By Zeenia Naqvee

Published: 10:40 EST, March 7, 2024 | Updated: 10:42 EST, March 7, 2024

A SOFTWARE engineer has been criticized for putting on his Apple Vision Pro glasses on his wedding day.

The less-than-happy couple’s wedding photos show a scenic Utah mountain range, a beautiful, if angry, bride, and a groom wearing the $3,500 headphones.

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Cambree Wright was pictured giving a disgusted look at 24-year-old Jacob Wright as she held her bouquet of flowers.

Cambree told SFGATE: “I try not to watch because it’s a little creepy, it’s a little creepy.

“When he’s in the Apple Vision Pro, I let him do his thing.”

Cambree went on to explain how she had desperately tried to keep the headphones away from her new husband during the ceremony.

Then Jacob quickly asked for photos with his beloved technology.

Cambree recounted how he begged her at least “two or three times” for photos in his Apple Vision Pro.

She said she denied his request and told him to wait, but at one point she just turned around and he already had it on.

Jacob was adamant that he would not have worn the headphones during the ceremony “out of respect for God and for my wife.”

But he added: “After we got out [of the ceremony]we were taking pictures, like the bridesmaids and the groomsmen and stuff, and jokingly I was like, “Hey, I have my Apple Vision Pro in my backpack.”

“I carry my backpack everywhere. It’s a bad habit.”

So the tech ran back to the car and grabbed his headset halfway through the wedding day.

Jacob remembered his new wife telling him she didn’t want to take photos with the Vision Pro.

But Jacob said, “I told her it was just for the meme.”

Cambree admitted to Futurism that this was the last thing she wanted pictures of, but she wasn’t as angry as she seemed.

She revealed: “I look angry in the photo. I wasn’t really angry though. I just thought it was funny.”

Besides doing it “for the meme,” newlywed Jacob explained that he hoped to capture a compelling memory for the couple.

One of the headset’s most revered features is its ability to capture deeply immersive snapshots – which some have described as reliving a moment in time.

Jacob said: “I have a video of me there with all the bridesmaids, all the groomsmen – everyone who came to the ceremony.

“I think it will be super awesome to show our kids in 20 years.”

He added that he thinks by then they might even be able to see the memory as a hologram.

The tech added: “I don’t wear it in social settings, or really around the house, unless I’m just working in it.

“It isolates you quite a bit.”

Since its release last month, the Apple Vision Pro has quickly gained fame in the tech world, but not always for the right reasons.

Road safety activists were forced to issue warnings about wearing Apple’s new headset while driving.

A video that attracted huge numbers of viewers over the weekend shows a man named Dante using virtual reality (VR) glasses while driving on a highway.

In the video, the man’s eyes are completely covered by the headset as he drives in multi-lane traffic.

There have also been separate viral videos of people wearing the Apple Vision Pro headsets while crossing the road.

This trend has shocked motorists and road safety experts alike.

“You can’t do that while you’re driving,” David Reich, spokesman for the National Road Safety Foundation, told The Telegraph.

“The idea of ​​someone using them when not in a self-driving car would be disastrous.

Others have returned the headsets after complaining that the new technology was causing them headaches.

Apple does warn that Apple Vision Pro may “aggravate” certain medical conditions or “increase your risk of injury or discomfort.”

These include conditions such as:

• Migraine or chronic headache
• Dizziness or dizziness
• Eye or vision disorders (e.g. binocular vision disorders)
• Mental conditions
• Disorders of the inner ear
• Dry eyes, itching or swelling of the eyelids
• Infections of the eyes, eyelids or skin around the eyes
• Skin allergies or sensitivities
• To attack
• Balance or running conditions

Apple advises people to “start using Apple Vision Pro gradually to get used to it” and “take frequent breaks, even if you don’t think you need them.”

“Immersive content that is more likely to cause some people to experience motion sickness is labeled as motion-heavy content in the App Store,” according to the company’s website.

“Keep this label in mind when selecting immersive content, especially as you get used to Apple Vision Pro.”

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By Kinta Walsh-cotton for Daily Mail Australia

Published: 5:41 PM EST, February 28, 2024 | Updated: 5:58 PM EST, February 28, 2024

A FASHION expert has been criticized for her pink reception dress.

Although many were concerned that the dress would outshine the bride, she wasn’t worried about that.

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Jill (@girlsourage), a boutique owner, showed off the style she chose for the special occasion.

“For my mothers of the bride and mothers of the groom, I’m back with another try,” she said.

She explained that she had received many requests for a matching wedding dress that was not super form-fitting and had sleeves.

To fulfill the request, she chose a glittery Aidan Mattox piece, worth $165, on the floor.

The blush beaded and sequined cape dress featured a slit at the front and a deep V-neck.

“This has a really nice cape sleeve. It’s champagne underneath and it’s very glittery and sparkly,” she said.

“It has pearls and sequins, it’s just a really beautiful color combination.”

In addition to the neutral color scheme, she also raved about how comfortable the dress was.

She could even wear a good bra under the dress without worrying about anything showing.

While many loved the dress, some worried it would be too flashy.

“This is great, but do you want to mislead the bride about this?” one commenter asked.

Jill immediately dismissed the concern.

“Not a chance,” she said.

“Beautiful! But don’t outshine the bride!” said another.

“Not possible!” Jill replied.

Despite the backlash, many continued to express their concerns.

“I think this competes with the bride. Too much. Although she does look nice,” said one viewer.

“Looks too much like white,” agreed another.

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Former Married At First Sight contestant Nasser Sultan has crashed a radio segment with new groom Collins Christian.

Friday morning the serial plague called the Kyle and Jackie O show on KIIS FM as the radio station tried to help Collins find love after his sensational exit from the show.

Nasser unleashed a foul-mouthed tirade against the 28-year-old executive assistant and shocked co-hosts Kyle Sandilands and Jackie 'O' Henderson when he rang the doorbell and posed as a potential match for Collins.

“Let me tell you, right? I'm the only celebrity in Australia. And number two, you're an avid homosexual,” he began.

'Let's stop all these girls calling in and wasting their time. How dare you say you don't want fat girls. Mate, listen to your voice… Word on the street is that you're a raging homosexual.'

Nasser continued, “You wasted your time on MAFS. And you need to get off the radio now, because Australia is boring.

'I've dated a hundred girls, you've dated none. So quit the radio, stop boring us and go back to your normal job. You should be at Mardi Gras on February 26th….”

Collins, who said he didn't remember Nasser or his MAFS stint from season five, made an epic comeback after Nasser said he would put “$10” on him because he “was gay.”

“10 dollars? Is that your entire fortune, huh?' he replied. 'Sit down big boy. Geez, I don't want you to break the bank.'

Nasser continued his tirade before Kyle appeared to disconnect the phone line.

“That's how you stay relevant nine seasons after your MAFS appearance,” Kyle said.

Nasser rose to fame on season five of MAFS Australia in 2018 and returned to reality TV in 2020 with a brief appearance on Channel Seven's First Dates.

The pint-sized personal trainer has since been trying to return to reality TV, but is known more as a serial killer when it comes to celebrity gate crushing events.

He applied for the Big Brother reboot in late 2019, before claiming he was asked to apply for the UK version last year.

The former MAFS star has also dabbled in a music career, releasing a dance called Blue Tick about his struggle to get verified on Instagram.

Meanwhile, Collins and his bride Natalie Parham quickly left MAFS after she accused him of faking his emotions towards her so he could stay on the show.

Collins told Nat he wanted to fight for their relationship because he enjoyed their wedding day – and he was stunned by her reaction.

“Can you tell me how many times we've been together, other than the wedding day that made you happy?” she asked.

“Oh, every moment I see you I'm happy and that's why I put 'stay',” Collins responded.

However, Natalie was having none of it and accused him of feigning his affection for her so he could stay in the dating experiment.

'This feels like an Oscar performance. “I'm sorry, I can't listen to you without hearing an orchestra,” she shot back.

“I can't communicate with someone who talks to me like we're on the set of Neighbors or Home and Away.”

She then told Christian that she was leaving the experiment because she had ultimately decided that they would never be compatible.

A devastated Collins was then seen wishing Natalie all the best before leaving their hotel room for the final time.

Collins and Natalie quickly left the program, returning home less than two days after the final commitment ceremony was filmed.

According to a spy, the pair ended on 'bad terms' and things don't get much better at the reunion as they argue on camera.

MAFS groom Collins Christian has broken his silence on his tumultuous marriage to Natalie Parham.

In an exclusive interview with Daily Mail Australia, Collins, 28, sheds light on the tensions and struggles of their relationship, dispels rumors and gives a raw look at the emotional journey that unfolded both on and off camera.

Contrary to swirling rumors, Collins made it clear that he was never desperate to join MAFS.

'I've never applied for a job before. I have been approached [by producers] all three times,” he claimed, acknowledging the show's appeal as a “huge platform” but denying that any previous attempts had been made to be cast.

Collins admitted that he struggled with the way he was portrayed, acknowledging that while he strove to be real, the editing did not always reflect his genuine intentions.

Seeing yourself through the eyes of the audience

“It's hard because I can't sit here and say, 'No, I was real.' I certainly was, but what's on the screen, I can't fault anything they say,” he said in response to claims he was playing to the cameras.

Collins admitted that he felt powerless over the story unfolding on television, and acknowledged that key context was often left out, giving viewers a distorted view of his actions.

'I sucked. I absolutely sucked,” he admitted, acknowledging his failure to live up to Natalie's expectations and his own.

'I've come across fakes'

Christian addressed allegations that he was merely putting on a performance for the cameras during his time.

He pointed to “a lot of behind-the-scenes factors” that ultimately didn't make the cut, suggesting that these omissions could have provided vital context for his actions.

However, the MAFS star did not shy away from criticizing his own performance on the show, acknowledging his shortcomings and the impact of his actions on Natalie.

'I come across a dismissive, fake actor. All those things,” he admitted, revealing the personal toll of witnessing his portrayal and the public backlash that followed.

Collins expressed his deepest regret that he could not share Skye Suites with Natalie.

He attributed her need for space to a fundamental misunderstanding and miscommunication between them.

Reflecting on his attempts to connect with Natalie, he admitted, “I came across as so fake. It was hard to watch.”

Nat's personal struggles

Collins shared a poignant memory of Natalie crying uncontrollably after their wedding, a clear indication of the emotional challenges she faced from the very beginning.

This moment, combined with the subsequent separation and limited interaction, highlighted the enormous emotional gap between them.

He talked about the efforts to help her through these challenges, albeit with an acknowledgment that his approach may have been too hands-off.

'I tried to be there as much as possible. I made sure from day one I told Nat, 'Look, every time you need to communicate with your family, reach out to your dog and your bird, do it,'” Collins shared.

Unseen honeymoon moment

The groom's story took an especially poignant turn when he discussed the honeymoon, a period when the couple struggled with unprecedented challenges.

Collins explained how the accommodations were rearranged to give Natalie the space she needed, a gesture that underscored the depth of her struggles, but also the physical and emotional distance that grew between them.

He said that despite sharing separate rooms on their honeymoon, Natalie requested extra space, forcing producers to move him to another room.

Despite these challenges, Collins made concerted efforts to reconnect with Natalie, organizing a 'Nat Day' to celebrate her interests and demonstrate his commitment.

Yet, he lamented, these gestures went largely unrecognized, both by Natalie and the show's viewers, due to editorial decisions.

Communication failure

Surprisingly, Collins and Natalie didn't exchange phone numbers until later in their trip, which made communication difficult.

“There was even one time when she and I were in separate apartments and… I called the hotel and said, 'Can I please speak to Nat?' And they say, “Who are you?” And I pretend to be her brother,” he shared, emphasizing the effort he made to stay connected.

'I just wanted to check on her and called the hotel. “Hey, Nat, how are you?” It definitely took her by surprise,” he admitted.

Distrust

Sunday's commitment ceremony was a pivotal moment for Collins and Natalie, with trust issues coming to the forefront.

In a pivotal moment that was not broadcast, Collins claimed that the only basis for Natalie's distrust was his recruitment onto the show.

Collins, seeking clarity, challenged Natalie to specify all the actions that justified her distrust.

'This is the first time I've heard her say she doesn't trust me. And I know I didn't lie about anything,” Collins said.

Natalie cited her belief that Collins had applied to appear on the show multiple times as her concern.

This prompted expert John Aiken to intervene: “Okay guys, look, it doesn't matter how you got this experiment. It just matters that you're here.”

This interaction, according to Collins, underlines significant miscommunication and misunderstandings that plagued their relationship from the start.

Behind the motivations

Collins commented on the mixed motivations of the show's participants, including Natalie's perceived ambition to gain a social media following.

“All I can say is this is the truth. A few cast members reached out to me and they told me that on the hens night, Nat said she was coming over for Instagram likes and followers,” he says. said.

Collins also joked about his fellow co-stars, adding that the majority of them were on the show because of fame.

“When they all say their first priority and only [priority] is to find love, you lie. You are absolutely lying,” he said.

Addressing rumors about his sexuality

Collins bluntly confronted rumors about his sexuality.

“I'm not gay, I just pay attention. “I really do, it shows courage,” he claimed.

'Jono, he looks handsome. I tell him, friend, you're a good looking guy, That just pay attention.

'If someone walks by and he smells good, he looks good, [you say] “you look good”.'

He continued, “It's not the craziest thing, but it doesn't make me gay. I'm not gay, I'm definitely straight, do your thing.'

A woman has taken to social media for advice after facing a huge dilemma.

She recently made friends with someone who is getting married and even got an invite to the wedding.

However, the bridesmaid dropped a bombshell during a night out, leaving her conflicted over whether she should tell the bride.

Miami's Karo Aprano explained the whole story on TikTok, prompting a wave of comments urging her to “do the right thing.”

The video, which was placed under her hand @karoapranohas already been seen by more than a million people.

She told her followers, “There is some marital drama going on in my life right now that I need to share. So I befriended a girl who was getting married and she invited me to her wedding.

“I'm not in her bridal party, we literally just met and became friends, but she invited me with her and her bridesmaids and her entire bridal party.

“Just so I meet people and know people who are going to be at the wedding and I become friends with her friends.”

Shocked, Karo continued: 'Last weekend we were out and the bridesmaid told me that the groom slept with the bride's sister and the bride has no idea – and he's going to do it again.

“So I'm like, woah woah, I don't need to know this information, I don't want to know this information, you're putting me in a very uncomfortable situation.

“Can we rewind to five minutes ago, when I didn't know this yet? Because I didn't want to know this and I still don't want to know this.

'The girl telling me this is the bridesmaid, she is closest to the bride. I'm there like tell her, she's getting married in two weeks, you can't let her marry this man.

'She says no, I can't do it and I say, you have to do it, you have to tell her. She keeps saying no, she says I'm not going to do it, I'm not going to tell her, I'm not going to ruin her wedding or ruin her relationship with the man she's been with for so long.

The TikToker asks: 'How are you going to get your best friend to marry a guy who has not only been with her sister but also goes around saying he'll do it again?'

However, despite her best efforts, she couldn't convince the bridesmaid to tell the bride what she knows, putting the pressure on herself.

Karo notes: 'As for the sister, that's a different story and that's crazy, that's dirty, I don't understand people who do that. But that's something different.

“Imagine I'm sitting in the middle of the club, she's telling me this information and I'm thinking, you're not going to tell her?

'Of course I feel super uncomfortable now, because who am I to tell her that? I barely know this girl.

“I met her a month ago, I'm not the one to tell her that her fiancé is with her sister. Could you imagine?'

She reasons: 'Half of me wants to tell because of the girl code, I'm very big on that, but the other half of me says: I don't know her like that.

“I feel like that's none of my business, I feel like of all people I'm the last one who should be involved. I shouldn't even know this information.

“Maybe I was the one who was told that I'm not really close to anyone because I'm the irrelevant part of the group, which means I'm the new one.

'Sometimes when girls drink tea [gossip] that they know they can't tell, but they want to get it off their chest, then they're going to tell the irrelevant party.

“That's exactly what I'm doing now because I couldn't keep this information to myself.”

She finally concludes, “So I've been going back and forth in my head all day, like, I shouldn't tell her, right? No, I'm not going to tell her.

'I'm not going to do that. First of all, she might not even believe me. I will not do it'.

However, more than 2,500 people flocked to the comments to share their own thoughts on the situation – with many thinking the TikToker is making the wrong choice.

One user wrote: 'You were told for a reason. You have nothing to lose because you don't really know these people. Tell her and then tell her to everyone who knows about it.”

A second agreed: 'Maybe this is why you ended up in her life. You wouldn't want it to happen to you. If the friendship ends, that's okay. You just met. Save her.'

Meanwhile, a third suggested: 'Write her a note and don't sign it,' while a fourth added: 'Girl you've got nothing to lose, just do it because it's the right thing.'

However, one viewer said: 'I once told a best friend that her boyfriend was cheating on her. She sided with him. We never spoke again. Lesson learned. Never tell'.

Another agreed: 'My mother caught her good friend's husband with another woman at the cinema. Her friend sided with the man and didn't believe it.'

Concerned, another asked: 'What if she sees this video?', while a second added: 'That's what I thought too'.

Someone else advised: 'I would have told her the bridesmaid told me your sister is sleeping with your fiancé. That would make her confront all three of them.”

By Jimmy Briggs for Daily Mail Australia

Published: 01:03 EST, February 7, 2024 | Updated: 01:03 EST, February 7, 2024

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Published: 07:22 EST, February 5, 2024 | Updated: 10:10 EST, February 5, 2024

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Published: 04:48 EST, February 5, 2024 | Updated: 05:36 EST, February 5, 2024