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5 hours ago
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27 Must-Have Princess Polly Items For Style Lovers
A sequin mini skirt that'll have everyone stopping you to gush about how stunning your outfit is. Promising review: "The Riego Mini Skirt in black fits really well. The quality is really good. I went to a concert in it and didn't lose any of the little charms. I would recommend getting this for any events like festivals and concerts. —Ruby $59 (available in sizes 0–12 and three colors)And check out the matching top! A halter mini dress with a mix of animal and floral prints that'll make you feel like the most fierce person in the room. Promising review: "I thought this dress was such a perfect combination of animal print and floral print. The gradient of the fabric is STUNNING, and the quality is really amazing. It was so soft, and also I just LOVED how you can wear it normally strapped and crisscrossed as well. —Zeel $75 (available in sizes 0–20) A maxi skirt and matching top because nothing beats a Jet2 holiday, except a two-piece set. Low effort 'fits are forever a win. Promising review for the skirt: "10/10 favorite thing I've ever bought. Quality is great, worth every penny." —HaileyPromising review for the top: "Perfect, stretchy, and comfy! Also, not see-through!" —Isabel $69 for the skirt (available in sizes 2–12) and $55 for the top (available in sizes 0–12) A frilly romper you'll wanna wear more than anything else in your closet. The rest of your wardrobe may begin to side-eye you. Promising review: "Wore this for a bachelorette and got so many compliments! So comfy too!" —Demi $75 (available in sizes 0–12 and two colors) A studded faux-leather corset top that'll become your latest obsession. I mean, look at it! I'm obsessed already, and it's not even in my cart yet, ohhhh, wait, yes it is. My darn fingers, they can't resist! Promising review: "I feel unstoppable in this corset!! Easy to dress up with a skirt and stockings or down with jeans. It's a bit snug, so if you're in between sizes, definitely don't take the risk and size up." —Rebekah $37.50 (originally $54, available in sizes 0–8 and 12) A pair of '00s-inspired sunglasses because sunnies literally *always* elevate an outfit. Promising review: "Cutest sunglasses I own!! Literally obsessed with these…giving the best Y2K vibes! Love the diamanté detailing on the sides and always get compliments on them. 😉" —Kitty $25 A pair of wide-leg jeans that are *perfectly* baggy. They'll be so cute with crop tops, baby tees, and bodysuits, and will easily become your faves. Promising review: "Obsessed with these jeans! A bit long for me, but I loooove the baggy look! —AshPrice: $75 (available in sizes 2–20) A flared long-sleeved mini dress made from a mesh material with an open back. Perfect for the rest of summer *and* fall — especially those early days where it's summer, fall, and spring all in the same day. Promising review: "I actually can't with this dress; it is literally my favorite thing in the world. The fit is perfect (like, literally), and the look and feel of the dress is so comfortable! I was worried about the dress being too small/short, but it covers a good part of everything! One suggestion is to get a belt as it might tie in the whole look!" —Amelia $69 (available in sizes 0–12 and 12 colors) A leopard print maxi skirt that'll have you ready to strut like you mean it in Barcelona. But, since that's not currently an option, your hometown'll do. Either way, you'll look fierce. Promising review: "I absolutely love this skirt!! The length, texture, material, and print are perfect. You can dress it up with a cute tank top and kitten heels or dress it down with a baby tee and sneakers. It fits perfectly on my hips and isn't too short or too long. I highly highly HIGHLY recommend!!" —Amina $59 (available in sizes 0–12) A sweet lil' ruched mini dress to twirl around in and sing with animals like a lil' Disney princess *or* throw on a cowboy hat and boots and promenade on down to happy hour. Either way, you'll look fab. Promising review: "Perfect length, not too short. Fits really well, love the adjustable straps! Fabric is not see-through but breathable, perfect for summer!" —Brinley $34 (originally $69, available in sizes 0–12) Some zebra print micro shorts that'll have you out here looking like an absolute star. I mean, I could list all the cute fit ideas, but we'd be here all day. Plus, I'm sure that, as the style icon you are, you've got some outfits cookin' up in your mind. Promising review: "Wore them to a rodeo, got loads of compliments on them. So comfy, I love where they hit my waist." —Róisín $55 (available in sizes 0–12) A super cute cowboy hat you'll wear just so you can do-si-do on down to brunch in style. Price: $28 A layered charm necklace because accessories take your outfits from cutesy to fashion freakin' icon. Perfect if you love some good maximalist jewelry to tie into your ensemble. Promising review: "I am in love with my new charm necklace. I usually go for simple outfits and use jewelry to change up the style, so this was absolutely perfect to pair with a simple low-cut top and turn a plain outfit into something boho chic." —Georgia $30 A satin mini dress with cutesy lace detail that totally gives that dainty, *I might bite a poisonous apple later and then fall in love with a prince after only knowing him for three hours* vibe you love. Promising review: "I stopped a girl on the street to ask where she got this dress from, and knew I needed it for my Sabrina Carpenter concert. The fit is perfect, especially with the tie front. It feels like high-quality lingerie while still wearing like a dress. The color was perfect." —Monica $64+ (available in sizes 0–12, plus sizes, and two colors) Some tiger print jeans that'll definitely spice up your wardrobe. I'm talkin' Spice Girls level. You'll love them and wear them so much, you won't be able to believe how you ever lived without 'em. Promising review: "Really love these, they're the perfect wide leg jeans. I also really like how low-rise they are. I would say that if you're on the shorter side, I would recommend hemming them if you know how (although I'm too lazy, so I just fold them)." —Amelia $85 (available in sizes 0–12) A chain belt with faux-pearl accents to add to your skirts, dresses, beach 'fits, and bikinis. Adding this little detail will only confirm the rumors about you being a fashion goddess. Promising reviews: "Best accessory for any outfit!! True to the picture and great quality. Super durable, mine has survived many festivals and still looks brand new! Size was perfect." —Claudia H."The adjustable chain allows the size to be inclusive and fit a large range of body types. The quality is very durable and adds a stylish aspect to any outfit. I love this purchase and would highly recommend it for concerts, festivals, or just a nice night out!" —Nicole $16 (available in two sizes) An adorable romper that looks like a dress and will have your body looking so tea, you'd think the British were coming. Lipton, Jasmine, Chamomile, Herbal, Green, Black, Earl — you get the point. Body = tea, and the outfit *also* is def serving tea. Price: $65 (available in sizes 0–20 and four colors) A leopard maxi dress with lace detailing because nothing gives *stylish as heck* like a little leopard, shout out to the Cheetah Girls. This would def get a ~cheetahlicious~ stamp of approval from our cheetah sisters. It's giving growl power. Promising review: "Makes me feel so sexy!! I will be wearing this to my birthday dinner. I am so in love with it." — $36 (originally $85, available in sizes 0–12 and plus sizes) A lace-y satin set that you should only wear if you're in the mood to be the center of attention all day. This set brings the main character energy. Promising review: "SO CUTE !! I got it for Stagecoach this year, and it was perfect! The quality was really good for the price. Not see-through at all for it being champagne and satin! Definitely a 10/10 easy outfit!" —Gina $72 (available in sizes 0–12, tall sizes, and three colors) A long, backless denim halter top with front pockets that'll make you wanna grab that brain eraser thingy from Men in Black and wipe everyone's memory so you can wear it every single day. Promising review: "Obsessed with this top. It fits oversized for sure, so I sized down one size and it fits perfectly. I normally wear a small on top, and because I sized down, the extra small fits like it should!!. I recommend this top to anyone who will listen. When I gave my friends a haul of my order, two of them had already asked to borrow it!!" —Kate $41 (originally $69, available in sizes 2–12 and three colors) A chunky resin bracelet because your outfit's alright, but you want to look like you belong on someone's fashion board on Pinterest. This'll do the trick for sure. Price: $25 A longline halter top made from a crochet material and adorned with gorgeous floral detailing. If dictionaries had pictures, this would be listed under the definition of stunning. Price: $59 (available in sizes 0–12) A denim skirt because it's a classic, but it doesn't really look like your average jean skirt. Pair it with your cute baby and graphic tees for a chill look, or dress it up with heels and a cute top — versatility, we love to see it. Price: $7 (originally $48, available in sizes 14–20) A beaded top and matching skirt that gives modern-day little mermaid vibes. I'm sure Ariel would add this beauty to the list of *human tingz* she's in love with. Promising review for the top: "I love the cut, color, and the beads, it's giving 2000s. Very summery-looking, I love it!!" —Alyssa review for the skirt: "Truthfully, the most gorgeous skirt I have ever seen. SO much attention to detail into making this, and it is so pretty on!" —Kylie $59 for the top (available in sizes 0–12) and $59 for the skirt (available in sizes 0–12) A stunning pair of earrings so everyone can marvel at the beauty hanging from your lobes when you decide to go with a slicked-back hair look. Promising review: "The color is beautiful, not heavy, comfortable, and can elevate any outfit." —Kirra $20 (available in two styles) A silky maxi skirt because chic basics are a closet must to pair with your *slightly* dramatic accessories. Promising review: "I have returned many champagne skirts only because they tend to be see-through and thin quality. Whereas this is so elegant, not super long, hits right at the ankles, and is a very good quality material. It is not see-through, and goes well for morning to nighttime looks." —Ramisa $49 (available in sizes 0, 2, 6, 8, 10, and12) A faux-leather halter top with a strappy open back that'll have heads turning and staring, cuz this baby is fashionable from front to back. Price: $59 (available in sizes 0–18)
Daily Mirror
5 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Romeo Beckham shuns first class on Jet2 flight as Brooklyn bonds with billionaire in-laws
Former footballer Romeo Beckham was spotted getting on a budget airline flight in Birmingham as his older brother Brooklyn Beckham snubbed his family at his vow renewals Romeo Beckham had Jet2 passengers doing a double take as he was spotted patiently waiting for a budget flight rather than his parent's private jet. The son of David and Victoria Beckham kept a low profile as he opted for a cheap getaway. He has millions in the bank thanks to his famous mum and dad, but donned a black hoodie and matching jogging bottoms as he queued up with fellow passengers. Romeo kept busy on his phone as he was snapped waiting by barriers at Birmingham Airport. The former footballer was then snapped on the plane as he took a window seat for the journey. It comes after Romeo and his famous family were snubbed from brother Brooklyn's vow renewals to Nicola Peltz, with his billionaire father-in-law officiating the service. Romeo wore a black beanie hat and kept his headphones in as he flew to France. He was captured in zmj703's TikTok video, with many fans stunned he chose to fly with the budget airline. However, it seemed to be his expensive choice of luggage that gave the game away for him. One said: "Blending in with thousands and thousands of pounds worth of bags." Another added: "Just shows he's normal like the rest of us..." It seems Romeo is keen to keep busy and focus on doing his own thing as his family's feud rumbles on. Earlier this month, Brooklyn and his wife of three years Nicola decided to renew their vows but only in front of her family. Not only were his parents David and Victoria in the dark, but so too were his three siblings Cruz, Harper and Romeo, as well as his grandparents, cousins, aunts and uncles. None of Brooklyn's UK-based friends were invited to the Los Angeles-based service and it is thought the first everyone knew about the service was when they read about it in media reports. A source told the Mirror: 'It must have been very upsetting to find out this way.' This week, Nicola and Brooklyn revealed photos of their special day as they flooded their social media with the snaps. "We just wanted a really beautiful experience — a really cute memory," Brooklyn told People about the decision. "To be honest, I could renew my vows every single day with her. "I think the most important thing that someone can do is find that person that they're going to spend the rest of their life with. It definitely shapes you as a person. Yeah, it was really, really cute. It was really fun." Nicola's billionaire dad Nelson took on a starring role as officiant, three years on from their $3million bash at the Peltz family's sea front estate in Florida. It's understood that their estrangement from Brooklyn's family was first sparked on their big day, with reports of disagreements with Victoria over the wedding gown and a song choice she was said to have 'stolen' from the couple. Signs of a rift have steadily been showing between Brooklyn and the rest of the Beckhams, with cracks having already been spotted at the pair's original wedding. Since then, Brooklyn has opted to shun his family, going as far as to snub his own father's 50th birthday plans and his knighthood. His brothers Romeo and Cruz are no longer appearing to follow Brooklyn on social media.
The Irish Sun
9 hours ago
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Nepo-baby model spotted patiently queueing for Jet2 flight despite family's huge wealth – would you have spotted him?
The getaway comes amid the star's fallout with his brother STAR BOY Nepo-baby model spotted patiently queueing for Jet2 flight despite family's huge wealth – would you have spotted him? THIS nepo-baby model was spotted queuing for a Jet2 flight - despite their family's huge wealth. The 22-year-old appeared to keep a low profile dressed in a black hooded jumper and a pair of matching jogging trousers. 6 This nepo-baby with millionaire parents were seen getting a Jet2 flight Credit: TikTok/@zmj703 6 Can you work out who this famous celebrity is? Credit: TikTok/@zmj703 The famous star was seen looking down at his phone while standing between the barriers while queuing. This lad has an A-lister family with millions in the bank - but decided to fly with budget airline Jet2. The celebrity was then seen patiently waiting in the queue, before a fan snapped a picture of him sitting quietly on board the plane. The star had a black beanie hat over his head and his headphones in his ears. He was seen sitting in the window seat and glancing at his phone. But have you worked out who he is yet? It's none other than Victoria and David Beckham's son Romeo. 6 It's none other than Victoria and David Beckham's son Romeo Credit: INSTAGRAM/VICTORIA BECKHAM 6 The family are known for their lavish holidays around the world Credit: instagram 6 Romeo appeared to keep a low profile on the flight Credit: TikTok/@zmj703 A fan shared a video of Romeo at Birmingham Airport yesterday and said the star was on their flight to France. The TikTok video showed the model looking miles away as he waited to board. Many were quick to comment on the post, with one saying Romeo's designer luggage was a dead giveaway of who he was. One wrote: "Blending in with thousands and thousands of pounds worth of bags." A second said: "Just shows he's normal like the rest of us..." Romeo's getaway comes after his brother Brooklyn's vow renewal with wife Nicola Peltz. A source close to the Beckham family branded "a gratuitous display of obscene wealth". None of the Beckhams were invited to the lavish ceremony on August 2 — presided over by Nicola's billionaire dad Nelson — and only read about it on an American website. Now a source close to the Beckhams says the family has questioned Brooklyn's need to renew his vows after just three years. One friend said: 'They would understand if it was, say, 10 years down the line - maybe even five. But three?! It seems like quite a gratuitous display of obscene wealth. "Also, if Brooklyn wanted to create a really cute memory, why couldn't he have just let his family know their plans first? 'To be honest, although there have been moments of rapprochement, this hostility dates back to 2021, around six months before the original wedding. "The dynamics have just never really gelled. 'Of course David and Victoria want Brooklyn to be happy and clearly he is wildly in love still, but a lot of people have been hurt. "It is a very sad situation and everyone fears there is no way back now. It is done.' FAMILY FALLOUT It was also revealed that even Brooklyn's grandparents were excluded from the special day - despite their close relationship. Yesterday a source said: 'This was the final kick in the teeth for David and Victoria. 'Seeing Nelson having such a pivotal role at the ceremony was heartbreaking for David especially. "Not one member of the 30-plus extended family knew about the wedding, or were invited. 'His grandparents are devastated too as Brooklyn has always been so close to them. 'It feels cruel and spiteful. This is no longer a game. It has gone beyond all that. 'This is a family who feel they have lost their precious boy - and see no way back. "Honestly, they are now questioning why he even wants to keep the 'Beckham' surname - will he revert to Peltz? August 2nd 2025 - is this the day Brooklyn formally declared himself no longer a part of the Beckham family? 'It certainly feels like it.' In the photos shared by the couple on Instagram, they are surrounded by Nicola's family and friends. The actress looked stunning in a repurposed dress which her mum Claudia wore when she married tycoon Nelson in 1985. She also sported the same original £1.3million ring. Brooklyn's original wedding with Nicola took place on Nelson's estate in Palm Beach, Florida, with Brooklyn's sister Harper among the bridesmaids. This time the couple chose Nelson's Westchester estate in New York as the backdrop. Alongside the images, the couple wrote: 'only love.' They also posted a video of their very casual proposal on TikTok alongside a song by Ysabelle Cuevas with the words: 'Lost in your eyes.' Brooklyn, who wore a suit with no tie, called the ceremony a 'really beautiful experience' which was all about creating a 'really cute memory' they would treasure forever. There had been a lot of tension before the original wedding. The Beckhams claim Nicola was a 'bridezilla' and hard work, while the Peltzes say their in-laws are 'tight'. Nicola also revealed Victoria reneged on a pledge to design her dress, infuriating the former Spice Girl. There were also claims Victoria hijacked the first dance. Earlier this year Brooklyn and Nicola were absent from the ex-Man United star's 50th birthday celebrations.
WIRED
9 hours ago
- Politics
- WIRED
The Trump Administration Is Using Memes to Turn Mass Deportation Into One Big Joke
Aug 12, 2025 11:37 AM Memes shared by the White House, DHS, and ICE have used catchy TikTok tunes to normalize mass deportation and Christian nationalist narratives. Experts say that's the point. Photo Illustration: WIRED Staff; Getty Images The Trump administration has a new propaganda strategy: turning deportations into one big meme. The catchy jingle advertising low-cost holidays on Jet2, a budget British airline, has been the viral meme of summer 2025. Its ubiquity was clearly not lost on the Department of Homeland Security's communications team. Late last month, DHS published a video to their social accounts that incorporated the "Nothing Beats a Jet2 Holiday" tune alongside footage of ICE detainees in handcuffs boarding a deportation plane. The post was captioned: 'When ICE books you a one-way Jet2 holiday to deportation. Nothing beats it!' To many of the administration's supporters, who responded to the Jet2 holiday post with crying laughing emojis and American flags, the video was hilarious. One commenter wrote, 'I thought this was a meme account at first!' In recent months, official government social media accounts—primarily DHS, ICE, CBP, and the White House—have resembled parodies of themselves. But experts say it's intentional: The memes these accounts share are core to the Trump administration's propaganda strategy. Through them, with attempts at Gen Z humor as the gateway, the administration reinforces an 'us vs. them' mindset. Along with normalizing mass deportation, they also tap into Christian nationalist narratives and reach young men via callous jokes that have been recycled through the far-right online ecosystem. A post on June 28 featured four alligators wearing ICE hats, intended to advertise the detention facility in Florida's Everglades dubbed 'Alligator Alcatraz.' On July 2, DHS shared a video of a border patrol agent looking through a scope, trained on blurry night vision images of purported migrants attempting to cross the border. The video was published with the popular TikTok song, 'Somebody's Watching Me' by Chico Rose x 71 Digits. The caption warns: 'You're not wrong.' A video shared on July 24 showed footage of ICE detainees boarding a deportation flight, with the caption 'Boarding now: Criminal illegal aliens. Next stop: Literally anywhere but here.' The post was accompanied by Frank Sinatra's breezy classic, 'Come Fly With Me.' Libs of TikTok, a far-right and anti-LGBTQ social account with millions of followers, reposted that video, along with three crying laughing emojis. And last week, DHS published an ICE recruitment poster that used an old magazine ad for the 1982 'King of Clubs,' a Ford Club Wagon vehicle, along with the text, 'Want to deport illegals with your absolute boys?' The move from viral sensation to DHS meme is particularly clear here: The image was originally shared a week earlier by O.W. Root, a style columnist for The Blaze. A small account with 364 followers quote-tweeted the post, with the caption 'imagine monitoring the situation with your boys here.' That post went viral. Days later, the image, along with a similar caption, appeared on DHS' social accounts. The fact that the government is now integrating the casual cruelty of the highly online far-right into its public messaging shows the degree to which it's escaped containment. It's also indicative of the demographic the administration is attempting to reach. The Trump administration is looking to hire 14,050 ICE officers over the next three years to bolster deportation operations. Although the agency just removed age limits from prospective applicants, it now appears they're trying to use humor to make ICE seem like some sort of fun fraternity. 'DHS in particular, is trying to use Twitter [and Instagram] as a form of not just recruitment, but also promotion,' says Joan Donovan, assistant professor at Boston University and the coauthor of Meme Wars: The Untold Story of the Online Battles Upending Democracy in America , 'and the kind of promotion that they're doing is targeted towards, I would say, young men, in their teenage years or 20s.' When asked for comment, DHS' assistant secretary for public affairs Tricia McLaughlin responded: 'What a silly little story. Who are these 'experts'? 'What's 'cruel' is the media continuing to ignore victims of murder, rape, human trafficking and gang violence as you continue to do the bidding of violent criminal illegal aliens,' McLaughlin added. In response to a request for comment, White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson said, 'the White House social media account often highlights the deportations of heinous criminal illegal aliens who have terrorized American communities. Wired and their so-called 'experts,' that they refused to provide additional information on, should cover what's actually cruel—criminal illegal allients murdering, raping, and assaulting innocent American citizens as a direct result of Joe Biden's open border and Democrat sanctuary city policies. And while Wired runs cover for criminal illegal aliens, we won't apologize for posting banger memes.' (Around 70 percent of ICE detainees have no criminal record at all, and many of those with convictions committed only minor crimes, like traffic or immigration infractions). The mainstreaming of dehumanizing humor is what troubles Kurt Braddock, an assistant professor in the school of communication at American University who studies the persuasive effects of extremist propaganda. 'I don't think that this messaging is bad because it's mean, or because it's sloppy, or because it's unbecoming of the Office of the President, although all these things I do believe are true,' says Braddock. 'My biggest problem with it is that it normalizes aggression, with the normalization of aggression, and the normalization of the dehumanization of others, immigrants or otherwise, it's not much of a jump to actual violence.' Memes have always been core to President Donald Trump's political strategy, says Donovan: 'One of the things that was very distinctive about Trump's meme campaigns in 2016 is his Twitter account almost appeared to most people as just chaos, because he had about six or seven different audiences that he was talking to all at once.' That chaotic style of messaging now extends to his administration. Some of these posts rack up tens of thousands of likes and get reshared across other platforms, like on Proud Boy's Telegram channels or big pro-police Facebook groups. A few of them have even inspired T-shirt designs. Taken all together, DHS' social feeds reflect the jumbled far-right ecosystem, which combines the banal language of everyday memes with 4chan humor, old-school white supremacist dog whistles, and overtures to Christian nationalism. And the new, shiny packaging is very much the point. 'Short bursts of imagery and music appeal emotionally in ways that facts and data often don't,' says Brian Levin, the founder of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at California State University, San Bernardino. 'It functions as an emotionally familiar and comforting gift-wrap that here revolves around protection, preservation, fear and tribalism." One DHS post from July 14 used a painting by Morgan Weistling, titled 'New Life in a New Land,' showing a white couple from the Old West in their wagon cradling a baby. DHS captioned the post, 'Remember your Homeland's Heritage.' The artist said he never gave DHS permission to use his painting, though the image began making the rounds online in 2023 when it was shared by 'Trad West,' a popular Christian nationalist meme account. The image resurfaced again earlier this year when it was boosted by the anti-immigration meme account 'Americana Aesthetic" and a gender traditionalist account 'Giga Based Dad.' These accounts have hundreds of thousands of followers, including Gab CEO Andrew Torba, Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, and Elon Musk, founder of the so-called Department of Government Efficiency. Another DHS post from July 23 incorporated the painting 'American Progress' by John Gast, which shows settlers displacing indigenous populations. The painting appears in many high school textbooks about the philosophy 'Manifest Destiny,' which American settlers believed gave them divine authority to expand across the West. The caption reads 'a heritage to be proud of, a homeland worth defending.' Another video with the on-screen caption 'a Homeland Worth Protecting' shows images exclusively of white people or white families, to the tune of 'This Land is Your Land.' It all reminds Levin of other propaganda he's studied extensively through his career: 'The DHS and other administration imagery of white virtuous family folks and the society they created being at existential risk from 'violent foreign criminal invaders' has been a mainstay in white supremacist lore for over a century, from the early 20th century Klan to contemporary neo-Nazi skinheads,' says Levin. "The key here is not to view these as individual examples of mostly wholesome 'nostalgic' messaging, but as an ideologically connective bridge,' Levin adds, 'where renewed invocations of whiteness, Christianity and family preservation links the horrendous border practices of today to brutal late 19th century westward expansion and racially restrictive immigration laws.' Some of DHS' posts in recent months have even incorporated Bible verses. One video, for example, superimposed text from Proverbs 28:1—'The wicked flee when no one pursues, but the righteous are bold as a lion"—over footage of nocturnal border patrol operations, accompanied by a voiceover from the 2022 movie 'The Batman' and a caption addressed to 'every criminal illegal alien in America.' 'Darkness is no longer your ally,' the caption reads. 'You represent an existential threat to the citizens of the United States, and US Border Patrol's Special Operations Group will stop at nothing to hunt you down.' This, experts say, plays to Christian nationalist narratives that cast Trump and his administration as righteous forces in a primordial battle between good and evil. 'By juxtaposing Bible verses with imagery showing the removal of people of color or any 'enemies of America,' it suggests that the mission that they are undertaking is divine, that it's blessed by God. And if it's blessed by God, then it can't be wrong,' says Braddock. 'If you characterize your mission as divinely blessed, then the other side of the coin is evil or demonization.' Allusions to religion might have once scared away young voters. But now, it's being used to lure them in, rolled into one big joke—with TikTok trending music as its soundtrack.
Scottish Sun
9 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Nepo-baby model spotted patiently queueing for Jet2 flight despite family's huge wealth – would you have spotted him?
The getaway comes amid the star's fallout with his brother STAR BOY Nepo-baby model spotted patiently queueing for Jet2 flight despite family's huge wealth – would you have spotted him? Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) THIS nepo-baby model was spotted queuing for a Jet2 flight - despite their family's huge wealth. The 22-year-old appeared to keep a low profile dressed in a black hooded jumper and a pair of matching jogging trousers. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 6 This nepo-baby with millionaire parents were seen getting a Jet2 flight Credit: TikTok/@zmj703 6 Can you work out who this famous celebrity is? Credit: TikTok/@zmj703 The famous star was seen looking down at his phone while standing between the velvet barriers while queuing. This lad has an A-lister family with millions in the bank - but decided to fly with budget airline Jet2. The celebrity was then seen patiently waiting in the queue, before a fan snapped a picture of him sitting quietly on board the plane. The star had a black beanie hat over his head and his headphones in his ears. He was seen sitting in the window seat and glancing at his phone. But have you worked out who he is yet? It's none other than Victoria and David Beckham's son Romeo. 6 It's none other than Victoria and David Beckham's son Romeo Credit: INSTAGRAM/VICTORIA BECKHAM 6 The family are known for their lavish holidays around the world Credit: instagram 6 Romeo appeared to keep a low profile on the flight Credit: TikTok/@zmj703 A fan shared a video of Romeo at Birmingham Airport yesterday and said the star was on their flight to France. The TikTok video showed the model looking miles away as he waited to board. Many were quick to comment on the post, with one saying Romeo's designer luggage was a dead giveaway of who he was. One wrote: "Blending in with thousands and thousands of pounds worth of bags." A second said: "Just shows he's normal like the rest of us..." Romeo's getaway comes after his brother Brooklyn's vow renewal with wife Nicola Peltz. A source close to the Beckham family branded "a gratuitous display of obscene wealth". None of the Beckhams were invited to the lavish ceremony on August 2 — presided over by Nicola's billionaire dad Nelson — and only read about it on an American website. Now a source close to the Beckhams says the family has questioned Brooklyn's need to renew his vows after just three years. One friend said: 'They would understand if it was, say, 10 years down the line - maybe even five. But three?! It seems like quite a gratuitous display of obscene wealth. "Also, if Brooklyn wanted to create a really cute memory, why couldn't he have just let his family know their plans first? 'To be honest, although there have been moments of rapprochement, this hostility dates back to 2021, around six months before the original wedding. "The dynamics have just never really gelled. 'Of course David and Victoria want Brooklyn to be happy and clearly he is wildly in love still, but a lot of people have been hurt. "It is a very sad situation and everyone fears there is no way back now. It is done.' FAMILY FALLOUT It was also revealed that even Brooklyn's grandparents were excluded from the special day - despite their close relationship. Yesterday a source said: 'This was the final kick in the teeth for David and Victoria. 'Seeing Nelson having such a pivotal role at the ceremony was heartbreaking for David especially. "Not one member of the 30-plus extended family knew about the wedding, or were invited. 'His grandparents are devastated too as Brooklyn has always been so close to them. 'It feels cruel and spiteful. This is no longer a game. It has gone beyond all that. 'This is a family who feel they have lost their precious boy - and see no way back. "Honestly, they are now questioning why he even wants to keep the 'Beckham' surname - will he revert to Peltz? August 2nd 2025 - is this the day Brooklyn formally declared himself no longer a part of the Beckham family? 'It certainly feels like it.' In the photos shared by the couple on Instagram, they are surrounded by Nicola's family and friends. The actress looked stunning in a repurposed dress which her mum Claudia wore when she married tycoon Nelson in 1985. She also sported the same original £1.3million ring. Brooklyn's original wedding with Nicola took place on Nelson's estate in Palm Beach, Florida, with Brooklyn's sister Harper among the bridesmaids. This time the couple chose Nelson's Westchester estate in New York as the backdrop. Alongside the images, the couple wrote: 'only love.' They also posted a video of their very casual proposal on TikTok alongside a song by Ysabelle Cuevas with the words: 'Lost in your eyes.' Brooklyn, who wore a suit with no tie, called the ceremony a 'really beautiful experience' which was all about creating a 'really cute memory' they would treasure forever. There had been a lot of tension before the original wedding. The Beckhams claim Nicola was a 'bridezilla' and hard work, while the Peltzes say their in-laws are 'tight'. Nicola also revealed Victoria reneged on a pledge to design her dress, infuriating the former Spice Girl. There were also claims Victoria hijacked the first dance. Earlier this year Brooklyn and Nicola were absent from the ex-Man United star's 50th birthday celebrations.
