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Daily Mail
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Radio star Fifi Box makes X-rated mistake live on air: 'Oopsie daisy'
Fifi Box made a very X-rated mistake live on her Fifi, Fev & Nick radio show on Thursday morning. The Fox Melbourne star, 48, left co-hosts Brendan Fevola and Nick Cody red-faced when she accidentally flashed them a topless photo of herself. In a shock moment, Fifi attempted to show a photo of a 'raised lump' on her stomach, but her colleagues were left stunned when she showed more than intended. 'I was in the bathroom the other morning and there was a red mark [on my torso]. It looks like I've played paintball,' Fifi first explained. 'Yesterday it was back again. This morning it was still there. I don't know what it is. I don't know how it got there. I did take a photo in the mirror this morning.' 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. Fifi went on to say the mark is on her 'tummy', and wondered if it was a hernia, cyst or simple bruise she got while playing with her daughters Beatrix and Daisy. Eager to get Fev and Nick's opinion on the matter, Fifi showed them a topless photo she took, attempting to zoom in on the mark above her bellybutton. However, the radio star suffered an embarrassing mistake when the photo zoomed back out as she turned it around, showing part of her breasts. Fev, 44, and Nick, 24, were left wide-eyed and red-faced, with the former AFL player turning his head away and chuckling at the mistake. Fifi could do nothing but laugh and cry out, 'I thought that was my arm!' when she realised her mistake. As she tried to get the conversation back on track and ask her co-stars what they thought of the 'raised, red lump', Fev said he saw 'Mount Everest at the top'. 'Oopsie Daisy,' Nick then joked. It comes just a few weeks after Fifi was left emotional while giving an update about Underdogs star Elijah. Elijah was one of 14 children selected to participate in Fifi, Fev & Nick's Underdogs: Basketball Edition initiative. The Underdogs are a group of children who have been excluded from sport due to bullying or illness. Elijah joined the team after missing out on sport due to serious kidney complications that required a transplant. Fifi was brought to tears a few weeks ago when Elijah's mum Jess phoned in to give an update on the little sport star's condition. Jess revealed after four attempts, Elijah has undergone a successful kidney transplant. 'Some exciting news - Elijah had his fourth planned transplant and it finally went ahead last Thursday,' Jess revealed late last month. 'He received his new kidney and it went better than the doctors could have ever expected.' Overjoyed at the news, Fifi asked Jess how little Elijah was doing post-op and his mum revealed he's 'kicking goals every day'. 'He's reaching the new milestones, yesterday he got out of bed and went for a walk to the ward window. He's a superstar! He's amazing, he's inspiring,' Jess revealed. Fifi broke down in tears adding that Jess, too, was an inspiration. 'Jess… so are you,' an emotional Fifi said. 'Because as a Mum… that was four attempts at a kidney replacement and the thing is you know it's going to happen. But that doesn't mean it's going to be successful. 'It has taken and he is thriving… it doesn't always work out. We couldn't be happier for you Jess and your whole family. Give Elijah a big cuddle for us.'
Yahoo
25-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Men Are Sharing The Things Women Think Are Embarrassing, But They Actually Couldn't Care Less About
Let's be honest — we all have things that make us turn red in the face. And while we may feel awkward or cringey in the moment, the experience really boils down to perspective. Reddit user dontucallhimbaby recently asked, "What's something that girls think is embarrassing, but guys don't actually care about?" Here's what men had to say: 1."Being at a party and wearing the same outfit as someone else." —u/Long_Serpent 2."Cellulite." —u/AssPlay69420 3."Being over 30." —u/Used-Gas-6525 4."When people see your house not being perfectly cleaned." —u/Specialist_Pickle675 5."Being seen without makeup." —u/ihavenoclue91 6."Passing gas. Most women are embarrassed by this, but I swear men think it's a riot." —u/Nostalgic_Nola_Spice 7."Rewearing the same outfit." —u/Didntlikedefaultname 8."Anything to do with their period and period-related products. It's completely normal, and there's no reason why society needs women to be super subtle about it or embarrassed if a tampon falls out of their purse. Guys may initially be embarrassed to go to the store and seek out feminine hygiene products for their partner, friends, or a family member, but get over it. The cashier at the pharmacy is not snickering that you bought tampons." —u/MesWantooth Related: 51 People Who Quickly Discovered Why Their Hilariously Clueless Partner Was Single Before Meeting Them 9."Wearing glasses." —u/The_Dues 10."Snorting when they laugh. It is actually so cute." —u/Kaylenz 11."The length of your eyelashes." —u/emwaic7 12."Having bad breath in the morning. We all do. Just shut up and kiss me." —u/[deleted] Related: 27 Horrifying Deaths People Can Never, Ever, Ever, Ever Forget Because They Were That Bad 13."Gray hairs. You earned those, and some of us appreciate experience." —u/novacthall 14."We don't care that you didn't shave your bush." —u/Justin_Shields 15."Being tall? Why are photos of girls always with their knees bent or bending over or whatnot? Just stand up straight for god's sake." —u/deformedfishface 16."Acne. I used to date someone who would cancel if she thought she had a pimple that was too bad. I have never once thought about someone else's acne." —u/kjexclamation 17."Small boobs." —u/WillingCaterpillar19 18."Not looking perfectly stellar in a picture. I'm not looking for a perfect expression." —u/Money_Breh 19."Eating a lot or finishing your plate. I actually like when a girl eats — it means I'm not the only one shoveling food in while you sit there looking politely hungry." —u/MarionberryGuilty957 20."Queefs." —u/WhimsicalSadist 21."Foot size. I don't know who got it into their heads that men are looking at how big women's feet are, but the only time shoe size ever came up was if I saw a shoe sale and wanted to know if they had something that fit my partner." —u/HapticSloughton 22."Scars." —u/PerspectiveThink8555 23."Sneezing naturally. Several ladies I know are holding their sneezes in, which always sounds painful. Let 'er rip." —u/Redcarborundum 24."Stretch marks or their bellies. Like chill out girl, I love them." —u/FloatDH2 25."Pooping. I know you poop, everybody poops." —u/Hefty-Hospital-6817 What else would you add to this list? Share your thoughts in the comments! Note: Some responses have been edited for length and/or clarity. Also in Internet Finds: 15 Facebook Marketplace Items You'll Wish, From The Depths Of Your Soul, You Could Unsee Also in Internet Finds: People Are Confessing Their Absolute Pettiest "Revenge Served Cold" Stories, And It's Deliciously Entertaining Also in Internet Finds: My Innocence Has Been Destroyed After Learning These Terrible, Disturbing, And Creepy Things
Daily Mail
14-05-2025
- Daily Mail
Revealed: Britons' most hilarious public transport stories - from puking 'upwards' on the tube to falling into strangers' laps
Public transport is one of humanity's greatest inventions and millions of people rely on it every single day. Unfortunately, one of the many downsides to using public transport is that the opportunity to embarrass yourself while surrounded by strangers is ever present - as an unfortunate commuter recently discovered. A Reddit user turned to the forum for comfort after she became violently sick on the Tube during an incident that left her 'utterly mortified'. The 37-year-old admitted she had drunk two glasses of prosecco on an empty stomach, but did not expect the alcohol to affect her as badly as it did. She wrote: '15 years being a model passenger, always let people off before getting on, kept my headphones in and my backpack off, gave up my seat where needed. 'I even worked as a tour guide for five years and loudly told my group (and anyone else who could hear) to always stand on the right. 'And now this. Gutted. 'I'd had two glasses of prosecco on an empty stomach, so some alcohol but not enough to do… that. 'A lovely lady tried to help me whilst chucking my guts up on the floor and I lied and said I was pregnant (god knows why), she must have been horrified because I'm sure it all smelt of alcohol.' Not wanting to suffer from embarrassment alone, she then asked other Redditors to share their own public transport horror stories - and likely felt relieved after reading some of the responses. Many people commiserated with her and shared their own queasy stories involving being sick on public transport, whether it was due to motion sickness or being drunk, pregnant or ill. The top comment on the thread revealed a nightmarish experience one person had after fainting at Euston station. 'I was on my way home from rush hour and, long story short. Got to the platform at Euston, fainted, as I was coming back to I got hit with a surge of diarrhoea and vomit all at once while surrounded by a group of people trying to help me,' the user wrote. Those responding declared they would 'fake my own death' or be 'genuinely traumatised' if such a thing were to happen to them. Another recalled a time when pregnancy sickness hit them hard while travelling on a bus. 'Was eight and a half months pregnant wearing a skirt and boots combo. Had to get off the bus to be sick and ended up weeing all down my legs every time I retched. Into my boots.' One particular horrific yet amusing story left readers 'howling with laughter' after a Redditor described how they become sick while riding the District line. They explained thy had been a 'bit drunk' and had been fighting the urge to throw up until 'one shaky moment tipped the scales against my favour and I knew it was coming'. But instead of stepping out of the train to find help from Transport for London staff or be sick on the platform, they came up with what can only be described as a terrible idea. In their drunken state, they decided the best way to try and stop themselves from throwing up was to 'stand as straight as possible with my mouth pointing upwards'. It wasn't their 'best plan', they admitted, as they inevitably threw up - all over themselves. As a 'last ditch line of defence', they also 'cupped both hands over my upwards-facing mouth'. 'The result was as you'd imagine,' they continued. 'I think I cleared my entire half of the carriage. 'The sound alone was horrific, it was like someone was pouring a bucket of porridge into an electric fan. 'It's the only time in my life that I had to wipe vomit from my eyes afterwards, and finding even an inch of clean sleeve to do so was an impossibility.' The story left readers in stitches and 'crying laughing' at the author's drunk logic. Thankfully, not all the stories involved puke. Falling over on public transport also ranked highly in people's embarrassing moments. 'A few years back I hadn't got my tube legs yet, the train came to a sudden stop and I did a full superman dive down the middle of the seat part of the carriage,' one person wrote. 'Amazingly everyone on both sides put up their hands and caught me collectively. Hideously embarrassed, all I managed to say was "Good job team!" and ran off the train.' Another recalled: 'I have a condition that makes me lose balance. Before it was so bad that I can barely use public transport, I fell trying to navigate getting past someone and gave an older gentleman an unsolicited lap dance. 'I'm still really, really, really sorry about that.' One person wrote about a time everyone in their Tube carriage could hear a suspiciously 'loud, pulsing, buzzing sound' coming from their duffel bag. They had packed a weekend bag and were on the Tube with their headphones on when they noticed people started looking at them. It was only when their music ended did they realise the reason behind the awkward looks. 'It was my toothbrush. I ostentatiously took it out of the bag to switch it off, trying to show as many of my carriagemates as possible that it was, in fact, my TOOTHBRUSH DAMMIT.' In an update to the post, the original Reddit user thanked everyone who contributed their horrifying stories. 'Some of these stories made me proper giggle, some of them I probably shouldn't have read while my stomach was quite so distressed. 'All of them made me happy to call London home.'
Times
14-05-2025
- Lifestyle
- Times
Would you date a man wearing these sandals?
A row on Mumsnet isn't unusual, but this one was particularly heated. The subject? Shoes. Men's shoes, to be specific. On Saturday, one Mumsnet user tentatively asked whether she was being 'unreasonable' to feel second-hand embarrassment at her husband's new sandals. 'I don't know why but they make me cringe. I think sandals on men look so naff and 'old man',' she wrote, above a photo of said sandals. 'Am I being unreasonable, or do they look really naff and embarrassing?!' I'm not embarrassed myself to admit that I spent a good half-hour scrolling through the hundreds of replies and howling. The response was mixed, I'd say, with various people saying she was being entirely reasonable, and that they'd consider divorce if their husband appeared
Yahoo
07-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
People Are Sharing The Tiny Embarrassing Moment That Still Haunts Them Years Or Decades Later, And Whoa
If you're anything like me, one of your hobbies is probably waking up in the middle of the night to stew over something embarrassing that you did at least five years ago. Recently on Reddit, people shared the tiny moments of cringe that they fear they'll never forget, and it made me feel so much less alone. Here are some of the top comments: 1."I was at a funeral and said 'Congrats' instead of 'Sorry for your loss.' I don't even know how that happened. My brain just panicked." Shironosov / Getty Images —Dudelude6542 2."During COVID and online lectures, a classmate sent a funny remark in the meeting chat. Many people were liking his message and laugh-reacting to it. I then sent a joke that played off of his. Nobody reacted to it. In a classroom of 60 people. For the remainder of the lecture, nobody wrote anything else in the chat." —fatfreehoneybee 3."At university, in the first term, we were told we would all get reports on our progress at the end of the year. I jokingly said, 'Do they get sent to our mummies?' but everyone took it as a serious question, and the tutor gave me a little lecture about how I was a grown-up now and needed to take responsibility for myself. Mortifying." —BobBobBobBobBobDave 4."In high school, this girl asked if I had a pen, and I just… froze. I stared at her for like 3 seconds, then handed her my lunch. Don't know why. I didn't even have a pen in the first place." Михаил Руденко / Getty Images/iStockphoto —FrostPetal2024 5."I was talking to my girlfriend in class, and then I wanted to ask the teacher something, and I called the teacher the nickname I used for my girlfriend at the time. The whole class burst out in laughter. It felt like those nightmares where everyone points and laughs at you." —PvtPill 6."A teacher at school lost a baby late in pregnancy and had time off. We (the older kids) were told what had happened. The year after, she told some of us in class that she was pregnant again and would be taking time off next term. And my teenage unfiltered response was 'Wow. Again? After what happened last time?' And even though I know I was a teenager and quite dumb, I want to go back in time and slap myself." —BobBobBobBobBobDave 7."I remember one time in fourth grade, my teacher randomly said the carefully phrased line I had never heard before, 'Mississippi is a hard word to spell. Can you spell it?' I, being a socially awkward and diligent straight-A student at the time, jumped at the chance to show off my spelling abilities, so I put my hand up and spelled 'M-I-S-S-I-S-S-I-P-P-I.'" Jacob Wackerhausen / Getty Images "The teacher laughed and said, 'Nope! Class?' and literally the entire class all said in unison, 'I-T' and all laughed uproariously while I sat in embarrassed silence, wanting nothing more at that moment than for the earth to just open up and swallow me whole to put me out of my misery." —GabuEx 8."I used to go to a pub quiz with my friends every Thursday. One of the barmaids was absolutely gorgeous and was the sister of my friend's girlfriend, who told me I was definitely her type. So my friend came to the bar with me to introduce us as I got a round. She hands me my pint, smiles, and reaches over to shake my hand. Unfortunately, I have kind of shaky hands, and a bit of beer spilled down over my right hand." "In a truly brain-dead moment, I swapped the glass to my other hand and licked the beer from my hand before reaching over to shake hers. I don't know why I did it, just a deer-in-the-headlights moment. I saw her later in the beer garden having a smoke and went over to apologise. We had a good laugh about it, but I had definitely blown my chances. Still makes me wince whenever I think about it, twenty years later." —ReverendRover Related: 50 Of The Funniest Stories People Shared About The "Stupidest Person" They've Met 9."I was walking with my dog when I noticed a big pimple on my face in the reflection of a window. Inspected it closer and glanced through the window after a couple of seconds, and saw a whole class of boys staring at me. Took me a year to go past this window again." —jdonowhatido 10."I was fired once, and I knew the person who fired me before the job. It came out of absolutely nowhere, and I was completely blindsided. I literally couldn't speak, and for whatever reason I still can't comprehend, I stood up and hugged them and just walked out. I wish I had done 100 things differently in that moment. " Anchalee Phanmaha / Getty Images —SEARCHFORWHATISGOOD 11."I am female, and when I was 12, I was answering a question in science at school. The correct answer was 'something something something organism.' I got mixed up and said 'orgasm' instead. All the boys started laughing hysterically, including the male teacher, who made a slightly inappropriate joke. I had no idea what that word meant, apart from some sort of sexual connection, but I wanted the earth to open up and swallow me right then and there. I still, decades later, remember the level of humiliation I felt." —Ok-Ship8680 12."I was talking to a friend of a friend at a party when I was 18. We were getting along well and had known each other at a distance for a while. I didn't realize he had a stutter. When he stuttered, I, for some reason, thought he was joking and pretended to stutter while grinning stupidly. He suddenly looked shocked and a bit sad. I realized my misunderstanding immediately. Today I would just explain the misunderstanding and kind of own it, but I was too awkward and a teenager, so I just sort of looked shocked too and changed the subject." —Attic1992 13."One time, I was eating at a restaurant and the waitress came over to see if everything was alright, and I looked over and a massive strand of drool slid out of my mouth and right onto my plate. She backed away with her hands up." DjelicS / Getty Images —Valaqueen Related: "Something In My Head Said, 'Don't Get Up'": 16 Older Adults Reveal The Wildest Supernatural Encounters From Their Childhood 14."In my undergrad public speaking course, I noticed one girl who was supposed to speak that day didn't, so I asked her why, and she said because her asthma was acting up. My social anxiety brain that hates public speaking blurted out, 'Oh! I should've said that too!' I do not have asthma. It dawned on me very quickly after that, from the look on her face, that I had just said a very stupid and insensitive thing." —No-Statistician-3589 15."I was in high school. A girl I was interested in asked me if I liked her. Because there were other people around, I said 'no.'" —EkorrenHJ 16."When I was a younger man (pre-cell phones), a girl I was dating, in hindsight, broke up with me by telling me she was really busy but should call her to see if we could hang out. I proceeded to call her once a week for two months, intermittently, leaving voice messages. I wasn't stalking or creepy, I genuinely believed she was just that busy. The earnestness and naivety of those messages makes me cringe at my inability to take a hint." Thinkstock Images / Getty Images —IronBornPizza 17."I remember not deciding quickly enough between 'you never cease to amaze' and 'you never disappoint', and it came out 'you never cease to disappoint.' THAT was awkward." —ddonthekeys 18."I didn't believe that any girl would be interested in me. So when I gave my crush in school chocolate for Valentine's Day and she genuinely seemed to be happy about it and asked if I wanted to meet up at some point, I just said 'maybe' and walked away. Sorry for giving you the cold shoulder, Christina." —MrsWhiterock 19."I was on an after-school softball team in elementary school. During games, we had some chants that we would yell at the other team when we were bored in the dugout while our team was at bat—typical trash talk stuff. One time, my team was on the field, but being the worst player on the team, I wasn't given a position and was left to hang out alone in the dugout. I got it in my head that I could at least help by doing one of our chants by myself." Dann Tardif / Getty Images "I picked my favorite one, and with my whole chest, started yelling a chant about the outfielders being incompetent and encouraging the batter to hit a home run, forgetting that my team was the one in the outfield and the other team was batting. I realized my mistake after one verse and just slowly trailed off. To this day, I physically cringe when I remember it." —returntoapeiron 20."I went on a group trek with my friends from high school. One of the girls there was quite like an influencer. Matched her beanies to her outfits and overpacked when we were specifically asked not to. She was a good person, though. Cue me loudly talking about her to all my friends. With the theatrical hand gestures and mean girl comments. She was sitting behind me all the time. She heard everything. In fact, she piped in while I was in the middle of my rant, saying, 'You know I can hear you, right?' Most embarrassing thing that has ever happened to me. Wish I could take it back." —seashell_2020 21."I don't know why, but I once curtsied to a pair of nuns. They stopped in at my work one day because they knew my grandfather (RIP) and wanted to speak to my mother about something. I don't know why I did it, but when I went to go find her for them, I half curtsied/bowed my head." —AirNomadKiki 22."I had been talking to a guy on a dating site for weeks, and we were finally meeting in person. I was 24 or 25 at the time, but not very experienced, as I had only dated one guy before this. The man I was meeting was 30, very handsome, and a real adult with a good job and his own place, so I was nervous beyond belief. When I got to the bar and saw him waiting for me, my nerves kicked in, and my whole body started to shake. He turned and saw me, lit up, and opened his arms as if ready to hug me." Antonio Hugo Photo / Getty Images "I completely panicked and had no idea what to do, so I walked up to him and blurted out, 'I have to poo,' and then continued walking to the back of the bar where I eventually found a bathroom. I then hid in shame for over an hour. I have no idea why I said that — I didn't even have to go. I just remember calling my bestie crying from the toilet stall, and she confirmed that I did indeed have to change my name and move to Mongolia to start a new life, because it was embarrassing beyond belief. The guy, to his credit, texted me to see if I was alright, but I ignored and blocked him and sat in that bathroom stall for an ungodly amount of time until I thought he'd left. Mark, if you're reading this, I'm so sorry." —lady_fresh 23."I was at a party and inebriated and talking in a group that included a trans woman I had just met who was really early in her transition, and I was trying to agree with something and went, 'That's what /he/ said!' really emphatically, while gesturing to her. After like half a second my brain went dammit dammit and I corrected and repeated 'That's what /she/ said!' but I still feel awful when I think of it because I know that getting misgendered is fucking shitty. She and her partner became part of our friends group at the time, and we hung out occasionally after, so I hope she knows I didn't mean it." —greypyramid7 24."I was around maybe fourth or fifth grade, and was over my friend's house one day in the summer. Her mom was asking about our family's upcoming summer vacation, so I was telling her all about how we were going to stay at my Aunt's condo near the beach. Only I was saying 'condom' instead of condo for the entire conversation. My friend told me afterwards and couldn't stop laughing." —maeby_not 25."I had to go into work for a meeting six hours after my night shift ended, so I just threw on the same clothes with clean underwear. I was walking into the meeting room, late, when last night's bright red knickers slid down the leg of my jeans onto my shoe, and I kicked them clear across the room in front of everyone." Moppet / Getty Images —FormalMango 26."I tried to jokingly ask someone if they had been to a cock fighting ring and instead asked if they had been in a cock ring." —MagicalGhostMango finally, "In 10th grade Spanish, I tried impressing a girl by reading a love poem… entirely in the wrong language. I grabbed the French page, went full‑speed 'Je t'aime' while my teacher's eyebrows launched into orbit. Class went silent, then someone coughed, 'Wrong class, Romeo.' I still wake up at 3 a.m., replaying that bilingual train wreck. The only thing that helps is imagining future‑me re‑watching the scene on a couch like it's a comedy short. If it's going to live rent‑free in my head, it might as well pay with laughs." —ChopCoupons Can you relate? Tell us about that tiny little moment of pure cringe that you still think about in the comments or via the anonymous form below: Also in Internet Finds: People Revealed The Creepiest, Cult-Like Towns In The United States And, Jesus Christ, It's Icky Also in Internet Finds: 23 People Who Tried Their Best, But Crapped The Bed So Bad Also in Internet Finds: 27 Extremely Disturbing Wikipedia Pages That Will Haunt Your Dreams Until The End Of Your Days
