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Daily Mail
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Tracee Ellis Ross stuns fans after revealing how many pairs of underwear she packs for vacation
Tracee Ellis Ross is the internet's favorite rich, single aunty. And thanks to a recent TikTok she made showing what she does on vacation with her underwear, her fans are calling her more relatable than ever. In the video, Tracee says that a person can 'only pack so much underwear' and explains that rather than pack a month's worth of undies or paying hotels to wash her delicates, she does it herself. She broke down the process, saying that she uses shower gel, a bar of soap, and two sinks to hand wash her underwear before she rings them out, rolls them into a towel, and then hangs them up to dry. This video comes one day after Tracee spoke to Travel + Leisure editor-in-chief Jacqui Gifford about her packing essentials during an on stage interview at the annual World's Best Summit on July 15. She told Jacqui that along with a dress, bathing suit, and flip flop, 'there's always two undies' that she packs. Jacqui questioned Tracee on this, asking if she only brings two pairs of underwear. The Black-ish actress explained her underwear-washing process - the same one she eventually posted a video of - and moved on to talking about the importance of solo traveling. Tracee's fans praised this process, sharing that they too were raised to wash their intimates by hand. Many called her 'relatable' and 'likeable' for the act despite her celebrity But the internet paused there momentarily. With headlines stating Tracee only packed two pairs of underwear while traveling, some people were beginning to believe that that was all the underwear she'd bring with her on a trip. Considering Tracee's celebrity, some fans were confused by this. 'This can't be real, buy new ones,' one user even wrote on X, formerly Twitter. But after Tracee noticed the traction the article was getting, she decided to address the speculation by reposting one of the articles on her Instagram story. She captioned it saying, 'This is hilarious. I pack two pairs in my carry-on... in case my luggage doesn't make it.' Regardless, it seemed as though a majority of Tracee's fans didn't care for how much underwear she actually packed - they were too excited at the 'down-to-earth' display of her makeshift 'washing machine' to care. 'Why are you so normal and so extraordinary at the same time?' one user commented on her TikTok. After confused messages from fans, Tracee took to her Instagram stories to clarify that she only packs two pairs of underwear in her carry-on in case anything happens to her main luggage. But she did say that she doesn't pack many pairs despite the length of a trip Many people even shared that their own experiences, pointing out that they were raised to wash their intimates by hand just like Tracee. 'I love seeing things that show that celebrities are literally just normal people,' another wrote. 'This is why we love you Tracey! So relatable!' someone else added. Almost every other comment on Tracee's two-part videos (one for the washing process and the other for drying) mirrored similar sentiments: this act only made Tracee that much more likable. 'Miss Tracee, I didn't think I could love you more but after this, I do,' one fan confessed.
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Why Tracee Ellis Ross Only Brings 2 Pairs of Underwear When Traveling
Originally appeared on E! Online is getting intimate about her delicates. The Black-ish alum made a shocking reveal while sharing exactly how much she packs on a trip. 'There's always one bathing suit, a flip flop and one little dress I can roll up,' Tracee, 52, said July 15 during Travel + Leisure's annual World's Best Summit in NYC, according to People. 'There's always two undies.' But after fans took that information and ran with it on social media, she later clarified that she makes sure to pack two pairs in her carry-on—in addition to plenty more in her checked luggage. "I am a habitual overpacker and I always check at least 4 bags with plenty of underwear," she wrote on her Instagram Stories. "Y'all need to quit it!! I ain't got time for this, I'm on vacation!" Even so, she revealed that she typically hand washes her undergarments—including bras, swimsuits and panties—and allows them to air dry while traveling. 'If I'm gone for a month on this trip, you can't pack a month's worth of underwear,' Tracee explained. 'How do you do that? They take up a lot of space.' More from E! Online Dog the Bounty Hunter's Stepson Accidentally Shot and Killed His 13-Year-Old Son Selena Gomez Shares Glimpse Into Birthday Celebrations With Taylor Swift and Benny Blanco Astronomer CEO Andy Byron Resigns After Alleged Affair at Coldplay Concert The Pattern Beauty founder doubled down on her travel hack while giving fans a look into her solo trip to Paris. 'Hello, so I've been away for quite a while—I don't know it's been like two weeks,' Tracee told the camera in a July 15 TikTok as she wrung out black underwear into a sink. 'And I have a couple of delicates. How much underwear can you bring on a trip? So, it's a handwashing day in Paris. And I'm going to show you some of my hacks.' First, she fills one sink with shower gel and her underwear and then scrubs them, 'like a washing machine,' before transferring them to another sink filled with cold water. She then washes each pair with a bar of soap, letting them rise and soak—as she alternates sinks—ending the first step by wringing them out. In a follow-up video, the Girlfriends alum sat on a floor as she demonstrated the final step, placing all of the black undergarments on a towel, rolling it up, and standing on it, then hanging them on a towel rack to dry. Sharing the hotel amenity that makes the process smoother, Tracee added, 'And in this fancy hotel, the towel rack is heated. So, it's going to dry quickly.' And while Tracee—whose new Roku series Solo Traveling with Tracee Ellis Ross premieres July 25—loves sharing tips with the world, she embraces her alone time on vacation more. 'It's very important to me,' Tracee told Travel + Lesure in an interview published in 2023. 'Solo travel, in particular, is how I've come to know and honor myself.' Keep reading for more celeb confessions… Jason Kelce Doesn't Regularly Wash His FeetRobert Pattinson Did Not Watch a Clown Die at the CircusKim Kardashian Reveals How She "Honored" Grandma MJ During Sex With Pete DavidsonMila Kunis Reveals Why She and Ashton Kutcher Keep Bathrooms Doors Open at HomeJoy Behar Admits She's "Had Sex With a Few Ghosts"Jenna Bush Hager Explains Why She Doesn't Use UnderwearBritney Spears Reveals She Has "No Idea" Who Pete Davidson and Scott Disick areJana Kramer Explains Why "Asparagus Pee" Might've Lead To A Breakup With Chris EvansFormer Grey's Anatomy Writer Elisabeth Finch Reveals She Lied About Having CancerKim Kardashian Admits—And Then Double Downs On—Why She Would "Eat Poop" to Look YoungerJelly Roll Admits He Once Pooped His Pants OnstageSolve the daily Crossword
The Sun
10-07-2025
- Business
- The Sun
Amazon shoppers race to buy Calvin Klein boxers 3-pack for £17 instead of £42
CALVIN Klein reigns supreme as the most popular brand for boxers, and shoppers can save 59% on a bundle in the Amazon Prime Day sale. For a limited time, Prime members will be able to get a three-pack of the popular underwear for £17 instead of £42 in the trending deal. Three-pack Calvin Klein Boxers, £17.10 (was £42) BUY HERE Stock is selling seriously fast, but select sizes are still available in the mixed set, which comes with black, white and grey pairs. Made from 95% cotton, the timeless boxer shorts are comfortable and supportive, with the Calvin Klein's signature logo printed across the elasticated waistband. The CK boxers have racked up over 2,000 five-star ratings from online shoppers, with an impressive score of 4.6-out-of-5 on average. One reviewer wrote: "I've tried numerous brands and styles of men's underwear, but these Calvin Klein's have finally hit the sweet spot between comfort and support. The fabric is stretchy and comfortable, maintaining its elasticity even after multiple washes, and the waistband prevents any digging or shifting." Another added: "I have been buying these boxers for some time, they are well made and great value for money, which is why I've just bought another two sets." While stock is also limited, there's more Calvin Klein boxer deals available in the Amazon sale. The three-pack of the black trunks are down by 46%, so fashion fans can pick them up for just £22.79 in the online mega-sale. Three-pack Calvin Klein boxers, £22.79 (was £42) The heavy discount has resulted in most sizes being unavailable, but customers can still pick up the set in medium. Amazon has been dropping some incredible deals for its Prime Day sale, which runs 8-11 July. The retail giant has been slashing prices across fashion deals, beauty, home and electricals, with discounts as high as 70% off. Garden deals have proven particularly popular in the sale, as the hot weather has been inspiring people to level up their outdoor space for the summer. Amazon's garden parasol has been causing a stir with Prime members, who have been racing to pick up the 'bargain' buy that's ideal for shading on sunny days. The shopping event is also a great time to stock up on essentials, as there's tons of savings to be had across bulk buys. Everything from Felix cat food to Heinz Baked Beans at their lowest ever price have a discount, so there's no better time to save on everyday items. Read the Amazon Prime Day sale live updates page to see new discounts as they come in. Deals are changing daily and stock is beginning to sell out as we head towards the end of the Prime Day sale, so it's worth checking out the items on your wishlist before they're gone.
Yahoo
05-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Man in Underwear Refuses to Put on Clothes When Guests Come Over. Now, His Roommate Is Mad and Strangers Are Texting Him
A Reddit user, who likes to watch TV in his underwear at home, explained that he's refusing to put on clothes when his roommate brings 'random new friends' over without warning 'When they left, my roommate freaked out about me not getting dressed and making his friends think he's a weirdo,' he said of the last time guests visited without any heads-up Now, the man is receiving texts from these strangers accusing him of being 'gross' and telling him he's 'forcing it' on themA man has been caught with his pants down — and off — in his home. The man explained on Reddit's 'Am I the A------' forum that his roommate has been bursting through the front with 'random new friends' without warning, which has led to those people seeing him in his underwear. 'The dude never warns me. He'll just show up with strangers I've never met (and often never meet again) and burst through the front door with them while I sit half-naked on the couch watching TV or playing a game (we both do this all the time due to the summer heat),' he wrote. In the past, the man would put on clothes, but now because his roommate keeps forgetting to warn him of guests, he is refusing to put on clothes. 'Last time it happened I just stayed sitting on the couch in my underwear as everyone sat in the living room with me to watch TV,' he recalled. 'It was awkward. When they left, my roommate freaked out about me not getting dressed and making his friends think he's a weirdo.' 'He said it doesn't matter that he forgot [to give a heads-up] — I should have been polite and gotten dressed so that 'our' guests didn't feel weird,' he added. 'Now, I'm getting texts from people I don't know (his friends that he gave my number to for some reason I think) telling me that I'm gross and accusing me of being a nudist and forcing it on random people.' Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Wondering if he's in the wrong, the man asked fellow Redditors, 'Am I the a------ for refusing to get dressed when my roommate brings people over?' His July 3 post received more than 150 responses, with many people siding with him and calling out the roommate's behavior. '[Not the a------], you live there too. You get some warning, THEN you'll get dressed,' one reader replied, while another person wrote, 'Ditch the roommate or find another place to live and wear whatever you want.' As far as the random texts he's receiving, a third person commented, 'Text them all and tell them it's your home too. If they plan on coming over unannounced, they're going to see you in your underwear.' 'Tell them they're lucky you were wearing underwear as you're usually sat on the sofa bare arse to seat,' that Redditor continued. 'Hopefully, they'll stop coming over.' Read the original article on People
News.com.au
03-07-2025
- Lifestyle
- News.com.au
Nat'v Underwear Review: Eco-Friendly Undies Aussies have ‘Fallen in Love With'
Knickers, undies, tighty-whities, jocks – no matter what you call them, we all wear them: underwear. And despite our best efforts, finding a quality pair that are comfortable, stylish, soft, flattering under all your clothes and eco-friendly is a mighty hard task. Thankfully, Australian brand Nat'v is up to the challenge. I am constantly on the lookout for eco-friendly alternatives and love nothing more than some comfy clothes, so I had to give Nat'v a go, and I'm so glad I did. Every pair I wore I've fallen in love with - especially the Classic Brief. They may look a little like ' grandma pants ', but they are so sleek and soft that you'll want to wear them under everything. Launched in 2019, Nat'v makes everyday underwear for women and non-binary people, and have put the spotlight on sustainable practices in the fashion industry. Founder Sandy Ronalds became the change she wanted to see and by working alongside textile experts she created this standout underwear brand. 'I started this business with the vision to do better and create a sustainable company that cares about the planet and its people. 'We're simply striving to be a better brand, from the bottom up '. THE BEST NAT'V UNDERWEAR Nat'v Classic Brief, $24.50 at Nat'v Nat'v Classic Brief Nat'v Classic Brief. Picture: Nat'v. No matter what I wear, comfortability is the most important factor, and I can honestly say that the Nat'v Classic Brief is the most comfortable and breathable underwear I have ever worn. At first glance you may be a bit sceptical to slip them on, as they give the aura of 'grandma pants', but as the brand delicately puts it, they are a high waisted 'vintage cut,' and are considered an 'underwear drawer essential'. From the get-go you can tell they are good quality. They are super soft to the touch and you can see how well they are stitched, but they still maintain a semi-seamless look that looks sleek and unnoticeable under your clothes. After losing some weight over the last couple of years, I know the pain of undies slipping down and trying to discreetly pull them back into place. No matter what your size, this won't be a worry. The waistline is stretchy and offers a supportive and tight feeling without overdoing it and becoming uncomfortable. All these pros come down to its construction. It is predominantly made from LENZING Modal, which is plastic free, vegan, carbon neutral, hypoallergenic and uses recyclable processes to minimise its impact on the environment. I am so chuffed with these undies! Whether I'm simply chilling out around the house, going for a hike or just getting through the daily grind, they offer the everyday comfort some big brands skim over, and you can truly feel the difference. Nat'v The Everyday Crop, $42 at Nat'v Nat'v The Everyday Crop Nat'v The Everyday Crop. Picture: Nat'v. $42 at nat'v Every woman knows the pain of an underwire digging into you, but the The Everyday Crop takes it all away. Completely wire free, this bra is soft and smooth on the skin and its stretchy fabric keeps your money makers comfortable, supported and in place throughout the day. It boasts the same quality and eco-friendly production and materials as the Classic Brief, including using low impact dyes, being 100 per cent vegan and using LENZING Modal fabric. I did find that they aren't the best option for exercising, and those with larger busts may need something a little extra to keep the girls in place. The pads inside each cup can also fold up and move around after washing, so you'll need to rearrange before wearing it again. But these are little issues that don't take away from how great the bra is to wear. Even more proof are its excellent customer reviews. One shopper says it's 'stretchy and breathable (and) keeps nips from showing without the discomfort of an underwire'. Another adds that it's ' so comfortable,' and 'It feels like you're not wearing anything'. At the end of the day, this crop bra some extra va va voom. Nat'v Its a G Thang Nat'v Its a G Thang. Picture: Nat'v. $19.50 at Nat'v As I said earlier, comfort is the name of the game when it comes to everything I wear, so I have always avoided a G-string. That is until I got the Nat'v It's a G Thang. I'll put my hand up and say I was wrong about wearing a G-string, because this pair was surprising comfortable. Sure, the string was a little bit to get used to at first, but after a couple of minutes it really didn't feel any different to an ordinary pair of undies. Like all the other products, it's super soft, carbon neutral, plastic free and vegan. And the flexible waistband is what really stood out and made it feel comfy. If you need something teeny tiny to wear under your tight fitting ensemble, this should be the pair you reach for. It's earned a 4.9-star average rating with many customers loving the feel and look compared to other brands. 'Hardly even know it's there – so tiny but super comfortable,' boasts one shopper. Another says they 'Absolutely love this style, super comfy and elegant at the same time. The material as always is so soft. Nat'v for the win always'. MORE NAT'V PRODUCTS You can also buy Nat'v underwear and bras in sets and bundle packs, which can help you get your hands on some of their best products for a cheaper price. Here are our favourite picks: SUSTAINABILITY Each pair of Nat'v underwear is sustainably made. This is a mighty effort, and as founder Sandy Ronalds points out, 'it's a holistic approach and there are no shortcuts'. Their signature soft fabric for their range of underwear is made with LENZING Modal. This unique fabric ticks several sustainability and eco-friendly boxes: Crafted from 78 per cent natural fibres from beech trees OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified, which confirms they have been tested for and proven not to contain substances or chemicals that could be deemed harmful for the health of the wearers Hypo-allergenic, so those with sensitive skin are comfortable Vegan and cruelty free Made using low impact and non-toxic dyes Created through Closed-Loop production, which recycles water and solvent used in the production process at a recovery rate of 99 per cent or above Seamless structure, which reduces textile waste In addition to the underwear themselves and their natural materials, how they are made and sent to the customers also follow basic, environmentally friendly practices. Each item boasts carbon neutral shipping (which is free for all orders over $99) and is posted in compostable and biodegradable packaging with soy-based ink. Even factory operations use sustainable practices like battery powered forklifts rather than petrol or diesel and skylights built inside rather than using electrical lights. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS WHAT ARE SOME OF THE MOST ECO-FRIENDLY MATERIALS TO WEAR? If you're wanting to shop sustainably, here are some of the best clothing materials to wear: LENZING Modal: The majority of the Nat'v underwear and bra collections use this fabric. It is derived from beech tree pulp, is soft, moisture-wicking and biodegradable. Recycled plastic: This type of clothing is crafted from recycled plastic bottles to reduce landfill waste. Organic cotton: Organic cotton typically uses less water than traditional cotton and is grown without any synthetic pesticides or fertilisers. Certified sustainable bamboo: Bamboo fast growing, does not need a lot of water and can be easily processed. Hemp: Hemp is biodegradable, durable and does not need a lot of water to grow. Flax linen: Linen from flax plants is biodegradable and often strong and long-lasting, so you won't need to replace it as often. Looking for more first-hand reviews? Be sure to sign up to our free checkout newsletter to read more, as well as be the first to hear about upcoming sales, where to find the best bargains and learn more about new product releases.
