Devoted mum Louise Monaghan’s brave story of entering war-torn Syria to rescue her daughter May from her abusive ex-husband is so inspiring that it is being made into a movie starring Bridgerton star Nicola Coughlan. Back in 2011, little May, who was only six at the time, was snatched from her mother’s home in Cyprus […]
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CROCKED Man Utd ace Noussair Mazraoui has snapped up a £200,000 Bentley – to keep up with his supercar loving teammates.
The Bentley Bentayga S Black Edition is perfect for the injured defender coming with a range of safety features.
But the luxury SUV also has plenty of power upfront with a four-litre twin-turbocharged V8 engine that produces 542 horsepower.
The motor can accelerate from 0-60mph in 4.5 seconds and has a top speed of 180mph.
Mazraoui, 26, joins teammates Marcus Rashford, Bruno Fernandes and Casemiro who all own top-of-the-range Bentleys.
Last month The Sun revealed Rashford, 26, splashed out on a £200,000 Bentley Flying Spur Azure to ferry him to training while he’s on a driving ban.
While United captain Bruno, 30, drives a sporty Bentley Continental GT and also has a Bentayga to ferry his family around.
And we reported how Casemiro, 32, forked out £200,000 on a Bentley Bentayga SUV for his glamorous wife Anna Mariana to take their kids to school.
Mazraoui arrived at Old Trafford in August after the club completed a stunning £60million double deal for him and Bayern Munich teammate Matthijs de Ligt.
The Moroccan international is currently out injured after being taken off at half-time against Aston Villa on October 6 after suffering heart palpitations.
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Mazraoui has since had a procedure to correct the issue, but is likely out for another two weeks.
In the past former United stars Cristiano Ronaldo, Dean Henderson, Jesse Lingard, Alexis Sanchez and Phil Jones, all drove high-end Bentleys to United training.
But the supercars haven’t always been popular at the club.
Former Red Devils striker David Bellion recalled how Sir Alex Ferguson once made one of his teammates sell his Bentley after driving it to training one morning.
Wayne Rooney has also previously revealed how Fergie would not allow players aged under 25 to own a sports car while he was manager.
Speaking to The Sun in 2017, Bellion discussed the unnamed player who drove a Bentley to training, saying: “Sir Alex made him sell it immediately.
“I drove to Carrington in an Austin Mini for nearly a year even though I had a Mercedes at home.
“Sir Alex didn’t like young players getting above themselves.
“He hated anyone showing their wealth before they had done anything in life or the game.”
And United legend Gary Neville last month admitted buying a Bentley made him feel like a “proper w****r”.
He told the It’s Called Soccer! podcast: “I always said to myself when I finished my football career that I wanted to drive a four-door massive big Bentley.
“The massive one. Not the Baby Bentley, like the big thing. So basically I bought one a couple years after my career and I had it for about three weeks.
“I recognised as I was driving round Manchester that I just felt like a proper w****r… not that I don’t now!”
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RONNIE O’SULLIVAN has pulled out of the Northern Ireland Open.
The seven-time world champion made the move due to medical reasons.
The Belfast event started yesterday.
O’Sullivan‘s withdrawal marks the third straight tournament he has missed out on.
It comes after he sat out the British Open and the Wuhan Open.
The World Snooker Tour confirmed the news late on Sunday.
As a result of the withdrawal, his first-round opponent, Long Zehuang, was handed a bye into the round of 32.
The Rocket had lost three previous Northern Ireland Open finals to Judd Trump between 2018 and 2020.
O’Sullivan withdrew from last year’s event, also for medical reasons.
The world No5 has not played competitively since being knocked out of the first round of the English Open on 17 September – which saw him harshly brand himself “useless” and “embarrassing”.
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O’Sullivan has hinted at retirement several times this year.
He recently announced a new side hustle by opening a snooker academy in Saudi Arabia.
O’Sullivan also revealed how he would have pursued a career in motorsport if he never pursued a career in snooker.
You can find all the latest updates on the Northern Ireland Open by reading SunSport’s snooker blog HERE.
FROM his lightning breaks to blasts at officials, Ronnie O'Sullivan has fired snooker into the spotlight.
The seven-time world champion makes almost as big an impact away from the table as on it.
O’Sullivan has three children – two daughters and a son.
And the Rocket’s on-off relationship with British actress Laila Rouass has also hit the headlines.
He has opened up on battles with his weight and addiction.
While the controversial cueist reckons he wasted NINE YEARS of his career by partying too hard.
Despite being worth £14million, O’Sullivan is renowned for his love of canal boats and snubbing flashy cars.
His rivalry with fellow star Judd Trump has been branded ‘snooker’s greatest feud’.
And Ali Carter had his nose knocked out of joint by the Rocket in their infamous ‘Snotgate’ row.
Check out all our latest Ronnie O’Sullivan articles.
TIKTOK’S latest viral skincare craze has been about taking the layers off rather than adding more steps to people’s regimes.
Morning shed has captured the internet’s attention and given influencers like Kayla Lee Mills millions of views on their TikTok video.
Morning shed is when people apply several treatments and products to their faces before bed and remove them all in the morning.
These routines include more than just typical skincare products like moisturizers and serums.
The morning shed trend uses chin straps, mouth tape, and hair coverings, which make someone nearly unrecognizable before bed.
Therefore, the removal of these items has become known as the morning shed.
The idea of this routine is to wake up looking refreshed and younger.
This has included face tapping where people use kinesiology tape on their foreheads or around their eyes to prevent wrinkles.
Other products used have been silk bonnets, to reduce hair frizz, and jaw straps to tighten the skin in that area.
Mouth taping has been the most common morning shed practice.
This is when people use a piece of body tape to shut their lips, encouraging them to breathe through their nose rather than their mouth.
Dermatologist Dr. Nava Greenfield told well+good that the trend did not have scientific backing and could potentially be dangerous.
“Not only is the theory behind its effectiveness is not compelling, but there’s also a lack of data to support its use, and the trend may even be harmful,” the dermatologist said.
Dr. Greenfield also explained how the viral process of mouth-taping could cause sleep issues.
“Taping one’s mouth closed at night prevents normal physiologic changes in breathing patterns,” the dermatologist said.
Influencer Kayla Lee Mills (@kaylaleemills) received over five million views on her morning shed TikTok video.
HERE are some more TikTok trends happening right now:
The October 1st viral trend has taken off and it has made the Halloween month the time to fall in love.
Try out the Melissa McCarthy I Want Something dance trend.
Ever wondered what Hopecore on TikTok was?
Here’s how to try out the AI hugging trend that’s taken the social media by storm.
One confusing trend is called the “hear me out challenge” that we’ve explained.
Or do you want to know how to do the AI Disney Pixar trend on TikTok?
A singing filter called ‘Do Re Mi Filter‘ took the world by storm as well.
The adorable Moo Deng has captured the hearts of millions, inspiring a TikTok makeup trend where fans strive to achieve a look reminiscent of this charming baby hippo.
If you want to change your hair, the calico hair look trend is perfect for you.
Another trend can either be an artsy activity or a date night disaster.
Her routine consisted of a jaw strap, hair roller, silk bonnet, eye masks, and mouth tape.
She acknowledged how social media trends had influenced her routine.
“I fear I might be spending too much time on this app,” she said in her video.
Mills’ comment section was divided on her interesting routine and almost-amusing wake-up look.
Some viewers revealed they were influenced by her steps and outcome.
“I’m too easily influenced. all of this is in my Amazon cart now,” one person wrote.
“But you woke up looking so refreshed,” a second commenter said.
Some viewers were more skeptical about her elaborate routine.
“But do they work though?” one person asked.
“I just can’t sleep like this not even with a boney on I just can’t,” another commenter wrote.
