Brandi Glanville Sparks Concern With New Selfie on Social Media
Sunday, 8 December 2024 () Brandi Glanville has left her fans concerned and puzzled after sharing a selfie of herself with a very cryptic caption. The former 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' alum took to X (formally Twitter) on Saturday where she posted a selfie of herself…
Brandi Glanville is turning to Dr. Terry Dubrow as she searches for a way to repair her face ... the two connected over the weekend and Terry's got a plan of.. TMZ.com
Brandi Glanville's willing to take whatever help she can get when it comes to her face ... saying she's got no beef with Dr. Terry Dubrow -- and, she's actually.. TMZ.com
Dr. Terry Dubrow is shutting down Brandi Glanville’s claims that a parasite is messing with her face ... telling us it’s definitely something that’s made.. TMZ.com
In a world-first move, Australia has passed a law banning children under the age of 16 from using social media platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook. The law, which was approved by parliament with bipartisan support, aims to protect kids from the harmful effects of online content, including body image issues and cyberbullying. But the legislation has sparked mixed reactions across the nation, with some applauding the government's commitment to child safety, while others question how it will be enforced and if it infringes on personal freedoms. Is this bold new law the right solution or an overreach?
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Sunday, 8 December 2024 ()
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