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'I'm removing ribs to make my waist even smaller - girls are jealous of my body'
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Charlotte Tilbury warns against beauty dupes - 'they steal from your skincare'
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I'm A Celeb star to 'permanently replace Gregg Wallace on MasterChef'
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