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Daily Mail
13 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
My Kitchen Rules star Manu Feildel reveals his huge secret arm tattoo as he adds to his impressive body ink collection
Manu Feildel has finally revealed his much-anticipated arm tattoo after teasing the design for months. The My Kitchen Rules star took to Instagram to share a clip of the new ink - a a large octopus on his forearm. In the video, originally posted by tattoo artist Mertim Gokalp, the celebrity chef put on a brave face as he sat through the painful process. 'Thanks mate it's always a pleasure to see you,' Mertim captured the post, while also tagging Thirteen Feet Tattoo parlour in Sydney. Over the last few months, Manu has been sharing several sneak peeks of the tattoo, but has kept it mostly under wraps to leave fans guessing. 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. Manu has many tattoos covering his body. In 2022, he raised temperatures at Channel Seven's annual Perth Telethon when he ripped off his shirt to flaunt his extensive collection. The French chef hilariously painted some abs on his stomach, using bronzer to create the illusion of a six-pack. Home and Away star Lynne McGranger couldn't get enough of the strip show, and was seen smiling and laughing as she touched Manu's tummy. The culinary star played up to the role of a male stripper, showing off his dance moves and flexing his muscles. The two stars were answering calls alongside other celebrities and notable figures to help raise money for 50 beneficiaries, including the Perth Children's Hospital. Manu has been co- hosting and judging My Kitchen Rules Australia since its inception in 2010. However, the heat in the kitchen can get too much for the celebrity chef, who has been openly candid about his personal experience with stress and anxiety. In an Instagram post, the French-Australian restaurateur said he goes swimming in an ocean pool almost every morning as the sun rises. 'I do not share too much of my private life on my social media the last couple of years but today I felt like sharing my experience,' he began. 'I believe that most of us suffer from some type of stress, anxiety or even some mental breakdowns at time and trust me, I am not any different. I believe I found my medicine. 'Since the beginning of the year I've been swimming in the ocean pool nearly every mornings and it's changed my life in many ways. 'It's nothing spiritual but just simply revitalising. It clears my mind from any negativity and kick start my day in a great mood. It's giving me more energy and more focus.' 'Anyway I just thought if I can help someone finding a solution to their battles, try that,' he suggested.
The Sun
a day ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
‘That's the saddest thing I've ever seen' people cry as bloke proudly shows off Britney tattoo with VERY awkward error
A BLOKE has left people in stitches after proudly showing off his Britney Spears tattoo with a very awkward error. The legendary pop artist Britney Spears, 43, has gained worldwide fame thanks to dozens of hits, such as Toxic, Circus, Baby One More Time, as well as some of her iconic phrases. 3 3 One such phrase that's become a favourite for millions of her fans is ''It's Britney, b**ch'', which kicks off her 2007 track, Gimme More. And it seems that one man, only known as TikToker @ tytanofficial, was so inspired by the tune he decided to dedicate a special inking to the pop princess. However, the bloke went for a more creative approach - one that was recently shared on social media by fellow TikTok user @ essexxink. Instead of having ''It's Britney, b***h''' tattooed on his leg, the ink lover took the opportunity and went for ''It's Brit(knee), b***c'' . The design starts at the top of his knee with ''It's Brit'', with the knee serving as ''ney'' part - while the rest of it is sitting under the kneecap. ''Look at his tattoo - It's Brit... b***h,'' the woman could be heard saying in the video. The ink lover then proceeded to explain the logic behind the work, as he was all chuffed with himself and gave the camera a cheeky smile. 'That's the saddest thing I've ever seen' But while the man was clearly happy with the tattoo, the clip soon went viral for all the wrong reasons. Eagle-eyed social media users soon spotted that something was slightly off with the black inking - as they thought he had tattooed it way above his knee. ''Who's gonna tell him where the knee lives?'' one person commented under the video which has racked up over 900k views in just one day. I got an elephant tattoo - but it looks like a penis ''but that can't be his knee it's too high up,'' another was left in hysterics. ''it's not even on his knee,'' someone else couldn't stop laughing. ''that's the saddest thing I've ever seen,'' wrote another viewer. Which tattoos hurt the most? Depending on what part of your body you choose to ink, tattoos can range significantly in terms of pain levels. Some of the most painful areas are those where the skin tends to be thinner or closer to the bone. Each area has specific factors which contribute to the level of pain. Ribcage: Thin skin, little muscle, and many nerve endings. Feet and ankles: Many bones, tendons, and nerve endings close to the surface. Hands and fingers: Many bones, tendons, and nerve endings, resulting in increased pain during tattooing. Knuckles can be especially painful. Spine: Proximity of the spinal cord and nerve endings makes it sensitive. Tattooing directly over the vertebrae can be especially painful. Knees and elbows: Thin skin and little padding between the skin and the underlying bones. Armpits and groin: High concentration of nerve endings and lymph nodes. Neck and throat: Thin and sensitive skin, with many nerve endings and blood vessels close to the surface. Source: Tatt2Away But despite the huge amount of mean comments, there were also plenty of those who were fans of the inking - and some were even keen to get a similar design. ''OMG I AM JEALOUS WHY DIDN'T I THINK OF THAT,'' wrote a social media user. ''You need Whit knee Houston on the other leg!'' someone else suggested. ''i need this,'' chimed in another.
The Sun
a day ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Brooklyn Beckham in new savage swipe in family feud as he snubs mum Victoria
BROOKLYN Beckham has seemingly made a new savage swipe amid a rumoured family feud as he snubbed mum Victoria. The 26-year-old and his actress wife Nicola Peltz, 30, recently sat down for a rare joint interview. 5 5 Their photoshoot with Glamour Magazine's Germany edition reveals Brooklyn has seemingly updated his "Mama's Boy" tattoo. Brooklyn first got this ink back in 2017 - as a tribute to his mum Victoria. At the time, he shared a gym selfie where the words could be seen on the left side of his chest. However, the new images appear to show his updated tattoo of flowers covering up the poignant homage. He also opened up to the publication about his connection with wife Nicola - whom he wed in 2022. Brooklyn shared: "When I first saw Nicola at Coachella, I was immediately captivated - by her beauty, her warmth, her charisma. "Even though it was only a fleeting moment, it stayed with me for a long time." He then added: "You have to marry your best friend, someone you feel at home with. For me, Nicola is exactly that." Brooklyn and Nicola first sparked rumours of a huge rift between them and Brooklyn's parents when they snubbed all of David's 50th birthday celebrations earlier this year. Budding photographer Brooklyn also previously fell out with his parents shortly after his marriage to Nicola. With a fresh clash in full swing, experts have told The Sun how the eldest of the Beckham clan has chosen his wife over his mega-famous family. He also took to Instagram to wish Will Peltz a happy birthday as he turned 39. Brooklyn shared a photo of them on a night out, writing: 'Happy birthday Will Peltz, love you buddy,' to which Will replied: 'Ayee love you bro.' The dig came on the day the final episode of his dad's chat show Beckham & Friends aired. 5
Daily Mail
2 days ago
- Health
- Daily Mail
Brit suffers epic tattoo blunder after Spanish tattoo artist misunderstood her instructions - can YOU see what he did wrong?
A British teen suffered an epic tattoo blunder when the Spanish artist she visited on holiday failed to understand her trendy Gen Z design. Millie Nicholls was set to be inked with what's been dubbed Gen Z's answer to 90s tribal tattoos on the last day of a family holiday to Spain last month. The 19-year-old from Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, opted for an arm-length cybersigilism design featuring ancient sigil symbols, believed to have 'powers', and futuristic spiky line work during her trip to Andalusia. Happy with the sketch the tattoo artist provided on his iPad, she settled in for a wince-inducing inking session, opting to look away as he got to work. But her holiday joy soon turned to horror when she looked down at her right arm and spotted the huge mistake. Instead of what she wanted, she claimed the 'lazy' artist copied the sketch in its entirety, tattooing the design as well as the hand and arm outline onto her. Stunned, Ms Nicholls asked if he could rectify the 'horrible' tattoo leading to him attempting to shade the inking that had taken less than an hour to do. The teen, who will now have to fork out hundreds of pounds getting it blasted off, is warning people to do their research before getting a tattoo abroad. She said: 'The day before we messaged the guy on Instagram asking to book in for the next morning. 'He seemed professional on his Instagram. Before I got the tattoo he pulled up the design on his iPad to print the stencil out. 'When he was doing my fingers, it really, really hurt. I was looking away and I was looking at my mum and she was holding my hand. 'There was ink all over my hand so I couldn't really see when I did look. 'He stopped and washed it away and I looked and my mum asked me if I asked for that [the line around my hand]. 'I said "no I didn't ask for that", he'd just done that. 'It wasn't done at that point but it would have looked really stupid if I didn't let him finish it and then he tried shading it to make it look better but it just made it stand out more. 'He said he'd shade it for no extra charge. He did it and it just looked worse.' Horrified Millie says she was 'shocked' by the tattoo artist's mistake and will now have to save-up to 'go through the pain' of laser tattoo removal. Millie said: 'He did the design pretty good. He could have gone a bit deeper in some places because it's already fading. 'I found an artist in the UK to fix that. When I realised [his mistake] all I could think of was "I really hope it fades away". 'It's going to be on my body for the rest of my life and there's no way that I could get a cover up to fix this. 'I didn't know what to say to him, I think I was just in shock until I got home. 'I have to walk around with this now and all my co-workers are always asking me why he did that and I don't know, I really don't know. 'Laser tattoo removal is expensive so I'm obviously going to have to save up for it. 'Tattoo removal hurts a lot more. I went through the pain of getting the tattoo done, I went through the pain of seeing how horrible it was and now I have to go through the pain of getting it removed.' Ms Nicholls said her sister has now been blocked by the tattoo artist on social media and she is warning other people to do their research before going to get a tattoo abroad. The disgruntled teen said: 'When we messaged him it was on my sister's Instagram and she can't find the messages anymore. 'I reckon he's blocked us and I can't remember the name of the studio. I think he's probably seen the TikTok and blocked us. 'I made another video and I blocked his face out of it because I didn't want to be that kind of person but I think he blocked us. 'I think because we told him that it was our last day there, he didn't really care about doing our tattoos that much. 'I'd say dig deeper than I did and do more research. 'Maybe speak to people that have got tattoos. Don't go on your last day because they know they'll never see you again if they mess up. 'If the tattoo is 50 euros or less than that's a big red flag. 'For all of the stuff they use to do your tattoo it costs them about 50 euros so they wouldn't be making any profit unless they're using cheap stuff.
Daily Mail
28-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Rob Lowe, 61, fans go 'bonkers' over surprise detail in shirt-free photo with mini-me son, 29
Rob Lowe fans went nuts over a new eye-popping photo the '80s hunk shared to Instagram on Tuesday. The 61-year-old St Elmo's Fire actor and former Brat Packer had on shorts as he stood next to his look-alike 29-year-old son John Owen while in a gym. It was surprising what great shape both of the actors - who costarred for two seasons on the show Unstable - were in as they looked tanned and toned. And it was cute that both men were flexing their arm muscles and sucking in their tummies for the camera while wearing gold necklaces. But there was a surprising detail that caught followers off guard. Can you guess what it is? 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 was a large new tattoo on Rob's arm. Fans were shocked that Rob had a massive tattoo on his arm that does not seem to go with his clean public image. 'I am going bonkers, Robby with a monster tat, oh hell no,' said one fan. Some fans found it sexy: 'Rob just got a little hotter now that I know he has that nice tat.' Another said: 'It's hot like Johnny Depp hot.' Then there was this: 'He looks like a foxy sailor from Boston with that ink scrawl.' The tattoo is not the same one he showed off to Ellen DeGeneres on her talk show several years ago; that one is on his other arm. The big, dark one seems to be new. He did not have it when he posed shirtless on the cover of Vanity Fair in 2018. And he did not display the tattoo when he was seen on a boat in 2024. But he did have it in April of this year. Fans also liked his son's mark that featured a long-stemmed wine glass: 'Tat like dad but smaller, how cute.' Rob seemed to be having fun sharing the rare shirt-free photo: 'Lowe family tradition: self indulgent shirtless gym photos,' the star joked. Lowe's older son Matthew, 32, took a jab at his brother as he said, 'Why does it look like you photoshopped your head on @johnnylowe.' Rob shares his two sons with his wife of many decades, jewelry designer Sheryl Berkoff. Rob is staying busy by hosting the podcast Literally! With Rob Lowe, where he regularly welcomes A-list guests including Adam Scott, Jason Isaac, and Kristin Davis. He is also the face of the Tubi game show The Floor. Earlier this month Lowe shared vivid memories of his grandmother Mim's battle with breast cancer. The actor, known for his role in 9-1-1: Lone Star' shared a close bond with his grandmother during his childhood, and has said his grandmom's health fight became a pivotal experience that would shape his life and the way he approaches cancer awareness today. He told People: 'My memory of it is like it happened yesterday because of this sort of uproar it caused in our family. In those days, the odds were not good. I 100 percent remember our family feeling lost, wishing that there was more that could be done.' Rob affectionately refers to his grandmother as 'my beloved,' and recounts the profound impact her illness had on their family. As Mim's condition worsened, doctors told her to 'get her affairs in order' in a grim diagnosis that devastated the family. But just as it seemed there were no options left, Mim's fate took a dramatic turn when she was accepted into a clinical trial for breast cancer treatments. Rob also explained how the clinical trial changed everything for his grandmother, saying: 'There were multiple times where she had run out of options and just at that moment there was a clinical trial (that) changed the course of her cancer journey.' Mim's survival story became a beacon of hope for Rob and his family. The actor said: 'She survived and thrived longer than anyone with her type of cancer in those days.' He added Mim's success in the trial not only defied the odds but also paved the way for treatments that would later become standard care. Here the actor is seen right with his longtime friend Kevin Costner Inspired by his grandmother's resilience, Rob has partnered with Eli Lilly and Company to promote awareness about the importance of clinical trials into cancer treatments. Despite the transformative role these trials played in Mim's survival, only seven percent of cancer patients in the United States participate in them. Rob hopes to change that, and added: 'My great grandmother, my grandmother Mim, and my mother all had breast cancer and they helped raise me. 'They raised me and now, in their memory, I can raise awareness about the importance of doing clinical trials.' Rob stressed every cancer patient's journey is different, but said the key to finding the right treatment is taking the initiative to ask about options.
