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MODEL Emily Ratajkowski knows how to stand out from the crowd — as she also shows off her new love interest.

The 34-year-old, pictured in a revealing structured dress, has posted pictures on Instagram of her with French film and music video director Romain Gavras, 44.

A series of shots shows them embracing as Emily wears a backless dress, posing in a snowy street and enjoying a breakfast.

The model looked stunning in a skimpy red dress as she cheekily stuck out her tongue for the camera.

Another snap showed Romain gently caressing her head and wrapping his arm around her while she wore a figure hugging backless dress and held a drink in her hand.

Others showed Romain posing in the snowy streets of New York City and an image of Emily, who wore a white headscarf and black sunnies.

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Fans flocked to the comments section and one wrote: “We love to see it.”

Another added: “Things that just make sense.”

While a third said: “Handsome! Great looking couple!”

Gavras has previously been in relationships with singers Dua Lipa and Rita Ora.

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Emily divorced movie producer Sebastian Bear-McClard in 2022 and they share a four-year-old son, Sly.

MODEL Apple Martin is in Vogue — as she lands her first shoot in the magazine.

The daughter of Coldplay singer Chris Martin and actress Gwyneth Paltrow was sitting pretty on a stool for the glossy.

Apple, 21, posed in a short red skirt and jumper, with a stylish black leather jacket.

She is set to swap fashion for cap and gown when she graduates with a law degree in May.

But she hopes to make it big in Hollywood like her mum, rather than follow in Chris’s footsteps.

She tells Vogue: “Getting on stage by yourself to sing is so terrifying.

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“I love dancing and I love acting.

“My dream is to act.”

Recently she wore a minidress as part of her capsule collection for Self-Portrait.

Speaking about her campaign for the UK brand, she said: “Debuting with self-portrait was a no-brainer.”

“Their British spirit reminds me of growing up in London.

“So it’s felt like home from the start.”

“I’m so excited for this campaign to be out in the world and for us to continue exploring this side of my creativity together.”

A TOP DJ has scrapped his upcoming tour after doctors warned him he’d need emergency surgery.

The Algerian-French music star, 39, told fans a health issue he’d been battling “finally caught up with me” and that he can’t “push or delay” further treatment.

DJ Snake, whose real name is William Sami Étienne Grigahcine, then revealed he’d “need a month to fully rest and recover”.

While the In The Dark hitmaker did not reveal the exact nature of his illness, it has prompted him to postpone tour dates in Canada and India.

The record producer, who produced Lady Gaga‘s hit Applause alongside the tracks of many other well-known stars, posted a statement on social media to reveal the worrying news.

He wrote in a post with black text on a white background: “Hey guys.

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“I’ve been battling a health issue for a while and it’s finally caught up with me.

“After talking with my doctors I need to have surgery in early February.

“It’s something I can’t push or delay anymore, and I’ll need a month to fully rest and recover after that.

“This means cancelling all my shows, including the India tour and that decision has been incredibly hard.

“But I need to get back to 100 per cent and this is the only way.”

DJ Snake, whose debut track Turn Down For What with Lil Jon was released to huge acclaim in 2013, added: “Thank you for your love and understanding.

“I will be back soon, stronger than before. William.”

He finished his upload with a white love heart Emoji icon.

Fans on X were quick to react and one wrote: “Wish you all the best. Get well soon”.

A second posted: “Hope it goes smoothly,” as a third uploaded: “Get well soon’.

One then added: “Get well soon DJ. Waiting for your great comeback”.

This isn’t the first time DJ Snake has cancelled a show.

In 2015, he was sadly injured in a car crash alongside electronic producer Tchami, and the pair were forced to miss Toronto’s Monster Mash Festival.

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Previously, DJ Snake told how his stage name came about following a nickname in his youth.

It was sparked after he was known for graffiti and avoiding the police in his youth.

He said of his moniker: “When I started DJing, everyone called me Snake in my city first, I was like DJ Snake, OK let’s go for it.

“The name sucks, but it’s too late now.”

He also revealed to Rolling Stone Magazine the real reason for his sunglasses-clad look.

He told the publication: “In the clubs, people were dancing, but now they were just looking at me, like I was gonna do some magic tricks or some s**t, so I was panicking for real.

“I was petrified of making a mistake, and one of my friends told me to wear some sunglasses so that I couldn’t see the whole crowd.

“Now it helps me stay in the zone, stay focussed.”

He is a Grammy Award nominee, having scooped the nod in 2012 for Lady Gaga’s Born This Way album.

In 2016, he was also named on Forbes’ 30 Under 30 list.

Five years later, he slammed French side PSG for using one of his tracks as a walk-out song.

He was unimpressed after the Ligue 1 heavyweights dropped their traditional Phil Collins entrance track – even though they replaced it with one of the DJ’s own hits.

PSG have taken the field to the sound of Collins’ 1985 hit ‘Who Said I Would’ for almost 30 years.

But in 2021, the Paris club dropped the song in favour of DJ Snake’s ‘Intro Mixed’.

The DJ then claimed the bespoke track was initially only intended for the one-off video to announce the arrival of superstar Lionel Messi that year.