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Daily Mail
19 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Kim Kardashian weighs in on 'momager' Kris Jenner's new look after fans say she looks younger than daughters
Kim Kardashian is weighing in on her mom Kris Jenner's dramatic new look. The 69-year-old matriarch is looking noticeably younger these days, although she has not fessed up to any recent cosmetic procedures. Her 44-year-old second-born child broke her silence on the matter, using social media to comment on the buzz after some fans admitted they think Kris now looks younger than her famous daughters. Kim shared a photo of longtime hairstylist Chris Appleton at Saturday's Netflix Tudum 2025: The Live Event, wearing a white shirt that read, 'I'll have what Kris Jenner is having.' Via Instagram Stories, she added the note, '@chrisappleton1 me too babe,' signaling her seal of approval. Jenner turned heads in May after unveiling her refreshed face while in Paris for Kim's armed robbery trial. Her rep later confirmed she enlisted the skills of celebrity plastic surgeon Dr. Steven M. Levine — dubbed the 'facelift maestro' — to achieve her rejuvenated look. A source also told that the mother-of-six is revamping her closet to match her changing appearance. 'Kris is no longer a size 10 so she has no need for those clothes. She is a size 6 these days and thrilled about it. It's the same size that she was in the 1980s,' the insider spilled. 'Her closet is completely different now — the items are so much smaller — and it makes her very happy to get back to the body that she had in her younger years,' the person added. While Jenner hasn't publicly shared how she lost the weight, fans believe it could be due to using the diabetes and weight loss drug Ozempic. Kris has historically attributed her lean figure to healthy eating and an active lifestyle. Her fans have been remarking on her glowing and youthful appearance in recent sightings and social media posts. Jenner, who shares four of her children with the late Robert Kardashian and two with Caitlin Jenner, has been candid about her cosmetic procedures in the past. Jenner's strikingly youthful appearance in recent weeks has sparked speculation about whether she's had another facelift; pictured left in May 2025, and right in May 2024 In a 2018 Keeping Up With the Kardashians episode she welcomed viewers to follow along as she had an earlobe reduction procedure. She lamented on the show, 'All I want is just cute ears. Ever since Kim made a comment about my ears I've always wondered and now I am looking in the mirror obsessively like, "Are they too big?"' And the star added, 'I learned that your nose and your ears keep growing your whole life. I think that the decision to do something about my ever-changing ears is suddenly a priority.' Kris has also been open about regularly getting Botox to help maintain a taut, wrinkle-free visage.
Daily Mail
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Influencer Indy Clinton flaunts her very toned bikini body in ice bath
Indy Clinton flaunted her insane bikini body on Saturday as she stripped down to a tiny blue two-piece for a dip in an ice bath. The mummy blogger, 27, showed off her very toned abs as she slipped into the skimpy bathers. Posing in all her best angles for an Instagram video, the influencer was all smiles as she stepped into the icy cold water for a dip. Moments later, Indy could be seen stepping out of the tub, trying not to shiver as she made a seductive exit from the bath. 'I made every excuse not to get in this thing,' Indy captioned the video. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. It comes as Indy has been stepping out looking very different recently following a dramatic weight loss journey and undergoing various cosmetic procedures. She was spotted putting on a leggy display as she left Tessuto Cafe on York Street on Tuesday, wearing a black mini dress ahead of the BOUF product launch in Priceline. Flaunting her new breast augmentation, which she received last year, the mother-of-three also flashed her pearly white veneers while holding a takeaway cup. Indy rugged up against the cold with a chic black suit jacket as she stepped into a pair of open-toed red heels. At one point, the brunette beauty, who shares Navy, four, Bambi, two, and Soul, one with husband Ben Azar, could be seen slicking on some lip gloss. Indy has been undergoing a complete transformation in recent years, changing her locks from blonde to brunette and receiving several cosmetic procedures. She is a known patient of The Cosmetic Lounge where she goes to receive lip fillers and other skin treatments. The influencer showed off her new dental and veneer work in October when she attended a beauty brand launch, and confirmed her boob job just months earlier. But more recently, Indy has attracted attention for her sudden weight loss and recent rhinoplasty. Indy, who announced in February she was getting a nose job to remedy an old injury, has had to hit back at trolls who likened her to Michael Jackson in recent months. The TikTok star was criticised for covering her face, like the late pop star, and not showing the aftermath of her cosmetic surgery. 'I have a lot of swelling obviously on the outside, but also internally which is making my nostrils look uneven,' she said. 'It's going down everyday,' she said of the swelling, adding it was 'so much worse' and she's been sleeping with little splints in her nostrils to help the healing. Speaking of her time in the cast, she said it was the 'longest twelve days of her life' but she was happy with her 'super natural' results. Indy posted a video of herself wearing a bandage on her nose as she sat drinking a smoothie in her garden, receiving a comment which read: 'Ok weird - MJ vibes now.' The online personality revealed this week the hate messages about her recent nose job have become so harsh she has hired a private investigator to find her haters. She made the revelation during an Instagram Q&A when one fan asked her: 'Are you doing better? The hate you get online is so unnecessary.' Indy answered she was working hard to make some of the hurtful trolls who have bullied her responsible for their actions. 'The anonymous accounts and the faceless people hiding behind them need to be held accountable,' she began. She added she had contracted a private investigator to help her identify some of the particularly hurtful trolls.
Daily Mail
5 days ago
- Health
- Daily Mail
Katie Price's butt lift injector BANNED from all procedures...after he left women with killer sepsis
A celeb-backed liquid BBL injector has been banned from carrying out cosmetic procedures following a shocking BBC investigation and subsequent court ruling. 'Beauty consultant', Rick Sawyer, was found to be administering injections containing up to 1,000ml of dermal filler into clients' buttocks, despite not having a single healthcare qualification. The president of the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health, Mark Elliot, today slammed the shocking and dangerous practices Mr Sawyer was found to have committed. 'The regulatory framework has failed to keep pace with the increase in the prevalence of cosmetic procedures in recent years, fuelled by social media,' he said. Sawyer was exposed in a chilling documentary that saw him working out of a rented office block in London, performing dangerous procedures, that left women hospitalised with deadly sepsis. On Wednesday 28 May, a judge at the Manchester Civil Justice Centre granted an injunction against the self-proclaimed cosmetician, banning him from performing any procedures in England and Wales until 27 May 2028. The injunction will also prohibit Sawyer from possessing related surgical equipment or any antibiotics typically used in such treatments, unless prescribed for his own personal use. The court attached a power of arrest to the order, meaning Sawyer could be arrested without a warrant if he is found to be in breach of these terms. He has been given 21 days to challenge the injunction. 'We believe that the most high-risk cosmetic procedures, such as the BBL, should be designated as surgical and undertaken only by appropriately trained, regulated and experienced GMC-registered doctors,' Mr Elliot continued. The court, together with Trafford Council, heard evidence from the original BBC investigation, which featured testimonies from nearly 40 women, alongside graphic pictures submitted by one of Mr Sawyer's clients. James Parry, the lawyer who raised the case, said the injuries suffered were akin to that of a 'serious knife crime'. One woman, who suffered sepsis—a life-threatening reaction to an infection—after undergoing a procedure by Sawyer, shared her story. Ashely, 27, who attended one of Sawyer's pop-up clinics in London, said: 'He butchered me, there is no other word for it'. Ashely said that when she left the clinic, covered in blood, she was barely able to walk. Three days later she was rushed to hospital with sepsis, where she could have died without treatment. This happens when your immune system overreacts to an infection and starts to attack your body's own tissues and organs. Without treatment, this can quickly develop into septic shock, causing the organs to shut down completely. The liquid BBL procedure is notoriously risky, especially when performed by non-medics. This is because when injected into or near a blood vessel, filler can block blood flow leading to tissue death. Inadequately sterilising equipment can too, trigger dangerous infections. Reacting to Wednesday's court proceedings, Ashley said: 'I am relieved, it makes me feel that we're being taken seriously.' The environmental health watchdog is now urging the government to enforce a licensing scheme for non-surgical cosmetic procedures across England with the hope that it will prevent people without the proper certifications from preforming these dangerous procedures. Mr Elliot said: 'This scheme will help to ensure that people who undergo non-surgical cosmetic procedures receive treatment from practitioners who are properly trained and qualified, have the necessary insurance cover and operate from premises that are safe and hygienic.' Another of Mr Sawyer's clients required life-saving emergency surgery that saw medics cut dead tissue from almost the entire left buttock, the BBC probe found. Louise Moller, from Bolton, was hospitalised four days after receiving a liquid BBL at his Essex clinic in October 2023 and was told she had contracted sepsis. The now 28-year-old rang her mother, Janet, from Salford Royal's A&E department and said: 'Mum, I think I'm going to die.' The BBC documentary saw one woman known only as Joanne, travel seven hours from south Wales to Essex for the liquid BBL treatment. The mum-of-two said she had undergone other cosmetic treatments previously and had been persuaded to get a 'peachy bum' by Mr Sawyer's adverts and celebrity endorsements. However, when she arrived she claimed his clinic was in a block of flats in an industrial estate and she waited in a 'dingy little hallway' for roughly half an hour. 'I should have turned and ran but I had paid £600 deposit and travelled all this way,' she said. After parting with the additional £1,400 for the treatment, she then stood in front of him while he sat on a stool and injected her with a litre of filler. 'I felt dizzy, sick and like shaky. My legs didn't even move properly. And that was all within a minute of him starting,' she said. 'I remember looking round and he had white gloves on that were full of blood.' By the time she returned to South Wales hours later, the swelling had begun and she could hardly walk, she claimed. 'I messaged Ricky loads of times to say how bad I was feeling and how worried I was. He just told me to take my antibiotics,' she added. 'My temperature kept on going up and I felt terrible. I had to phone 999. I was dripping with sweat and screaming.' In hospital, she was diagnosed with sepsis and attached to intravenous antibiotics. Medics fortunately did not need to operate. Experts have long warned of 'non-surgical' aesthetic treatments carried out by practitioners will little experience and repeatedly called for tighter controls over the cosmetic industry. While the risks of a traditional Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) are well known — surgery to transfer fat from other areas to the buttocks — a non-surgical methods that aim to create the same result are less understood. Unlike a traditional BBL which sees fat transferred from other areas of the body, a liquid BBL involves hyaluronic acid fillers. Dermal filler — the same material used to fill lips — is injected in large quantities into the buttock. Non-surgical BBLs are not illegal in the UK. However, several local authorities including Wolverhampton, Essex and Glasgow have banned certain companies from carrying out liquid BBLs in their area. And since the BBC documentary aired Trafford, Salford and Manchester councils have banned Sawyer from practicing in their areas. Trafford Council will continue to monitor compliance with the injunction and encourages anyone with information about unlawful cosmetic procedures to contact them.
Daily Mail
27-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Lottie Tomlinson, 26, admits her cosmetic procedures became 'a never-ending cycle' after turning to beauty tweakments after losing her 'confidence' following her mums death
Lottie Tomlinson admitted her cosmetic procedures became a 'never-ending cycle' as she candidly opened up about using filler and having beauty treatments on Tuesday. The influencer, 26, has had her lip and cheek filler dissolved and previously said she noticed the cosmetic procedures had 'got out of control'. Now Lottie has revealed that she first turned to cosmetic treatments after 'losing her confidence' after her mum Johannah Deakin's death in 2016 at the age of 43. The sister of One Direction singer Louis Tomlinson said she believes her mum 'sugarcoated' her diagnosis and she never realised 'how bad' she was until near the end. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the Daily Mail's new showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. Speaking to Giovanna Fletcher on her Happy Mum Happy Baby podcast, she revealed that becoming a mother herself has changed the way she views herself and given her her confidence back. Lottie said: 'I felt like it was making me happy, you know? Losing the weight and feeling slimmer definitely made me feel better in myself. But in terms of the fillers and the beauty treatments, it was just a never-ending thing of trying to catch up with yourself. 'And, like, when you lose someone as close as your mum, it affects your confidence a lot. 'That's something I never expected, because if you think about it, your mum is the one person that cheers you on, that loves you unconditionally, that's there to give you that, you know, reassurance and support. 'So when you lose that, you kind of lose that, you know, confidence in yourself. 'So I think I was constantly chasing, trying to find that confidence, thinking I would find it in these, you know, fillers and how I looked.' Lottie is now a proud mum of two children, son Lucky, two, and four month old daughter Flossie, who she shares with fiancé Lewis Burton. She continued: 'But I think what's genuinely given me my confidence is having my kids, because you just realise that it's not important, you know. 'I still like to look nice, I still like to get my hair done', she added. Her mother Johannah died from leukaemia aged 43 after she was diagnosed in 2016 when Lottie was just 18 years old. Lottie said her mum hid how ill she was to 'protect' her seven children and when she did die it was a complete 'shock' to them all. She continued: 'Looking back, she probably sugarcoated the situation because she wanted to protect us, which I understand. But then, when it came down to it, the last few weeks, you know, that's kind of the only time we kind of started to realise that this... you know, she wasn't going to be okay. 'And so to lose, to lose her, that... it felt sudden, do you know what I mean? Because the build-up—we had so much hope, you know, that she was going to be okay. And I think you've got to hold on to hope when someone's ill. 'And she was so strong, she didn't want anyone to know she was ill. She said she was going to fight it, and it was going to be okay. And so we were just, you know, we... that was our mum, we'd take her word for that. And she'd always been right about things. 'So, yeah, to lose, to lose her like that suddenly was just... it was just such a, like, shock. And it's like the centre of everything, you know, it's gone. It's like everything else falls apart, and I feel like we've just spent, you know, the last few years since it all happened, just trying to rebuild that. 'And it's not been easy, but we've just stuck together as a family, and we've tried to, you know, look after each other. And I think we're getting there. We're rebuilding everything. And it's just sad that she's not here with us.' Johannah and Lottie's father, who she was estranged from, had split up four years before and her mother's death prompted her move home to Doncaster to look after her younger siblings with her grandparents. Johannah had seven children, Louis, 31, Lottie, 26, Félicité, twins Phoebe and Daisy, 21, and twins Ernest and Doris, 11. Lottie said: 'Because they were two [Ernest and Doris]. And, like, that's what hurts the most when I speak about it is because Lucky's two now. I don't want to get upset, but the thought of having to leave him now, like, you know, it's... I just needed to be there for them, you know? 'Because losing a mum at that age is just so, so sad and traumatising for them, you know? And I think Lucky is such a mummy's boy, and he's so attached to me. So, like, just putting myself in that situation, which you naturally do, I just couldn't imagine, like, for him, if I wasn't there now. 'But hopefully, me being there for them might have, you know, closed that gap for them a little bit. And that's just what I wanted to do.' Sadly for the family, Lottie's sister Félicité Tomlinson lost her life following an accidental overdose three years later, after taking a fatal concoction of anti-anxiety medication, cocaine and painkillers. Before the double tragedy, Lottie was working as a make-up artist alongside her friend Lou Teasdale, and by 2015 she was on tour with her brother Louis' band One Direction.
Daily Mail
27-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Molly-Mae Hague's sister Zoe suffers second botched Botox fail after criticising her famous sister's 'unhealthy' obsession with cosmetic procedures
Molly-Mae Hague 's sister Zoe Rae has suffered another severe reaction to Botox just months after her last jab left her eyelid drooping. The fitness influencer took to YouTube on Monday as she revealed the result of the botched procedure which has left her left eye partially closed once again, as she admitted it is worse than last time. Back in February Zoe, 28, warned others of the little-known, rare side effect of the procedure after she first suffered the eyelid ptosis. The rare complication occurs when the Botox treatment spreads beyond the intended injection area and effects the muscles that lifts these areas, causing the eyelid or eyebrow to sag and droop. It comes just weeks after Zoe criticised Molly's unhealthy obsession with cosmetic procedures in the star's Amazon docuseries after the Love Islander chose to get her filler removed. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new Showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. Hiding behind a pair of sunglasses, Zoe began: 'This will all make sense to you in a second when I explain what has gone on. Those of you that have been here before I am sure you can imagine what's gone on. 'And I hold my hands up. I said I wasn't going to do it again and I was really just gonna rock the forehead lines. But I didn't. I wanted to try Botox again and you won't believe my luck. Honestly I could weep.' She continued: 'Honestly guys I am so sad. I went to the same place but she was so so careful and she said she didn't put it in the areas where it was going to cause this ptosis. 'I wasn't going to address it. I literally put on on my Close Friends, like "Guys what do I do?" 'It is worse than last time so that's great. I have had to cancel some things coming up this week. I had shoots, I had other bits to do but my eye is fully closed pretty much. 'I actually could cry. It is my own fault I know it is. I know I said I wasn't going to get it again, but I just though "surely it can't happen again?" 'I did loads of research and it said you would be seriously unlucky to get it twice. I was just starting to feel a bit, not unconfident but if you have had Botox before you know it makes you feel more confident and makes your skin look a lot smoother.' Attempting to see the funny side she added: 'It's all just gone a bit t*ts up for me. I am literally the unluckiest person in the world. I can't. I am trying to remember how long it lasted last time. I think it was like three weeks.' The fitness influencer took to YouTube on Monday as she revealed the result of the botched procedure which has left her left eye partially closed once again The star revealed she struggled to drive home due to the drooping as she explained: 'I have just driven home and I had to drive holding it up because it was really obscuring my vision. 'I wasn't going to address it but I can't lie to you guys. We'll just laugh about it together, even though its not a laughing matter for me because it is actually my work and my job and its not funny at all. 'But slap on the wrist for me. Don't know what I was thinking, but I do know what I was thinking. 'I wanted Botox and I like having Botox and I really really did not think it would happen again and that it would be worse than last time.' Zoe's decision to have Botox once again comes after her sister Molly, 26, recently reflected days of facial fillers and Botox in her Amazon docuseries. In one of the episodes Molly unearthed a viral image of her flaunting an enlarged pout and defined jawline sparked an influx of trolling including being compared to an XBOX controller. From the age of 16, Molly used makeup and facial fillers to alter her appearance and now admits her obsession to 'look like everybody else' was 'unhealthy.' Molly explained: 'You think that all the makeup and the filler make you look better but actually it makes you look ten times worse. 'I was about 16/17 when I started getting filler. It was a slippery slope. People say I looked like an XBOX controller or a Quagmire, but I don't know what that is. 'It definitely felt like something that I needed to do to look like everybody else that was on Instagram which was really unhealthy. 'I look at those pictures and I feel quite sorry for myself. It just spiralled really. I tried to think it looked good, but it really didn't and then luckily, it was reversible.' Zoe revealed she and her mother Deborah had to face a real-life troll at Molly's Beauty Works launch in 2019. As they were in the toilets at the event, they overheard a celebrity guest criticise Molly's face and the amount of filler she had in her cheeks and lips. Recalling the shocking moment, Zoe said: 'At her Beauty Works event, my mum and I were in the toilets and someone else famous was in there talking about her and how bad her face looked and how much work she had done to her face. 'And then me and my mum walked out and the person was a bit taken back we had listened to the whole conversation. 'I completely agree with them that she did look silly and had far too much filler in her face. I must have said to her at some point, you need to sort this out.'
