Animal rights influencer Elena Larrea, 31, died two days after liposuction.

The Mexican model influencer, who had over half a million followers on Instagram, and activist died of pulmonary thrombosis, also called pulmonary embolism, in which blood clots travel from the legs to the lungs.

Larrea was the founder of the Cuacolandia animal shelter, which provided shelter for horses, donkeys and other animals.

When the shelter was about to close, Larrea joined OnlyFans to raise money to keep it open.

She worked with the Animalist Movement of Puebla to make bestiality a crime in the state, ultimately changing the legislature in the Mexican state of Puebla.

Larrea’s team confirmed her death in a rack on Instagram.

“It is with great regret that we inform you of the departure of Elena Larrea, president and founder of Cuacolandia, who unfortunately died yesterday, Tuesday, March 19, 2024, at 3:30 PM due to a pulmonary thrombosis that caused a clot in the lung,” a statement read. of the animal shelter, translated from the original Spanish.

‘From Cuacolandia we deeply regret her loss.

‘We will remember and continue to commit to everything she has courageously promoted through this foundation. We will promote their legacy and love so that our horses, donkeys and mules live freely and in adequate conditions in Mexico and in this, our sanctuary for horses rescued from abuse and neglect.

“We reiterate our sincere condolences to the entire Cuacolandia family, as well as to the Larrea family and the close friends of those who have fought tirelessly for animal rights.

‘We thank her for all her love and devotion and wish her eternal rest and peace.

‘We will miss you.’

Puebla regional governor Sergio Soloman spoke out following the announcement of her death.

“I deeply regret the death of Elena Larrea, a tireless fighter in defense of animal welfare,” wrote the Mexican governor of Puebla, Sergio Salomón, in a letter rack shared on X, formerly Twitter.

‘The rescue of thousands of horses in abusive conditions leaves a testimony to her life and work.’

“On behalf of the government of Puebla, we give our hugs of solidarity to her family and friends.”

Soloman promised to keep her animal shelter open with the help of the Ministry of the Environment.

“We will provide all necessary assistance so that authorities can care for other horses as well as those already rescued, with their welfare paramount at all times. We will follow your example. Rest in peace, Elena,” Solomon said.

Kanye West added to his long list of people he’s involved with when he called out Ice Spice just days after ripping Twitch streamer Kai Cenat.

The 46-year-old fashion mogul said on his Instagram Story that the 24-year-old rising rapper had recorded a verse for the new version of his song New Body, but her team decided not to release it.

He took to his Instagram Story to share a text message that read: ‘ICE SPICE SENT IN A VERSE FOR A NEW BODY, NOW HER TEAM SAYS WE CAN’T USE IT’

Ice native Isis Naija Gaston – nor her team have responded to Ye’s allegations.

The song New Body has been in the works for quite some time, as it was originally planned for inclusion on Kanye’s album Yandhi in 2018, which was never released.

Nicki Minaj was featured on the original version of the song and it was even included on the tracklist for Ye’s collaborative album Vultures with Ty Dolla Sign, which was released last month.

However, the 41-year-old rapper from Trinidad refused to allow the verse to be included on the release.

This wasn’t the first time this happened, as it was previewed at listening parties for Ye’s 2019 album Jesus Is King, but it was ultimately scrapped due to creative differences between the two rap stars.

The song debunked body shaming and the stigma surrounding plastic surgery, but the Jesus Is King version had Christian-themed lyrics.

In June 2020, Nicki had expressed interest in releasing the song after a version was leaked on TikTok, but it never came to fruition.

Just a few days ago, Ye made an astonishing response to American online streamer and YouTuber Kai Cenat, accusing the streamer of ‘dissing’ his YZY clothing range, while issuing a warning saying ‘don’t play with me’.

Kanye’s comments came after Kai, 22, was sent clothes from West’s new YZY line, which he tried on for fans during a livestreaming service Twitch stream.

However, after trying on a pair of sweatpants, they were significantly larger than he expected, prompting him to request a smaller size.

Kai branded the sizing of Kanye’s YZY clothing range as ‘crazy’, while demanding a smaller size of the same product because the track pants fell to his ankles.

Kanye fired back while the stream was still going, replying via direct message on Instagram, “Don’t make fun of my clothes. If you don’t say anything about what Adidas is doing.

“When the Vultures song came out, you don’t play my verse. You checked. Don’t play with me,” he added.

This ignited the feud between the pair almost immediately, as Kai responded, “‘Oh my god, what the fuck!’

After reading through it, he was visibly confused by the rapper’s angry response and asked Kanye, “What the fuck did I do?!”

More messages back and forth between them ensued, with Kai saying, “I hear you bro, but there were no jokes when I first opened that package. I immediately showed love.”

The streamer continued, “All I did was try on the sweats, but they didn’t fit. No jokes were made. I immediately asked for a new pair.’

Kanye then responded, “So you’re not doing anything wrong? So I felt like this for no reason?’

Kai then simply responded with a one-word response, writing “Yes,” which Kanye didn’t take too kindly to.

Instead, the rapper accused him of deliberately disrespecting his new clothing line: ‘F**k you… You were told to diss my sh**. You’re a pawn.’

The feud between the pair comes after Kai was released from police custody just hours after he was arrested for inciting a riot in New York City’s Union Square on Friday, August 4, 2023.

Cenat was seen leaving the police station with security in tow, but made no comment to reporters standing by.

After the riots, the NYPD arrested 65 people during the chaos that unfolded in Manhattan.

An American travel influencer has been criticized for promoting a ‘slum tour’ during her visit to India.

Tara Katims, 24, originally from the US but recently moved to Mexico, posted a video advising her followers on the best way to spend 72 hours in Mumbai.

The full-time solo traveler documented her activities on her TikTok account @tarkatims, which included a pilates class, clubbing and a cooking class, as well as a “tour of the slums of Dharavi.”

Tara said she is ‘so happy’ to have gone on tour despite being ‘so nervous’ – but she is being criticized online for turning others’ ‘poverty’ into her own ‘tourism’.

Recommends the two-hour tour to her fans in a video, Tara said: ‘I’m not going to lie, I was so nervous going into this experience, but I’m so glad I did. If you’re the kind of person who likes to stay in touristy places when they travel, then this probably isn’t for you.

‘I saw this advertisement on Airbnb for a tour given by a man who has lived in the slums himself.

‘His motivation in starting these tours was to help break the stigma associated with growing up in the slums. People can be denied jobs after growing up in the slums, and much more.

‘The tour takes you through the different industries in the slums and you see daily life there and the NGOs and organizations that go there to help.

“It’s easy to come to India and only see the beautiful parts, but the reality is that this is how most people in Mumbai live.”

But despite saying she would ’10/10 recommend’ the tour, Tara was slammed online by those shocked that she was promoting the tour to her 15,000 followers.

One social media user wrote: ‘“Slum tour” girl, hey people live here – poverty is not tourism, it’s not your place to be entertained – instead of posting a “slum tour” maybe you could promote a charity that helps them.’

A second added: ‘Definitely not how “most” people live in Mumbai. This is a big slum, but only a small part of Mumbai. At least try to be accurate.’

A third said: ‘I understand the intention behind this video but calling it a slum tour puts the whole idea in a really bad taste,’ while another commented: ‘Using the SLUMS world tour will NOT help reduce the stigma breaking through.’

However, some people quickly rushed to Tara’s defense, with one saying: ‘How insensitive is she? It literally says ‘Dharavi Slums Tour’, she didn’t make up the name.”

The ‘Dharavi Slums Tour’ is advertised on Airbnb as a two-hour experience organized by Jitrenda, who grew up in Mumbai.

It costs £6 per person and has an average rating of 4.98 stars from 300 reviews – aiming to ‘dispel the negative image of the slum and spend some of the profits from the tour on social activities’, according to the listing on Airbnb.

The Dharavi residential area is considered one of the largest ‘slums’ in the world, with around a million inhabitants, and was used as the setting in the Oscar-winning British film Slumdog Millionaire.

Search results for such tours return hundreds of results, including listings on the likes of TripAdvisor and Airbnb.

In 2019, The Telegraph reported that tours of the area had become India’s ‘most popular’ tourist attraction, despite controversy over the ethics of participation.

‘Slums’ are areas of densely packed housing and are often associated with poverty.

However, many no longer use the word ‘slum’ due to its derogatory associations and negative connotations.

Some say the use of the word slum is an attempt to delegitimize land by repurposing it.

The UN defines slums as: ‘Individuals living under the same roof and lacking one or more of the following conditions: access to improved water, access to improved sanitation, adequate living space, sustainability of housing and security of tenure.’

Tara has traveled the world and posted videos of her trips to Mexico City, Nepal, India and Egypt, among others.

She previously revealed that she would never visit Egypt alone as a female traveler because she was harassed in Cairo.

Fitness influencer Giorgi ‘Tzane’ Janelidze died after falling into a ravine while filming social media content in Italy.

According to Greek outlet EthnosOn Wednesday, March 13, an accident occurred while Janelidze was standing on a balcony without a railing, where he slipped and fell into the ravine. Firefighters from the Melito Porto Salvo detachment and the SAF unit arrived on the scene but were unable to save him. Helicopters then retrieved his body and transferred it to Saline Joniche, where he was handed over to authorities. He was 23.

Before his death, Janelidze had traveled to Roghudi Vecchio, Calabria, an ancient mountain village abandoned in the 1970s due to severe flooding. His friend Chris Kogiaswho was traveling with him later confirmed his death to Ethnos.

“Tzane is no longer with us,” Kogias told the newspaper on Thursday, March 14. “He left us yesterday afternoon during the trip we made to Italy. Please join us in praying that his soul may rest in peace.”

Janelidze’s girlfriend, Elena Margariti, also took to social media to mourn the tragic loss. “The most beautiful person inside and out, the greatest adventure I have ever had with anyone,” she wrote in a since-deleted Instagram Story, according to the New York Post. “With my husband, all my life.”

She continued, “Many dreams, a home together, despite our difficulties, through our joys, and we made it, against all odds. So unfair, so early. I love you so much. We will meet again. My Tzitsi.”

Janelidze had more than 100,000 followers on Instagram, where he often shared tips and tricks, as well as videos of his daily workouts. He also promoted clothing and protein powder for his company, which he co-founded with fellow influencer ‘Dream Greek’.

Gold Coast influencer Kat Clark has sparked controversy again after launching her debut skincare line Kalade.

The mother-of-two, who has more than 6 million TikTok followers, launched the brand last month to great success, selling her entire stock within ten minutes.

However, not every customer is happy with Kalade’s advertising methods, thanks to a very rude photo of Kat posing with a box of skincare products next to her daughters Letisha, 20, and Deja, 12.

In the image, used to advertise the $120 Kalade ‘OG Kit’, Letisha and Deja are seen posing with their middle fingers pointed towards the camera.

On Sunday, Kalade’s Instagram page shared a photo of a customer’s online complaint about the ad, which read: “I hate this because the girls in the photo are giving the middle finger.”

Kalade replied by captioning the post with ‘Womp womp’ – a slang term used to respond to a minor disappointment or problem.

However, it seems some customers enjoyed her daughters’ decision to flip the bird, as another commenter wrote: ‘Omg Deja and Letisha middle finger [laughing/crying emoji]. I’m such a big fan’.

It comes after Kat raised eyebrows when she shared a video of herself crying after hearing that mega-influencer Anna Paul was about to launch her skincare brand Paullie at the same time as hers.

In the now viral video, which was uploaded last month, Kat broke down as she admitted she ‘felt like a failure’ and was ‘scared’ by the prospect of competing with Anna.

Unimpressed TikTok users have since labeled Kat’s video ’embarrassing’ and ‘cringe’, with one commenting: ‘That to me is selfishness and jealousy… can’t she be happy that others are successful? Ew.”

‘Right? Like, I love her, but she didn’t have to make a whole video about this,” one person agreed.

Yet another added: “Imagine a grown woman. A so-called CEO of a company, making a crying video because of other people’s business. What is happening to society?’

It was this comment that struck a chord with Kat, as she returned to TikTok days later with a video responding to the user who wrote the comment.

“You’ve probably seen the videos and comments of people mocking me for crying. People say I manipulate people, that I’m ashamed, that I fake cry,” Kat said angrily.

‘This is what I do. I share my life with you, and that’s exactly what I do in business. It’s just that I can only start posting about it now.’

Kat went on to point out that everyone – including CEOs – has feelings, and that she has every right to be emotional since she invested “all her money” and “remortgaged her house” to start her business .

“Imagine if you raised so much money to invest in something, and a month later someone has the same idea,” Kat said.

“I recorded that to maybe help other small business owners and let them know they’re not alone.”

However, it appears her concerns about launching her brand are unfounded as Kat revealed days later that her products were selling so quickly that she needed extra help.

‘Kalade is looking for new people. Temporary employment. Packing orders, assisting with customer emails, PA to Kat,” the brand posted on Instagram Stories.

Kat has also bragged about her brand’s sell-out success since then, posting a photo of her husband packing orders in their living room on Instagram Stories.

‘Packed until 1.30am and probably planning to do the same tonight [melting face emoji,’ she wrote. 

A day earlier, Kat had uploaded a video of herself and her daughters reacting to the news that Kalade’s entire product range had sold out within ten minutes of launching.  

By Kate Dennett for Daily Mail Australia

Published: 02:12 EST, March 8, 2024 | Updated: 02:54 EST, March 8, 2024

A Byron Bay influencer and fashion designer has accused Kylie Jenner of stealing designs from her clothing line for her new fashion company Khy.

Jessica Johansen-Bell, who appeared in the 2022 Netflix series Byron Baes, claimed the American socialite, 26, had ‘ripped off’ designs she released four years ago.

The 28-year-old, who founded the Johansen brand when she was 19, made the allegations in a TikTok video on Friday, which Kylie’s team has since denied.

Jessica filmed the video wearing one of the white twist-sleeved dresses she designed in 2020 and now claims it was copied by Kylie.

She started the clip with the words: ‘Guys, am I tripping, or did Kylie Jenner just loot my entire collection? I’ve been thinking about this for days.’

Jessica continued, “We launched a collection that is so similar to the collection she launched, but we launched ours three or four years ago.

‘It has been our signature range ever since.’

The Lismore-born reality star went on to say that she gets ‘so many DMs from clients, friends and family’ asking if she has worked with Kylie.

“We’ve dressed Kylie before, so I thought it was old stuff,” Jessica explained, but added that she was “shocked” when she looked further at Kylie’s designs.

Jessica then added a slideshow of photos comparing her dresses to the ones Kylie released in her fourth drop last week.

The main similarity between the garments seems to be the twisted sleeves that appear on most items, creating a similar silhouette.

Daily Mail Australia does not allege that Kylie or the Khy brand stole or copied any of Jessica’s designs.

Jessica further told her followers that she had contacted the Khy support team, who responded in an email, viewed by a Daily Mail reporter, saying her claims are false.

Speaking to Daily Mail, Jessica said she had previously worked with Kylie in 2018 when the Kardashians star wore one of her designs while promoting her lip kit.

She explained that she was making her concerns about the similarities in the designs public “because this is my signature range that I have been selling for three years.”

“She not only confuses my customer base but also monetizes my concept and sells it for $52-98 and my dresses cost $329,” she said.

“She has the resources to order hundreds of thousands of copies and keep the prices so low, I just can’t compete with that.”

Daily Mail has reached out to Kylie for comment, and while she has chosen not to release an official statement on the matter, she denies the claims.

Jessica’s video about the alleged incident has since gone viral, with many viewers divided over her claims.

Some were supportive of the fashion designer, with one person writing: ‘Yes, I have one of your dresses and immediately thought of your brand when I saw the advert.’

Another commented: ‘I have the poppy dress and thought the same thing.’

A third added: ‘As soon as I saw her “designs” I immediately thought of your brand.’

“I honestly thought it was Johansen when I first saw it,” said another.

However, others came to Kylie’s defense, saying the entrepreneur’s clothing line isn’t the only fashion brand to release items with twisted sleeves.

“Zara has similar clothes and they released them last year,” one person said.

Another wrote: ‘I think you’ll see these styles everywhere at the moment. Kim [Kardashian] has been wearing these rope belts for ages too.”

“I mean Supre also launched the same style, so will always find something similar?” someone else added.

Yet another commented: ‘Maybe inspired by yours, but they’re different from me.’

A Spanish influencer who was raped in India during a global motorcycle tour has revealed she and her partner thought they were ‘going to die’ during the attack.

Fernanda, 28, and Vicente, 63, have 300,000 followers online where they document their journey around the world on a motorcycle.

The couple, who traveled to Nepal from India on separate motorcycles, reportedly stopped for the night in the Dumka district of India’s Jharkhand, where they camped in a makeshift tent before a group of seven men raped Fernanda and severely beat Vincente .

In a video recorded at a hospital in India, Vicente revealed the injuries they suffered, saying his “mouth was destroyed” after the attackers used a helmet and a rock to hit him.

Fernanda, who has dual Spanish and Brazilian nationality, said in a video on her Instagram page: ‘My face looks like this, but that’s not what hurts me the most. I thought we were going to die. Thank God we’re still alive.’

Fernanda, who was seen with visible bruises on her face, said: “They beat and robbed us but their main aim was to rape me.”

Vicente said he was also “brutally beaten”, adding: “They put a knife around my neck and told me they were going to kill me.”

She added that they had approached police for help, but later said she had to remove the video from her page so as not to “disrupt” the police investigation.

‘The police told me to switch off the mail so as not to disrupt the investigation. I’ll post it later,” she said in an Instagram story post.

Fernanda told a Spanish broadcaster that the attack lasted two hours and that each of the men took turns working.

“They raped me, taking turns while some watched, and they stayed like that for about two hours,” she said on Sunday.

Despite the horrific injuries she suffered, Fernanda said she would not stop until her attackers were brought to justice.

She wrote in an Instagram Story on her personal account: ‘I will teach everyone what it takes to see justice done. No one knows what I’m going through, so I know how to act.

“And no, I am NOT ashamed, because it wasn’t my fault, and without these monsters. Of course I’m not like you.

‘That’s why I do what I do, because I’m strong and I’ll stay strong no matter what anyone says.

“And I’ve had a second chance to live, and I’m going to take it and live my life HAPPILY. It has marked me, yes, but I will not let that consume me.”

So far, three of her attackers have appeared in court, while police in India are still searching for four other suspects, all believed to be aged between 20 and 30, in connection with the violent attack.

According to The TelegraphThe couple faced court and were only awarded £9,500 by Indian authorities in compensation for their troubles.

Anjaneyulu Dodde, deputy commissioner of Dumku, said: “We have given him compensation of one million rupees. We are conducting a thorough investigation and will seek to ensure a speedy trial and conviction.”

The couple, known on Instagram as @vueltaalmundoenmoto, have been on a mission to travel the world for the past five years. Their bio states that together they have traveled 170,000 km and visited 66 countries.

They now plan to return to Spain, where they live, before resuming their journey at a later date.

The Brazilian Embassy released a statement saying: ‘The Brazilian Embassy in New Delhi confirms that a Brazilian citizen – with dual Spanish nationality – and her Spanish husband, both on a motorcycle trip through Asia, were victims of a serious criminal attack in the Dumka district of Jharkhand state, in northeastern India, this weekend.

“At the same time, given the information about dual nationality, the Brazilian Embassy coordinated with the Spanish Embassy, ​​which said that local authorities had contacted it because both had entered India with Spanish passports.

“The Spanish embassy said it had offered all available assistance, including psychological care, but the victims had rejected the offer because they were already being cared for by Indian emergency services.

“In its firm rejection of the barbaric crime committed against the couple, the Brazilian Embassy in New Delhi reiterates that it will remain available to provide all appropriate assistance and to monitor all developments in the case, in close coordination with the Spanish and Indian authorities. authorities.’

Put aside “tradwives,” because there’s a new breed of creator taking social media by storm.

In recent years, married mothers who post videos of themselves lovingly preparing meals and romanticizing their daily lives have become TikTok heavyweights, with millions of followers.

Building on this success, stay-at-home boyfriends are becoming increasingly popular on TikTok – with adoring fans saying they are the reason they will ‘never lower their standards for men’.

William Conrad, 25, from Canada, is at the forefront of this social media movement and has amassed more than 10 million likes on his TikTok videos.

The self-described “stay-at-home boyfriend” has been dating influencer Levi Coralynn for the past three years.

While she films her content every day for her 1.7 million followers, William fills his time cooking, cleaning and generally looking after their shared home.

Speak with The timeshe explained, “Levi is the breadwinner and I clean the kitchen.

‘I feel like I am contributing and that my role helps support what she is achieving.’

Elsewhere in the interview, William revealed that it was his girlfriend’s idea to share videos of his home cooking online.

At the beginning of each video, the star addresses the viewer as if he were Levi and talks to the camera as he would to his partner.

In a video uploaded last weekWilliam says: ‘Good morning, I hope you slept well. Let’s put together your breakfast.’

In the 80-second video, William films himself preparing a homemade potato rosti topped with crème fraîche, smoked salmon, poached eggs and hollandaise sauce, which took him two tries to perfect.

He then ends the video by placing the meal on a tray, along with some chopped kiwi, a mug of coffee and a vase of flowers to present to his girlfriend.

“This isn’t breakfast,” one fan replied. “It’s a proposal.”

“I need this man in my life,” said another.

Referring to a famous TikTok trad, a third said: “He’s our Nara Smith.”

Last month, the glamorous trad woman sparked debate on TikTok when she filmed herself making cereal from scratch for her toddlers.

“I asked my toddlers what they wanted for breakfast and they both said cereal, so it was cereal and we got right to it,” the Mormon housewife explained in the opening of her now-viral video.

But instead of opening her cupboard and grabbing a sugary cereal, Nara proceeded to make her own cereal and guided her followers through the painstaking process while wearing a glamorous black silk robe with fluffy cuffs.

When asked if his viewers have different expectations of him, William said: “Maybe I represent the pendulum swinging to the other side, where more women go to work while their men stay at home.”

In a video posted to her TikTok yesterday, Levi filmed her boyfriend cooking for her and wrote, “Be patient. Don’t settle.’

William’s fame comes as young father Ricky Bee has amassed 170,000 followers for his videos about raising his daughter Laguna.

In January, the father uploaded a video He tells his followers the right ways to hold a three-month-old baby, which has already been viewed more than 22 million times.

He joked, “Do you have any of these things? This is how you hold a baby.”

The loving father then proceeded to guide his followers through the techniques he called the “floating chair” and the “arm bar.”

The one-minute video sent social media users wild, with many taking to the comments to lust after Ricky.

One replied: ‘I want to be her!’

Another said: ‘He treats her like a little koala bear, super cute!’

Meanwhile, a third said: ‘When a dad is just daddying! We think that’s great!’

Ricky told The Times: ‘I think for fathers, [the expectation] is nothing and that’s why some people think I’m great because I do something.’

Last month, one of TikTok’s most famous tradwives sparked debate when she competed in Miss World just two weeks after giving birth.

Hanna Neeleman33, traded her postpartum diapers for a stunning dress and swimsuit to head to Sin City to compete for the crown – where she wowed the judges with her stunning looks.

The Utah-based influencer – who has become a social media star by regularly documenting her lifestyle as a housewife on her family’s farm – shared a behind-the-scenes look at her beauty pageant preparation and revealed how she made a glamorous appearance on stage while breastfeeding at the same time. her newborn.

After leaving her seven other children at home on the farm, Hannah took her two-week-old baby to represent the United States in the international Mrs. World competition, where married women from all over the world compete for the crown.

Hannah, a Julliard-trained former ballerina, traded baggy clothes for dresses and is prepared for what it means to compete with her newborn, Flora Jo.

Speaking to The New York Times, she noted that although she was “still bleeding a little,” she knew she was ready to show off her beauty on the runway.

She told the outlet, “A lot of us have kids, and I don’t think there’s any shame in showing that I just had a baby.

“For example, I’m not going to have a perfectly flat stomach.”

Hannah documented her pageant experience on social media by giving her followers an inside look at what it’s really like to compete with a newborn.

Behind the glitz and glamor of the beautiful dresses and glittering makeup is a 33-year-old trying to balance the duties of a mother and a pageant queen.

In one photo, Hannah is seen behind a ring light nursing her baby, while her makeup artists and hairstylists hover above her.

The mother of eight told The New York Times, “She inhaled a lot of hairspray, but otherwise she stayed safe.”