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Daily Mail
08-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Kendall Jenner is accused of icing out friend on girls' trip after fans notice bizarre social media snubs
Kendall Jenner has been accused of icing out one of her travel mates on her recent girls' trip to Europe, alongside sister Kylie and their closest pals. While the group appeared to be having the time of their lives frolicking around Saint-Tropez and Tuscany, one TikTok user noticed some signs of possible drama between Kendall and one of the other girls, named Kelsey Calemine. 'It's so interesting to me that Kendall Jenner is tagging and posting everybody on this Euro summer girls' trip, except this one girl Kelsey,' the content creator alleged in a now-viral video, which has been viewed more than 732,900 times in the past day. The TikTok user, who goes by the username @georgiejxmes, explained the behavior caught her eye as someone who previously studied at an all-girls school and was fluent in those dynamics. 'Kendall tagged all the girls on this trip, except Kelsey, and before you say, "Oh it's because Kelsey wasn't in this picture, nor was this guy, Carter [Gregory], and he was tagged,' Georgie pointed out. She continued: 'We know Kelsey has been around for this trip because [Kylie's best friend] Stassie posted her, at around the same time that this picture was taken.' The TikToker proceeded to pull up a group photo, featuring both Jenner sisters, Stassie Karanikolaou Devon Lee Carlson and Victoria Villarroel, smiling in the ocean. The photo, which was also posted by Kylie, was among many Karanikolaou included in a slideshow that featured a video of Calemine. At one point during their trip, Kylie shared a silly snap of Calemine balancing a Hermès Kelly Bag on her head to her Instagram Story. According to Georgie, Calemine is the only person that Kendall and Kylie don't follow that accompanied them on their lavish getaway. While Calemine follows Kylie, she does not follow Kendall on Instagram. 'Before you say they don't know each other, they definitely do,' Georgie insisted. 'Kylie, in particular, has hung out with Kelsey on multiple occasions in the past.' has reached out to both Kendall and Calemine's reps. In 2020, Kylie and Calemine were photographed together in a large group at a bash for Karanikolaou's 23rd birthday. Both women were wearing matching sweatsuits with 'Stassie Turns 23' printed across the front. A year prior, following one of her splits from Travis Scott, Kylie met up with her ex Tyga at Hollywood hot spot Delilah with Karanikolaou and Calemine. Under Georgie's video, TikTok users scrambled to share their theories about what was going on between Kendall and Calemine. 'I hate that I know this but I've been on the internet for like 30 years and "Father Kels" and "King Kylie" were besties with "Stassie Baby" since their teens and they all used to tag each other,' one TikTok user claimed. Another speculated that the Jenners may not be comfortable with how closely Calemine resembles Kylie. 'Kelsey has spent an entire decade imitating Kylie so I don't blame them,' another argued. Although some called out the sisters for seemingly acting like mean girls, many pointed out that Calemine could have asked them not to tag her or that they are simply not that close. At this time, Calemine has not posted any photos to her feed from the trip. Kendall has previously hit back at the public's perception of her after facing 'mean girl' accusations in the past. When asked about misconceptions about her family, the supermodel said 'the one that hurts the most is that people think' she is a 'mean girl.' 'That's just not the case. It can be upsetting when someone is questioning your character. And if only people knew me,' she explained on an episode of The Kardashians in 2022. 'Anything I do gets hate.' The 818 Tequila founder went on to say: 'I could be walking down the street doing absolutely nothing and somebody always has something bad to say.' Despite juggling a career in the public eye, the reality star admitted, at the time, that she dreams of living 'on a farm in Wyoming with a ton of animals.' In 2019, Kylie opened up about feeling bullied by the whole world since the age of nine. 'Half of you guys think I'm weird. And the other half think I'm funny. But I've been bullied since I've been nine. From the whole world it feels like sometimes,' she said on Snapchat. 'And I think, I think I've done a really great job in handling all of this. But there're bullies everywhere.' She continued: 'So this just a little like snapchat to tell whoever with their own bullies that the only opinion that really matters is yours and to never change... this isn't a pity party though, don't get it twisted. This is for those with bullies out there to know that you're not alone.' Kendall and Kylie were only 12 and 10 when they rose to fame following the premiere of their family's hit reality show, Keeping Up with the Kardashians.
Daily Mail
16-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Romeo Beckham's bikini-clad ex Kim Turnbull moves on from their split on sun-soaked girls trip with pal Lila Moss as they hit the beach in Ibiza
Kim Turnbull looked to be making the most of single life as she enjoyed a girls' trip to Ibiza with her pals following her split from ex Romeo Beckham. The model, 24, who dated the son of Victoria and David Beckham for seven months before recently calling it quits, joined her model pal Lila Moss on the trip. The pair were spotted soaking up the sun on the White Isle with a group of friends, which also included Lady Lola Bute, over the weekend. Kim showed her former flame Romeo what he was missing as she showed off her toned figure in a skimpy string lilac bikini. She was sporting a triangle top with a pair of matching bottoms, while going make-up free and wearing her glossy brunette locks loose. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new Showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. The pair were spotted soaking up the sun on the White Isle with a group of friends Meanwhile, Kate Moss ' daughter Lila, 22, flaunted her sun-kissed model frame in a black and white polka dot bikini. Fresh from a dip in the sea, Lila's blonde hair was slicked back and she wore a pair of chic black sunglasses with a selection of silver jewellery. Their pal Lola was rocking a blue and pink floral bikini, also wearing her blonde waves loose and adding to the look with a selection of jewellery. As Kim enjoyed the girls' getaway, Romeo was spotted cutting a sombre figure in London's Notting Hill on a Lime Bike. The former footballer was wearing a graphic T-shirt with shorts and a cap for his low-key outing in the capital. Following their split, Romeo was pictured on a night out in Paris with model German model Caroline Daur, 30, in the early hours. The Mail reported Romeo parted ways with DJ Kim after seven months together, with friends saying that the romance ' fizzled out' weeks after David's 50th birthday. But Romeo appeared to have put his failed relationship out of his mind as he was seen leaving a bash at Hotel Costes with the stunning influencer. Romeo and Kim pictured together during their seven-month relationship Meanwhile, Kate Moss ' daughter Lila, 22, flaunted her sun-kissed model frame in a black and white polka dot bikini A source told MailOnline of the outing: 'Romeo was in town for work meetings, Roland Garros and also caught up with friends. He had dinner with his three friends one of whom is great friends with Caro so she joined the group. It was a casual dinner in a group setting throughout the evening.' Despite the casual group outing, the pair appeared keen to not be snapped together as they left the venue separately before climbing into the same car alongside mutual friend, French Vogue Culture Director Dan Sablon. Dan recently styled Romeo for his French Vogue fashion story. It is said that pair bonded over their love of Tennis, with both attending the Men's Singles Semi Final at the French Open. MailOnline contacted representatives of Romeo and Caroline for comment. Friends say that things remain 'amicable' between the Romeo and ex Kim, and that their parting is 'nothing to do' with Kim being blamed by Nicola Peltz for being the catalyst for the feud that has ripped the Beckham family apart. One said: 'Romeo and Kim are both young and they had a lovely time together but at that age things don't always last forever and they decided to split up. 'They have been friendly since and have even been at the same venues. It's a huge shame, particularly as David and Victoria really adored her and thought she made Romeo happy but it wasn't to be. 'It happened a couple of weeks ago and relations have remained friendly between them. 'David and Victoria would hate for the view to be that they split because of Nicola and Brooklyn because that simply isn't the case. 'The fact is that Kim has got a really busy career as a DJ and Romeo has a busy work life too, there is lots of travelling for both of them at having a relationship at this time isn't all that conducive to their lives.' Romeo and Kim were spotted at the trendy C restaurant in London's Mayfair last month but they had already split. They both turned up at the venue separately, with their friends, and even left together. Kim attended several of David's birthday celebrations. She was present at the former England captain's party at the end of March at Cipriani restaurant in Miami. She also joined David, Victoria, and Romeo's younger brother Cruz, his girlfriend Jackie Apostel and sister Harper on their trip to France where they visited a vineyard in Bordeaux and a restaurant in Paris. Kim was also at the big dinner at Core restaurant in Notting Hill, West London. She has been at the centre of the rift after Nicola, 30, claimed that she felt uncomfortable around her, with sources close to the US heiress saying that Kim had dated Brooklyn when they were teenagers. That was the reason the couple gave for not attending any of David's celebrations. The model caught the eye as she sauntered up the beach
Daily Mail
07-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Louise Redknapp, 50, flaunts her age-defying physique in a black bikini as she enjoys a girls' trip to Manhattan
Louise Redknapp flaunted her age-defying physique in a black bikini as she enjoyed a girls' trip to Manhattan on Sunday. The singer, 50, looked incredible in the album of holiday snaps, as she stunned in her swimwear which she layered under a white shirt and paired with long black shorts. She appeared in high spirits for her trip as she could be seen posing in front of the Big Apple's famous skyline. Louise and her friend also shared a picture looking very glamourous in a white dress which featured a choker design. Alongside her fun Instagram post in the states, the blonde beauty penned: 'A little girls trip with Sue'. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. Louise's trip comes after the singer revealed if there are wedding bells on the horizon with her younger boyfriend, Drew Michael. The happy couple have been dating since October 2023 and have gone from strength to strength. The singer moved on with Drew after her split from Jamie Redknapp in 2017 after 19 years of marriage. They share two children together Charlie, 20, and William, 16. Now in a new interview as she releases her new album Louise has gushed over her partner after her tough marriage breakdown and spoken candidly about their future plans. She told The Sun: 'Drew's great. We're having a lovely time together. It took me a long time to get to that place and be open about anything. 'I was very guarded and scared. But I'm really enjoying having special times with someone. He's a great guy and super-kind.' Asked if there are wedding bells on the horizon she added: 'Oh, I'm not even thinking that far ahead. I'm not even going there. 'I just want to be proud of this and I want to really enjoy it. I've met a really great guy and I'm really happy. But you never know what the future holds.' She added in the interview that her two sons really get on well with Drew which makes life much easier. Louise also hit back at 'toyboy' criticism due to their nine-year age gap. She said being branded a 'cougar' is 'water off a duck's back' to her and that 'age is irrelevant' as she doesn't 'feel older than him'. The interview comes after she recently revealed why she was painted as the 'villain' following her split from ex-husband Jamie. Louise opened up about being accused of walking out on her family and how everyone had an 'opinion'. She told the Independent: 'I was the villain. I'd been lucky in my career because for many years I didn't really have a lot of scrutiny. Then bang, everybody's got an opinion.' 'Anything someone could perceive as negative, I cut out. Nothing I said was right. To defend myself was wrong. To not defend myself was wrong. I felt like I was walking up a one-way street with just nowhere to go on it.' Elsewhere Louise said she is now ready to push out of her comfort zone and she even features a number of 'sex noises' in her new single. She is preparing to release a new album Confessions and is really adamant about making 'progressive music' instead of being 'nostalgic'. Louise said she doesn't care what people think despite friends questioning whether there are 'too many sex noises' in her new track Get Into It, which features moans of ecstasy. Speaking about co-writer Jon Shave, who worked on Charli XCX's album Brat, she said: 'I got a text from Jon asking, "Are there too many sex noises on this?". And I was like, "Jon, there can never be too many sex noises!" 'I've had a lot of feedback like that. And I do understand it. I've always kept in my lane, done what people expected. Now I'm saying, 'f*** it!' It came after Louise discussed her divorce from Jamie on the Happy Place podcast and credited her two sons for keeping her going during the breakup. She said: 'If I didn't have my kids, I think I would've just given up. I think I just knew that my kids were my everything and they needed me.' The singer admitted that the public scrutiny of her marriage breakdown made the situation even harder to deal with. She added: 'But I can honestly say, when you're going through something so personal in your own turmoil in your own way, but then to get the barrage of judgment and nastiness. 'I never realised people could be so unkind and say such terrible things. I blew my mind.' 'I was going through a lot as it was, I was trying to be strong for my kids, whatever had gone on in our life was private - which I do believe that you're entitled to no matter what. 'And God, I was such a villain, and I was breaking like I was absolutely breaking. 'Beyond what I thought it was possible for a human to break and all along I'm still trying to be a mum. 'And it was just like every time I went out, and I was trying to put a brave face on and do things, like that was wrong if I didn't. 'I felt like everything I did was so wrong.' Following the split, Jamie found love with Swedish model Frida Andersson and they tied the knot in 2021 before having a son together.
Yahoo
31-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Woman Was 'Annoyed' Her Best Friend Turned 'Girls Trip' into Couple's Getaway After Her Husband Was 'Hurt He Wasn't Invited'
A woman arranged a girls' trip with two friends to celebrate her best friend's upcoming birthday Venting on Reddit, said the plan changed after her friend's husband complained about not being invited The trip has since been canceled due to unforeseen circumstancesA woman is vexed following an unexpected change to a planned getaway with friends. Venting about the situation on Reddit, the woman explained that she and another friend had agreed to go with their mutual best friend on a 'girls' trip.' She said they booked a cabin and budgeted for everything they would need, including food. 'At some point during the final planning over the last two weeks, bestie's husband expressed his feelings were a little hurt that he wasn't invited,' the woman wrote. 'So now the husband is coming." 'She also invited mutual bestie's new BF [boyfriend], so now it's two couples going and me. Note: I'm a lesbian and my partner is working abroad for the summer, and all my other friends are busy so I don't have anybody to bring with me.' is now available in the Apple App Store! Download it now for the most binge-worthy celeb content, exclusive video clips, astrology updates and more! The woman confessed the situation had left her 'kind of sad/annoyed' as the cabin only has two bedrooms. Since everyone else is in couples, she would have to sleep on an air mattress in the living room. 'WIBTA [will I be the a-------] if I bailed on this trip?' she wrote, asking for opinions. 'I don't want a refund for my part in the cabin rental or gas money,' the woman continued, adding, 'I know a part of this is due to my jealousy that my partner's not here and theirs are. But I'm also just really upset that this is supposed to be a girls' trip, now it's turned into a couples trip, and me.' The woman revealed in an update that the trip was no longer going ahead for 'totally unrelated reasons.' Despite this, the initial post racked up over 4,000 comments and continued to be flooded with people sharing how they would've handled the situation. 'Nta [not the a------] - also you should get a refund,' one person wrote. 'They completely changed the premise of the vacation on you. Instead of bonding time with the girls, you are being used as a piggy bank for someone else's vacation. Don't let them take advantage of you like that!' Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Agreeing, another said, 'NTA - I actively encourage my wife to go on girls' trips. And feel zero hurt feelings because I wasn't invited. I live with her and see her every day, so I encourage her to go and do stuff with her friends." 'Not that this is about the bestie's husband, but I feel he has some serious trust issues if he just brings up his feelings 2 weeks before the trip,' the same person added. A third commenter chimed in, 'NTA bail and ask for a refund. The air mattress alone is an insult on top of this, it isn't the trip you agreed to.' Read the original article on People
Irish Times
25-05-2025
- General
- Irish Times
‘I said awful things about a friend while drunk – and I'm panicking that she might have overheard'
Dear Roe, I recently was on a girls' trip with some close friends. One of the nights I stayed up late with one of the girls, while the others went to bed. The two of us ended up quite drunk and I said some really awful things about our friend who was asleep in the next room. I would consider it possibly friendship-ending things – personal things about her and her marriage and about how I found her annoying during the trip. When I woke up and sobered up I realised we were probably not as quiet as we thought we were being, and there was a possibility she could have heard me through the walls. I'm overwhelmed with guilt as what I said wasn't stuff I feel deep down, or stuff I would want, or need, to say to my friend directly. She is an amazing person and is also going through a hard time at the moment. I have no idea why I said these things other than it being alcohol-fuelled bitchiness. She never mentioned it the next day, but I also haven't heard from her since the trip, which isn't completely unusual but has sent me into a bit of a panic. She's not confrontational so I don't think she would bring it up if she did hear – but now I'm not sure if I should mention the potential elephant in the room and ask her if she heard, or if I should move on and hope she was fast asleep that night. I'm so nervous for the next time we talk or see each other. Help! (And yes, this taught me a lesson about drinking and gossiping!) I don't answer too many friendship questions in the column but I think this one is helpful to address because in all types of relationships, we can catch ourselves taking other people for granted, speaking about them unkindly, and being a subpar version of ourselves. When we transgress, when we hurt other people, when we disrespect other people – whether they're aware of our transgression or not – it gives us an opportunity to reflect on our ideal version of ourselves and our relationships; the reality of how we are individually and in relationship with others; and doing the work to bridge that gap wherever possible. [ 'My ex blanks me at group events – and my family and friends make excuses for him' Opens in new window ] You've already started doing the work, and that's important. It takes courage – the uncomfortable, self-confronting type of courage – to do what you're doing right now; to look clearly at your behaviour without excuses or sugarcoating and admit to yourself that you failed yourself, and you failed someone you care about. It's the first step in becoming a better friend and person, so well done on taking it. READ MORE The next part of this journey is asking yourself how you got here, and what led to you saying friendship-ending things in the dark. Think about what made you say these things – not just thinking about the content of what you said, but what was behind it. Have you been feeling stretched thin in this friendship, trying to support someone who's going through a hard time while quietly carrying your own overwhelm? Is it possible you've been feeling unacknowledged, or maybe even a little envious of her ability to be vulnerable and take up space in ways that you haven't allowed yourself to? Sometimes, when someone is in crisis, we rally around them – but a quieter part of us resents that rally. Not because we don't love them, but because we haven't checked in with our own needs in the process. Or perhaps, if you're honest, a darker feeling crept in: a sense of relief that it's not you who's struggling, a flash of superiority or detachment – the kind we're often ashamed to name, but which live in all of us, particularly when we're tired, insecure or lonely. Judgment is after all, a well-worn shield for those exact feelings. If your gut won't let you rest, then honesty might be the path to peace. You don't have to spill every detail And what about beyond her? Have you been stressed? Unanchored? A little disconnected from yourself and others lately? When we gossip, it's often less about the person we're discussing and more about our own longing for closeness, control or a moment of power if we feel powerless in other parts of our lives. Did you find yourself falling into that old, seductive rhythm of saying something cutting to cement a bond with the person next to you? Have you done that before and if so, why? Is it discomfort with silence? A need to feel interesting or valuable? Do you worry that your presence alone isn't enough unless you're offering something sharp-edged, something that entertains? These aren't easy questions. They're not supposed to be. But they are fertile ground for growth. And if you're willing to answer them – really answer them – then you will walk away from this moment not diminished by it, but transformed by it. Now, let's turn to your friend, and what you can do. If you genuinely value her, there are a few paths forward. One option is to quietly commit to change. Support her more fully. Show her you appreciate her through actions, not just words. Let this moment be a reminder that you have the capacity to undermine the very relationships you hold dear and that you need to watch that impulse – but also remember that you also have the power to choose differently. But if your gut won't let you rest, then honesty might be the path to peace. You don't have to spill every detail. But you can say something like 'I've been reflecting since the trip and realised that lately, I've been operating from a place of stress and insecurity. I caught myself making comments about people – including you – that were unkind, unnecessary and not at all reflective of how I truly feel. I'm ashamed of that, and I'm working on the deeper reasons behind it. Whether or not you heard anything, I wanted to tell you because I care about you, and I don't want to be someone who talks about their friends like that. I'm sorry. And if you ever catch me doing it again about anyone, call me out.' Or if you want to deep dive into transparency, you could say something like 'I love you, and I need to tell you something hard. One night on the trip, I said some judgmental things about you that I deeply regret. They came from a messy, unkind place in me – not from the truth of how I feel about you, which is full of love and admiration. Whether or not you heard them, I needed to say I'm sorry. I'm working on myself so I never put our friendship in that position again.' [ 'My friend of 14 years has retreated from my life – should I keep chasing them?' Opens in new window ] Whatever you choose, do it fully and wholeheartedly. If you reveal you spoke about her and she didn't already know, she may be hurt or angry at the revelation and there may be an impact on your friendship in the short or long-term. But on the other hand, if she does know and you don't say anything, you may be letting some deep damage become irreparable through silence and inaction. At least by leading with honesty rather than cowardice, you create the possibility for a friendship with much more trust, honesty and mutual respect that may be even deeper than before. Think about who you want to be, and commit to a course of action that feels right. The feelings you are carrying right now aren't just guilt or anxiety that you betrayed a friend – they're a sign that you have betrayed yourself. Addressing this situation is an opportunity to become more aligned, more self-aware, and more intentional in your relationships. One mistake, even a sharp and painful one, does not define your worth as a friend. But how you meet the moment after the mistake? That's where your character truly lives. Befriend it. .form-group {width:100% !important;}
