90 Day Fiance alum and Darcey & Stacey star Darcey Silva is receiving harsh backlash over her latest post to Instagram.
The controversial TLC star is no stranger to criticism , and for the most part, the mom of two seemingly manages to take it in stride. However, the newest wave of criticism comes with an additional layer of confusion from fans who are left wondering what exactly Darcey was looking to accomplish with the picture.
And although she's known for her bold fashion choices, including the clothing sold by her House of Eleven brand co-owned with her sister Stacey Silva, the most recent upload doesn't bode well for the brand either.
In the Instagram post, Darcey opted to display her outfit only from her neck down to her waist while sitting down.
The pic features Darcey in a 3-piece red satin pantsuit. The top is a low-cut bralette covered only by an open blazer made from the same fabric.
And, in natural Darcey fashion, she's paired the outfit with blinged out necklaces, long acrylic nails, and chunky rings on her fingers.
The picture, which is clearly meant to be a sexy snap, managed to grab the attention of plenty of Darcey's followers. However, many of them weren't impressed with the post and called the star out for her cleavage.
The caption may have indicated what fans should be focusing on, however, the message seemed to be lost as fans were more distracted by the post than anything.
Fans quickly flooded Darcey's post. Many came in support of the snap, including Real Housewives of Orange County star Kelly Dodd and 90 Day Fiance alum Amira Lollysa.
Davina McCall 'desperate' to beat Amanda Holden's cleavage-baring Ofcom record |
Ahead of tonight's final of the ITV show, Davina, 53, is hoping to ramp up the sex appeal in order to score some points against Amanda.
In recent years, Amanda’s risqué outfits during the Britain’s Got Talent finals sparked controversy, landing hundreds of complaints.
Davina has now told that she wants to follow suit, admitting the pair are engaged in a "plunge off".
In a new interview, the former Big Brother presenter said: "I’ve been plunging my little heart out, I plunged on show two and I had the cleavage to match, now it’s a ‘plunge-off’ between me and Amanda."
She went on to tell The Sun: "But I haven’t had an Ofcom complaint yet, I’ve got to work harder - if I get one I’ll be a little bit pleased, if I’m honest. There was always that red latex dress I wore on last night’s show."
Despite showcasing her enviable figure, Davina’s outfits this week have been less revealing than those Amanda often slips into.
Last night the brunette beauty showcasing her gym-honed physique in all its glory, wearing a figure-hugging red latex dress that left little to the imagination.
Earlier in the week, she rocked a mini-dress that flaunted her thighs while also offering a touch of cleavage, sending social media wild.
Speaking recently to Good Housekeeping, Davina revealed that she hadn’t always loved her body and was often critical of herself.
Chiquis Rivera Stops Traffic With Cleavage and Camouflage Look – SparkChronicles
Once again the beautiful Mexican regional music singer has paralyzed social networks with a photograph in which she catches glances in the middle of the avenue , from there she decides to expose all her charm to make friends and strangers fall in love.
With a lot of styles and abusing her beauty, Chiquis Rivera decided to share an unforgettable moment with all her loyal fans, who quickly reacted to so much beauty, she knows perfectly how to wear that curvy figure that leaves everyone impressed .
This time the famous woman stopped traffic by posing in the middle of the avenue wearing a tight-fitting camouflage jumpsuit with a neckline that reveals more of her attributes , with which she undoubtedly conquered looks and stole more than the breath of all her followers.
Without a doubt, the security and self-esteem that the businesswoman also possesses are worthy of admiration. Although he does not have the perfect measurements in his shapely body, he is clear about how to expose it and what parts to highlight to delight the pupil of those who snoop through his official Internet accounts, where he maintains a really daring level.
When it comes to exposing a great body, Lupillo Rivera’s niece is the first to appear, it shows that she fully trusts the routines she performs and also the beauty products she currently sells.
For some weeks now, it has been unleashed by publishing unforgettable and truly striking images, with which it has turned on reflectors and has remained in the eye of the hurricane, receiving criticism and praise.
The controversial member of the Rivera Dynasty is one of the most attractive and daring when it comes to exposing her charm and she does so by confidently trusting that curvy figure that unsettles glances and quickens hearts.
The reactions were immediate and her fans immediately gave her the best comments, among compliments, compliments, and hearts, the list continues to grow since there are many who are taking time to flatter the businesswoman.
Undoubtedly, the former Lorenzo Méndez knows how to keep his followers happy and on the lookout for everything he shares, has become over time one of the favorites of the netizen public.
Demi Rose Overwhelms With Intense Cleavage and Exposes Charms in Lace – SparkChronicles
Once again the famous British model, Demi Rose , left her more than 16 million fans with their mouths open after posting an attractive image on her Instagram profile, in which she was encouraged to flaunt her angelic beauty and her attributes while wearing a revealing outfit that she showed in the foreground.
Apparently, the successful 26-year-old, after her big announcement about her arrival on the OnlyFans platform last week, in recent days has been very animated on her social networks uploading some daring photo sessions she had prepared and in constant communication with their loyal followers.
This time, the beautiful influencer originally from the United Kingdom , once again delighted the pupils of Internet users with a risky postcard that she shared through her personal account on the camera’s social network, where the shot was planned so that all the attention The focus of attention was on her great charms that overflowed due to the low-cut and tight lace garment she was wearing.
As if that weren’t enough, the Pretty Little Things ambassador, showed off her new look by sporting long blonde hair, which she wore loose like a waterfall on her narrow shoulders, which has caused several of her admirers to tell her to be looks like princess rapunzel.
As expected, the publication caused a stir among the netizens of the platform, who did not take long to appear in the photo to send almost 240 thousand reactions of likes in the shape of a red heart.
Deeper dive into COVID's origins is merited - StarTribune.com
Texas, with a population five times that of Minnesota, has significantly fewer clusters of cases caused by salmonella and other pathogens that can infect us via meals and snacks. Iowa, Wisconsin and the Dakotas also record far fewer foodborne outbreaks.
It would be wrong, however, to conclude that Minnesotans are less hygienic in our kitchens or that foodborne bugs abound here in greater quantities. The reality is that the state's public health professionals are world-class when it comes to detecting outbreaks. Illness clusters that stay under the radar elsewhere are picked up here and are more likely to be traced to the origin.
The city is considered the COVID pandemic's epicenter. Could a coronavirus under study at the lab have escaped into the surroundings and spread?
Minnesota's in-house foodborne detection expertise is a reminder that caution is warranted in drawing conclusions about the Wuhan lab's location. Proximity doesn't equal causation. The COVID virus may well have been circulating in other areas without an expert lab nearby. The Wuhan scientists could simply have been the first to detect it or sound the alarm.
A World Health Organization team and a review published in Nature Medicine concluded animal-to-human transmission is most likely. Still, definitive answers about COVID's origins remain elusive more than a year and a half after this global public health crisis began.
That will help prevent another pandemic and reassure a public trying to follow an increasingly technical debate where "furin cleavage" and the laws of physics have been both raised by some and dismissed by others in the argument for lab involvement. Concerns about the level of access China has given to investigators have also undermined public confidence.
The lab leak hypothesis isn't dismissed by leading scientists such as Minnesota's Michael Osterholm and the University of Iowa's Dr. Stan Perlman . But neither do they embrace it, and they both make clear that "plausible" does not equal "probable."
Perlman is a highly respected researcher who has studied coronaviruses for almost 40 years. In a recent interview with Salon, he methodically sorted through the lab leak debate. Contacted by an editorial writer, Perlman said he's among the scientists who think there's a 90% chance that COVID emerged naturally, and a 10% chance of a lab leak.
Kerry Katona 'can't wait' for breast reduction surgery to relieve back pain - Mirror Online
Kerry Katona has said that she 'can't wait' to receive breast reduction surgery in a post on her instagram page.
The sing songwriter is counting down the days to the surgery, which she hopes will relieve the back pain caused by her heavy breasts.
Kerry had previously told her fans that her cleavage was 'bigger than her head' and her back was 'in agony' from having to take the weight of her breasts.
It is not the first time that Kerry has been under the knife for her breasts, having first had breast implants in 2004.
Meanwhile a third fan posted: "Had mine reduced 27 years ago, best thing I ever did, not regretted it once, I was in so much pain, good luck Kerry, and anyone else thinking of having it done, xx"
This is not the only piece of good news, as the much loved star also recently purchased a house despite declaring bankruptcy on two occasions, once in 2008, and again in 2013.
Opening up about her struggle, she said: "Good morning you beautiful people!!! Well it's official!! After losing EVERYTHING 13 years ago and having to rent I've finally bought me a house!!
"If I can turn things around and get back on top ANYONE can. I'm not gonna lie Credit where credit due I'm really proud of myself.
"DONT EVER GIVE UP ON YOURSELF!!!!!!! Doesn't matter if others don't believe in you just as long as you believe in yourself!"
We may never know where the virus came from. But evidence still suggests nature.
More than a year later, we still don't know exactly what happened. Though governments and news organizations have focused more attention recently on the notion that the virus leaked from a lab , it's unclear that we'll ever identify a theory that satisfies everyone as to how SARS-CoV-2 emerged. Ironically, given the recent prominence of the lab escape theory, the questions the world wants answered about the virus — and the astonishingly fast development of the vaccines that can quash the pandemic — depend entirely on research conducted in labs like the Wuhan Institute of Virology and across the world over the past several decades. This fundamental research underpins our ability to prepare for and respond to pandemics. We need to know what's out there and what kind of viral threats we face. The only way to do that is to go where the viruses are, with our colleagues who are already there.
In March 2020, a group of renowned evolutionary virologists analyzed the genome sequence of SARS-CoV-2 and found it was overwhelmingly likely that this virus had never been manipulated in any laboratory. Like the earlier coronaviruses SARS-CoV and MERS-CoV, they theorized, it "spilled over" from its natural reservoir host (bats) to a new one (humans). Viruses jump species frequently, with unpredictable consequences. Often a virus hits an evolutionary dead end if it cannot adapt to the new host rapidly enough to be transmitted again. Sometimes, however, it can. Clues that reveal this scenario can be found by analyzing the sequence of the virus genome, and that's exactly what this study did.
The study carefully examined whether key elements of the virus, particularly the spike protein on its surface, appeared engineered. They did not. The spike didn't optimally bind to its receptor, ACE-2, and the interaction between the two proteins was unpredictable even using the most advanced computer algorithms. Another key feature often cited as evidence of laboratory origin is the furin cleavage site, where the spike protein is cut in half to "activate" viral material for entry into cells. The viruses most closely related to SARS-CoV-2 don't have this site, but many others do, including other human coronaviruses. The furin site of SARS-CoV-2 has odd features that no human would design. Its sequence is suboptimal, meaning its cleavage by the enzyme furin is relatively inefficient. Any skilled virologist hoping to give a virus new properties this way would insert a furin site known to be more efficient. The SARS-CoV-2 site has more of the hallmarks of sloppy natural evolution than a human hand. Indeed, a timely analysis last year showed convincingly that it is a product of genetic recombination, a natural feature of coronavirus replication and evolution.
The evolutionary trajectory of SARS-CoV-2 further undermines claims that the virus is obviously artificial and designed for human transmission. Early in the pandemic, a mutation called D614G took hold and spread rapidly around the world, showing that the virus was adapting to its host from the very beginning. Since then, mutations in the region of the spike protein that binds ACE-2, as well as near the furin cleavage site, show continued adaptation. Several of these are found repeatedly in different variants of concern and almost certainly contribute to increased transmissibility. SARS-CoV-2 continues to evolve. It wasn't perfectly tuned for humans when it appeared, just good enough.
Some of the public consideration of a lab escape has focused on a kind of research known as gain-of-function, and whether such experiments could have given rise to SARS-CoV-2. This work is defined by the National Institutes of Health as research on influenza, MERS-CoV or SARS coronaviruses with the potential to enhance transmissibility by aerosol droplet or pathogenicity in mammals. A subset of that research, done at the Wuhan Institute of Virology and some labs in the United States, has involved constructing "chimeric" coronaviruses, where the spike protein of one virus is inserted into the genetic backbone of another, typically the original SARS-CoV or a bat coronavirus called WIV1 used at the Wuhan lab. This allows scientists to study the properties of the spike protein within the context of a well-understood system and make direct comparisons about virulence with a known virus.
These experiments carry some risk, as noted by researchers who have engaged in them, and it's appropriate to consider the balance between that risk and their benefits.
Understandably then, some people have wondered whether these types of experiments could have produced SARS-CoV-2. The answer is, in this case, not really. In theory, if you had the right viruses in your catalogue, sure. But there are no indications that anyone had ever seen this virus nor any viruses similar enough to serve as its genetic building blocks before SARS-CoV-2 emerged in the population.
It does seem like quite a coincidence that the pandemic started in Wuhan, which has one of the world's leading coronavirus research labs, and that's surely helped raise questions about a possible leak. But in addition to being a coronavirus research center, Wuhan is a city of 11 million people, home to a major transportation hub that is connected to every other part of China, as well as wildlife markets supplied by farms throughout the country. The presence of the lab in the city where the pandemic emerged is simply not suspicious enough on its own to outweigh what we know about the virus.
We agree that researchers should continue to study whether the virus could have emerged from a lab, but this cannot come at the expense of the search for animal hosts that could have transmitted SARS-CoV-2 to humans. Getting better answers will take rigorous scientific work — and cooperation from China. As frustrating as obfuscation by the Chinese government is, the answers are there. If we make accusations and demands that aren't firmly grounded in evidence, we run the real risk of having no origins investigations at all.
Carol Vorderman, 60, sets pulses racing in a bra-baring sheer white mesh midi dress | Daily Mail
She regularly shares snaps of her stylish outfits with her followers before heading out to socialise.
And Carol Vorderman looked gorgeous as she posed in a cleavage-baring sheer white mesh midi dress on Saturday.
The former Countdown star, 60, asked her followers for style advice, writing: 'Couldn't make my mind up this morning. The cream dress??' as she flashed her bra in the scanty number.
She made the most of the UK heatwave in the all-white ensemble which featured hundreds of tiny holes.
Going full glam for the mirror selfie, Carol let her long chestnut tresses cascade around her shoulders and accentuated her features with a touch of eyeliner.
It comes after Carol put on a very busty display last month as she headed for a night on the town.
Carol paired her shirt with a plunging black dress that she cinched at the waist with a white belt to offset her attire.
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