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Naomi Campbell finally explains her relationship with Mohammed Al Turki as she shares gushing birthday tribute - after years of romance speculation
Naomi Campbell finally explains her relationship with Mohammed Al Turki as she shares gushing birthday tribute - after years of romance speculation

Daily Mail​

time04-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Daily Mail​

Naomi Campbell finally explains her relationship with Mohammed Al Turki as she shares gushing birthday tribute - after years of romance speculation

Naomi Campbell has finally explained her relationship with Mohammed Al Turki - after years of romance speculation. Over the years, fans have frequently called for the pair to get together, commenting on their many Instagram posts of each other, and predicting they would be 'the next IT couple'. However, the supermodel, 55, made steps to clarify their relationship as she took to Instagram on Thursday to share a gushing birthday tribute to the Saudi Arabian film producer as he turned 40. Alongside two snaps of the pair, including a photo of a bikini-clad Naomi embracing Mohammed, the beauty referred to her pal as her 'chosen family', before noting how much she cherishes their 'friendship and family-ship'. She penned: 'Happy birthday 40th birthday and turn around the sun to my chosen family @moalturki My Mo. 'I'm so proud of all that you've done, all that you're doing, and all that's ahead for you. I'm beyond excited for your next chapter and everything your future holds. Most of all, I'm deeply grateful to have you in my life. 'I wish you joy, health, love, and every blessing this year and beyond. I know this next season is going to be filled with incredible things, and I can't wait for the world to see it all unfold. 'We love you so much, Uncle Mo. I truly cherish our friendship—and our family-ship.' The pair have been friends for several years, after Mohammed first shared a snap with the superstar on his Instagram back in 2021. They have been fixtures at each other's sides at many events since, including last year's BAFTA's, Cannes film festival, Paris Fashion Week in 2022 and 2023 and several exclusive parties, like Edward Enninful 's birthday bash. Mohammed and Naomi have even jetted off on holiday together, with the pair soaking up the sun in Ibiza last year, while in April, they enjoyed a break to the Maldives alongside Naomi's children and pal Natasha Poly. Naomi and Mohammed have been seen to be firm friends for several years and made their first public appearance together in in December 2021 at the Red Sea film festival, linking arms as they arrived together. At a special birthday event held for Naomi in France in 2023, Mohammed was seen sat right by the birthday girl for the evening. The Sun reported that the pair have become even closer around the time as Naomi had spent time with Mohammed in the Middle East, claiming they appear to have 'a spark'. Alongside two snaps of the pair, the beauty referred to her pal as her 'chosen family', before noting how much she cherishes their 'friendship and family-ship' A source told the publication: 'Naomi is very selective with who she spends time with and she has become close to Mohammed. 'They bonded over their love of fashion and art and have a lot of mutual friends. Naomi has been in Dubai with him and she seems to be the happiest she has ever been. 'They spend a lot of time together and there appears to be a spark between them, even if it is just a friendship at this point.' The speculation was further fuelled after Naomi set tongues wagging over her relationship status as she sported a giant diamond on her ring finger for the third time. She was seen sporting the sparkling new accessory at former British Vogue editor Edward's 52nd birthday at The Dorchester Hotel's restaurant China Tang in London last year. However, months later, a friend of Naomi denied any romance, telling the Mail: 'It isn't a romance - all her friends know that he is actually in love with another model and in a settled relationship with them. Naomi is single and focuses on her children and her sobriety.' The British star was previously engaged to U2 bassist Adam Clayton in 1993, and was then also engaged to Italian businessman Flavio Briatore before they split in 2002. Naomi was last in a relationship with rapper Skepta in 2018 but enjoyed a fling with One Direction's Liam Payne the following year. She has also enjoyed high-profile relationships with the likes of Diddy, Robert De Niro, Gerard Butler, Terrence Howard, Mike Tyson and Russian billionaire Vladislav Doronin over the years. Although she is notoriously private about her love life, the star has previously stated she is 'on good terms' with her exes and is not known to be dating anyone at present. In a rare interview about her love life in 2021, Naomi said: 'The sacrifice is really finding that soulmate who will understand you.

Romeo Tan on turning 40, 15 years in showbiz, growing up and learning to love himself
Romeo Tan on turning 40, 15 years in showbiz, growing up and learning to love himself

CNA

time03-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • CNA

Romeo Tan on turning 40, 15 years in showbiz, growing up and learning to love himself

It was exactly 15 years ago that a shirtless Romeo Tan shimmied across the Star Search stage, straight onto Singapore screens. Since then, viewers have watched him grow from a young, aspiring actor who was all wide eyes and chiselled abdominals, to a bona fide leading man, most recently making audiences love to hate him as a villainous schemer in Peranakan-themed period drama Emerald Hill. 2025 is a milestone year for Tan. Not only does he celebrate his 15th anniversary of being in showbiz – 20, if you count the years before Star Search when he played bit roles as a part-time actor – he also marks his 40th birthday. So, it's a significant year, if you enjoy the mathematical perfection of round numbers, as we do. That's not all – at the upcoming Star Awards on Jul 6, he's also a shoo-in to win his 10th Top 10 Most Popular Male Artistes trophy, cementing his All-Time Favourite Artiste coronation next year (barring any major upsets, of course. Knock on wood). But, Tan looked mildly bewildered when we bandied these numbers about over iced Americanos in a cosy suite at The Standard, Singapore. Turns out, they don't really mean a whole lot to him. 'I'm not sure why, but I still feel I'm very young and I still feel I'm very new to this whole thing,' he said, self-deprecatingly. 'Every time I receive a new drama, a new role, it's like hitting the reset button. There are a lot of new things to learn, and I have a lot of flaws to overcome still. I feel that I can do better. I'm always on a journey of learning new things.' THE BIG 4-0 One of the new things he's learning is how to build terrariums and paludariums. What's a paludarium? It includes water features and live animals, he gushed. It's a hobby that his 20-year-old self, who favoured going to the KTV for karaoke with his friends, would probably have looked askance at, he laughed. New and arguably more 'uncle' pastimes aside, hitting his 40s didn't bring any sort of crisis, midlife or otherwise. He did not, in fact, buy a fancy sports car. 'Because I spent all my money on my condominium,' he chuckled. For his big 4-0 celebration in April, 'I had a very good celebration with just close friends. That's all I need.' He had a 'childish' Tom And Jerry themed party with his friends from secondary school, a gathering with his celebrity colleagues, a meal with his family and a surprise party at a hotel thrown by his travel buddies. View this post on Instagram A post shared by R O M E O T A N (@romeotan) Other than that, being 40 feels much the same as being 39. 'I'm actually not a very outgoing person,' he confessed. 'I don't like to hang out with my friends too much, except for special occasions. I don't drink that much, except for social occasions. I'm very happy just staying at home with my dogs and my Netflix.' Terrariums, photography and his dog, 12-year-old Tigger, are what fulfil him outside of work. "I think having a dog changed my personality a lot. Sometimes, you feel very jaded by human nature. So, whenever I feel tired, I just switch to all the animals that fill my social media feed!' On the work front, though, he does have a new resolution. 'I told myself to take it slowly and not get paranoid over things,' he confided, sharing that he used to be quite the overthinker. 'I'd ask myself why I didn't get this, or why I wasn't doing that. In showbiz, you start to compare yourself to your peers. 'Now that I'm 40 years old, I think that I want to be more chill. That's the aim I've given myself.' He mused, 'It might take a few years for me to actually transition to being more of a relaxed person. I just want to take it slow and enjoy life. Of course, career is important, but I think what's more important is my life with my family and friends, and travel.' WHEREFORE ART THOU ROMEO Looking back at his journey in showbiz, it's actually been a parallel journey of learning to accept and love himself. As a child, he dreamt of becoming an actor when he grew up. But, 'I was fat back then, so I had very low self-esteem,' he said. It didn't help that his parents had named him Romeo – not, in fact, after the Shakespearean character, but after the car, which made no difference to the schoolmates who teased him. At one point, he even told his parents that he wanted to change his name. An aunt said that since his two brothers also had names the first syllable of which were 'Ro', she had a brilliant idea for his new name: 'Rocket'. 'When I heard that, I said, 'I think I'll stick to Romeo.' From where he is today, 'I would give myself a pat on the shoulder and say, 'Well done – from an ugly, fat pig, to who you are right now,' he said. In the past 10 years especially, 'I've gotten to know myself better and to be in a very comfortable state.' And, 'I think my biggest achievement so far is to give a lot of support and be a role model to many others,' he said, especially for supporters who struggle with their own weight or dream of achieving big things. 'Sometimes, I receive message on Instagram saying, 'I was fat back then, too, but I want to be like you. And, some part-time actors and extras say that as well, because we all want to fulfil this dream of being a good actor. 'Romeo was also a part-time extra back then, so if he can do it, why not?'' Because he was once in their shoes, 'I feel the pain on set whenever I see a part-time actor being scolded by a director for things they don't know. I've been there, done that. So, I go and have a small chat with them and say, 'Hey, don't worry. You're doing fine. Just focus a little bit more and ignore all the noise.'' Having worked his way up from extra to supporting and then to leading roles has made him 'more grounded' and 'sensitive to people around me', he opined. 'Zooming out, it's been a dream come true. Maybe people might compare me to other actors and say, 'You've not gotten a Best Actor award yet.' It's okay. In my own pace, within my limitations, I feel that I've achieved more than I could have. Because, if I wasn't in showbiz, I really don't know what work I would be doing or what kind of lifestyle I would be leading.' ZERO TO HERO AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN In secondary school, to earn extra pocket money, Tan took on his first job at McDonald's, clearing trays and cleaning toilets. His next job, before National Service, was fixing modems. He recalls casually admiring a chair in someone's home, only for the homeowner to say, ''Yeah, if you earn more money in the future, you can buy one'. That sentence, back then, made me feel so small,' he said. National Service resulted in his toned physique, and, after playing a bit part in the 2010 drama The Best Things In Life as Phyllis Quek's younger brother, veteran actor Chen Hanwei advised him to apply for the Star Search talent competition. 'When I filled in the application form, I told myself, 'If I can get into the top 40, I'll be very happy.' He eventually placed fourth. 'But, I was the first contestant to be given a role right after Star Search, so that's something memorable.' One career achievement he says he's proud of is having co-starred with 'all the 'Seven Princesses'' save for Fiona Xie, who bowed out of Mandarin dramas before he started out. Among the 'Eight Dukes', he believes he's the only one to have done so. Looking back at the time he was named one of the eight up-and-coming young actors to watch, 'It was really good exposure, but at the same time, there was a lot of comparison and competition,' he said. 'To constantly being compared – 'Who's doing well, who's doing better?' – was quite sick. But I feel that that period was when I forced myself to grow up and accept the reality that this is showbiz.' Negative feedback about his acting also affected him. 'I did quite badly in the period drama The Journey: Tumultuous Times,' he recalled. 'I had a crash course with a dialogue coach and I didn't have enough time to digest it, so when I delivered the lines, it seemed too forceful. That was my first time seeing so many negative comments. I took two or three months to get over it. And during those months, I even asked myself whether I should leave showbiz. Like, 'Maybe this is not meant for me'.' But, opportunities continued to come his way, and producers gave him their support and encouragement. The popularity awards came fast and furious, too. 'Yes, I think it's very hard to get so many awards in such a short span of time,' he acknowledged in agreement. Emerald Hill was a bit of a full-circle moment: Another period drama, but with vastly different results. 'I got a lot of good feedback. Recently, people have come up to me to say, 'Hey, I watched Emerald Hill and I really loved your character. And, on the plane, I've seen people watching Emerald Hill!' In his next project, he reunites with longtime screen partner Jeanette Aw for Highway To Somewhere, a drama about a couple who embark on a road trip to try to save their marriage. 'It's time for me to move on to do more mature roles,' he quipped. 'I've played a lot of boyfriends, wealthy young heirs, Mr Nice Guys.' So, it's on to the next challenge and full steam ahead, at least until his 50th birthday, lah.

Award Winning Actress, 41, Returns to 'EastEnders' After 20-Year Hiatus
Award Winning Actress, 41, Returns to 'EastEnders' After 20-Year Hiatus

Yahoo

time17-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Yahoo

Award Winning Actress, 41, Returns to 'EastEnders' After 20-Year Hiatus

Award Winning Actress, 41, Returns to 'EastEnders' After 20-Year Hiatus originally appeared on Parade. It's been twenty years since Michelle Ryan last appeared on EastEnders as the tragic heroine Zoe Slater, and now after years of speculation and fan theories, the beloved actress is making her long-awaited return. Ryan became a cultural icon as Zoe Slater during her original run, when her iconic maternity reveal became a catchphrase throughout the nation. On screen Zoe had been raised as one of the Slater sisters. After a year of build up Zoe and her 'sister' Kat got into an argument over Zoe's plans to live with their uncle Harry. Kat tells Zoe that she cannot leave, that she has to stay in Walfrod. In a moment that would go down in the soap opera history books Zoe responds 'You can't tell me what to do, you ain't my mother.' To which Kat screams back 'YES I AM!' Now twenty years since her first appearance, Ryan has returned to EastEnders as Ben Wadey, the newest showrunner, era of the series begins. Earlier this year Ryan sparked speculation on her return when she, seemingly randomly, posted two photos of her original time on EastEnders along with the following caption 'I was just sent these two photos from the square that were taken when I was 17/18, that's early 2000's! They were actually never used for cards to be signed (although I'm being told that some people have them, 🤦🏻‍♀️ I didn't realise).Wishing everyone on the square a very Happy 40th Birthday! What an achievement for a show to run for that long!Many great memories. Congratulations to everyone 🥂🎈🎂 (Don't read into the song chosen, it's playing in the cafe) 😂😂' Fans quickly began speculating in the comments, one saying, 'It's brewing Michelle, the nation wants Zoe back. Jessie & Lacey want you back. Please say you would bring Zoe back we have been waiting 20 years 😂 Zoe is so iconic and that's down to how great you are of an actress that we are all waiting for for her to storm in to the Vic and go 'alright Kat, long time no see' 😂', with a second adding, 'Of all eastenders characters who've came and gone you're the one I'd hope to return the most! What an iconic return it would be❤️' Since leaving EastEnders, Ryan has appeared in numerous series including, Jekyll, Bionic Woman, Merlin, Doctor Who, Covert Affairs, and more. EastEnders streams Monday through Thursday's on BBC One in the UK and on Britbox in the USA. Award Winning Actress, 41, Returns to 'EastEnders' After 20-Year Hiatus first appeared on Parade on Jun 16, 2025 This story was originally reported by Parade on Jun 16, 2025, where it first appeared.

Trex Takes on Real Life in New "Trex Vs" Ad Campaign
Trex Takes on Real Life in New "Trex Vs" Ad Campaign

Yahoo

time29-05-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

Trex Takes on Real Life in New "Trex Vs" Ad Campaign

New Tagline and Creative Concepts Highlight Premium Performance of Trex® Products WINCHESTER, Va., May 29, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--From high heels and skateboards to cartwheels and fish scales, the latest advertising campaign from Trex [NYSE:TREX], the world's #1 brand of composite decking and residential railing, highlights a new era of outdoor resilience. Aptly titled "Trex Vs," the series of commercial spots and digital concepts showcases how the brand's Performance-Engineered™ decking and railing enhance and stand up to everyday life. Created by Nashville-based BUNTIN, the "Trex Vs" campaign introduces a new tagline for the brand – moving from "Engineering What's Next in Outdoor Living™" to "Performance Engineered for Your Life Outdoors™" – and includes the first-ever broadcast work dedicated to promoting Trex railings. All of the creative concepts reinforce the message that no matter what life may throw at your deck, Trex products deliver durability, resilience and pristine beauty. "Trex decking and railing are designed to not only beautify but to also support real life," said Jodi Lee, Senior Vice President of Marketing for Trex Company. "From birthday parties to sports practice, this new campaign gets to the heart of what differentiates Trex by showcasing how our products become an integral and trusted part of people's lives and homes." Among the main commercials in the campaign is a spot titled "40th Birthday," which shows how Trex decking and railing can withstand everything from dance moves and dropped burgers to the impact of popped champagne corks. In another, called "Regionals," Trex railing serves as a practice balance beam for a young gymnast preparing for her next competition. Other creative concepts feature Trex decking and railings beautifully enduring the rolling and stopping of kids on skateboards; flailing hooks, splashing and flopping fish during an afternoon of angling; and the thrills (and spills) of a children's tea party. "With this next chapter of the Trex brand, we wanted to lean into real-world moments to showcase where the performance truly shines," said Steve Chavez, EVP/Managing Partner, Chief Creative Officer at BUNTIN. "These spots bring a fresh, bold energy to the brand proving that Trex isn't just built to last – it's built for life with all its unpredictability, excitement and celebrations." Since first inventing the category of composite decking more than 30 years ago, Trex has remained an industry leader in innovation launching revolutionary products like Trex Transcend® decking, which introduced the brand's exclusive high-performance shell. Now available across the brand's entire portfolio, this ultra-durable shell makes Trex decking highly resistant to staining, scratching and mold*, easy to maintain, and fully submersible for dock and marine applications. Over the years, Trex has also launched products like Signature® decking, which features the industry's most authentic wood aesthetics to date, along with deck boards specially engineered to resist fire and flame spread. Most recently, the company introduced SunComfortable™, a heat-mitigating technology engineered into the shell of select Trex deck boards to reflect the sun's rays, keeping the surface cooler** underfoot than standard composite offerings of a similar color. Additionally, the brand offers the industry's most comprehensive selection of deck railings ranging from composite offerings to steel, aluminum, cable and glass systems that pair seamlessly with Trex decking, allowing builders and homeowners to create safe, stylish and enduring outdoor spaces. "Trex has always been a leader when it comes to performance innovation and this new ad campaign celebrates that legacy and the peace of mind our products offer to consumers," added Lee. "We're excited for the world to see the real, battle-tested ability of our products to stand up to life's moments – big and small." Now live, the omni-channel "Trex Vs" campaign includes broadcast, website, digital, and paid and organic social channels. For more information, visit *For details, see Trex's Limited Warranty at **Although Trex® SunComfortable™ products are engineered to be cooler, they can still get hot to the touch when direct sunlight and high temperatures converge for extended periods of time. On such days, care should be taken. About Trex Company For more than 30 years, Trex Company [NYSE: TREX] has invented, reinvented and defined the composite decking category. Today, the company is the world's #1 brand of sustainably made wood-alternative decking, and residential railing, as well as a leader in high performance, low-maintenance outdoor living products. The undisputed global leader, Trex boasts the industry's strongest distribution network with products sold through more than 6,700 retail outlets across six continents. Through strategic licensing agreements, the company offers a comprehensive outdoor living portfolio that includes deck drainage, flashing tapes, LED lighting, outdoor kitchen components, pergolas, spiral stairs, fencing, lattice, cornhole and outdoor furniture – all marketed under the Trex® brand. Based in Winchester, Va., Trex is proud to have been named America's Most Trusted® Outdoor Decking^ 5 Years in a Row (2021-2025). The company also holds a place on Barron's list of the 100 Most Sustainable U.S. Companies (2024 and 2025), was named one of America's Most Responsible Companies 2024 by Newsweek, ranked as one of the 100 Best ESG Companies by Investor's Business Daily, and named the Sustainable Brand Leader in the decking category by Green Builder Media for the 15th consecutive year. For more information, visit You may also follow Trex on Facebook (trexcompany), Instagram (trexcompany), X (Trex_Company), LinkedIn (trex-company), TikTok (trexcompany), Pinterest (trexcompany) and Houzz (trex-company-inc), or view product and demonstration videos on the brand's YouTube channel (TheTrexCo). ^2021-2025 DISCLAIMER: Trex received the highest numerical score in the proprietary Lifestory Research 2021-2025 America's Most Trusted® Outdoor Decking studies. Study results are based on the experiences and perceptions of people surveyed. Your experiences may vary. Visit About BUNTIN BUNTIN is a full-service advertising agency that uses Brand Conviction to achieve disproportionate business results for clients. Services include Strategy, Creative, Media Planning & Buying, Digital, Social, and Data & Analytics. Headquartered in Nashville, BUNTIN is among the leading independent agencies and an ADWEEK-recognized "Top U.S. Shop." In addition to its work with corporate clients, the agency operates a cause-branding division called AdHope that assists organizations in maximizing their social value through "great work that does good in our world." To learn more, visit or @TheBuntinGroup on Instagram and LinkedIn. View source version on Contacts Corinne RacineL.C. Williams & Associates312-565-4604cracine@ Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data

Trex Takes on Real Life in New 'Trex Vs' Ad Campaign
Trex Takes on Real Life in New 'Trex Vs' Ad Campaign

Business Wire

time29-05-2025

  • Business
  • Business Wire

Trex Takes on Real Life in New 'Trex Vs' Ad Campaign

WINCHESTER, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--From high heels and skateboards to cartwheels and fish scales, the latest advertising campaign from Trex [NYSE:TREX], the world's #1 brand of composite decking and residential railing, highlights a new era of outdoor resilience. Aptly titled 'Trex Vs,' the series of commercial spots and digital concepts showcases how the brand's Performance-Engineered ™ decking and railing enhance and stand up to everyday life. Created by Nashville-based BUNTIN, the 'Trex Vs' campaign introduces a new tagline for the brand – moving from 'Engineering What's Next in Outdoor Living ™ ' to 'Performance Engineered for Your Life Outdoors ™ ' – and includes the first-ever broadcast work dedicated to promoting Trex railings. All of the creative concepts reinforce the message that no matter what life may throw at your deck, Trex products deliver durability, resilience and pristine beauty. 'Trex decking and railing are designed to not only beautify but to also support real life,' said Jodi Lee, Senior Vice President of Marketing for Trex Company. 'From birthday parties to sports practice, this new campaign gets to the heart of what differentiates Trex by showcasing how our products become an integral and trusted part of people's lives and homes.' Among the main commercials in the campaign is a spot titled '40th Birthday,' which shows how Trex decking and railing can withstand everything from dance moves and dropped burgers to the impact of popped champagne corks. In another, called 'Regionals,' Trex railing serves as a practice balance beam for a young gymnast preparing for her next competition. Other creative concepts feature Trex decking and railings beautifully enduring the rolling and stopping of kids on skateboards; flailing hooks, splashing and flopping fish during an afternoon of angling; and the thrills (and spills) of a children's tea party. "With this next chapter of the Trex brand, we wanted to lean into real-world moments to showcase where the performance truly shines,' said Steve Chavez, EVP/Managing Partner, Chief Creative Officer at BUNTIN. 'These spots bring a fresh, bold energy to the brand proving that Trex isn't just built to last – it's built for life with all its unpredictability, excitement and celebrations.' Since first inventing the category of composite decking more than 30 years ago, Trex has remained an industry leader in innovation launching revolutionary products like Trex Transcend ® decking, which introduced the brand's exclusive high-performance shell. Now available across the brand's entire portfolio, this ultra-durable shell makes Trex decking highly resistant to staining, scratching and mold*, easy to maintain, and fully submersible for dock and marine applications. Over the years, Trex has also launched products like Signature ® decking, which features the industry's most authentic wood aesthetics to date, along with deck boards specially engineered to resist fire and flame spread. Most recently, the company introduced SunComfortable ™, a heat-mitigating technology engineered into the shell of select Trex deck boards to reflect the sun's rays, keeping the surface cooler** underfoot than standard composite offerings of a similar color. Additionally, the brand offers the industry's most comprehensive selection of deck railings ranging from composite offerings to steel, aluminum, cable and glass systems that pair seamlessly with Trex decking, allowing builders and homeowners to create safe, stylish and enduring outdoor spaces. 'Trex has always been a leader when it comes to performance innovation and this new ad campaign celebrates that legacy and the peace of mind our products offer to consumers,' added Lee. 'We're excited for the world to see the real, battle-tested ability of our products to stand up to life's moments – big and small.' Now live, the omni-channel 'Trex Vs' campaign includes broadcast, website, digital, and paid and organic social channels. For more information, visit *For details, see Trex's Limited Warranty at **Although Trex ® SunComfortable ™ products are engineered to be cooler, they can still get hot to the touch when direct sunlight and high temperatures converge for extended periods of time. On such days, care should be taken. About Trex Company For more than 30 years, Trex Company [NYSE: TREX] has invented, reinvented and defined the composite decking category. Today, the company is the world's #1 brand of sustainably made wood-alternative decking, and residential railing, as well as a leader in high performance, low-maintenance outdoor living products. The undisputed global leader, Trex boasts the industry's strongest distribution network with products sold through more than 6,700 retail outlets across six continents. Through strategic licensing agreements, the company offers a comprehensive outdoor living portfolio that includes deck drainage, flashing tapes, LED lighting, outdoor kitchen components, pergolas, spiral stairs, fencing, lattice, cornhole and outdoor furniture – all marketed under the Trex ® brand. Based in Winchester, Va., Trex is proud to have been named America's Most Trusted ® Outdoor Decking ^ 5 Years in a Row (2021-2025). The company also holds a place on Barron's list of the 100 Most Sustainable U.S. Companies (2024 and 2025), was named one of America's Most Responsible Companies 2024 by Newsweek, ranked as one of the 100 Best ESG Companies by Investor's Business Daily, and named the Sustainable Brand Leader in the decking category by Green Builder Media for the 15 th consecutive year. For more information, visit You may also follow Trex on Facebook (trexcompany), Instagram (trexcompany), X (Trex_Company), LinkedIn (trex-company), TikTok (trexcompany), Pinterest (trexcompany) and Houzz (trex-company-inc), or view product and demonstration videos on the brand's YouTube channel (TheTrexCo). ^2021-2025 DISCLAIMER: Trex received the highest numerical score in the proprietary Lifestory Research 2021-2025 America's Most Trusted ® Outdoor Decking studies. Study results are based on the experiences and perceptions of people surveyed. Your experiences may vary. Visit About BUNTIN BUNTIN is a full-service advertising agency that uses Brand Conviction to achieve disproportionate business results for clients. Services include Strategy, Creative, Media Planning & Buying, Digital, Social, and Data & Analytics. Headquartered in Nashville, BUNTIN is among the leading independent agencies and an ADWEEK-recognized 'Top U.S. Shop.' In addition to its work with corporate clients, the agency operates a cause-branding division called AdHope that assists organizations in maximizing their social value through 'great work that does good in our world.' To learn more, visit or @TheBuntinGroup on Instagram and LinkedIn.

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