some analysts say it's now at a technical crossroads, where either renewed meme momentum kicks in or short-term holders begin to rotate out. With speculation swirling around the next 100x play, some traders are starting to question if tokens like Pudgy can hold ground against more grounded, utility-first projects. Dogecoin holds strong despite long-term chart pressure Dogecoin is making noise again with a 6.6% jump, lifting it to $0.1743 and pushing daily trading volume past $1.2 billion. Whale activity and retail momentum appear to be fueling this short-term breakout, but DOGE is still stuck inside a long-running descending wedge. Despite the rally, its multi-year support at $0.13 remains the true backbone of its price structure. Meme traders may love the action, but real growth lies elsewhere. Useless coin rallies on irony, but long-term doubts surfaces Useless Coin has taken irony to the bank. Up over 77% this week and nearly 250% in the past month, it's turned 'no utility' into a rallying cry. Priced near $0.29 with a $300 million market cap, the coin continues to ride a wave of memes, momentum and mischief. Traders clearly aren't betting on fundamentals here; they're leaning into the joke. With strong volume and a chart full of higher highs, USELESS could nudge past $0.30 if the hype holds. Still, it walks a tightrope. Without any real-world use case or innovation, this is a vibes-only coin. And while the irony sells now, some investors are already scanning for the next big project with actual firepower, like Remittix. Investors choose utility as Remittix rises fast While Pudgy, Dogecoin and Useless dominate meme coin chatter, a very different kind of project is gaining momentum beneath the surface. Remittix is not here for jokes or fleeting pumps; it's tackling one of crypto's biggest real-world problems: fast, low-cost money transfers directly to bank accounts. Already over $15.9 million has poured in, with over 548 million RTX tokens sold at just $0.0811. The upcoming Q3 wallet launch will allow users to swap assets like BTC, ETH and XRP into fiat in seconds, with every transfer burning supply. As memecoins recycle hype, Remittix builds infrastructure . And that's why serious investors are paying attention. The project is moving fast, scaling globally and showing the kind of fundamentals that meme tokens can't fake. Discover the future of PayFi with Remittix by checking out their presale here: Website: *You must be at least 18 years old to access this site. The above content is non-editorial, and TIL hereby disclaims any and all warranties, expressed or implied, relating to the same. TIL does not guarantee, vouch for or necessarily endorse any of the above content, nor is it responsible for them in any manner whatsoever. The article does not constitute investment advice. Please take all steps necessary to ascertain that any information and content provided is correct, updated and verified. Stay informed with the latest business news, updates on bank holidays and public holidays . AI Masterclass for Students. Upskill Young Ones Today!– Join Now
