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Fox News
19 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Fox News
Tiffani Thiessen poses topless as she shares homemade 'naked carrot cake' recipe
Tiffani Thiessen is not afraid to bare all for the camera. The 51-year-old "Saved by the Bell" actress posted an Instagram video featuring her sitting topless in front of a carrot cake, looking into the camera and asking "how do you eat it" as she takes a bite out of the cake. "When it's hot out, you gotta get naked… #nakedcarrotcake," she wrote in the caption. "Recipe in the comments if you wanna get naked too 😜." In the video, the cake is strategically placed in front of Thiessen to cover her chest as she winks at the camera and looks into the lens before going in for another bite. Fans in the comments section could not help but gush over the actress' youthful appearance, with one writing "You are fine wine 🍷 😍." "Pretty genius marketing! 😜👌🏻Gorg!! I'll have what she's having!" one fan wrote, while another added, "10/10. Cake looks great too." "When it's hot out, you gotta get naked… #nakedcarrotcake. Recipe in the comments if you wanna get naked too 😜." "Did Tiffani just De-age again? Looks like she Turned the clock back another 10 years must be the cake 🎂," a third fan wrote. Another added, "Getting thirst trapped by my 90s tv crush was not on my 2025 bingo card but here we are." This isn't the first time Thiessen has posted a risqué photo of herself on Instagram. In January 2024, the actress celebrated her 50th birthday with a photo of herself wrapped up in a bedsheet with nothing else underneath, captioning the photo, "Over the hill. #thisis50." Ahead of her 50th birthday, Thiessen discussed how she felt about aging during an appearance on the "Good Instincts" podcast, where she explained she feels "so much more at ease now than I was even ten years ago." "And I don't know why. I don't know if it's me just not giving a s---," she added. "Or it's just me growing up and me being much more understanding of just who I am, which I think was always there because I do have great parents who have instilled really great values in me." She explained on the podcast that while people "maybe expect me to look a certain way," she can acknowledge that those expectations are "just not realistic," stating, "I can only age the way I'm going to age, right?" While meeting other people's expectations is not a concern of hers, Thiessen admitted she is committed to living a healthy lifestyle so she can live "as long as possible" for her family. Thiessen shares two children, daughter Harper and son Holt, whom she shares with husband Brady Smith. "I'm doing it for myself. I'm doing it for my kids, my husband. I want to be around as long as possible for us to be able to see my kids grow up and have kids of their own and all those things that are much more important to me now," Thiessen explained.
The Sun
a day ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Tiffani Thiessen, 51, goes totally nude as she digs into ‘naked' carrot cake and asks fans ‘how do you eat it?'
TIFFANI Thiessen has gone totally nude while seductively eating a carrot cake. The 51-year-old brunette bombshell who shot to fame as Kelly Kapowski on NBC's Saved by the Bell, has left her fans hot under the collar after her recent Instagram offering. 7 7 7 Tiffani took to her social media page to share a rather seductive video of herself as she ticked into some yummy cake. Looking ageless, Tiffani stood at her kitchen counter without a stitch of clothing on. Completely naked, Tiffani dug a spoon into a huge carrot cake while asking her followers "how do you eat it?". The entire video was sensual and seductive while remaining completely innocent. "When it's hot out, you gotta get naked… #nakedcarrotcake," she penned in the caption. She also provided her fans and followers with the ingredients list and instructions on how to whip up the yummy 'naked' carrot cake she devoured. Reacting to the video, fans went wild in the comments section. One person penned, "Still aging like fine wine omg." "Very demure, very classy," said another. A third then penned, "10/10. Cake looks great too." Saved by the Bell fans can't believe 90s star's real age as he shows off incredible body "Did Tiffani just De-age again? Looks like she Turned the clock back another 10 years must be the cake," wrote a fourth. A fifth added, "Well my childhood fantasy just came true…Thank you, goodnight." "You're just so gorgeous. my childhood icon and now mom icon," said a sixth. Meanwhile, a seventh said, "How have you always been so darned breathtakingly beautiful? Meet the cast of Beverly Hills, 90210 Beverly Hills, 90210, ran from 1990 to 2000, and only had four actors who appeared as main characters in all 10 seasons. Jennie Garth - Kelly Taylor, main character Seasons 1 to 10 Ian Ziering - Steve Sanders, main character Seasons 1 to 10 Brian Austin Green - David Silver, main character Seasons 1 to 10 Tori Spelling - Donna Martin, main character Seasons 1 to 10 Jason Priestley - Brandon Walsh, main character Seasons 1 to 9 Luke Perry - Dylan McKay, main character Seasons 1 to 6 & 8 to 9 Gabrielle Carteris - Andrea Zuckerman, main character Seasons 1 to 5 Carol Potter - Cindy Walsh, main character Seasons 1 to 5 James Eckhouse - Jim Walsh, main character Seasons 1 to 5 Shannen Doherty - Brenda Walsh, main character Seasons 1 to 4 Douglas Emerson - Scott Scanlon, main character Season 1 Tiffani-Amber Thiessen - Valerie Malone, main character Seasons 5 to 9 Mark Damon Espinoza - Jesse Vasquez, main character Season 5 Joe E Tata - Nat Bussichio, main character Seasons 6 to 10 Kathleen Robertson - Clare Arnold, main character Seasons 6 to 7 Jamie Walters - Ray Pruit, main character Season 6 Vincent Young - Noah Hunter, main character Seasons 8 to 10 Hilary Swank - Carly Reynolds, main character Season 8 Lindsay Price - Janet Sosna, main character Seasons 9 to 10 Daniel Cosgrove - Matt Durning, main character Seasons 9 to 10 Vanessa Marcil - Gina Kincaid, main character Seasons 9 to 10 "First time I saw you (90210 anyone?), I was sahhhmitten. "You are classy, smart, funny, beautiful and amazing. Thanks for always being you and being so dang beautiful." Although Tiffani was known for her role in Saved by the Bell, she also appeared in Beverly Hills, 90210. Tiffani notably joined Beverly Hills, 90210 following Shanne Doherty's infamous firing in 1994. Her character, Valerie Malone, served as a "replacement" for Shannen's character, Brenda Walsh. She admitted to Us Weekly that she was "nervous" about joining the cast, and "didn't really know what to expect." 'I was coming on to a show that was already established," she told the magazine. "Now, granted, I came from a show that I had that was very established as well," she added. "But it's like joining a friend group that has been friends for a long time and you're the new one.' 7 7
Yahoo
14-07-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
Dr. Oz Gives Weird Health Care Advice To Americans Losing Their Medicaid
Former TV doctor Mehmet Oz offered some jaw-droppingly out-of-touch advice to folks at risk of losing their Medicaid on Monday. During an interview on Fox Business, Oz, who now serves as administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, tried to put a positive spin on recent cuts that will slash the federal Medicaid program by $1 trillion and kick millions of people off their health care. Oz began by saying that programs like Medicare and Medicaid 'were a promise to the American people to take care of you if you're having problems financially or you're having an issue because you're older and need health care.' But he also told Fox host Stuart Varney that Americans should also do the most they can to stay healthy. 'We'll be there for you, the American people, when you need help with Medicare and Medicaid, but you've got to stay healthy as well,' Oz said. 'Be vital. Do the most that you can do to really live up to the potential, the God-given potential, to live a full and healthy life.' It was his next piece of advice, however, that inspired waves of social media snark. 'You know, don't eat carrot cake. Eat real food,' he said. And, yes, Oz had brought a whole carrot cake for Varney. 'I couldn't find a healthy cake, so I brought the closest thing, a carrot cake,' Oz said. Mehmet Oz on Medicaid: "We'll be there for you, the American people, when you need help, but you gotta stay healthy yourself ... don't eat carrot cake. Eat real food." — Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) July 14, 2025 Not surprisingly, Oz's suggestion that avoiding carrot cake makes you more worthy of affordable health care led to a flood of mockery. 17 million people are going to lose their health insurance because of the Trump Oz's advice is 'don't eat carrot cake.' — Elizabeth Warren (@SenWarren) July 14, 2025 First crudités, now carrot cake. Dr. Oz fails to meet the moment as Americans go hungry because @USDA canceled millions of pounds of shipments to food banks, and SNAP cuts are Trump Admin is cutting off lifelines for Americans and telling them it's their fault. — Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon (@RepMGS) July 14, 2025 So what are they saying - if you eat desserts you will be barred from receiving healthcare? 'If you don't do what we think you should than you won't get help'. — Stellar_Fox (@StellarFox16) July 14, 2025 Remember how these right wings freaked out when Michelle Obama tried to get them to eat healthier! — Sycamore's Source (@sycamoressource) July 14, 2025 When the White House openly flaunts McDonalds, they can't really talk about healthy food. — Akash Maniam (@ManiamAkash) July 14, 2025 Also Dont take any vitamin or snake oil that Dr. Oz has peddled on his show for should probably stay away from taking any serious medical advice from this man whatsoever really.I wouldn't let him take my temperature 🤒 — The Sarcastic Canuck 🇨🇦 (@Sarcastic_Canuk) July 14, 2025 In America now if you choose to eat carrot cake apparently you arent healthy enough to continue living with healthcare. — Manna (@OhMyManna) July 14, 2025 Big Carrot cake is NOT gonna like this one bit — SouthpawTodd (@Southpaw_Tra) July 14, 2025 Freedom is when you have to eat government approved foods to get healthcare — K ☭ (@IbaraEleven) July 14, 2025 Oz has been the subject of food-related social media snark on more than one occasion. During his failed 2022 U.S. Senate campaign in Pennsylvania, he was ridiculed for a video he made in a local grocery store griping about what he believed a crudité platter would cost. Dr. Oz's 'Completely Incoherent' Credit Card Flub Has Critics Saying, What?!? Senate Confirms Dr. Oz To Lead Medicare And Medicaid Agency Oz Pledges To Fight Health Care Fraud But Makes No Commitments On Medicaid Funding Cuts
Yahoo
14-07-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
Dr. Oz Gives Weird Health Care Advice To Americans Losing Their Medicaid
Former TV doctor Mehmet Oz offered some jaw-droppingly out-of-touch advice to folks at risk of losing their Medicaid on Monday. During an interview on Fox Business, Oz, who now serves as administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, tried to put a positive spin on recent cuts that will slash the federal Medicaid program by $1 trillion and kick millions of people off their health care. Oz began by saying that programs like Medicare and Medicaid 'were a promise to the American people to take care of you if you're having problems financially or you're having an issue because you're older and need health care.' But he also told Fox host Stuart Varney that Americans should also do the most they can to stay healthy. 'We'll be there for you, the American people, when you need help with Medicare and Medicaid, but you've got to stay healthy as well,' Oz said. 'Be vital. Do the most that you can do to really live up to the potential, the God-given potential, to live a full and healthy life.' It was his next piece of advice, however, that inspired waves of social media snark. 'You know, don't eat carrot cake. Eat real food,' he said. And, yes, Oz had brought a whole carrot cake for Varney. 'I couldn't find a healthy cake, so I brought the closest thing, a carrot cake,' Oz said. Not surprisingly, Oz's suggestion that avoiding carrot cake makes you more worthy of affordable health care led to a flood of mockery. Oz has been the subject of food-related social media snark on more than one occasion. During his failed 2022 U.S. Senate campaign in Pennsylvania, he was ridiculed for a video he made in a local grocery store griping about what he believed a crudité platter would cost. Dr. Oz's 'Completely Incoherent' Credit Card Flub Has Critics Saying, What?!? Senate Confirms Dr. Oz To Lead Medicare And Medicaid Agency Oz Pledges To Fight Health Care Fraud But Makes No Commitments On Medicaid Funding Cuts
The Independent
01-07-2025
- Health
- The Independent
Easy and delicious carrot cake blondies for your Macmillan Coffee Morning
It's a small thing, baking a cake – but it's also a wonderful way to bring people together and do a bit of good. Macmillan Coffee Mornings prove as much, turning cups of tea and slices of something sweet into vital support for people living with cancer. Because while almost one in two of us will get cancer in our lifetime, not everyone gets the same care – and Macmillan is working to change that. These blondies are a quieter take on carrot cake. All the familiar warmth is there – cinnamon, ginger, a whisper of nutmeg – but baked into a single tray with no layers, no icing and no stress. Just a handful of seasonal carrots, a swirl of cream cheese and a bake that feels quietly celebratory. Want to be a Macmillan Coffee Morning Host? The ingredients are unshowy – butter, sugar, flour, eggs – and the method is unfussy enough to pull together the night before. Once cooled and cut, they're easy to carry, easy to serve and easy to eat with one hand while holding a cuppa in the other. Carrot cake blondies with cream cheese swirl Equipment 20cm square baking tin Baking paper Mixing bowls Whisk or electric hand mixer Rubber spatula or spoon Fine grater (for carrot and optional orange zest) Small bowl and spoon/skewer for swirling Ingredients For the blondie base 150g unsalted butter, melted 150g light brown sugar 75g caster sugar 2 medium eggs 1 tsp vanilla extract 1 tsp ground cinnamon ½ tsp ground ginger ¼ tsp ground nutmeg ½ tsp fine sea salt 160g plain flour 100g grated carrot (about 1 medium carrot, peeled and finely grated) 50g chopped walnuts or pecans (optional) Zest of ½ an orange (optional but recommended) For the cream cheese swirl 100g full-fat cream cheese 1 egg yolk 30g icing sugar ½ tsp vanilla extract Method 1. Preheat the oven to 170C fan (190C conventional) and line a 20cm square tin with baking paper. 2. In a large bowl, whisk together the melted butter, brown sugar, and caster sugar until smooth. Add the eggs and vanilla and beat until glossy. 3. Stir in the spices, salt, and flour, mixing until just combined. Fold through the grated carrot, optional nuts, and orange zest. 4. In a separate small bowl, whisk together the cream cheese swirl ingredients until smooth. 5. Pour the blondie batter into the prepared tin and smooth the top. Dollop spoonfuls of the cream cheese mixture over the surface and swirl gently with a knife or skewer for a marbled effect. 6. Bake for 25-30 minutes until the edges are set and golden, and a skewer inserted into the centre comes out with a few moist crumbs (but not raw batter). 7. Allow to cool completely in the tin, then chill for 30 minutes before slicing into squares for clean edges.
