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Scottish Sun
14-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Love Island's wildest and sexiest terrace moments – from iconic Ekin-Su crawl to Mimii's very awkward Ayo chat
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) LOVE Island always promises a rollercoaster of drama each season, but it also always delivers some steamy highlights. One of the hotspots for some of the show's steamiest moments and where the Islanders love to sneak away for some sneaky snogging, is the villa's infamous terrace. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 6 The Love Island villa terrace has seen some wild and steamy moments over the years Credit: ITV2 From Ekin-Su's dramatic crawl, to some steamy first kiss, the terrace has played host to some of the most dramatic moments on the ITV2 reality dating show. Joey's Secret 6 Former TOWIE star Joey Essex has been at the centre of a few himself Credit: ITV2 Last year, TOWIE star Joey Essex shocked viewers and co-stars alike when he revealed a secret about another couple in the villa. During the Couples Goals challenge will play out Joey whispered to the group: 'I know something no one knows here." The Essex lad was referring to the fact Mimii headed to the terrace for a secret rendezvous with Ayo Odukoya, asking Joey to send the footballer up there. At the time, she clambered on the floor of the iconic kissing spot so as to avoid being detected Ekin's crawl 6 Ekin-Su crawled onto the terrace to kiss Jay Credit: ITV2 In one of Love Island's most iconic moment, the now infamous clip of Ekin-Su crawling to meet Jay on the terrace has gone down in the show's history. During the series viewers were gutted when it seemed Ekin's head turned for a new arrival, beefcake, Jay Younger, despite her burgeoning romance with Davide. But the pivot led to hilarious scenes when Ekin crawled on all fours to meet Jay secretly on the terrace. When Davide found out, he fired off a now-iconic one-liner: 'You are a liar and an actress!' While Ekin's deceit proved to be the couple's demise, it cemented them separately as fan favourites and they proved unable to stay away from each other, going on to win the 2022 series. 6 But she eventually found her way back to Davide and they won the series Credit: Rex 6 Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jonathan Hordle/Shutterstock (13071275ci) Ekin-Su Culculoglu and Davide Sanclimenti 'Love Island: The Reunion' TV Show, Series 8, London, UK – 07 Aug 2022 Credit: Rex Toni's wannabe Ekin moment Love Island fans were completely obsessed as Toni recreated that iconic Ekin-Su moment earlier this month. She crawled across the terrace to speak to Harrison after the dramatic movie night twist on Friday's episode. Both Toni Laites and Harrison Solomon chose to recouple when they came back from Casa Amor. After the infamous ITV2 movie night twist, Toni admitted that she felt "exposed" when a clip played where she admitted to still liking Harrison. Later on Love Island, the footballer asked Toni to meet him on the terrace. He secretly snuck up to the balcony as he first crouched down behind the barrier to avoid being seen. When Toni arrived, she also crouched down and was seen to have crawled to her former couple partner. Together, the duo sat on the floor as Harrison lavished her with compliments. Joey's second shocker 6 Joey Essex's smooch with Jessy in last year's season Credit: ITV2 As if one huge scene-stealing moment was not enough for Joey, he also shared a racy moment on the villa's terrace. As his relationship with Grace hit the rocks, the reality TV veteran shared a kiss with Jessy after she chose to 'steal' him not long after arriving on the show. They tried to hide from the other Islanders as they locked lips. Yasmin's secret snog In the current Love Island series, raven-haired hottie Yasmin was whisked away to the Hideaway Terrace by a coupled-up Harry while all the Islanders watch on in shock. He confessed to enjoying kissing her and she insisted that they snog again. Islanders back in the garden speculate about what's going on, with Tommy trying to peek over by doing a handy pull-up in the gym.
Daily Mirror
15-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Lewis Hamilton's supermodel friend waved Canadian GP chequered flag a lap early
Winnie Harlow was left red-faced after she accidentally waved the chequered flag a lap early at the 2018 Canadian Grand Prix, leading to F1 bosses scrambling for a solution The Canadian Grand Prix continues to be a popular stop on the F1 calendar, with one particularly chaotic edition coming in 2018 when the chequered flag was waved prematurely. Last year it was Red Bull's Max Verstappen who emerged victorious in an adrenaline-fuelled, rain-soaked race following a tense five-car showdown. The current Formula One world champion secured a crucial lead as McLaren's Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri battled with George Russell and Lewis Hamilton trailing behind. Post-race, Verstappen labelled the action "crazy", while Norris described it as "chaos". However, this was a well-orchestrated affair compared to the 2018 Canadian Grand Prix, where model Winnie Harlow's early wave of the chequered flag caused havoc on the track and left F1 bosses scrambling for a solution. As F1 returns to Montreal, it'll be hard to replicate the bedlam that unfolded seven years ago. Flag waving has been a tradition for many celebrities over the years, with David Beckham, Serena Williams and Spider-Man actor Tom Holland all having their moment in the spotlight. Yet, no one has made quite the impression that America's Next Top Model alumna, Winnie Harlow - a friend of Hamilton - did back in May 2018. At a memorable Formula 1 race, the Victoria's Secret model unwittingly steered herself into the sport's annals – but not as she might have anticipated. Tasked with ending the 70-lap long haul, the 30-year-old, who was 28 at the time, was caught in a gargantuan gaffe when she unfurled the chequered flag prematurely on the 69th lap. This early display plunged Sebastian Vettel's last lap into disarray at the Grand Prix, prompting the German driver to urgently radio his team, urging them to clarify the mishap while he powered through the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve to complete the race properly. After the confusion, Harlow managed to wave the flag at the correct moment as Vettel sailed across the finish line, no doubt leaving F1 bosses biting their nails after the error. Rule 43.2 loomed over the event, highlighting the unintended power of an early flag to potentially decide the race's outcome. In a stroke of good luck, the racing order was preserved despite the flag faux pas, allowing all involved to exhale in collective relief. Reflecting on the nerve-wracking experience, Vettel admitted his post-race jitters: "Some of the marshals were already celebrating. I was just worried that people wouldn't jump on the track and start celebrating. We're still going at full pace." After the race, Harlow took to Instagram to explain the blunder to her followers, saying she was instructed to wave the chequered flag too soon. "WHEN THEY TELL YOU TO WAVE THE FLAG A LAP TOO EARLY! You had one job sir!!! Hahaha but so grateful everyone was safe today and no one got hurt from this," she posted. The late Charlie Whiting, who was the FIA race director at the time, later absolved Harlow of blame, confirming that she was told to wave the flag prematurely and it wasn't her fault. He detailed that the mix-up happened due to a miscommunication with a local Montreal official, who asked if it was the final lap but was misunderstood as confirming it, leading to the early end-of-race signal. Former F1 managing director Ross Brawn also came to Harlow's defence, commenting: "Winnie simply followed the instructions she was given and I want to apologise for the grief she received and thank her for supporting Formula 1." Despite the mishap being a red-faced moment for F1, Harlow wasn't the only celebrity to fumble the flag. At the 2002 Brazilian Grand Prix, football legend Pele was in the spotlight for missing Michael Schumacher's finish when he waved the flag while looking the other way.
Hindustan Times
25-05-2025
- Health
- Hindustan Times
Bella Hadid says it should be illegal to work during period, calls for 2-week menstrual leave
Supermodel Bella Hadid has made a statement, and not for a runway or pap look, but for a strong and honest take on menstrual health, calling it illegal to work on periods. In an interview with Vogue UK, Bella opened up about living with a range of menstrual conditions like endometriosis, PMDD, and PCOS. As a supermodel with hectic shoots and demanding schedules, she stays busy. But since she has chronic conditions like endometriosis and PMDD, it means that she often needs to push through excruciating pain and emotional distress. Bella reflected on her early modelling days, recalling how challenging they were. She also opened up about walking the runway while dealing with debilitating period pain and pushing through despite the struggle. She said, "I was like 17, 18 years old, not knowing or loving myself a hundred percent yet. I had just moved out of my parents' house and gone straight into a world where you have to stare in the mirror every single day. And we get our periods. You're shooting Victoria's Secret on your period, with endo. That should be illegal. I'm going to talk to the White House about it, because we should literally ban women working on the week of their period. And the week before, to be honest." Menstrual leave is already an ongoing and important discussion, with many advocating for workplace policies to accommodate leaves or work from home (WFH). A post shared by Bella 🦋 (@bellahadid) While two weeks may sound unusual to some, for Bella, who has been diagnosed with prominent menstrual health conditions like endometriosis, Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD), and PCOS, period pain and related symptoms can be much more intense and debilitating, not only during menstruation week but also in the week leading up to it. Not just Bella, many women go through the same. For the uninitiated, endometriosis is a chronic condition where tissue similar to the uterine lining grows outside of the uterus. This causes overwhelmingly acute period cramps, much worse than regular pain. Meanwhile, Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder is a much more severe form of PMS, or premenstrual syndrome. It typically involves extreme depression, anxiety, and mood swings in the weeks before the period. Both of these conditions intensify the menstrual experience as endometriosis causes intense physical pain during menstruation, while PMDD contributes to emotional distress in the week before. This explains why Bella, diagnosed with both conditions, strongly emphasised the need for taking two weeks off, not just during menstruation but also the week before. Bella's statement shows how period pain exists on a spectrum. The severity can also be influenced by chronic menstrual conditions, affecting not only the period week but the week before as well. When menstrual leave policies are discussed, it's important to understand that menstrual pain is not uniform for all, and conditions, including endometriosis and several others, also need to be taken into consideration. ALSO READ: Is it more than just menstrual cramps? 5 signs of endometriosis you can't ignore
The Age
15-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Age
‘Tasmanian royalty' rules the Jordan Gogos runway
Rather than pander to celebrities, or have to pay them, designers at Australian Fashion Week in Sydney are enlisting high-profile friends to promote their shows. Celebrity cookbook writer Nigella Lawson looked on at Lee Mathews, while television personality Melissa Leong walked in Gary Bigeni's show. Radio host Carrie Bickmore sat front row at Aje and former Victoria's Secret model Jessica Hart walked the runway for Bianca Spender. The enfant terrible of fashion week Jordan Gogos aimed higher, summoning the couple often referred to as the closest thing to royalty in Tasmania, excluding Queen Mary of Denmark. David Walsh the founder and owner of the Museum of Old and New Art in Hobart, dressed in Gogos's label Iordanes Spyridon Gogos to watch his wife Kirsha Kaechele model on the runway from the front row. 'It just made total sense for me because Kirsha is so theatrical, and she's got so many ideas,' says Gogos, a fan of Kaechele's creative defence of the male-free status of the controversial Ladies Lounge at Mona. At the Tasmanian Civil and Administrative Tribunal last March, Kaechele was inspired by Robert Palmer's 1980s music video Simply Irresistible to perform silent choreography alongside a group of performers in navy suits, red lipstick and pearls. For Gogos, Kaechele shimmied down the Carriageworks runway in a multicoloured coat dress with neon-trimmed knee-high spats, stopping in front of Walsh for more elaborate dance moves. 'I feel that everything she throws herself into from the deep end is authentic,' Gogos says. 'Also they've been collecting a bit of my stuff.' Gogos manipulates fibres into one-off creations for the Sotheby's crowd rather than the Shein set. Even his runway shows are art, with stiff patchwork pieces and rough quilting, giving the impression of a Muppet Show reboot with classical motifs ran by an alternative art collective. 'I was on the treadmill earlier wondering how I got into this vortex and feeling the excitement of being a part of this,' says Gogos, who made his fashion week debut in 2020. 'I remember seeing the fashion week schedule in 2019, the year before my first show, and thinking that there was a space for this. There was a space for what I do.'
Sydney Morning Herald
15-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Sydney Morning Herald
‘Tasmanian royalty' rules the Jordan Gogos runway
Rather than pander to celebrities, or have to pay them, designers at Australian Fashion Week in Sydney are enlisting high-profile friends to promote their shows. Celebrity cookbook writer Nigella Lawson looked on at Lee Mathews, while television personality Melissa Leong walked in Gary Bigeni's show. Radio host Carrie Bickmore sat front row at Aje and former Victoria's Secret model Jessica Hart walked the runway for Bianca Spender. The enfant terrible of fashion week Jordan Gogos aimed higher, summoning the couple often referred to as the closest thing to royalty in Tasmania, excluding Queen Mary of Denmark. David Walsh the founder and owner of the Museum of Old and New Art in Hobart, dressed in Gogos's label Iordanes Spyridon Gogos to watch his wife Kirsha Kaechele model on the runway from the front row. 'It just made total sense for me because Kirsha is so theatrical, and she's got so many ideas,' says Gogos, a fan of Kaechele's creative defence of the male-free status of the controversial Ladies Lounge at Mona. At the Tasmanian Civil and Administrative Tribunal last March, Kaechele was inspired by Robert Palmer's 1980s music video Simply Irresistible to perform silent choreography alongside a group of performers in navy suits, red lipstick and pearls. For Gogos, Kaechele shimmied down the Carriageworks runway in a multicoloured coat dress with neon-trimmed knee-high spats, stopping in front of Walsh for more elaborate dance moves. 'I feel that everything she throws herself into from the deep end is authentic,' Gogos says. 'Also they've been collecting a bit of my stuff.' Gogos manipulates fibres into one-off creations for the Sotheby's crowd rather than the Shein set. Even his runway shows are art, with stiff patchwork pieces and rough quilting, giving the impression of a Muppet Show reboot with classical motifs ran by an alternative art collective. 'I was on the treadmill earlier wondering how I got into this vortex and feeling the excitement of being a part of this,' says Gogos, who made his fashion week debut in 2020. 'I remember seeing the fashion week schedule in 2019, the year before my first show, and thinking that there was a space for this. There was a space for what I do.'
