The Big Bang Theory’s Kaley Cuoco has warned fans not to compare her new role to Penny.

After starring in the American sitcom for more than 10 years, the actress is mostly known for her portrayal of the iconic character.

However, she now wants her followers to see past Penny in order for them to enjoy her upcoming show, The Flight Attendant.

Which isn’t too much to ask for, right?

In an episode of A Cup of Cuoco, uploaded to her Instagram account, the 34-year-old gave her followers an update on the project from Rome.

‘I love this crew and the cast and I have built a lot of amazing friendships with these people, it’s really special,’ she said.

The star then threw it back to one of her first ventures and continued: ‘Like Eight Simple Rules, that was an entity of its own, and then to go to Big Bang and be there for so many years it’s basically your family, so I didn’t know if you’re gonna get that again.

‘And I don’t know why I have been blessed to get it again, to love these people like I have known them for years, it’s beautiful.’

While sipping on a tiny espresso cup, she laughed: ‘They probably think I’m a pain in the a**, but I think they’re wonderful. It has been a total dream this show, I can’t wait for you to see Flight Attendant.’

However, after getting excited about the series, she then asked fans to lay off the Penny comparisons.

‘Don’t be all like, “Oh she’s Penny, she can’t do anything else.”‘ Kaley quipped: ‘I know that’s going to be said I’m already aware, it’s good, I’m ready.’

The Flight Attendant marks Kaley’s first big project since The Big Bang Theory ended its 12-year legacy in 2019.

In the series, she plays Cassandra Bowden, an air hostess who wakes up in a hotel room with the worst hangover of her life after a night out in Dubai.

And to make her morning from hell even more unbearable, there’s a dead body beside her and she has a sneaking suspicion she may know what happened to the corpse.

Kaley headed to Italy earlier this week to film the drama and admitted she’s been trying – and failing – to learn Italian over the Christmas holidays.

The Flight Attendant is expected to land on HBO Max in 2020.

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There’s no denying ITV’s The Masked Singer has taken Saturday night telly by storm over the past couple of weeks.

The series kicked off with a double bill of episodes a fortnight ago, with Patsy Palmer and former Home Secretary Alan Johnson being the first two celebrities unmasked from their elaborate costumes.

And last weekend’s show saw The Darkness’ Justin Hawkins revealed as the Chameleon – as the guessing game over the remaining nine celebrities continues.

The show’s back on screens tonight, with one more famous face due to be unmasked – but what time is it on, and who is competing this weekend?

Here’s what you need to know…

What time is The Masked Singer on ITV tonight?

The Masked Singer is on ITV tonight at 7pm.

As in previous weeks the show runs for an hour and a half ahead of The Voice UK at 8.30pm.

The show will see one more celebrity removing their mask as they’re voted off the show by judges Davina McCall, Jonathan Ross, Rita Ora and Ken Jeong.

And as ever Joel Dommett will be on hand as host.

If you miss it – or you need to play catch-up on earlier episodes – you can do so via the ITV Hub.

Who is performing on The Masked Singer tonight?

Five more celebrities will be performing on Saturday night’s show, after last weekend’s saw Unicorn, Hedgehog, Queen Bee and Duck make it through to next weekend.

Here’s who you’ll be watching tonight:

Monster

Monster’s nabbed themselves a second appearance after their rendition of Pharrell’s Happy in the second show of the series – but will we find out who’s in that furry blue costume tonight?

Tree

Tree has had everyone guessing since their first appearance – with Peter Crouch even having to take to Twitter to deny it was him. Is tonight the night we get to find out?

Fox

Fox made quite the impression a couple of weeks ago with that mirrored costume and impressive performance – but will they be getting another week on the show or will that mask be coming off?

Octopus

Octopus’ rendition of a classic from The Little Mermaid has been one of the highlights of the series so far – will they get to keep that costume on for another week?

Daisy

Daisy kept everybody guessing with their first performance – will that flowery facade be slipping after Saturday night’s show?

The Masked Singer continues on ITV on Saturday at 7pm.

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The Pussycat Dolls aren’t slacking after their comeback, with the girls embarking on grueling rehearsals for their next music video.

The bandmates – Nicole Scherzinger, Ashley Roberts, Carmit Bachar, Kimberly Wyatt and Jessica Sutta – were spotted practicing their choreography at a dance studio in West Hollywood.

Nicole was snapped practicing in front of a mirror, with the girls doing a whopping seven hour session ahead of the music video for their track React – the first Pussycat Dolls song in a decade.

So, no pressure then.

The girls were also spotted having an intense group discussion, looking a little worn out from all the dancing. Who can blame them?

Nicole’s boyfriend Thom Evans, who she recently confirmed her relationship with, is said to have picked the star up from the studio, being ever the gentleman by carrying her bags for her.

The Pussycat Dolls made their eagerly-awaited comeback on the 2019 X Factor final, with Melody Thornton bowing out of the reunion.

‘Oh my gosh it’s been 10 years since we’ve done this! Our fans have been so supportive and we just want to thank Simon as well,’ Nicole said on the show, before describing the experience as ‘better than ever’.

She added: ‘I love all my girls so much and cannot wait to show you what we’ve got in store for you. It’s been a long time coming but this feels like the perfect time to remind the world what it means to be a Pussycat Doll.’

However, it wasn’t the smoothest return, after Ofcom received 400 complaints, with some viewers complaining that the performance was too racy for before the watershed.

Responding to the controversy, Nicole, 41, told the Herald Sun: ‘We’re not trying to upset anybody.

‘Our true fans know our intention. Our real fans know we’re empowering and we come from a place of strength as singers and dancers.’

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Last year it felt like the word non-binary and they/them pronouns were being discussed with increasing regularity.

These conversations brought with them the good and bad. In the same year that we had ‘they’ being given word of the year status, Piers Morgan seemed to mockingly mention us every time he appeared on daytime television.

As always, representation and visibility is never as simple as progress or regression.

Regardless of whether visibility, people coming out, magazine covers and more representation leads to structural change, it feels good to see.

It means something to see yourself reflected. It feels good to see people who have previously been hidden, open up. It means something to hold reference points. 

That is why for many, Sam Smith, a very huge pop star, coming out as non-binary in 2019 was a pretty big deal. 

Or Jonathan Van Ness from Queer Eye. Even Harry Styles being more openly gender non-conforming in his aesthetic has probably given someone, somewhere, some warmth. 

But I won’t lie, many of these moments to me have felt good from the sidelines. It’s like I’m cheering on my team, but I’m still not part of it.  

Like having a really good dinner but not being allowed dessert. 

Let me be frank: all of this visibility felt very white. 

Non-binary conversations have a race problem and all the coverage and discussions of the past year have just reflected this back to us. 

That is why, when pop star, musician and all round icon Janelle Monae tweeted along with a trending hashtag simply saying ‘IAmNonbinary’, I allowed myself in that moment to just feel good. 

It felt really good. Oh, and really quite Black. 

#IAmNonbinary 🪐 https://t.co/9TN13XAAra

— Janelle Monáe, Cindi (@JanelleMonae) January 10, 2020

Janelle Monae, in that tweet, could be seen as coming out, but without much else, we should not make assumptions. 

Janelle Monae did not clarify the tweet, did not write a long post explaining what, how or when – simply and complicatedly, Janelle just tweeted. A hashtag. Over a Stephen Universe Meme. 

It was a statement so complicated, yet so simple. A declaration maybe? Catching us up maybe? A show of support? 

We don’t know – and that feels, in my opinion, even better. 

For many reasons, coming out has always been another binary that, to many people, is not one that makes sense. 

The false idea of suddenly being ‘out’ after being ‘in’ doesn’t work for many people, especially if we are constantly re-coming out to people at work, or friends, or re-coming ‘in’ when having to hide on the streets, at job interviews, or to partners. 

This is especially true for people of colour who have to contend with the language and expectations around coming out, which are so entrenched, and don’t always fit our cultural backgrounds. 

Although I have celebrated and understand why coming out is important, and why when those in the spotlight do it there is a sense of empowerment, so much visibility can often leave out the different shades of how people live, both metaphorically and literally. 

Monae’s tweet leaves some mystery, some alluding, some privacy, and for many that may resonate more. 

Not all of us want to exclaim our gender(s) from rooftops, or can safely do so, so some of us don’t want to explain our pronouns or how we arrived at this destination. Many just want you to meet them at their destination, and accept not knowing about the journey. 

I believe the internet and the way we gain knowledge now, combined with the already intrusive way society looks at gender, means announcing your pronouns and gender identity is forced into being largely confessional. 

People want lots of personal information and for you to spill everything. 

Mystery, privacy or lack of detail is confused with uncertainty, or a lack of authenticity. 

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Janelle left a mystery behind. Janelle left me questioning. Janelle just tweeted #IAmNonbinary over a Steven Universe GIF and it made me feel alive. 

Janelle is unapologetically Black. Janelle has become a reference point to many Black queer people. 

In my mind, all her work up to this point has already been speaking to my gender non-confirming soul. 

But for Janelle to also use the word non-binary cannot be underestimated. 

Non-binary people existed long before 2019, but that was the year the word was hijacked as a predominantly white, posh, young identity. It is for this reason that we cannot downplay the Black cultural figures being associated with the identity.

When so much of visibility becomes one shade, it is so important to celebrate the Black queer and trans people that do occupy a public space. 

Visibility alone will never save us, but it can feel damn good. 

For many articles focusing on being non-binary, the stock image remains the same: white celebrities who have declared their pronouns. 

Whether or not this was Janelle’s way of coming out, or showing support, or both, to have someone that deviates from the usual image is something to celebrate. 

When I saw Janelle’s tweet, I thought that about conversations that try to separate Blackness from non-binary identities – claiming it is something our community doesn’t talk about. I now have someone to reference, whose existence shuts down that falsity. 

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Beyonce fans have been left fuming after Sainsbury’s threw some shade the singer’s way following her new Ivy Park collection.

Plenty of people have noticed that the new colour palette bears quite a striking resemblance to the uniforms worn by staff at the supermarket.

We knew we’d seen that maroon and orange hue somewhere before.

After seeing the design, Sainsbury’s couldn’t resist a shady tweet, attaching a photo of the staff uniform, and adding the captions: ‘the original’ and ‘#Sainsbey,’

‘Repping since 1869,’ they wrote, adding a cheeky wink emoji.

However, some Beyonce fans are having absolutely none of it.

‘You don’t own a color combination sweetie,’ one fumed, with another saying: ‘No one asked. go buy #adidasxIVYPARK.’

‘Since 1869 and Beyoncé did it better in less than year,’ another irritated fan said, while one more made the baffling claim: ‘Girl bye, ivy park outsold.’

Another stan brought up Sainsbury’s share prices, saying: ‘The share price is just so funny to me.’

Meanwhile, others have understandably been left bemused at why people are ‘fighting with a supermarket’. Welcome to 2020.

‘As a fellow Beyoncé fan I am BEGGING you stans to stop embarrassing yourselves under this post. Please it ain’t that deep,’ one fan pleaded.

The new Ivy Park collection dropped on 18 January, and fans will no doubt be clamouring to get their own slice of the maroon and orange designs.

Beyonce had given fans a look at the new collection in her Elle magazine cover shoot last month, where she even posed in a supermarket aisle.

Girl, we see what you did there.

Despite the unexpected supermarket connection, celebrities have been loving the new collection, with Bey gifting the likes of Reese Witherspoon and Missy Elliott with some new looks.

Can we get in on this please?

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Paul Hollywood has confirmed he’ll be returning to The Great British Bake Off in light of Sandi Toksvig’s departure.

Earlier this week, the comedian made the announcement that she’ll be stepping down from her hosting duties.

But despite the sad news, it seems the popular bread baker, Prue Leith and Noel Fielding will be back on our screens for another batch of baking – and we’re too excited.

Channel 4 reportedly confirmed that the trio have all signed fresh contracts, with The Sun claiming they’ll all be on the show for at least another three years.

However, when Metro.co.uk reached out to Paul’s reps for comment, a spokesperson for the 53-year-old told us: ‘I can confirm that Paul will remain on GBBO for next year.’

Just recently fans of the show were left heartbroken after finding out that the upcoming Stand Up To Cancer special would see Sandi leave the tent for good.

She said of her decision: ‘When stepping down from a job it is quite common for people to say they are doing so in order to spend more time with their family.

‘Unusually I am departing from the Great British Bake Off so I can spend more time with my other work. As my waistline will testify, Bake Off is an all-consuming show.’

‘Spending time with Prue, Paul and Noel has been one of the great pleasures of my life,’ the star continued. ‘These are friendships which I know will continue beyond the confines of television.

‘Bake Off is a wonderful programme which has already proved it can happily withstand a change of hosting personnel.

‘The reason for that, of course, is that the true stars of the show are the bakers themselves. I wish everyone well.’

Paul has since spoken out on her choice, where he tweeted his followers: ‘It’s been great fun working with @sanditoksvig We will miss her but I hope that she will get time to visit us in the tent when we film later this year. She will always be part of the Bake Off Family.’

Prue added: ‘I have absolutely loved working with Sandi, she’s been a brilliant host and enormous fun and I am in awe of how hard she works juggling so many different projects.

‘We shall be lifelong friends’ way beyond the tent. #GBBO #sanditoksvig #friendship.’

With Noel telling his baking buddy: ‘I feel like Tom without Jerry ! Mick without a Keef :( gonna miss yooooooooooooooooo and the wonderful times we got to play together in the tent!

‘Double acts are rare and magical beast and working with you was a pleasure x x x all my love Mr Noel.’

Metro.co.uk has reached out to Paul, Prue, Noel and Channel 4’s reps for comment while The Great British Bake Off returns later this year.

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Will.i.am struggles to hold back the tears on Saturday night’s The Voice as he reveals to his fellow judges that ‘my mom is my dad’.

The Black Eyed Peas singer got choked up following a performance from a 17-year-old student from Jamaica, who wants to pursue music to give his ‘family a better life’.

Will has previously revealed that he has never met his father William Adams and that his mum Debra brought him up.

He exclaimed: ‘When your dad came out I kind of teared up you know because some people don’t have dads and my mom is my dad and my big brother is my dad.

‘I felt the emotion and I like what you did to the song I liked the twist you put on it, you’re awesome bro.’

He continued to talk about what it was like for him growing up.

He commented: ‘I was 16-year-old and I was living in the projects I remember looking at my mom and saying “mom I’m going to buy you a house one day” and she says “boy don’t make promises you can’t keep”.

‘And it’s crazy that a 16-year-old boy can think like that and I remember asking her for money for school and she said ‘I ain’t got no money’.

In a previous interview, The Voice judge revealed his absent father fuelled him to reach international stardom.

Never chanced with meeting his father face-to-face, Will told the Radio Times: ‘I had this conversation with my mom. It was like a Darth Vader moment. I was talking about him, and she said, “I am your daddy.”’

Explaining the heart-to-heart, he added: ‘She said, “Willy, let me ask you something. When it was raining that day and I put an umbrella over your head, were you upset that I didn’t let you get wet? When it was cold and I put a jacket over you, were you upset that I didn’t let your skin get cold? So don’t be upset I protected you from things… and as a matter of fact, I am your dad.”’

The Scream & Shout singer took his mother’s word for it and resisted ever trying to track down his father.

‘No. Why? For what? My mom is my freakin’ dad,’ he said.

The Voice airs on Saturday at 8.30pm on ITV.

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Betty White looked to be loving life as she was snapped a day before her 98th birthday, glammed up for the occasion.

The star looked incredible as she prepared to celebrate the big day, donning a bright outfit and cheekily grinning at the camera.

Sporting a turquoise printed jacket and trousers combo, with black heels and a bright scarf, the veteran actress proved she’s ever-stylish.

Betty clung to her driver’s arm to run some errands in Beverly Hills, beaming all the while and, seriously, we can never get enough of that positive energy.

The actress is receiving a whole lot of love for her birthday, with Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds joining forces to sing her happy birthday.

Ryan and Sandra sang their parts of the song separately to the camera, which Ryan cleverly merged into one beautifully tuneful song, the little technical whiz. As Sandra ended her section, she soulfully told Betty: ‘From Sandy, who loves you more than Ryan.’

The Deadpool actor was having none of it, though, and added from his end: ‘From Ryan, who loves you SO much more than Sandy.’

The 43-year-old then showed off his trademark wit, as he joked that every year he turns up naked to give Betty a bouquet of flowers.

‘What did Sandy ever do for you every year?’ an indignant Ryan demanded to know.

‘Did she ever show up and hand-deliver flowers to you wearing nothing but black socks and a dozen gold bracelets just like you requested? Doubt it.’

Considering she’s got Sandra and Ryan competing for her attention, she’s quite the lucky lady.

Betty’s definitely had an impressive career to say the least, with her first credited role being in 1945.

And there’s absolutely no slowing her down as the actress is still working, her most recent role being in Toy Story 4 as Bitey White.

Go get ’em, Betty.

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Alice Cooper has declared that he will ‘do anything’ to help protect Australia against the raging bushfires.

The rocker said the country ‘needs everyone’s help right now’ as he discussed the disastrous situation ahead of his tour Down Under next month.

‘We would do anything to help Australia at this time,’ the 71-year-old told News Corp.

‘It’s one of our favourite places in the world, and needs everyone’s help right now.’

The Poison singer will kick off his Ol’ Black Eyes Is Black tour around Australia on February 8 and will perform at the Fire Fight Australia bushfire relief concert on February 16.

Alice will join a host of stars like Queen, Olivia Newton-John and Delta Goodrem at the benefit gig, which will be hosted by Instagram comedian Celeste Barber.

The musician is the latest in a long line of celebrities campaigning to fight the bushfires, which began last October and have left 28 people dead and more than 2,000 homes destroyed

Chris Hemsworth donated $1million (£525k) to aid in bushfire relief in Australia last week, just days after Nicole Kidman and her husband Keith Urban donated a $500k (£265k) to Australia’s Rural Fire Service.

Nicole shared the news on Australian breakfast show, Studio 10, where she said she and her family are ‘devastated for Australia’.

Their donation followed that of Pink’s, who also donated $500k (£265k) after being left ‘heartbroken’ by the fires.

The Family Portrait singer tweeted: ‘I am totally devastated watching what is happening in Australia right now with the horrific bushfires.

‘I am pledging a donation of $500,000 directly to the local fire services that are battling so hard on the frontlines.

‘My heart goes out to our friends and family in Oz.’

Meanwhile comedian Celeste has raised a staggering £22m for the NSW Rural Fire Service.

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Nadine Coyle has opened up about her split from ex Jason Bell, admitting they’ve had possibly the most amicable break up ever.

The former Girls Aloud star, 34, split with Jason, 41, in 2019 after 11 years together, admitting the reason for their break up was that the nature of their relationship had changed.

The couple share daughter Anaiya, and Nadine told The Sun: ‘I think it came naturally, to be honest. It can come to a situation where you’re almost (just) really, really good friends, so that can change the dynamic of a relationship.

‘Jason and I are very, very close in that way. We’re more friends than in a romantic sense. He was in our house for Christmas. We still take Anaiya out, we have dinners. She’s always the main priority.’

Nadine admits that aside from living in separate houses, little changed with regards to their friendship or family dynamic as they still see each other all the time.

She explained: ‘I adore Jason. He’s great and he’s Anaiya’s daddy. He’s brilliant. Obviously Jason and I spent a long time together but we are very, very close.

‘I wouldn’t get a chance to miss Jason! I see him, like, three times a day. We’re very close. Jason lives very nearby. Incredibly nearby.’

As well as impressing fans with her turn on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here in December, Nadine is also getting ready to release her new single at the end of the month.

Her new track, All That I Know will drop on 31 January, and despite the emotional subject matter of the track, Nadine confirmed Jason is not the inspiration behind it.

She added that 2020 will see a ‘new era’ in her music as she’s planning to reveal a lot more in her lyrics going forward.

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Fans of Eminem have come to the rapper’s defense after he was slammed for lyrics referencing the 2017 Manchester Arena bombing on his latest album.

The 47-year-old surprise-released his eleventh studio album Music To Be Murdered By last night – and one track on the album, Unaccommodated, mentions the terror attack, in which 22 people were killed at a concert held by Ariana Grande in May 2017.

‘But I’m contemplating yelling “bombs away” on the game like I’m outside of an Ariana Grande concert waiting,’ he rapped.

The lyrics have since received much criticism online, with the hashtags #EminemIsCancelled and #EminemIsOverParty trending on Twitter.

The mother of victim Martyn Hett, who died in the tragedy, also slammed the line as ‘pointless’ and ‘disrespectful’, saying: ‘Feels like he is piggybacking on the fame of Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber and says distasteful things about other celebrities. Not clever. Totally pointless.’

She added: ‘And before all Eminem fans pounce on me, I am not interested and will not engage.’

However, fans of the Lose Yourself hitmaker have since taken to social media to defend him and the lyrics.

In particular, many fans pointed out the fact that Eminem – real name Marshall Mathers – had previously urged his fans to donate for the victims of the attack and their families, by sharing a link on Twitter to a fundraising page set up the Manchester Evening News and the British Red Cross shortly after the attack took place.

‘You all criticising Eminem over one metaphorical bar all day but you never mention what he actually did after Manchester bombings,’ one fan tweeted, sharing a screenshot of a news article referring to his fundraising efforts, in which he was reported to have raised $2 million (£1.5 million).

Another Twitter user agreed, writing: ‘Eminem raised 2 million dollars for the Manchester victims. Don’t act like he’s a monster just because you don’t like one bar.’

While one fan believes that Eminem’s intentions were to ‘make fun’ of the perpetrator of the attack, rather than to offend any of the victims.

They wrote: ‘Everyone trying to cancel Eminem about the Manchester lyrics but not realising he donated like 2 million dollars to the attack victims, has always shown support to those who went through it and it wasn’t to make fun of the victims it was to make fun of the person who did it.’

However, some were less than impressed, saying that the fact he donated cannot be used as an excuse.

‘People really excusing Eminem using a Manchester joke in his song bc he donated money for it… idgaf that’s so f*****g gross no matter what it is what makes u think joking ab that is okay??? [sic],’ one concerned person tweeted.

Another stressed: ‘Just because Eminem donated $2 million dollars to one love Manchester funds, doesn’t mean he can include offensive lyrics about the Manchester attack in his lyrics.’

This isn’t the first time that the rapper has made reference to the terror attack – he also rapped about it in his Kick Off rap freestyle, which was released in December 2018.

Metro.co.uk has contacted reps for Eminem for comment.

Eminem’s latest studio album Music To Be Murdered By is available to stream and download now.

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Love Island star Ollie Williams is still making waves of the dating show despite calling it quits after realising he was still in love with his ex.

That’s right, in an unaired clip, the landowner can be seen talking dirty to his fellow islanders all while showcasing his best Brummie accent.

While gathered on the beanbags next to the pool, Eve Gale starts to laugh at Callum Jones’ accent while assuring the Mancunian she can understand him.

‘Can you do accents?’ she quizzed as the 23-year-old pulled himself up to the side of the pool.

‘I can yeah,’ he smirked before adding: ‘What would you want me to say?’

Jumping in on the conversation, Conner Durman pulls out his best scouse accent as he joked: ‘I’m from Liverpool.’

And Eve was full of compliments as she told him it was good, while Callum teased: ‘He sounds like a Brum.’

Ollie was sat among the hopefuls and chirped up: ‘I can do a Birmingham accent, “f**ks sake Tommy, go to the races, go to the races let’s put some bets on the races.”‘

Eve was in fits of giggles as she pointed over to the now ex-islander and laughed: ‘Why is that so funny? Him doing accents?’

Mike then entered the scene and was forced into an American accent where he said: ‘Like oh my God, y’all so good. Are you from London?’

But while the topics remained innocent, Ollie thought he’d try and get everyone even hotter under the collars – despite being in the South African heat.

‘Every time I just think of an American accent, I just think of like pornstars and s**t,’ he chucked: ‘Oh my god, it’s so big.’

Ollie left the show just three days after entering the villa in order to find true love in the outside world.

At the time, he said: ‘I have to be honest with myself, and everyone, that I do still love someone else… I have to follow my heart in this scenario and it would be wrong for me to ignore these feelings.

‘At the end of the day, this is Love Island and it’s about finding love. If I carried on anything with Paige, or any other girl that might come into the villa, it wouldn’t be fair on them.’

Love Island: Unseen Bits airs tonight on ITV at 9pm. 

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John Cena has admitted that it was ‘one of the best experiences of his life’ to work with Jackie Chan.

The wrestler is co-starring alongside the martial arts icon in the upcoming action film Project X-Traction, which will be released later in the year, and John has revealed that it was ‘enlightening’ to work alongside him, and was ‘sold’ as soon as he saw his name attached to the project.

‘It’s f*****g awesome,’ he told Collider. ‘He has taught me and helped me in more ways than he will ever know in one experience.

‘Usually, I say I have to read a project to be riveted by it. That is one name where if it’s like, “Hey, Jackie wants to do this”, I’m sold. It’s that effective.’

And not only did the 42-year-old state that Jackie was ‘awesome to be around’, but he also hailed the 65-year-old as ‘once-in-a-generation’ and a ‘great physical storyteller’

Comparing his influence on film to that of silent movie stars Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton, he continued: ‘You talk Keaton and Chaplin and Chan is in that conversation and his process is just… dude, I have goosebumps.

‘It’s awesome and at his age; he defies age. He defies time. He is always creative.’

John added that he could ‘waste every minute’ constantly praising Jackie and talking about how great it is, as he believe he is ‘underappreciated’ in his home country of the United States.

As well as starring alongside Jackie Chan, John will also be appearing in the upcoming Suicide Squad sequel – and he admits he was ‘blown away’ by the script.

And this gives us very high hopes.

‘I was blown away. The first 10 pages (are) like a movie in itself. It’s really really special,’ he explained.

‘That’s because the guy steering the ship [director James Gunn] is committed to narrative and committed to creating characters that we connect with and sending them on an awesome journey. I mean what he did with Guardians Of The Galaxy is really special.’

The Suicide Squad is set to be released on 6 August 2021.

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Viewers of Dolittle have been left disgusted due to one particular scene that features none other than a constipated dragon – and we have so many questions.

The fantasy film, which stars Robert Downey Jr as Dr. John Dolittle, a veterinarian who can talk to animals, isn’t having the easiest ride at the cinema – it has received scathing reviews from critics and is not doing particularly well at the box office, as it is estimated to gross just $29 million (£22 million) in its opening four days against its $175 million (£134 million) budget.

For those who have gone to see the movie, they pointed out that one anticlimactic scene was so shocking and weird, they don’t know just how exactly it made the cut.

The scene, in particular, sees Dr. John Dolittle pulling bagpipes out of a dragon’s clogged a**hole, after which a polar bear voiced by John Cena exclaims “teamwork makes dreams work,”’ according to a viewer on Twitter.

What on Earth?!

And it seems that many other moviegoers have also voiced their shock and disgust at the scene, as they all took to social media to share their thoughts.

‘I don’t care that this is a spoiler, but Dolittle ends with him pulling a lodged bagpipe out of a dragon’s anus (that seriously happens, I’m not joking), don’t take your kids to see that movie!’ one Twitter user shared.

Another disgusted viewer added: ‘I just sat in a theatre and watched RDJ [Robert Downey Jr] stick his arm up a dragon’s a** and I hate myself for it.’

One cinemagoer even admitted while watching the film that he wished he had been ‘watching Cats’ instead – which has also been panned by critics and fans.

‘There’s a scene in Dolittle where they pull a literal bagpipe out of a dragon’s a** and then it proceeds farts for about 20 seconds onto RDJ’s face. That’s all you need to know about this trainwreck of a movie.’

However, some fans have found the idea of the scene pretty funny.

‘Not gonna lie, I’m willing to pay full price to see Robert Downey Jr fist a dragon on the big screen,’ one stated.

Another user also felt pretty enthusiastic about the film, tweeting: ‘God I might have to watch Dr Dolittle because of the dragon scene.’

The dragon scene might not be for everyone, but you do you we guess.

Metro.co.uk has contacted a rep for Universal Pictures for comment.

Dolittle will be released to UK cinemas on 7 February.

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Ellen DeGeneres has paid tribute to her beloved cat Charlie after she passed away.

The talk show host had adopted her as a fully-grown cat and previously admitted Charlie was her favourite out of all her pets.

Marking Charlie’s death, Ellen shared two snaps of herself sitting on a couch while her furry companion snuggled up next to her.

She wrote: ‘We had to say goodbye to Charlie today.

‘She was an amazing cat and gave us so much love.’

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The 61-year-old admitted that it was incredibly tough making the call to put Charlie to sleep.

She penned: ‘One of the hardest decisions to make but so glad we could end her suffering.’

Ellen previously spoke fondly of Charlie, joking that she was more like a dog than a cat because of her needy nature.

‘Charlie has a dog personality where she has to be wherever people are and follow you from room to room,’ she told PEOPLE.

She also admitted to Good Housekeeping that Charlie is her favourite of her furry pet family.

‘I have three dogs (Wolf, Augie and Kid) and three cats (Charlie, George and Chairman). I would tell you more about them, but like any celebrity parent, I think it’s important to keep them out of the press,’ she joked.

‘Do I have a favorite? I couldn’t possibly answer that… It’s Charlie.’

Luckily, Ellen has plenty to keep her busy as she’s been asked to produce The Masked Dancer, a spin-off of The Masked Singer.

According to Deadline, Fox has ordered the series based on the successful segment on The Ellen DeGeneres Show where the host and her celebrity guests were tasked with guessing the identity of a famous masked dancer.

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PewDiePie and Marzia Kjellberg already appear to be making the most of their YouTube break, with the pair of them jetting off to their second home, Japan.

Marzia updated fans on Instagram, sharing a video of the snow in Tokyo and safe to say we’re a bit jealous.

Keeping her Instagram game on point, the 27-year-old also shared a stunning photo of herself, before documenting the pair’s experience hanging out with robotic pets.

We need to get in on this asap.

However, it wasn’t quite the cute experience the star expected, as she went to pet one of them, only to be greeted with a meme-worthy glare and the creature scooting off into the distance.

At least she’s got pups Edgar and Maya to cheer her up.

Felix is currently taking his first break from YouTube in his 10 years on the site, with fans already pleading with him to come back.

In his last video before the break, the 30-year-old poured himself a drink, saying: ‘I just wanted to take this moment to give a toast…thank you for watching across the years…it is a big thing, even though it isn’t a big thing.

‘I want to say thank you for watching my videos; it makes me happy…Cheers to you.’

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He continued: ‘One thing I really realised is I love making videos and I love interacting with you guys…but I think this year has been so much piling up that I should probably cool down for a bit. Then I will come back with 10,000%.’

Chatting exclusively to Metro.co.uk, Felix’s editor Sive revealed that, while the break will do the YouTuber good, he was reluctant to take it.

‘He’s unironically addicted to making YouTube videos,’ Sive explained. ‘The whole thing about “Hey, I enjoy making videos”, he really does enjoy it.’

Considering Felix didn’t even stop uploading during his honeymoon, Sive admitted: ‘I was expecting him to say “Hey, I’m going to pre-record a hundred videos.”‘

As it turns out, he seems to actually be taking some time to rest. Who would have thought?

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Cardi B’s not usually known for being shy and retiring when it comes to her outfits, but her latest Paris Fashion Week look is definitely the most extreme one to date.

The rapper, 27, chose a skin-tight rubber ankle-length black dress, with a matching face mask which fans compared to a ‘gimp mask’.

The dress was also adorned with various jangly pieces of metal including keys and keychains, which made metallic noises as she walked.

She completed the outfit with a black beret and black stilettos, and accentuated her eyes with white shells around the eye holes of the mask.

Cardi showed off the unique ensemble on her Instagram page, telling her followers: ‘Word that describe this Paris trip. Good food, fashion ,laughs and passion.’

She posted a host of photos with her boyfriend and baby daddy Offset, as she showed she could pull off the unique look in spectacular style.

Cardi also debuted another similar fetish-inspired look earlier in the week, when she stepped out in a mesh bodysuit with a similar studded face mask and a floor-length fur coat.

The Bodak Yellow star must have saved a fortune on make-up over the past few days, as she stepped out with most of her face covered on both occasions.

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Well, it definitely saves a fair bit of time in the make-up chair when you only have to do your eyes and lips, so we reckon she’s onto something there.

Cardi and Offset were just two of the many stars who had flown in to Paris to check out some of the shows at one of the biggest weeks in the fashion calendar.

Stars including rapper Machine Gun Kelly, Latin superstar J Balvin and even footballer Paul Pogba had flown in from around the world to attend shows.

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Sex Education star Emma Mackey has returned to the show for its second series, with viewers clamouring to see more of her character Maeve Wiley.

The new season of the show, which was released on Netflix on Friday, sees Maeve and Otis (Asa Butterfield) back on our screens – but things are now strained between the pair – while Maeve also finds herself making an unlikely new friendship.

Emma recently revealed she ‘welled up a little bit’ when she learned that Shameless star Anne-Marie Duff was joining the cast for season two, playing her onscreen mum – and recently told metro.co.uk about the challenge of bringing their screen relationship to life.

‘It was a really interesting thing to kind of delve into, and I think Anne-Marie did it beautifully, really beautifully,’ she said.

The show’s brought Emma into the public eye of course – but what else has she been seen in?

Here’s what you need to know…

What else has Sex Education star Emma Mackey been in?

Emma, who turned 24 on 4 January this year, has only one credit to her name prior to starring in Sex Education.

She appeared in 2016 movie Badger Lane, a British horror movie about a group of journalists filming a documentary in an abandoned brickwork factory.

Sex Education followed – and it’s clearly opened doors for the actress, who’s got a trio of other roles coming our way between now and 2021.

First up, she’ll be seen in the latest reworking of Agatha Christie classic Death On The Nile, playing Jacqueline de Bellefort.

The movie doesn’t have a release date yet but you can expect it in cinemas some time before the end of the year.

She’s also in the movie The Winter Lake, and is currently working on Eiffel – which tells the story of Gustave Eiffel, the designer of Paris’ iconic tower.

Who else is in the cast of Sex Education season 2 with Emma?

Season 2 will also see the return of Aimee-Lee Wood, Ncuti Gatwa, Kedar Williams-Stirling, Connor Swindells, Tanya Reynolds, Patricia Allison and James Purefoy.

Other cast newcomers include Chineye Ezeudu as new character Viv, as well as Sami Outalbali as French student Rahim.

You can also expect to see cast newcomer George Robinson as Maeve’s new neighbour Isaac.

Sex Education season 2 is out on Netflix UK now.

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Eminem surprised fans by dropping a surprise album on us all, as well as new single Unaccommodating.

And, as usual, his new releases came with a whole heap of controversy, as the first single from Music To Be Murdered By referenced the Manchester terror attack, leaving listeners reeling.

But can we expect the same level of controversy from the other 19 tracks? Here’s a quick look at Slim Shady’s latest offering.

1. Premonition (Intro)

Evidently still seething from the bad reviews he received for his 2018 album Revival, Em has a lot to say to his critics on the opener to his new album. Setting Slim Shady free after digging him up out of his grave, the rapper’s crazed alter ego goes HAM on the world attacking the jugulars of his haters over a sea of haunting synths etched into the beat. The only thing missing? A sample of Adrian in Rocky telling her husband, ‘You can’t win!’

Quotable: ‘Only way that you’re ahead of me’s alphabetically/ ‘Cause if you diss me I’m coming after you like the letter V.’

2. Unaccommodating Feat. Young M.A.

Many are in uproar about Em’s controversial lyrics relating to Ariana Grande and the Manchester Arena attack, but would you expect anything else from the guy who poked fun at Columbine High School massacre, the death of Gianni Versace and who fantasised about killing his wife? Getting his lyrical guns off over a beat he produced alongside Tim Suby, Em sounds sharper than he has for quite some time. He even takes a moment to forgive Machine Gun Kelly for their public spat.

Quotable: ‘But when they ask me is the war finished with MGK? Of course it is/ I cleansed him of his mortal sins, I’m God and the Lord forgives, even the devil worshippers.’

3. You Gon’ Learn Feat. Royce Da 5’9” & White Gold

A lesson in resilience, Em is joined by frequent rhyme partner, Royce Da 5’9”, who, aside from being one of only a handful of people on wax who can keep up with the Detroit MC, also produced the record. As Em puffs his chest out and channels his inner superhero – even if he doesn’t have it completely together (‘I just tripped over my cape’) – he lets off a few shots that could be aimed in the direction of Tee Grizzly (who dissed Eminem on his track No Talkin) and Nick Cannon, someone he’s had a longstanding feud with.

Quotable: ‘I am too volatile and too grizzly to bear/ Yeah, s**t is gettin’ to where I can barely even sit in a chair/ I bust my ass for this s**t and I swear/ It ain’t even worth dissing someone so offbeat/ That they can’t even figure out where their words/ Should hit the kick and the snare.’

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— Marshall Mathers (@Eminem) January 17, 2020

4. Alfred (Interlude)

Music to Be Murdered By is inspired by Alfred Hitchcock’s album of the same name. Here, Em samples the famous filmmaker’s voice to set the mood for the rest of the violently eerie album.

5. Those Kinda Nights Feat. Ed Sheeran & Bizarre

Ed Sheeran joins Eminem for a drug and alcohol-fuelled zany night out on the town. Undeniably catchy, when you pair the comedic storytelling with the song’s obvious commercial potential you’d not be laughed at for thinking it was a D12 record, especially after the group’s main jokester, Bizarre makes a cameo on the intro.

Quotable: ‘Drivin’ around, I said, ‘Let’s pull over,’ she said, ‘No problemo/ Windows are dark tint, roll up the car windows’/ Monte Carlo in park, bumpin’ Bizarre’s demo/ Gettin’ head in the bucket, Marshmello.’

6. In Too Deep

Like a rap version of Usher’s One Day You’ll Be Mine, Em slows things down as he dives deep into infidelity, the confusion of being in love with two women and how uncomfortable relationships can sometimes become. As the grass looks greener on the other side, Em recognises his singing voice and delivers an unexpectedly strong hook as his and Tim Suby’s low-tempo drum-driven backdrop scores the pain.

Quotable: ‘But it’s been a couple years since we been doin’ dirt/ You or my girl, don’t wanna see either of you get hurt/ But now the lines are getting super blurred/ Can’t tell if I’m cheating on her with you or cheating on you with her.’

7. Godzilla Feat. Juice WRLD

Featuring Juice WRLD’s first posthumous verse since his death back in December, the pair get wild and witty on what could so easily be pitched as a sequel to Kanye West’s 2010 hit, Monster. The beat sounds like it was made using the demonstration button on a Casio keyboard, but there’s no need to focus on the instrumental once Em goes full-on Rap God spitting at light speed and taking listeners off into another dimension. Stick with it until the end and you’ll hear comedian Chris ‘d elia gets a look in.

Quotable: ‘I’m just a product of Slick Rick and Onyx, told ’em lick the balls/ Had ’em just appalled at so many things that p****d ’em off/ It’s impossible to list ’em all/ And in the midst of all this/ I’m in a mental hospital with a crystal ball/ Tryna see, will I still be like this tomorrow?’

8. Darkness

Hard-hitting from the very first few lines, Eminem takes on the perspective of Las Vegas festival shooter, Stephen Paddock. While it could also be a metaphor for his own anxiety issues, Em’s poignant lyrics are more about shining a light on America’s ongoing gun problems than anything else. Not always the bad guy, as some might think, Em brings awareness to an issue long debated in courts all over the United States while Royce Da 5’ 9” flips Simon & Garfunkel’s The Sounds of Silence for the backdrop.

Quotable: ‘But it’s only the opening act, it’s early, don’t overreact/ Then something told me relax/ And just hope for the show to be packed/ Don’t wanna hit the stage before they fill each row to the max/ ‘Cause that’d be totally wack/ You can’t murder a show nobody’s at.’

9. Leaving Heaven Feat Skylar Grey

Not the strongest track on the album, it does however have a stadium feel to it which might help with its shelf life – thanks mostly to Skylar Grey’s soaring vocals on the chorus. Acting more like a therapy for Em as he takes shots at his deceased father, he also revisits his run-ins with high school bully Di Angelo Bailey over a clunky backdrop that sounds like it could come to a raging halt at any moment, making it a tough listen for fans.

Quotable: ‘Five dozen, flies buzzin’ over your head/ Call me the Grim Reaper, sleep is my cousin/ You’re dead to me now and I’ma be the last face you see/ ‘Fore you die cussin’ (Yep).’

10. Yah Yah Feat. Royce Da 5’9”, Black Thought, Q-Tip & Denaun Porter

Em takes it back to the 90s this time around. Assembling an Avengers-type posse, he recruits some of the best spitters in the game to attack the neck-snapping beat. As each MC goes bar for bar, this is one of those moments where the rewind button comes in handy in order to assess who had the best verse. Verdict? Black Thought won by a landslide. An alien on the mic, he deserves all the props he can get for what he did to this one. It’s a shame that Busta Rhymes didn’t get a call being Denaun flipped his 1996 Woo Hah!! Got You All in Check for the instrumental.

Quotable: ‘Live at the edge of darkness and light/ One phone call, my youngins takin’ flight/ You a bark b***h, and never bite, long kiss goodnight/ I stay heated, my people in the place needed/ If you ain’t standin’ up for yourself, then stay seated.’

11. Step Dad (Intro)

Acting as a break between the first and second half of the album, listeners are subject to a child (presumably a young Eminem) being beaten by their stepdad. It also acts as an introduction for the next track.

12. Step Dad

Em has never been one to hold back when addressing his family life, although he and his mother appear to have called a truce as of late, so it’s no surprise to hear him on an Alchemist beat offloading a ton of anger and resentment aimed at his stepfather. Once again sounding like a dose of therapy, it’s hard to tell which accounts are fact and which are fiction being that Em obviously has a fantasy about killing his stepfather. No doubt this, like much of his early work, will speak to those kids who are experiencing issues with their own step-parents.

Quotable: ‘I’m talkin’ euthanasia, like kids in Taiwan/ This f****n’ s**t’s like Saigon (Saigon)/ Neighbours called police on him/ So many battery charges, this dude’s like lithium ion.’

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13. Marsh

Adopting the alter ego of an otherworldly being, this extraterrestrial rapid-fire banger hears Em take a leaf out of Lil Wayne’s book, the self-proclaimed E.T.. While it’s nothing too special sonically, it does hear Em have a swipe at Travis Scott on the hook mimicking his ‘It’s lit’ catchphrase as a layer of autotune is added to his voice. He also takes time to salute some legends: ‘I’m a stan of Redman, X-Clan and I’m a Treach fan”.

Quotable: ‘Puddles are forming, I hear somebody’s voice/ In my head, say it’s still a dream/ Then he said kill emcees/ Trippie Redd, with pills and lean/ Sipping meds in the limousine/ Getting head, guillotine.’

14. Never Love Again

Probably one of the album’s main highlights, this clever take on Common’s I Used To Love H.E.R. hears Em, over an oddly soothing slice of Dr Dre-led production, switch his love interest metaphor from Hip Hop to drugs. But he’s fighting to get rid of her, he can’t do it anymore. Having now been sober for 11 years, he doesn’t want to love the thing that was once killing him. Could it also be about ex-wife Kim or another potential love interest? Sure, it could be that too, but it’s made apparent at the end that the main focal point are the drugs when he flushes them down the toilet.

Quotable: ‘I can only take so much of you all at one time/ Because too much of you’s just too much to swallow sometimes/ Gotta take you in doses, but when you’re not at my side/ I shake in convulsions, separation anxiety ’cause we may be the closest.’

15. Little Engine

Opening with another Alfred Hitchcock sample, this is one of the more twisted records on the album. Jam-packed with shock and awe moments, listeners are invited into the dark side of Em’s brain. As he maneuvers his way through the contorted wails of the beat, one minute he’s heard talking to who he thinks is God, the next he’s referencing the Manson murders and the murder of Sharon Tate. You might need to take a motion sickness pill before listening to this one.

Quotable: ‘Much as I fight to restrain/ I have the right to remain violent/ Any rhyme that I say can and will be used against you/ Icicle veins, mics will get slain/ Life it will strangle you with bicycle chain/ You’re gonna have to come identify the remains.’

16. Lock It Up Feat. Anderson .Paak

Truth be told this sounds like a record made for Anderson .Paak’s album and Em decided to highjack it. Walking with a newfound swag, Em’s self-confidence is at an all-time high as he feels he’s better than the rest of the competition. As he steps close to the edge of obscurity he’s reminded of why he raps and swiftly regains his footing, and as quickly as the stumble turns into a walk, the walk turns into a strut and you get exactly what you hope for from an Eminem record produced by Dr. Dre featuring Anderson .Paak.

Quotable: ‘And I put the game on the pill (Yeah)/ Now my Shady babies are all stillborns/ Meaning abortions that live ’cause they were still born/ I can heal ’em with Neosporin.’

17. Farewell

A car wreck from the moment it first comes on, whoever told Eminem it would be a good idea for him to sample Serani’s No Games needs to be shown the door. Throwing the album off by going so far left that ends up sounding like it was cut for Revival, the title couldn’t be more fitting if it tried. Goodbye!

Quotable: ‘Yeah, but we’re so insane about each other/ May take the same route and way out as Junior Seau/ Break out Berettas lay down in bed and blow our brains out together/ Who knows how it’s gonna play out?’

18. No Regrets Feat. Don Toliver

Arguably the most retrospective moment on the album, Em admits that his ego sometimes gets the better of him, especially when it comes to beefing with other rappers. Addressing past feuds with Tyler the Creator, Machine Gun Kelly and Nick Cannon, as well as his own upbringing and the things that make him who he is, Em sits comfortably in pocket as the guitar riff gently kisses the D.A. Doman beat and Don Toliver delivers an affecting hook.

Quotable: ‘They talk about my daughters hopin’ I fly off of the handle/ ‘Cause my first thought is to trample and write a thousand bars/ But sometimes it’s like dropping’ an anvil on a house of cards.’

19. I Will Feat. Royce Da 5’9”, KXNG Crooked & Joell Ortiz

An explosive lesson in lyricism, Slaughterhouse – minus Joe Budden who Em famously had beef with – join the rapper for an all-out lyrical assault that demands you use that rewind button once more. Whether it’s Royce, KXNG Crooked, Joell Ortiz or Em, each of them go for the gut with their sharp tongues and powerful wit. Em has a dig at Lord Jamar (‘I’m more than you bargained for and I am far more worse/ Than a fourty-some bar Lord Jamar verse’) while Royce cleverly highlights how long he’s been studying Hip Hop (‘Student of the game pre-Kane, you n***** Post Malone’).

Quotable: ‘Word to Method Man/ She heard some Wu-Tang coming from towards the patio/ She was like, ‘What the heck was that?’/ She went to check on the noise and go inspect the deck/ Then I jumped out with a sword and yelled, “Protect your neck”).’

20. Alfred (Outro)

Sampling Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘The Hour of Parting’, this creepy outro ties up the album, telling listeners: ‘If you haven’t been murdered, I can only say/ Better luck next time.’

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Naomi Campbell moves in circles full of genetically-blessed people, so of course her mate is incredibly good-looking.

The original Nineties supermodel went for a stroll in Beverly Hills on Friday with a male companion who boasted extraordinary bone structure.

We’re not quite sure who this dish is, but the two seemed to be having a cracking time as they walked down the street; laughing and chatting away like nobody’s business.

Naomi – who was previously linked to Liam Payne – looked typically fantastic in a pair of cropped trousers teamed with a shearling jacket and high-top trainers.

She finished off the look with giant tortoiseshell sunglasses because fashion.

The 49-year-old has been pretty vocal of late, especially about the royal family.

Naomi had her say on Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle’s decision to step back from senior royal duties (spoiler: she’s all for it).

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced last week that they would be stepping down from royal duties and splitting their time between the UK and US to raise their son, Archie.

Despite the backlash this decision has caused, Naomi is firmly Team Harry and Meghan, telling PA: ‘I support them whatever.’

The 49-year-old previously publically supported Meghan, 38, when she told The Guardian in November: ‘I don’t know how Meghan Markle deals with this [press scrutiny] and I’m really glad she’s taken action to defend herself.’

‘When I heard [she was taking legal action], I was like “Bravo. Good for her,”‘ added Naomi.

Harry met with his grandmother Queen Elizabeth II, father Prince Charles and older brother Prince William on Monday to work out his and Meghan’s future plans.

The Queen said after their summit that while she is ‘entirely supportive’ of Harry and Meghan’s decision, she ‘would have preferred’ if the couple had kept their full-time royal duties.

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