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The Sun
25-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
The most X-rated moments of celeb PDA that shouldn't have been let out of the bedroom: biting and licking to full nudity
WE'VE all heard the phrase, 'dance like nobody's watching'. But it appears that celebrities subscribe to a more X-rated philosophy: flirt like nobody's watching. 9 9 Just last weekend, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, 61, was spotted groping and spanking his fiancé's bum on his £371 million superyacht. The billionaire is set to wed American journalist Lauren Sanchez, 55, this summer, with reports speculating the uber-rich couple will say 'I do' in Venice this June. 'Jeff's 'naughty' smile in the pictures from his superyacht suggest playfulness rather than heavy-duty seduction,' comments body language expert Judi James. 'He does also seem to be in awe of his fiancée's upturned bum, and maybe in awe of her altogether. 'This is a cheeky, saucy approach to flirting, with a focus on playful romps rather than intense passion.' Jeff and Lauren aren't the first (and definitely won't be the last) famous couple to pack on the PDA, the acronym for 'public displays of affection'. Here, Fabulous takes a look at the most X-rated celeb PDAs that shouldn't have been let out of the bedroom… Katie Price & Kris Boyson 9 Former glamour model Katie Price was pictured going topless while on holiday with ex-boyfriend Kris Boyson, 36, during a Thailand trip in 2018. The 47-year-old sat in a dominant and controlling pose, leaning back with her legs open in what appeared to be a power move. 'As a PDA, it seemed to let us know that Katie is sexually in charge, controlling and maybe even a little insatiable, too,' analyses Judi. 'Poses like this tend to be all about the woman's dominance, suggesting she's the sexual 'goddess' while he struggles to keep up with her demands. It looks like the effort here is all going to have to come from the guy.' Kourtney Kardashian & Travis Barker 9 Since shacking up with Blink 182 drummer Travis Barker, 49, in 2021, the oldest Kardashian sister has earned herself the title of Queen of PDA. The A List couple regularly share X-rated videos and pictures of themselves, including Kourtney, 46, sucking on her husband's thumb in a suggestive manner. 'Can a thumb be used to mimic a penis? It looks like it can in that cheeky PDA, which looks suspiciously like sexual act mimicry as Kourtney gets her lips around her guy's tattooed thumb,' comments Judi. 'It's the way she has her hand wrapped round the stem of the thumb and her eyes cast down onto the small object of desire that adds the sizzle to this body language pose.' Cardi B & Offset 9 Given she raps about her sex life and bedroom talents, it's no surprise that Cardi B, 32, is a fan of PDA. This peaked when she shared a video on Instagram of her and ex-husband Offset, 33, stimulating sex in a hotel mirror. 'Slipping into the bathroom suggests busy lives and tight schedules where spontaneity is the name of the game,' Judi says. 'These two might look like they're trying to shock but those playful smiles add a wholesome-looking spin to an otherwise raunchy pose.' Megan Fox & Machine Gun Kelly 9 Actress Megan Fox, 39, and musician Machine Gun Kelly (MGK)'s relationship began in March 2020, and they immediately started packing on the PDA. The pair even introduced a ritual of drinking each other's blood, which they described as a way to strengthen their bond. On multiple occasions, they publicly tongue twizzled - including at the 2021 Billboard Music Awards when MGK, 35, painted his tongue black. However, Judi suggests that this move could be an 'overkill front for a much quieter and far less passionate sex life away from the cameras', adding: 'It's often the ones advertising it the most that are doing it the least.' Elizabeth Hurley & Shane Warne 9 Years before shacking up with country icon Billy Ray Cyrus, 63, model Elizabeth Hurley, 59, was in a relationship with the late cricketer Shane Warne. The pair were seen getting steamy in a VIP box at Ascot Racecourse in July 2013, with Shane even chomping on Liz's lip. 'This kind of chomping and pulling as a very public display suggests something in between a tease and a desire to register control,' Judi analyses. 'It suggests Shane has no desire to look like a celebrity show-pony as it is an act of domination during what should be a ritual of shared affection.' Addison Rae & Omer Fedi 9 There might be recent speculation that TikTok star Addison Rae, 24, and her beau Omer Fedi, 25, have broken up due to a lack of public appearances, but they're no strangers to PDA. In fact, on the red carpet at the 64th Annual GRAMMY Awards in 2022, Omer licked his girlfriend in front of the cameras. 'It's performative stuff that shows the couple still want to be on top of their game when it comes to punk appeal,' Judi comments. 'It's aimed at prompting envy and to act as a competitive status boast to other celebs by suggesting their sex is the hottest.' Orlando Bloom & Katy Perry 9 Katy Perry, 40, and Orlando Bloom, 48, first met in 2016 and got engaged in 2019, then went on to welcome their first child, Daisy Dove Bloom, in 2020. In the early days of their love story, they packed on the PDA - including the infamous images of the Pirates of the Caribbean actor naked on a paddle board. While on a romantic trip to Italy in summer 2016, Orlando went full frontal while steering Katy through the Sardinia sea. While he clearly wasn't too worried about catching the sun in certain areas, he kept his face entirely covered with a cap and shades. The actor did however decide to cover up as he approached the shore and quickly pulled his shorts up so as not to offend other beachgoers. Once dressed, he embraced Katy by the waist and the pair shared a public snog.
The Sun
24-05-2025
- General
- The Sun
I'm confused by frisky widow twice my age – the sex is great but could a relationship work?
DEAR DEIDRE: ONE of my painting and decorating customers has made it clear that she wants more than my handyman skills. I'm a single man aged 24 and this is a sticky situation. A few months ago, I was asked to go round and quote for painting a huge, five-bedroom house. I expected to meet a family, but it was just a middle-aged woman living alone. Over coffee, she told me her husband had died a few years ago. She is 47 but has a great body, which was easy to see through her skin-tight gym gear. I accepted the job and got started. She was at home every day and kindly bringing me tea and biscuits every few hours. Then her flirting began to ramp up. One day my radio was playing a Spice Girls song, and she came into the room and started doing a provocative dance. I nearly fell off my ladder. That night as I was leaving, she opened a bottle of wine and asked me to share it. Over a glass, she told me she had been lonely in the house by herself, and enjoyed my company. Dear Deidre After Dark- Understanding open relationships As she said this, she put her hand on my leg, making her intentions very clear. We ended up on my dust sheet, having fast, passionate sex. She was exciting and adventurous and taught me more than a few new moves. I was back the following week finishing the house, and she clearly wanted a replay. But I'm unsure what to do. I really like her — she's just my type, sexy and passionate, and seems genuinely kind. But there's a 23-year age gap, Could this relationship work, or is she just using me to fix her loneliness? DEIDRE SAYS: Relationships with an age gap can work out well, as long as you want the same things and share a similar outlook. There is no reason why an older woman and a younger man couldn't enjoy a fun, passionate fling. But difficulties could arise later down the line, if you decided you wanted a family. Women over 45 can have children, but it can be more difficult and has a higher risk of complications. I suggest you read my support pack Age-Gap Concerns. It will give you more information on the possible problems you might face together. The sensible thing to do would be to discuss all of this with her – over a cuppa, not a Cabernet – and find out what she's looking for. And then be honest (with yourself, and her) about whether that is going to work for you. TERRIFIED BY MY ADDICT SON'S RAGES DEAR DEIDRE: I AM frightened of my teenage son. His drug addiction makes him have wild, violent rages and an explosive temper. He has wrecked his bedroom several times, kicked over my TV and even smashed the windscreen of my car. He's 19. I don't blame him. I think it's my fault he turned out this way. His father and I met when I was just 18. I got pregnant quickly. Although I tried to make a go of things as a family, my ex was rough and had a bad temper so I eventually fled with my son. From then on, I gave my son everything I could, and stopped dating to focus on him. When he was 14, he made some bad friends at school and began taking drugs. He's been addicted ever since. When he's not using, he loses control of his temper. He shouts and swears at me. He has even threatened my old, unwell mum. It's all so loud that I'm terrified the neighbours must hear what's going on. In these rages, he screams at me that I messed up his life by leaving his father. When he's calm, he's the most kind, loving person you will ever meet. But his rages are frightening. How do I deal with the awful situation I put him in? DEIDRE SAYS: None of this is your fault. Your ex was a violent, dangerous man – you had no choice but to leave. Since then, you have given your son everything you could, even putting your romantic life on hold so you could concentrate on raising him. His drug problem is also not your fault. It is likely the drugs have contributed to his violent rages, but you can't let this situation continue. First things first. You are in danger. The next time your son threatens you or you feel scared by his anger, call the police. Also, look for ongoing support and advice to help you turn this situation around before you or your son do something that can't be fixed. I would urge you to contact Pegs ( It offers free support to any parent or carer suffering from abuse from a child, whether that is physical, emotional, psychological, financial or sexual. You might also find it helpful to contact Adfam, a charity set up to help families who are affected by drug abuse ( You can also get advice on your son's drug use from your GP. SEX-HELP CLINIC DEAR DEIDRE: I HAVE only just turned 30, I'm pretty and I keep myself in shape, so why does my husband never want to have sex with me? He's 37 and we have been together for five years. We were in a long-distance relationship to begin with, so when we saw each other every weekend, sparks flew and we would make love for hours at a time. Throughout the week we would exchange flirty messages, teasing each other with descriptions of what we would do on our next date together. A year later, I got pregnant with our son and the excuses started. He didn't feel comfortable getting passionate while I was pregnant, then the baby was in our room, then he was tired. He even made an excuse on our wedding night. Since then, we have had sex about once every two months. When I talk to him about how I feel, he promises to change. But he never does. I have convinced myself he is gay because I don't know why else he wouldn't want to sleep with me. I asked him, but he strongly denied it. He says he still fancies me and loves me very much, but I need that intimacy. I can't go through life in a sexless marriage. I'm at breaking point. DEIDRE SAYS: It's all very well for him to say he fancies you and loves you, but his words don't match his actions. Talk to him once more – tell him you're worried and want to regain the closeness you had at the beginning. Explain you feel sad that you're both missing out on a lot of fun. If you express it lovingly – being clear how much you care about him, how sexy you find him, and how much you'd love to express your feelings in bed – he will hopefully open up about any worries or issues that might be curbing his libido. He might be stressed about work, have financial worries or be battling depression. You deserve a good sex life, and he knows this, but he also needs to know you've had enough. Please read my support pack Reviving A Man's Sex Drive to give you more ideas and techniques. CAN'T GIVE UP THE BOOZE DEAR DEIDRE: ALCOHOL made me lose sight of what's important in life. Now I'm desperate to quit but I keep failing. I'm 22. I started drinking six years ago when I kept having fights with my dad. I left home at 18 and my stress reduced, but I didn't manage to cut down on the drinking. My friends are getting on with their lives – going to college and starting interesting jobs – but I am just wasting my days away getting drunk. I look and feel older than I should, and I have lost all my self-esteem. Please tell me how to become a better version of myself. Instead of pursuing their dreams and ambitions, they pursue the numbness of being drunk. It's good that you've realised this at 22. There's still lots of time to turn your life around. Talk to your GP as they might be able to refer you to nearby support. You can also find help on the NHS website, at GRANDSON FEARS DEAR DEIDRE: MY grandson needs to go to a school for autistic children because I fear he will struggle in mainstream education. He's nearly five, but still non-verbal. He can't dress himself as yet or tell when he needs the toilet. My daughter has applied for his Reception year school place. There's a space on the form where we can give our reasons why he should be sent to a school for autistic children, but we need guidance on what to write. Are there any support groups that might be able to help us with this? DEIDRE SAYS: I do understand your concerns. Luckily, there is a lot of support available. Special Needs Jungle ( has resources to help parents navigate the SEND system, including a whole section on school applications. You can also find a lot of information about school applications through And check out the education section of the Child Law Advice website (
Daily Mail
21-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
My brutal experience on Virgin Island left me so crushed there are parts I barely remember - here's why my lowest point never made it to screens
A brutal experience on Virgin Island left one participant so crushed he could barely remember it. Monday's instalment of the Channel 4 show saw the group of 12 virgins engage in a variety of tasks aimed at helping them build confidence and eventually building themselves up to being open to intimacy. However, one of the activities, which involved the stars pairing off to demonstrate flirting and touching one another, left Ben Harris, a civil servant from Kent, stranded. The group were all together in the villa as Ben sat at a table with one of the show's coaches, before everyone was asked 'Does anyone want to try it with Ben?' What resulted was a sea of awkward faces and total silent as the group refused to volunteer to flirt with Ben. 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. One of the activities, which involved the stars pairing off to demonstrate flirting and touching one another left Ben, a civil servant from Kent, stranded In the end, sexologist Celeste Hirschman kindly stepped up and was Ben's partner for the session, but the rejection he felt from the others still hit hard. Ben opened up in his Substack about the experience and admitted that although Celeste had offered her assistance, 'by this point I was so crushed by what I felt was another in a long line of rejections that I barely even remember anything of our 'date''. The situation left Ben so disheartened that he struggled for the remainder of the activity. He said: 'Once I sat back down, I felt so dejected that I couldn't even pay attention to the rest of the session, and eventually had to step out for a bit.' On reflection, Ben did acknowledge that the rest of the group's actions weren't 'personal' towards him and he noted that many of them had already been through the painstakingly awkward task. Instead, he explained how he realised the rejection he felt was linked to his experiences of bullying and dating struggles. Still, the session hit Ben particularly hard and he said: 'I undoubtedly reached my lowest point in the aftermath of that workshop.' Afterwards, he had a session with Abby Sheneman, a clinic therapist on the show, which didn't reach TV screens but he worked through the negative assumptions he had built up about himself, describing the session as a 'breakthrough'. Ben recently shared heartbreaking reasons why he thinks he's still a virgin, and revealed that the first person he told about appearing on the show was his mum - despite never discussing his anxiety-riddled sex life with her before. Aston Villa fan Ben, who has dated more than 40 women, and has even had two proper girlfriends, also revealed that - spoiler alert - he's still very much a virgin now, despite the best efforts of the show's sex coaches. Revealing his mother's reaction at the news that her son might lose his virginity in front of an audience of millions of viewers, he said: 'This came as quite of a shock to her, and she openly admitted that she never thought someone like me would sign up for such an experience.' Ben, who describes himself as 'an average-looking, relatively normal guy', adds that she was 'nonetheless supportive' and says he only shared his appearance on the show with a select few others before jetting off to the Adriatic. Describing in the lengthy post how he's avoided sex in the past because of deep anxiety and only had his 'first proper snog' two years ago, he said that while he came close to full intercourse with his most recent girlfriend back in 2023, he stalled at the last minute. He said: 'My many years of inexperience had built up to such a level that I flat-out turned down the opportunity to have sex with her on multiple occasions out of fear.' Fans who watched the sad moment on Monday's episode were left with their heads in their hands as they shared that they felt sorry for him. They wrote: '"Who wants to try with Ben"……'; 'If I were Ben I'd just go home after that. Then again if I were Ben I wouldn't be on that island in the first place,'; 'Why are they being so horrible to Ben,'; 'Ben got the 'No lighty No Likey' treatment,'; 'Oh no none of them wanted to go with ben. that was awful.' Virgin Island airs on Channel 4 at 9pm on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Daily Mail
19-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
EXCLUSIVE Virgin Island stars left squirming as sexperts flirt up a storm with each other and even kiss during intimate dating role play
A first look at Monday's episode of Virgin Island sees the stars squirming as the sexperts flirt up a storm with each other and even kiss during an intimate dating role play activity. Viewers will see Celeste Hirschman and Dr Danielle Harel get very up close and personal on tonight's (Monday 19 May) episode of the programme. In an exclusive clip obtained by MailOnline, Celeste tells the virgins: 'So we're going to talk about the skills of a great date.' Dr Danielle says: 'All the skills we need to have great relationships are just skills. You wanna learn them and practice them.' The voice over explains: 'Celeste and Danielle have a rule of three dating skills.' Celeste continues: 'The first one is giving an in the moment compliment. Like I really love how your eyes twinkle when you smile. The stars of the Channel 4 show are left cringing 'You know something that feels you're connecting with the person. 'The second one is both being able to give and recognise the look. The look means I'm ready now, I'm ready to be kissed. 'The third skill is the lean in for the kiss. We're going to do a little demo. 'Then you're going to have the opportunity to practice.' The voice over says: 'In this case, practice means role play.' The pair head over to a table and get very touchy feely with each other during their flirty conversation. Celeste tells Danielle: 'So happy we finally got here. It's been a lot of planning.' To which Danielle replies: 'I know right.' Celeste gets the conversation going and asks her: 'Do you like to travel?' Danielle tells her: 'Oh my god. I love travelling. Travelling is my passion.' Keen to show the group how to keep the conversation going, and how it can lead to a more flirtatious one, Celeste asks: 'Where's your favourite place? But Danielle couldn't think of anything and tells her: 'Wow I can't think of anything' as she giggles away. A flirty Celeste tells her: 'I could listen to that laugh all day long.' Danielle says: 'You're embarrassing me a little bit but I like it too.' She then pointed out: 'Did you see that flirting was going on all the time? Danielle said to Celeste: 'You are giving me the look.' She replied: 'I was also getting it off you, I think.' The sexperts then held hands across the table and stared into each other's eyes. Celeste kissed Danielle's hand delicately and Danielle groaned. 'You're such a good kisser,' she told her. The pair started giggling, but the virgins were watching in embarrassment as they were told them that they needed to go and practice themselves.
Yahoo
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Your Weekly Love Horoscope for The Week of May 12, 2025
Your Weekly Love Horoscope for The Week of May 12, 2025. Discover your Weekly Love Horoscope for each zodiac sign here. Something or someone is blocking your romantic progress on Monday or Tuesday, and your natural instinct is to barrel right on through. Tact, subtlety, and (yes, breathe deeply) patience make better strategies now, though. You'll find that everything's freer and easier through the latter part of the week. You may even feel more like just flirting and enjoying yourself rather than pressing forward with any particular love agenda. If you're extra emotional this weekend, you're also extra intuitive. Let that little voice clue you in. Monday and Tuesday may not seem like the sexiest days of the week, but with you around, it's absolutely the case. You're feeling happy and affectionate, and the world's reciprocating. From Wednesday through Friday, your words flow like quicksilver, and they're just as shiny and pretty. Watch out, though, and don't get ahead of yourself. You're liable to say more than you really want to—or more than you mean. By the weekend, you're more grounded, your instincts are telling you all you need to know, and you've still got that silver tongue, so why not take a romantic risk? A secret seems alluring at the week's outset, but there's a strength in truth—up front and outright—that, while not as sexy, actually moves romantic matters forward. From Wednesday through Friday, more than enough is going on to occupy your quick wits and sometimes fickle attention. The line between intellectual discussion and flirty banter is a deliciously fuzzy one now—a pleasure for both brain and heart. This weekend, your usual "whatever" attitude may desert you as you dig in your heels about what you want, and maybe that's not such a bad thing. Family and home may demand attention at the beginning of the week, but don't neglect romance. Answer that DM, return that call, or let someone special know they're still number one. You'll want to get any important communication taken care of, including setting up dates and sending flirty texts, before some confusion arrives on Wednesday or Thursday. You may also be just plain busy, but clear your schedule for some love, sweet love, beginning sometime Friday and lasting through the weekend. Listen to your inner voice and go after your heart's desire. Sure, it's hard to be humble when you really are just getting better every day, but make an effort at the beginning of the week. Try asking lots of questions, whether you've got a partner or are interviewing potential candidates, and dish out a (sincere) compliment or two. Your usually decisive self may go missing on Wednesday or Thursday, but consulting friends on a romantic matter leads to some very interesting brainstorming. By the weekend, you're poised to do the right thing, and your love karma is already increasing by leaps and bounds. Watch for more immediate benefits too. Prepare yourself to take on each month with your personalized Monthly Horoscope! Get together with a compatible soul—your partner, a potential one, or a friend—at the beginning of the week, and your conversation can take you into very interesting new territory. Your ability to express yourself now is pretty spectacular. Take advantage of it prior to Wednesday and Thursday, when the potential for being misunderstood increases. Watch your romantic communication on these days in order to avoid unnecessary drama. Friends are in the cards this weekend, and for you that undoubtedly involves fun. Set your emotions aside at the beginning of the week and take a close look at your attachments. You can—and should—renegotiate pieces of a relationship now that aren't working for you (and that should be remarkably easy). From Wednesday through Friday, you've got the gift of gab and then some. You can stun just about anyone with your brainpower, but you can also reach a new, deeper understanding with somebody special. Don't be afraid to let those feelings out. For the best romantic results this weekend, set your own agenda aside and sweetly, selflessly lend someone else a hand. Intensity's in the stars at the week's outset. Those in relationships may experience some turbulence (the kind that makes making up really fun), while singletons could find impatience getting them into some complicated spots. At least love's not boring now! Midweek's a good time to settle down and look before any romantic leaps. Luck's on your side this weekend, or maybe it just looks like luck but is actually a combination of your good instincts in love and your willingness to fearlessly go after what you want. Communicate about the little things at the beginning of the week—what specifically you like so much about someone or the details of dates or funny little stories—and watch the big things magically take care of themselves. After Wednesday, though, you could get tired of someone else's talk. Maybe their actions aren't backing it up or you'd like to hear something on a deeper level. Don't let it go if it's bothering you. The weekend is an excellent time for asking some questions, especially in relationships, and discussing differing ideals. Real progress is absolutely possible. Monday and Tuesday are ideal days to set your reservations aside and let your feelings be known. Whether you're in a relationship or looking around, getting your values or hopes or fears out in the open makes room for some forward motion. After Wednesday, a romantic situation calls for some clarification. Distill it to its essence in your mind, disregarding what others might have to say. Your intellect and heart know best. Drama could erupt on the social front this weekend, and maybe it's time to kiss the status quo goodbye. Change is good. At the week's outset, watch for a funny coincidence or something (or someone) you stumble across seemingly by chance. The Universe is sending fresh material for your heart in some peculiar forms. Welcome the new. From Wednesday through Friday, it's sending some hotter stuff, including the possibility of some serious romantic sizzle. How to find it? Throw caution to the wind and be your unique self—no looking for love in traditional places for you. This weekend, some unusual emotions may overtake you. Try activities like therapeutic housecleaning, running, or dancing to work them out. Please your creative side with some poetry, art, delicious food, or music at the beginning of the week, whether you're creating it or avidly appreciating it. Oh, and find someone to share it with—the stars say it shouldn't be hard now. Romantic matters could be changing rapidly from Wednesday through Friday, and while it may be a bit bewildering, these periods of flux are necessary for progress. Starting Friday night and through the weekend, love looks lovely for you. Singletons should be able to strike up something new, while the coupled find themselves freshly appreciated by their partner. Looking for a better romance? Find the empowerment you need with our Karma Love Report. 💞
