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The Sun
a day ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Awkward moment Toni is PIED by Cach after trying to kiss him – as new Love Island triangle forms
A VERY awkward moment occured on Love Island as Toni was pied by Cach after trying to kiss him. Toni and Cach have had a bit of a bumpy romance so far on the show, hindered by Toni and Harrison's will-they-won't-they situation. 5 5 But after Harrison decided to leave the villa, Cach and Toni have grown close once more, with Toni attempting to reignite their spark. This didn't go too well in tonight's episode, as Cach decided to reject her kiss on the terrace. Toni invites him to the Hideaway for a private evening discussion, but he's quick to suggest the less intimate setting of the terrace instead. Once up there, Toni asks Cach: ' You're confused?' to which he replies: 'Yes, I'm confused.' Toni then suggests she'll clear up some of his confusion, and leans in for a kiss. But it quickly becomes a move that creates yet more confusion, as Cach rejects her attempts. The next day, they discuss what happened at the first ever Love Island Festival. They share another private moment, during which Toni says: 'I'll be alright that you didn't kiss me but it still hurts.' He replies: 'I didn't kiss you then but that doesn't mean it's going to be a never…' Emotional moment Love Island star Cach admits he DOES still like Toni She presses on: 'Where do we go from here, now you denied me my kiss?' Of course, all the while, Cach has been getting to know Billykiss too, and the pair have shared a kiss already. Earlier in the series, Love Island fans were left outraged after a recoupling saw Toni sensationally steal back Harrison hours after he slept with Lauren. Humiliated Cach then broke down in tears following the shock betrayal. Last night, Toni and Cach spoke on the daybeds, and she teased him for giving her a score of 10 for her kiss during the challenge. She asked him: "Like, what do you think about me now?" Cach replied: "Well, obviously I still have feelings for you." Toni replied: "I was hesitant to speak to you after the Harrison thing because I didn't want you to feel like an option." Cach sighed and said: "You've made this bare complicated for no reason. I still aint got an answer for you right now. Other that I'm willing to talk to you still. The door is not completely shut." Cach told her he's still exploring with Billykiss but they haven't had the affectionate or sexual side. Love Island continues tonight at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX 5 5
UAE Moments
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- UAE Moments
CEO Caught Hugging HR Chief at Coldplay Concert Goes Viral
Coldplay's Boston concert had all the usual vibes—lights, hits, and singalongs—but the internet had its eyes on something else entirely: a now-viral moment involving Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and his company's HR Chief Kristin Cabot. All Eyes on the Jumbotron As Chris Martin performed, the camera panned to the crowd and landed on Byron and Cabot in a very close embrace. The second they realized they were live on the big screen, both quickly pulled away and awkwardly tried to dodge the spotlight—literally. Chris Martin's Spicy Comment Chris Martin didn't miss a beat. Seeing the awkward moment unfold, he joked, 'Oh look at these two… either they're having an affair or they're very shy.' That offhand remark sent the internet spiraling. The Plot Thickens What made things even juicier? Reports say Byron is married and lives in New York with his wife, Megan Kerrigan Byron. So naturally, this unexpected display at a concert has led to tons of online speculation and side-eyes. Silence from the Duo So far, neither Byron nor Cabot has made any public statement about what really went down—or what their current relationship status is. But with the clip still making the rounds on TikTok, X, and Instagram, it doesn't look like this will blow over quietly.
CTV News
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- CTV News
Coldplay concert ‘kiss cam' gets awkward after couple hides from camera
Coldplay singer Chris Martin may have caused an awkward moment when he commented on a CEO embracing a colleague at the band's show in Boston.
CTV News
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- CTV News
CEO and colleague caught on camera at Coldplay concert
Coldplay singer Chris Martin may have caused an awkward moment when he commented on a CEO embracing a colleague at the band's show in Boston.
Daily Mail
10-07-2025
- Politics
- Daily Mail
Awkward silence after Trump praises Liberian president's English
By This is the very awkward moment US president Donald Trump praised Liberia's leader for speaking 'such good English' - despite it being the country's official language. During a gathering with several West African leaders at the White House on Wednesday, Trump zeroed in on Liberian president Joseph Boakai to commend his command of the English language. Trump told Boakai with a broad smile: 'Such good English.' He then proceeded to ask: 'Where did you learn to speak so beautifully? Where were you educated?' The comment, delivered in front of dignitaries and cameras, might have been brushed off as an awkward attempt at flattery. But Trump didn't stop there. He added: 'I have people at this table who can't speak nearly as well,' and gestured toward the other leaders around him. Boakai, a seasoned politician and university graduate who speaks English as his first language, appeared taken aback by the comment but answered that he had been educated in Liberia. The country is one of a few African countries whose official language is English. Back in the early 1800s, the American Colonisation Society, funded by members of the US Congress and southern slaveholders, began sending freed Black Americans to settle on the West African coast. What followed was the foundation of Liberia, which declared independence in 1847 and modelled its government after the United States. The settlers, known as Americo-Liberians, established English as the language of law, commerce, and education. The moment quickly went viral across social media, with some criticising Trump for being 'patronising' and 'ignorant.' Some West Africans who saw the exchange called the comment condescending and indicative of Trump's lack of cultural awareness. Others pointed out that the president's astonishment seemed even more misplaced given that Liberia's connection to America is well known.
