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Daily Mail
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos reveal the NSFW dress code they've adopted ever since their kids moved out
and Mark Consuelos ' home has become a clothing-optional space ever since their children moved out. The parents of three revealed their life has become a 'freak show' following the departure of their youngest child as they offered words of comfort to actress Amanda Peet, whose eldest is now moving out for school. While Amanda, 53, began getting emotional at the thought of her child leaving, Kelly, 54, and Mark, 54, assured her there is a NSFW light at the end of the tunnel. 'The first one is like a bit of a shock,' Kelly explained on Monday's episode of Live with Kelly and Mark. 'Each one, the second one it's like no big deal, third one for 24 to 48 hours, you're gonna be like, "Oh my gosh, what have we done? Now it's just us." And then your entire life becomes nudity in the household wherever you want them.' 'It's a freak show,' Mark said. 'Total freak show', Kelly concurred. 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. Kelly and Mark have three children together and their youngest, Joaquin Consuelos, 22, graduated from the University of Michigan this year. The couple also have son Michael Consuelos, 27, who graduated from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts in 2020, and daughter Lola Consuelos, 23, who is also a NYU graduate. Kelly and Mark previously revealed how difficult the adjustment was. 'We became empty nesters. We took our youngest son to college, we dropped him off,' Kelly said on a 2021 episode of her talk show. 'It was hard. It was really hard.' In a joint 2023 interview with People, Mark compared the feeling to 'a loss.' 'It was deep,' he said. 'It was like a loss.' 'When Joaquin left [for the University of Michigan], it was hard, the two of us and the dogs staring at each other, like "Well, now what?"' Kelly said. 'The first dinner I cooked, I'm not kidding, was for 12 people, and it was just the two of us. We sat there with this inordinate amount of food, neither one of us hungry at all,' she said. Kelly initially worried they wouldn't have enough to talk about. The couple dished on their newfound preference for nudity on Monday's episode of Live with Kelly and Mark 'We're empty nesters, oh no, what are we going to discuss?!' Kelly said of her initial thoughts. But the pain quickly faded: 'The first 48 hours we were leaning into the despair and then we really leaned into the positive side,' she added. 'We got over it!' As fans of the couple will know, the duo have never been shy about candidly discussing their sex life and the unique places they have gotten it on at. In September 2022, Kelly confessed on Watch What Happens Live that she and Mark have been intimate with each other in Andy Cohen's Fire Island rental home. 'That was a day trip!' Andy said in shock at the revelation. 'It was a rental!' Kelly insisted. 'I figured I wasn't desecrating anything that you own,' she added, leaving viewers jaw-dropped. In addition to Cohen's rental, Kelly admitted she and her beau had also had sex on boat, in a public bathroom and even on the set of All My Children. In 2020, the TV personality previously told Cohen that she had Mark had such a healthy sex life because they 'found each other at the right time in our lives.' She added that both her and Mark believe that 'experimentation is fun.'
The Guardian
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Guardian
‘The only place nudity was tolerated': stripping off on Soviet beaches
Nikolay Bakharev was born in Siberia in the late 1940s, when artistic expression was strictly regulated. As the Soviet Union began to unravel in the early 1980s, he traveled to lake beaches, such as Cheryomushki, where workers and families gathered to relax. These beaches were among the few public spaces in the USSR where any form of nudity was tolerated. The intimate, unguarded portraits Bakharev took captured parents embracing their children, couples pressed close and friends drinking in the afternoon light. Cheryomushki is available to purchase through Stanley/Barker All the photographs in this series were taken on the beach. Most were intended for family albums and do not typically involve nudity. However, this particular image stands out for its openness – visible in the gaze, in the act of undressing in a public space, and in the somewhat staged modesty This photo was taken according to the standards of the popular magazine Soviet Photo in the 1970s. We see a representative family of the Soviet era, but at the same time the faces in the photo are somehow catchy and attractive 'Almost any image of a naked body was considered pornography, which was against the law,' says Bakharev of the prevailing mood in the USSR at that time An allusion to classic paintings of mother and child, this is a romanticised image of motherhood set against the backdrop of Soviet reality. The combination of classical composition and the resulting simplicity makes the image poetic and easy to grasp A photo on the theme of 'father and son', one of the storylines for this series. Oddly enough, the emotional energy comes from the child; the image of the father is rather formal This group of young beachgoers seems more interested in the process of photographing than in the result. For them, posing for the camera becomes a form of entertainment, sometimes revealing something greater than the situation itself A shy embrace and a staged kiss still cannot hide the warmth and sincerity of this relationship. There is a curious feeling that the couple has found a private moment – even though they are surrounded by crowds of curious beachgoers This photograph was commissioned for a family album, as a memento of time spent together at the beach. Despite the formal intent, the warmth and intimacy between the couple distinguish it from typical commissioned work. The image invites us to glimpse their relationship and feel a sense of connection to their bond Nikolay Bakharev was orphaned at the age of four. He was placed in state care, where he first encountered photography after stumbling upon a plastic Smena camera Bakharev's camera served as a means of connection. 'There must be a mutual relationship,' he said. 'They need to understand that I am not watching my sitters – it's as if I'm part of the picture. A picture should not be beautiful, but interesting, then you can find beauty. Beauty is in the human relationships that are formed'
Grazia USA
13-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Grazia USA
New Rules: The Cannes Film Festival Just Banned Nudity On The Red Carpet
CANNES, FRANCE – MAY 20: Bella Hadid in Saint Laurent at the 77th annual Cannes Film Festival, 2024. (Photo by) Just hours before the iconic Cannes Film Festival red carpet is rolled out, the festival's organisers have announced controversial changes to the event's dress code. The updated festival charter reads that, 'for decency reasons, nudity is prohibited on the red carpet, as well as in any other area of the festival.' It goes on to assert that their team will hold the right to prohibit red carpet access to anyone in breach of the new outfit restrictions. This comes as a surprise in a time where variations of nude dressing have become a staple not just at Cannes but across all red carpets. Not to mention that outfits for such an event have already been decided for some time now, and guests may struggle to pivot with this last-minute announcement. A rep for the festival told the Hollywood Reporter that the written updates to the charter only reflect 'rules [that] have long been in effect' informally, and that the goal is only to 'prohibit full nudity on the carpet.' CANNES, FRANCE – JULY 11: Bella Hadid in Schiaparelli at the 74th annual Cannes Film Festival, 2021. (Photo by Mike Marsland/WireImage) CANNES, FRANCE – MAY 12: Kendall Jenner in Schiaparelli at the 71st annual Cannes Film Festival, 2018. (Photo by Pascal) However, that raises more questions—what exactly does the festival classify as full nudity, and why is this being cemented just now? In 2024, Bella Hadid walked the red carpet in a sheer body-con Saint Laurent dress with no issue. The model also wore a revealing Schiaparelli gown in 2021 with a barely-there gilded tree as a bodice. Fellow model Kendall Jenner has also donned many nude looks on the Cannes red carpet, and the two are certainly not alone in this. While the festival is perhaps hoping to avoid viral moments on the more controversial side, such as Bianca Censori's 2025 Grammy red carpet moment, it's presumed that personal discretion will likely be utilised by security and the red carpet team regarding what kind of nudity is permissible, and by whom. CANNES, FRANCE – MAY 23: Greta Gerwig in Balenciaga at the 77th annual Cannes Film Festival, 2024. (Photo by JB Lacroix/FilmMagic) CANNES, FRANCE – MAY 16: Elle Fanning in Alexander McQueen at the 76th Annual Cannes Film Festival, 2023. (Photo by) Another change to the dress code states that, 'voluminous outfits, in particular those with a large train, that hinder the proper flow of traffic of guests and complicate seating in the theatre are not permitted.' This is also a cause for confusion, as Cannes has long been the stage for a show-stopping ball gown moment. Greta Gerwig in her hot pink Balenciaga gown in 2024 or Elle Fanning in Alexander McQueen in 2023 come to mind. Though Cannes representatives have not mentioned it, last year there were several incidents concerning large dresses and traffic flow, which may be the source of this rule change. Kelly Rowland was rushed off the carpet by a security guard after the guard stepped on her Anamika Khanna gown's train last year, while Ukrainian model Sawa Pontyjska sued the festival, claiming she had been manhandled 'brutally' by security on the carpet. K-pop star Im Yoon-ah was stopped from posing on the carpet and later complained, and, perhaps the most viral moment came from Dominican actress Massiel Taveras, who was trying to display her gown's long train, and was moved off the festival's steps by a guard. The festival was critiqued for seemingly targeting women of colour with these rules in particular. This is not the only time the Cannes dress code has been a source of controversy, with the festival coming under fire several years ago for its high heel policy for women, which has only recently been relaxed. CANNES, FRANCE – MAY 14: Kristen Stewart removing her heels before the red carpet at the 71st annual Cannes Film Festival, 2018. (Photo by) It is strange to say the least, to see the festival regressing in terms of policing women's sartorial choices, especially since it has been criticised for such in the past. However, how severely these new rules will be enforced is yet to be known. topics: Cannes Film Festival, Cannes, cannes film festival 2025, Red Carpet, Red Carpet Fashion, Bella Hadid, Kendall Jenner, Elle Fanning, Greta Gerwig, KRISTEN STEWART, kelly rowland, fashion, Trending, celebrity, celebrity news, celebrity fashion, Fashion news
