TOWIE star Lauren Goodger nearly revealed more than she intended in her latest Instagram story.
The TV personality stripped naked for a massage, which she filmed for social media.
Lauren Goodger nearly revealed more than she intended in her latest Instagram storyCredit: Instagram/@sculptandglowbykatThe TV personality stripped naked for a massage, which she filmed for social mediaCredit: Instagram/@sculptandglowbykat
Covered in just a towel, Lauren, 40, was seen adjusting her position to get comfy for the session – but not without risking a busty flash to the camera as she moved around on her front.
All was well, however, as Lauren managed to spare her blushes by grabbing hold of her towel and pulling it over her chest.
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The reality star was undergoing a wood massage and lymphatic drainage, as detailed in a second video.
In it, the therapist was seen rubbing Lauren all over with oils, before taking to her body with various wooden instruments,
Covered in just a towel, Lauren, 40, was seen adjusting her position to get comfy for the session – but not without risking a busty flash to the camera as she moved around on her frontCredit: Instagram/@sculptandglowbykatAll was well, however, as Lauren managed to spare her blushes by grabbing hold of her towel and pulling it over her chestCredit: Instagram/@sculptandglowbykat
Known as wood therapy, Lauren’s body was kneaded and rolled with the instruments, helping to boost her blood circulation.
The therapy is also used to break down fat deposits and temporarily smooth the appearance of cellulite.
Lauren then treated herself to a strawberry glow tan to round off her spa day.
Earlier in the week, Lauren put on an equally eye-popping display when she hit the gym for a pilates class.
She snapped a selfie in the studio mirror wearing a very low-cut top before working up a sweat during the class.
Lauren first rose to fame in 2010 as one of Towie’s original cast members and was in a relationship with Mark Wright, before quitting the show in 2012, making brief returns, then rejoining as a full-time cast member in 2024.
RONAN Keating stripped naked and flashed his bum in a desperate attempt to flog tickets for his solo tour, after the recent Boyzone reunion controversy.
The star, 49, who shot to fame in the early 90s in the famous Irish boyband, gave his loyal fans a cheeky thrill in his latest Instagram video.
Ronan Keating shared a cheeky video to flog tickets for his solo tourCredit: rokeating/instagramThe star revealed he was completely naked as he flashed his bare bumCredit: rokeating/instagram
In the short video Ronan can be seen in his plush kitchen mixing himself a cocktail.
The star is wearing just an apron, with his bare chest visible underneath.
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“Been working hard in the gym, getting ready for the World Tour,” Ronan tells fans.
“Treating myself, you know, to a little cocktail.”
The star adds: “Tickets go on sale tomorrow, UK and Europe.”
Ronan then picks up his drink and turns around to reveal he is fully nude underneath the apron.
Ronan’s fans went wild for the videoCredit: rokeating/instagramThe cheeky star shared the clip as he gears up for his solo tourCredit: Shutterstock Editorial
The singer then flashes his bottom as he walks off with his cocktail.
Fans rushed to comment on the cheeky video, with one saying: “Ok I just spat my drink out!”
Boyzone recently performed their last ever gigs – but there was some controversyCredit: GettyRonan shot to fame in Boyzone in the early 90sCredit: Getty
During their time together, Boyzone racked up 18 Top Ten singles, with six No1s including 1998’s No Matter What.
However, in 1999, while still a member of Boyzone, Ronan released When You Say Nothing At All which became part of the soundtrack for the movie Notting Hill.
The song topped the UK charts and launched his solo career.
Naked Eyes lead singer Peter Byrne died in Los Angeles on Sept. 14, according to the group’s website.
Byrne, who co-founded the synth-pop band with Rob Fisher in 1982, died “peacefully … after a brief illness,” the statement reads.
Naked Eyes’ Pete Byrne performs onstage in Los Angeles in 2019.
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Naked Eyes, a high note for the MTV generation, scored ’80s hits with their synth-pop version of Burt Bacharach and Hal David’s “Always Something There to Remind Me” and their original song “Promises, Promises,” with the former hitting No. 8 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1983 and the latter reaching No. 11 that same year. “When the Lights Go Out” and “(What) in the Name of Love” also reached the Hot 100’s Top 40, hitting No. 37 in 1983 and No. 39 in 1984, respectively.
Byrne was born in Islington, North London, and began his music career in the mid-’70s. From 1979 to 1982, he was a member of the band Neon, which included Fisher and future Tears for Fears founders Curt Smith and Roland Orzabal. Byrne and Fisher released their debut album as Naked Eyes in 1983, according to the group’s website.
After Fisher died in 1999, Byrne released his 2001 solo album “The Real Illusion” and Naked Eyes albums “Fumbling With the Covers” in 2007 and “Disguise the Limit” in 2021. A remastered version of their self-titled debut album was released in 2025.
Byrne is survived by his siblings Eileen, Sandy, Carol and Steve; his three children, Merlin, Dylan and Chloe; and his ex-wife, Elena.
SHARON Stone has entered the conversation surrounding Sydney Sweeney’s controversial naked sports betting ad.
Sydney, 29, sparked backlash earlier this month for posing completely naked in a campaign promoting the sports betting app, Novig.
Sydney Sweeney sparked backlash for posing completely naked in a new betting adCredit: instagram/@sydney_sweeney / instagram/@novigSydney stripped nude in a campaign for the sports betting ap, NovigCredit: Instagram / Sydney Sweeney / NovigSharon Stone weighed in on Sydney’s ad during Variety’s Power of Women event on WednesdayCredit: GettySharon co-starred with Sydney in several episodes of Euphoria’s third seasonCredit: Getty
Multiple well-known female figures – including Olympic athletes – have criticized the Euphoria actress’s racy photos for the male-focused app, accusing her of sexualizing women’s sports.
Sharon weighed in on the discussion on Wednesday while speaking to People at Variety’s 2026 Power of Women event in Los Angeles.
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When asked for her thoughts regarding the X-rated ad, the Basic Instinct star said that Sydney should “take responsibility” for the campaign.
“I think that it’s up to her to take responsibility for her actions, not up to me to judge her for her actions.
In others, the TV star posed in a locker room wearing nothing but shoulder pads or holding two footballs to cover her breasts.
Team GB star Amy Hunt slammed Sydney for painting a false picture of women’s sports during a post-race interview.
Australian Olympic water polo star Tilly Kearns shared a similar message on Instagram about her disapproval of the provocative ad.
Former Olympic runner Hannah Williams also made her feelings known on social media, arguing that female competitors already have to fight to be taken seriously.
Some photos capture Sydney straddling a basketball hoop with her bare crotch against the rimCredit: Instagram/sydney_sweeneyThe actress also posed with various sports equipmentcovering her private partsCredit: Instagram / Sydney Sweeney / NovigSeveral female Olympic athletes slammed Sydney for painting a false picture of women’s sportsCredit: Instagram/sydney_sweeneyOthers said the star sexualized women’s sportsCredit: Instagram/sydney_sweeney
The shocking photos came after Sydney received heat for her extremely racy scenes in the third season of Euphoria, which premiered in May, as her character, Cassie Howard, pursued a career as an OnlyFans model.
Many fans thought her sexy scenes “went too far,” especially when Cassie dressed as a baby and posed seductively in a diaper.
At the time, it had been only a few months since Sydney’s other controversial jeans campaign with American Eagle sparked widespread fury.
Critics were outraged when the Anyone But You star seemingly implied in the ad that white women with blue eyes and blonde hair were the epitome of “good genes.”
Sharon commented on the campaign and the backlash that ensued at Variety’s Power of Women event last October.
“It’s okay to use what mama gave you. It’s really fine,” Sharon, who co-starred with Sydney in several episodes of Euphoria’s third season, said of the scandal.
“It’s hard to be hot, and I think we all know that. It’s really okay to use every bit of hotness you have — right here, right now — and go for whatever that is, because everybody has their own certain kind of hotness, their own certain thing, and you’re supposed to go for that.”
She added, “Because who are you not to be beautiful? You know, who you are isn’t an accident.”