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LOTTIE Moss looked all partied out after celebrating the launch of her new Netflix show in London.

The model and influencer, 26, was seen in high spirits as she left the after-party for Holly Willoughby and Bear Grylls-hosted series, Celebrity Bear Hunt.

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Lottie Moss looked all partied out following the Celebrity Bear Hunt premiere[/caption]

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The model and influencer was seen giggling as she bundled into her car following the after-party in London’s Soho[/caption]

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Lottie looked ready for bed as the Netflix event wrapped[/caption]

Lottie, 27, donned a white strapless dress with ruffle detail around the chest and an elegant flowing hemline.

At the start of the night, which saw Holly don a chic black ballgown for the premiere at London’s Odeon, Lottie was all smiles and posing with fans after the event.

Yet following the after-party in Soho, she was eager to bundle into her waiting car while having a natter with the driver.

She flashed a giggle as she stretched back into the seat before she was joined by a pal in the backseat.

Lottie pointed her finger at someone as she and her mate shared an inside joke.

The catwalk star’s blonde hair remained piled on her head in an elegant bun with the front part straightened.

Her make-up stayed fully in-tact, with a peachy glow and rosy red blusher and lipstick.

She accessorised with a chain pendant necklace and dangling earrings.

Lottie, who is supermodel Kate Moss’ little sister, is one of the 12 famous faces signed up to the new series.

All episodes are available to air on Netflix now, with Lottie set to open up on her mental health struggles.

Holly is the host of the show, her first with the online streaming giant, which sees some of the UK’s biggest names fly to Costa Rica to take part in a slew of tough-challenged all whilst hoping to evade the capture of explorer Bear Grylls.

At the same event, The Saturdays starlet Una Healy donned a rich maroon hue dress which was adorned with an abundance of sequins.

Posing up a storm with her hand on her hip, Una looked sensational in the burgundy dress that had a plunging neckline and cut-out detailing.

Mel B and Steph McGovern were also in attendance.

The Sun was the first to reveal the full line-up for the exciting new show last year.

MOSS’ MOMENT

The model recently showed off her new face after having filler removed from her face.

Back in December we exclusively reported how she paid a visit to Dr. Rosh, widely regarded as one of the world’s top injectable specialists, to have a previous cosmetic procedure corrected.

The renowned doctor, known for his discreet expertise, has an impressive client list that includes politicians, royalty, athletes, and Hollywood stars.

Lottie, who previously experienced less-than-perfect results with another practitioner, trusted Dr. Rosh to perform a series of corrections, including tear trough treatment, lip dissolve, Botox adjustment, and masseter Botox.

Her happiness with her new look come just weeks after she admitted her Ozempic hospital dash and terrifying seizure had changed her life.

She took the controversial appetite suppressing jab despite only weighing nine stone, and speaking on her Dream On podcast she said she’d “rather die than take it again” after a health battle that happened as a result of it.

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Show host Holly Willoughby donned an LBD at the glitzy shindig[/caption]

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The full Celebrity Bear Hunt were spotted at the event[/caption]

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Lottie is set to open up on her mental health in the series, with all episodes available now[/caption]

OVER the past year, the biggest news for Xbox players was the shakeup of its Game Pass tiers.

Xbox Game Pass Standard replaced Game Pass for Console, and around 40 games were removed from players’ libraries.

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Avowed is one of the Game Pass highlights of the month[/caption]

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Starfield is finally returning to Game Pass Standard[/caption]

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Ninja Gaiden 2 Black shadow-dropped after the Developer Direct[/caption]

Slowly Xbox has been adding these games back to the service, but this month, some major titles are making their comeback.

Starfield’s removal was one of the biggest upsets, but it has now rejoined the middle tier of Game Pass.

It is joined by two other 2024 hits, Another Crab’s Treasure and Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes, which are back on players’ consoles.

Aside from the three games returning to Game Pass Standard players, up to five new games will be added to your library, depending on your tier.

Ultimate players will receive all five games, PC will get four, and Standard players can pick up two new titles this month.

The biggest surprise is Ninja Gaiden 2 Black, a remake of Ninja Gaiden 2 that was shadow-dropped on Game Pass following the Xbox Developer Direct.

Another major day-one release that will be joining Game Pass this month is Avowed, a first-person fantasy RPG made by Obsidian.

Below is the full list of games coming to Xbox Game Pass in the first half of February.

You can find out on what days they will be added to the service and which tiers they will be available for.

• January 23
  • Ninja Gaiden 2 Black – Ultimate & PC
• February 4
  • Far Cry New Dawn – Ultimate, Standard & PC
• February 6
  • Madden NFL 26 – Ultimate & PC
• February 13
  • Kingdom Two Crowns – Ultimate & Standard
• February 18
  • Avowed – Ultimate & PC

As mentioned previously, there are three 2024 releases that have returned to the middle tier of Xbox Game Pass.

They will all be added to Game Pass Standard on February 5. Here is the full list:

• February 5
  • Another Crab’s Treasure
  • Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes
  • Starfield *Xbox Series X|S only

If you want to read more about Xbox, check out why Forza Horizon 5 is coming to PlayStation.

WHILE her Oxford University classmate Liz Truss went on to become the country’s Prime Minister, life turned out a little different for Melissa Todd.

The 47-year-old, from Hertfordshire, has spent three decades working in the sex industry, first as a stripper and now as a dominatrix – although she describes herself as a ”submissive” one.

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The dominatrix said that whilst of her clients, mainly in their 60s and 70s, are men, women make up for 10% of her clientele[/caption]

In sexual terms, a dominatrix is a woman who has power or control over her partner (who she doesn’t have to be in a committed relationship with).

Some examples of this BDSM kink may include pinching the partner aggressively, prohibiting them from speaking, ordering to have your feet licked and making them crawl across the floor.

However, Melissa – aka Miss Matthews – has been paid for even more bizarre requests, such as bouncing on a space hopper whilst munching on artichokes.

”Yes, he has a farting fetish. I found I couldn’t fart in front of people – but apparently, artichokes is the way forward,” she told on Joe Marler’s Things People Do podcast.

Before earning a fortune as a dominatrix, Melissa was a student at one of the world’s leading establishments – Oxford University.

”I was at Oxford reading Philosophy, Politics and Economics along Liz Truss, we were the same age.

”But I got bored, so I became a stripper and I was at Piccadilly doing dancing. It was just meant to be a year-out and I thought eventually I will go back and obviously get a proper job.

”But it just never happened. So, a model scout came in and asked if I wanted to make spanking porn and I went ‘Yeah, alright’,” she shared the bizarre journey.

”I just never stopped really […]. Then I met girls who were making a fortune and offering one-to-one sessions and they were living in detached houses, driving Range Rovers and kids at private school.

”I thought ‘I could do that’ – and I could. And here I am.”

Melissa, who’s managed to build a loyal clientele, explained that a large portion of those with the kink find her on social media where she is ”quite open and out there”.

”They do keep coming back, it’s true. I have a little book where I write down the names of their grandchildren and how they like their tea and things – and they think I care.”

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Although it’s been decades since she started raking in as a dominatrix, Melissa still recalls her first-ever client – a man who had just had a triple heart bypass surgery and had found her on a newspaper ad.

”He was very experienced – been everywhere, seen everyone. I spent about four minutes hitting him, he said I was rubbish […] and he spent the rest of the hour just telling me what I was doing wrong, how to advertise […] – I was so grateful for it.”

On top of this, Melissa also runs two ”adult school days”, one in Portsmouth and one in Norway, where a bunch of ”naughty school boys and girls” do lessons together.

”They all come to the front and get caned once – it’s good fun.”

Other ”common” kinks that seem to be a major hit are ”naughty nephew and angry aunt” and clients wanting to stroke her feet and ”getting wacked with slippers”.

However, for Melissa. who confessed she doesn’t ”believe in safe words”, there are also some big no-nos.

”Farting and s**t – I can’t go near it. I can’t poo if I think somebody else is in the house, nevermind if someone is laying there with their mouth open.”

‘Let people do what they want to do’

The dominatrix said that whilst of her clients, mainly in their 60s and 70s, are men, women make up for 10% of her clientele, especially for the naughty school days.

Although there’s less stigma around being a dominatrix, Melissa said that there’s still a common misconception the submissive clients are usually ”fat, pathetic laughing stock”.

Hitting back at the abuse, Mellissa said: ”Your sexuality is a tiny part of your life and as long as you explore it and enjoy it… Let people do what they want to do.”

But while the professional dominatrix may be working to break the stereotypes, the legalities of this type of sex work is still ”a grey area”.

Melissa added that one of her pals once run into trouble with the authorities: ”She was running a school day and a chap was canes in a way he didn’t enjoy, and he went to the police and reported her.

”But the police, luckily, went ‘Do you really want this in the papers, mate?’

”So, it’s not legal to hurt people for fun, unless it’s in a sporting capacity.”

COMEDY star Daisy May Cooper has revealed two characters loved by fans will be returning to screens, five years after they were last seen.

Daisy May Cooper is starring in the second season of her hit comedy Am I Being Unreasonable? but she’s revealed it’s characters from one of her most iconic shows that will be set to return.

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Daisy May Cooper revealed there would be a ‘crossover’ between her series This Country and Am I Being Unreasonable?[/caption]

Daisy alongside co-star Charlie Cooper will reprise their roles from This Country as Kerry and Kurtan Mucklowe, who will make a ‘crossover’ appearance into Am I Being Unreasonable?

Discussing blending the two shows, Daisy appeared on ITV’s This Morning as she revealed fans would be treated to a cameo from the Cotswolds characters.

Asked by This Morning presenter Cat Deeley if her character Nic was going to get away with murder after the events of Series 1, Daisy explained: “Oh, I can’t tell you that.

“What I can tell you, you’re going to love and This Country fans are going to love this.

“Kerry and Kurtan are coming into Am I Being Unreasonable? Season 2.

“So it’s going to be a comedy crossover. So This Country fans you’ll be happy.”

The second series of Am I Being Unreasonable? airs on BBC One, after filming concluded last year.

The series was the brainchild of Daisy and co-writer and co-star Selin Hizli, with the pair coming up with the storyline during the pandemic.

Daisy previously shared in an interview: “For me I always wanted to write something with Selin because I think she’s the most talented person I’ve ever met, I mean second to me, I am massively talented (laughs) but there’s nobody else who makes me laugh like her.”

Selin added: “I knew you were just at home doing nothing because so was the rest of the world. So I knew you couldn’t come up with a good excuse so I could just force you to be my friend.”

The second series of the show hit an unforeseen issue whilst filming last year, as Daisy went into premature labour.

Speaking to OK! she explained: “I was pregnant when we started filming and then my son was born seven weeks early, so we had to stop filming right in the middle.”

She added: “I have a brilliant son, but it was really stressful.”