APOLLONIA LLEWELLYN left fans in awe after posing in her new ‘favourite’ underwear.

The boxing ring girl left little to the imagination as she stripped down.

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Apollonia struck a cheeky pose for the camera as she showed off in fishnets that covered her entire body.

She wore a barely-there leather bra that tied around her neck and matching bottoms to send fans into meltdowns.

Apollonia shared the photo Instagram next to the caption: “My new favorite underwear ”

She has 580,000 followers and many of them flocked to share their adoration for the influencer.

One commented saying: “Absolutely dynamite ”

Another simply added: “Naughty.”

A third wrote: “Hottest babe ”

And another said: “Damn you are a certified goddess! ”

Apollonia is no stranger to sharing racing content on social media and was recently told she has “the best figure on Instagram”.

She also stunned fans by popping out of her pink bikini during a trip to LA, California.

A glimpse into Apollonia’s glamorous life as an influencer, ring girl and model….

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IF you're having a ruff day, this optical illusion is sure to cheer you up.

Toff London's brainteaser is full of furry friends, but there's one dog in particular who's been naughty.

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Brain teasers are designed to trick our vision and can be used as a simple measure of intelligence.

They can also help you keep your mind sharp, as they are widely believed to help improve our attention span, concentration and overall cognitive skills.

The optical illusion above shows a plethora of different dogs, including pugs, Golden Retrievers, hunting dogs, Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, poodles and more.

Some puppies have balls in their mouths.

Others are chewing on a well-deserved bone.

But one dog stands out from the rest, with a string of sausages in his mouth, looking as happy as he can be.

Can you find the naughty dog ​​in less than 15 seconds?

If you do that, you will have the eyes of a hawk.

The countdown now begins.

Are you having trouble finding the sneaky puppy?

We'll give you a hint: the puppy with the string of sausages is a brown, fluffy dog ​​in the bottom right corner.

The clock is ticking – still can't find it?

The fluffy Newfoundland stares straight ahead with the string of sausages between his teeth.

If you couldn't find the dog that stole the sausages, look below.

You see him circled in red, satisfied with his big find.

While you're here, let's do some more puzzles.

Can you find the engagement ring among the hearts?

You may have 20/20 vision if you can find the three hidden rabbits in the tree.

Everyone can see the sea of ​​lobsters, but can you find the four crabs hidden among the pack?

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A mother-of-three who was sacked from her £124,000-a-year job after she rejected advances from her boss, which included calling her a ‘naughty girl’ and praising her ‘candy toes’, has won a £100,000 sex harassment payout.

Marc Bandemer, 59, made repeated advances towards Louise Crabtree, 49, throughout 2021 and 2022, when he sent her adoring messages, referring to her as his ‘second wife’, and the ‘Belle of the Ball’.

In an attempt to woo her, married Mr Bandemer swamped her with adoring messages, complimented her ‘fashion model’ looks, and even bought her a diamond solitaire ‘commitment’ ring, an employment tribunal heard. 

The finance businessman’s ‘excessive attempt to engage in a romantic relationship’ failed however and he fired Ms Crabtree after she firmly rejected him.

The finance executive said she was ‘constantly’ humiliated and degraded by the company chairman, who referred to her as ‘girl’, ‘brat’, and ‘naughty’ in front of their colleagues in an attempt to reinforce ‘his idea’ that he ‘owned’ her.

Whilst on a work trip to Luxembourg, it was heard Mr Bandemer ‘eyed’ the executive ‘up and down’ whilst she was in a swimming costume and even tried to ‘lure’ her into his bedroom by telling her he had left his door open.

Mr Bandemer is married to South African fashion designer and woman’s clothing manufacturer Lioni Bandemer.

The company chairman also offered to buy the pair a ‘love nest’ in Cyprus, flattered her ‘gorgeous feet’ and on one occasion ‘physically pulled’ her onto his lap in front of her partner.

Despite feeling ‘totally helpless’ and as if she was ‘his property’, Ms Crabtree ignored his advances because she ‘did not want to rock the boat’.

The tribunal found Ms Bandemer was in a ‘subordinate’ position but required an income as a single mother and didn’t want to ‘damage her employment prospects’.

But as his attempts to court her ‘intensified’, she asked him to stop.

Eventually, a ‘displeased’ Mr Bandemer got the message, and in retaliation ‘punished’ his second in command with demotion and dismissal from her well-paying job – leaving her ‘ousted from the boys club’.

After successfully suing him for sexual harassment, she has now been awarded £99,214 in compensation, with an employment judge saying the boss’s behaviour was not acceptable.

The hearing in Southampton, Hampshire, was told that Ms Crabtree, from nearby Romsey, joined Integer Wealth Global as Executive Director in April 2021.

Initially, the relationship between her and Mr Bandemer was ‘friendly with banter’ but their ‘nuanced relationship’ began to involve ‘inappropriate’ comments.

These included him calling her ‘wife’, ‘naughty’, ‘girl’, ‘brat’, and remarks made about ‘whips and chains’.

In May 2021 a Teams meeting transcript revealed him asking her ‘why did God make you so naughty?’, followed by an admission he was ‘way too arrogant’ to care what other colleagues would think about his remark.

The tribunal found Ms Bandemer was in a ‘subordinate’ position but required an income as a single mother and didn’t want to ‘damage her employment prospects’.

Her failure to ‘strenuously object’ to comments she disliked did not necessarily mean that she ‘welcomed them or that they were wanted’, the panel said.

In one ‘humiliating’ incident at her birthday party, Mr Bandemer ‘physically pulled’ Ms Crabtree onto his lap in front of her family and partner- something which ‘everyone found uncomfortable’, the tribunal heard.

He told Ms Crabtree she had an ‘infectious personality’ that made her ‘quite easy to become addicted to’.

When planning a meeting between the two of them, Ms Crabtree suggested a Wednesday so they could celebrate his wife birthday, who could also do her nails.

Mr Bandemer, responding, said she had ‘really gorgeous feet’ and ‘candy toes’.

The mother of three said at first she ignored the comments as she ‘did not want to rock the boat’ but as they ‘intensified’, Ms Crabtree asked her boss ‘not to be inappropriate’ in two emails.

In September 2021 she made it clear to her boss that comments of a sexual nature were ‘no longer welcome’, but this was ignored leading her to ‘feel trapped’.

The executive said: ‘I could see he was the authoritative figure and would do what he wanted even if I objected.

‘As his advances intensified, I felt trapped as to what to say or do.

‘I had asked him to stop or told him how I felt on previous occasions, but it had no effect other than to aggravate him or result in me working in a hostile environment with him threatening to discipline me or being short-tempered with me.’

In December Mr Bandemer commented on a picture Ms Crabtree posted on Instagram of a charity ball she had attended, saying she looked like the ‘Belle of the Ball…in that incredibly fetching red dress – very uber beautiful’.

Mr Bandemer texted her, questioning why she was in this line of work, ‘when you could be a top ranking fashion model’, after her ‘unbelievably beautiful’ work pictures came through.

Later, he asked her about Christmas presents, writing: ‘Oh my word, Father Christmas just arrived with another present for you.’

As he offered to buy her children Christmas presents and then gift them money, the panel heard his behaviour was ‘intensifying’ and she was ‘helpless to do anything’.

In January 2022 Ms Crabtree was left feeling ‘extremely uncomfortable’ upon learning she was going on a business trip with just Mr Bandemer – who had bought her flowers – and without his wife, as previously planned.

While on their trip to Luxembourg together, Mr Bandemer messaged her saying he would leave the door slightly ajar’, that she was his ‘person’ and called her ‘honey’ and ‘lovey’.

Ms Crabtree said during this trip, her boss followed her into shops, asked her to go swimming with him, and ‘eyed’ her ‘up and down’ whilst she was in a swimming costume.

Ms Crabtree said: ‘I felt violated, especially when he made comments about my body and how good I looked. He called me naughty in front of others as well as his second wife and it made me feel like I was his property.

‘The worst part was when he attempted to lure me into his bedroom. I felt horrified and trapped as I had to remain by his side for meetings and was under his complete control.’

He then bought her a diamond solitaire ring – insisting it was a ‘commitment ring’ – which she has never worn and kept in a cupboard.

However, when he kissed Ms Crabtree on the cheek in front of her daughter who ‘flipped out’, she asked for ‘clear boundaries’ to be put in place in their relationship.

Describing the incident, Ms Crabtree said: ‘I was horrified when it happened in front of my daughter but she didn’t understand I depended on [Mr Bandemer] for my salary to support us and I was afraid and anxious to lose my job.’

He admitted he would no longer ‘grab you like I do’ in front of people and be ‘very vigilant’ in front of her children.

Despite this, when a vase of Ms Crabtree’s broke, Mr Bandemer bought her another one with flowers, accompanied with a message reading ‘the flowers here in will never surpass your beauty’.

Ms Crabtree said: ‘He would insist on me using the vase for everyone to see and this reinforced his idea he owned me and was under his control and insisted we spend time together inside and outside of work.’

In February 2022 he told her he loved her and that he needed a break from his wife.

By March Mr Bandemer – who the tribunal found was a ‘somewhat forceful individual who expects to get his own way’ – was looking to buy ‘a love nest’ house for the two of them in Cyprus.

In May 2022 Mr Bandemer became ‘much more hostile’ towards her as she was frozen out of the company’s plans to move to Luxembourg and effectively demoted to sales director.

The mother of three said: ‘[Mr Bandemer] made it clear I had ‘disrespected him’ and there were consequences and this resulted in working daily without direction and totally stressing that my job was not in jeopardy.

‘I felt isolated and it was clear that I was being ousted by [Mr Bandemer] because I had rejected him, and this daily uncertainty became unbearable mentally and physically.

‘I felt I was ousted from the ‘boys club’ and no longer part of the team.’

Ms Crabtree said she was being punished ‘for rejecting his advances’.

Upholding her claims of discrimination and harassment, Employment Judge James Dawson said: ‘We are satisfied, on the balance of probabilities, that the behaviour of [Mr Bandemer] was inextricably linked to the fact that [Ms Crabtree] was a woman.

‘Not only because the behaviour reflects the fact he was a heterosexual man who was romantically attracted to her but also because of the gender-specific language used on a large number of occasions such as ‘girl’, ‘honey’ ‘wife’ and ‘naughty’.

‘We have included the word naughty because, in its context, we do not think that [Mr Bandemer] would have written in a similar way to a man.

‘We also think, on the balance of probabilities, that the respondent would not have described a man as beautiful and, for instance, sent him a vase saying that the flowers in the vase would never surpass his beauty.’

Awarding her compensation, he said: ‘There was a period of harassment when [Ms Crabtree] was asking Marc Bandemer to stop and he was not respecting this.

‘She did not bring it on herself and it was not acceptable.’

The shaman fiancée of Princess Martha Louise of Norway has been criticized for saying suicidal people are ‘possessed by evil spirits’.

The US-born bisexual celebrity healer shared a video on Instagram about the ‘suicide spirit’ in shamanism.

Durek, who counts Gwyneth Paltrow among his fans, added that children with tantrums are also “possessed by ‘entities.’

“When it comes to your children and they are acting out, yelling and being aggressive for no reason, entities can enter your children,” he said.

The only daughter of King Harald and Queen Sonja, Martha Louise, 52, is fourth in line to the throne. She stepped down as a working royal in 2019.

Martha, a self-proclaimed clairvoyant who claims she can talk to angels, revealed in 2022 that she would not represent the royal family.

He added: “So the way to prevent this is to look your child straight in the eye, no matter how uncomfortable it makes him, and say, ‘You have no power here, you are a weak entity and I am sending you now in the light, deep in the light.”

And about suicidal people, Durek said: “In shamanism we believe that there is a suicidal spirit – a spirit that enters your consciousness and plays on your emotions with the burdens that you feel, that other people suffer because you are alive. , because of the things you think you can’t overcome, because of the pain of any situation or because of something you’ve done that you can’t forgive yourself for.

The comments were met with outrage, with many angry that Martha Louise’s first husband, Ari Behn, died by suicide.

Ari is the father of Martha Louise’s three children: Maud, 19, Leah, 17, and Emma, ​​14.

One person commented: ‘Aha! A suicidal spirit. Let me tell my two children who lost their father to suicide this year. I bet they’ll be impressed.

‘Of course the real problem, like Norway’s mental health system (or lack thereof), is not to blame. The suicidal spirit is. Right.’

While another wrote: ‘You should be ashamed! I lost my daughter to suicide, and your stepdaughters lost their father.

‘I am angry about the fact that you are going to become a member of the Norwegian royal family. You should be ashamed!’

People were also quick to condemn his views on “entities” invading children.

“Horrible how you demonize the completely normal emotions and behavior of children,” said one. “Telling them they have no power is terrible and insulting. Unfollow.’

While another said: ‘This would absolutely traumatise a child who only has big feelings.’

Durek and Martha got engaged in 2022 and King Harald said his daughter would not be allowed to use her royal title in any future commercial partnerships with its partner.

The princess, who describes herself as ‘spiritual’ and claims to be a clairvoyant, spoke to the BBC and admitted that stepping back from her royal duties had been a process fraught with ‘turmoil’.

After Martha Louise’s decision to abdicate, King Harald emphasized that his daughter remained a princess at his request. He said, ‘She is our daughter, and she will remain so. So she is Princess Märtha Louise.’

Shortly after mother-of-three Martha announced her engagement to Durek, a publisher in Norweigan dropped his book ‘Spirit Hacking’ due to pseudoscientific claims, including ‘children can get cancer if they are unhappy’.

Among his other claims, Durek says he once rose from the dead, recovering from a month-long coma, by “burning” his soul, and has also spoken about needing a kidney transplant from his sister as a child undergo.

It’s unclear why he needed the kidney or how he became wheelchair-bound as he has described. The illness that left him in a coma has also not been disclosed.

The groom-to-be, born Durek Verrett in Sacramento in November 1974, claims that he first became “aware” of his shamanic abilities at the age of five, but did not begin training until the age of eleven.

He adds that he is a “sixth generation healer.”

His father, David, was an engineer of African-Haitian descent; his mother, Veruschka, Indian-Norwegian. His aunt Shirley was a famous opera singer, an African-American mezzo-soprano. He calls on deceased relatives – his father, his aunt and his grandmother – to help him during healing sessions.

By Ellen Coughlan for Mailonline

Published: 03:04 EST, December 22, 2023 | Updated: 04:39 EST, December 22, 2023

• Enthusiastic residents were seen on the streets, with some lacking seasonally appropriate jackets

By James Callery

Published: 06:37 EST, December 9, 2023 | Updated: 11:37 AM EST, December 9, 2023

By Codie Bullen for Mailonline

Published: 10:57 AM EST, December 1, 2023 | Updated: 11:02 EST, December 1, 2023

Jason Kelce and woman Kylie KelceThe Christmas card shoot had gone to the dogs.

In a behind-the-scenes video shared via BeatenKylie, 31, teased that it was difficult to round up their “stinky” pups, Winnie and Baloo, for the photos.

“Person on the naughty list [of] Team Kelce is Baloo,” Kylie joked in the Thursday, November 23, video, warning the crew members not to leave snacks out for the dog to steal. “If we lose another loaf of bread to Baloo Kelce…”

Jason, 36, agreed, adding that their dog “will eat everything in sight.”

“The vets say, ‘Hey, don’t give him chocolate.’ We don’t give him chocolate, he chooses chocolate,” the Philadelphia Eagles center joked, with Kylie agreeing that this certainly earned Baloo the “naughty” label.

Jason and Kylie, who married in April 2018, dropped their annual Christmas card in collaboration with Minted earlier this month. The couple wore festive sweaters as they posed with daughters Wyatt, 4, Elliotte, 2, and Bennett, 8 months. The two dogs also got into the spirit and wore reindeer headbands.

“The preparation was making sure we had a nutritious breakfast because we were about to bribe these kids’ lives,” Kylie joked on November 16. Instagram video of the recording. “It’s a game of endurance.”

Now that the Christmas cards have been sent out, Jason wants to make sure Kylie doesn’t discover her gift before the holidays.

“I already have Kylie’s gift and I think she’s seen it fifteen times,” Jason told his brother Travis Kelce on the Wednesday, November 22, episode of their podcast “New Heights.” “She helps me organize my entire closet, so I don’t know where to hide it. But it is good. It’s really good.”

Jason didn’t reveal what he bought Kylie, only noting that it’s “cool” and that he’s “pretty excited” when she opens it. For his three daughters, Jason admitted that he was considering gifts starring Disney Junior characters Dino Ranch and Bluey, as the girls are easily impressed.

Entertaining Wyatt, Elliotte and Bennett during the festive occasion is similar to how Jason and Travis’ mother, Donna Kelceused to organize the holiday events.

“At Christmas, years ago, we always did that [play] Mario Bros. video games,” Donna recently shared We weekly. “We would say, ‘Okay, it’s your turn. Just see how far you can get,” and then we would make a tag team.”

She continued: “We would travel a lot. We were supposed to be in Florida, St. Augustine, visiting family, Disney [World]Marco Island and Fort Myers. [Jason and Travis’] grandparents [and] uncles, were in Florida, so we were constantly going to Florida for the holidays.

Nick Jonas And Priyanka Chopra Jonas‘daughter, Malti Marie, is the spitting image of her mother – and the rock star wouldn’t have it any other way.

“It’s so encouraging to interact with people like that [who don’t take themselves too seriously]” Jonas, 31, said during the Friday, November 17, episode of the “Read the Room” podcast. “I’m not talking about self-mockery, [but] like walking into a door, it’s funny. It’s not like, “Haha, you’re an idiot.” It’s like, “We love you and we’ve seen it all.” I think it’s a very nice quality to have in people. And of course my wife embodies that to a great extent.”

Jonas — who married the 41-year-old actress in December 2018 — further noted that he admires how Chopra Jonas “doesn’t take himself too seriously,” which has already been passed on to 10-month-old Malti.

“We now see it reflected in our daughter in a brilliant way,” Jonas marveled. “Her sense of humor and her ability to laugh at situations, and even her mischievous attitude, it’s amazing.”

Podcast host Cavanaugh Jameswho has been friends with Jonas since they grew up in Texas, said Malti “always smiles” when he visits the Jonas family.

Jonas and Chopra Jonas welcomed their first baby via surrogate in January 2022. Malti spent nearly 100 days in the NICU at a local hospital before she was able to return home with her parents.

“Once you have a child, you quickly realize that you can’t control everything,” Jonas added on Friday. “I think this was the biggest lesson for me at a stage in my life that I didn’t expect to learn. … You know, we went through some very difficult months at the beginning of her life and you have that vision [of] how it will go throughout your life, and then it is something completely different. Then every day is completely different and brings its own challenges.”

Since Malti was released from the hospital, Jonas and Chopra Jonas have been doting on their little girl. Malti even joined her parents on her father’s Jonas Brothers tour, which kicked off in New York City in August.

“I think this [new wrist injury] comes from holding our daughter. I do things like this where I become her chair and she just points to where she wants to go,” he joked during the podcast. “She likes to look ahead when she is being held and does not like a hug. It’s like you’re her ride. And now that she’s getting bigger, thank goodness, when I felt a pain in my wrist yesterday, I tried to figure out where it came from. “Oh, it’s the baby’s fault.”

Parenting trends come and go, with psychologists, childminders and other experts continually offering new techniques for both nurturing and disciplining children.

Modern techniques like the naughty step and the reward chart were once the parenting trends of the hour. But one of the most recently popular tools, the feelings wheel, was actually invented in the 1980s and is now experiencing a revival.

As some millennials move toward “positive parenting,” which prioritizes understanding bad behavior over strict discipline, the feelings wheel is being used to help children identify their emotions. And at her Early Years Symposium on Wednesday, the Princess of Wales revealed that five-year-old Prince Louis is using the device with his classmates at Lambrook School.

The concept presents a circular graph that shows a range of different human emotions, and also shows how each feeling is connected to others. It also groups smaller feelings under a broader umbrella, ranging from anger and contempt to joy and love.

Psychologist Robert Plutchik, a professor at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in South Florida, created the wheel and determined that people experience eight basic emotions: joy, trust, fear, surprise, sadness, anticipation, anger and disgust.

These basic feelings can then become more intense or milder, and each emotion has an opposite pole.

He created a wheel that captured all this as a tool to help us improve our ’emotional intelligence’ – a concept that today, forty years later, is gaining hundreds of thousands of Instagram hits and a cohort of famous fans.

When Dr. Plutchik first designed the Feelings Wheel in 1980, it was originally intended for adults, not children.

With actresses like Gwyneth Paltrow and Jennifer Aniston encouraging us to be more aware of our feelings, the wheel’s ability to help us identify and measure them is all the rage.

Although there is no easy and quick way to use his wheel, Dr. Plutchik aims to help us check our emotional temperature on a random basis.

By figuring out exactly what we’re feeling at any given moment, we can see if regular patterns emerge over time and then understand what the triggers are so we can adjust our behavior accordingly, rather than reacting in a state of stress.

Simplified versions of the wheel are now popular in primary schools in the UK.

Mentally Healthy Schools has created its own version of the wheel for young students, which it says should be used for children between the ages of four and 11.

The organization recommends using the wheel several times a day so students can understand how their emotions change and learn the triggers that trigger certain emotions.

The revival of the feelings wheel coincides with a deeper understanding of emotions and a move away from authoritative and disciplinary parenting.

In particular, feeling wheels can be associated with positive parenting, adopting the mantra of supporting children through guidance, mapping their thoughts and feelings, and brainstorming.

Positive Parenting Solutions, which includes tools that encourage people to parent without losing their patience or nagging their children, claims that the Feelings Wheel can be used to identify the root causes of why a child is misbehaving.

A blog post on the site explains: ‘Positive parenting emphasizes that children who misbehave are not bad. Instead, they lack the skills to manage their emotions.”

It goes on to explain how you and your children can use the Feelings Wheel to identify the emotion being felt and understand the emotions associated with it.

This method allows the parent to solve the problem at the root of the bad behavior, rather than resorting to strict punishment.