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Love Island star Charlie Brake has deleted his Twitter account after being called a racist for a tweet he sent out.

The 25 year old millionaire provoked anger after retweeting and commenting on an inflammatory tweet from Donald Trump which was referring to Americans rioting in the wake of George Floyd being killed by a police officer.

Self-proclaimed billionaire originally tweeted: “These THUGS are dishonoring the memory of George Floyd, and I won’t let that happen.”

Trump went on to suggest that anybody looting would be shot by law officials, writing: “Any difficulty and we will assume control but, when the looting starts, the shooting starts. Thank you!”

The tweet, which was widely condemned, was then shared by Charlie as he commented: “Moral of the story… don’t loot or thieve. SIMPLE.”

Following Charlie’s controversial opinion hundreds of Twitter users slammed his tweet and labelled him a racist.

British rapper Fredo said: “It will be real life when I see u racist p***y”, while another user said: “Lol why did @charlie_brake delete his tweet? If you’re going to chat nonsense say it with your chest! We all see you hun. #racist”.

A third added: “Why is the rich white kid trying to talk on issues with black people that he has no idea about? smh”.

As the criticism towards the Love Islander continued Charlie deleted his Twitter account but later posted an explanation for his actions on Instagram.

He wrote: “About my post yesterday. It was absolutely not my intention to cause offence. Straight off, I want to say I am sorry and I did not understand the full picture of an incredibly serious situation.

“I don’t think my ignorance should be an excuse and I don’t want to make excuses. This is an apology.”

Charlie, whose family’s business Brakes, a food distribution company formed by his grandfather, was sold for £400million, continued: “I am probably the epitome of white privilege.

“I can’t change the world I was born in to but I can show & offer my full support.

“My every sympathy goes out to George Floyd’s family and every other family impacted by racial injustice.”

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By Amanda Lynne

Rachel Ward rocked another skimpy ensemble for her most recent Instagram update on Friday. The sexy model flashed her curves while alluding to a heat wave.

In the racy pic, Rachel looked like a total smokeshow wearing a blue and white ruffled bikini. The tiny top featured a knotted front and a low cut neckline to flaunt her abundant cleavage. It also exposed her toned arms and shoulders.

The matching bikini bottoms featured ruffles along the waistline as it hugged her tiny waist and curvy hips tightly. The garment also accentuated her long, lean legs. Her flat tummy and rock-hard abs were also spotlighted in the snap.

Rachel accessorized the style with a pair of gold hoop earrings. She also wore a light blue dress shirt on her arms, but let the shirt fall off of her shoulders.

In the first photo, she had one knee bent and placed her hand on her hip. Her other arm fell at her side as she gave a steamy gaze into the camera. The second shot was similar. Rachel had her hip pushed to the side as she stared away from the lens with a sultry expression on her face.

Rachel wore her long, blond hair parted in the center. She styled the golden locks in loose waves that fell down her back and tumbled over her shoulder.

She also opted for a full face of makeup. The glam look seemed to consist of mascara-covered lashes and smoky eye shadow, as well as black eyeliner and defined brows.

She looked to complement her bronzed skin with pink blush on the apples of her cheeks and a shimmering glow on her forehead, nose, chin, and under eyes. She appeared to finish off her face with dark pink lipstick.

Rachel’s 598,000-plus followers were quick to start sharing their love for the post, clicking the like button more than 8,100 times in less than 24 hours after it was published to her account. Fans also flooded the comments section with over 230 messages during that time.

“Gorgeous,” one follower wrote.

“Can’t cope with how unreal you are,” another stated.

“Hottttttt,” a third social media user declared.

“So cute,” a fourth person gushed.

The model is no stranger to showing some skin online. She’s been known to sport racy bathing suits, tiny lingerie, and tight dresses on a regular basis for her photos.

As previously reported by The Inquisitr, Rachel recently delighted her followers when she posed in a green cutout bathing suit. To date, that post has reeled in more than 15,000 likes and over 300 comments.

by Kate Reynolds

Azealia Banks took to Instagram to talk trash about Nicki Minaj and Doja Cat after the success of the pair’s song “Say So.” She posted many long videos on her Instagram story saying that Minaj is “jealous” of Cardi B and that Doja Cat is racist calling her a “white bitch.” 

Minaj and Cardi B have had drama of their own, but Banks believes that it all comes down to jealousy. Banks said, “Another thing that I find f–king funny, is Nicki… for all the f–king mouth you have for Cardi B for talking shit about black women, and now you quiet because you got your little number one with this white bitch. You a pussy ass bitch. F–k outta here. … You shoulda got right on that Queen Radio and you put that bitch in the ground where she belongs. Put that bitch down in the f–king South African emerald mine where the fuck that white bitch belongs.”

Banks’ allegations against Doja Cat are most likely due to speculation about Doja Cat’s actions on an online video chat room. Footage was captured of Doja Cat interacting with a white supremacist group. The hashtag “#DojaCatIsOverParty” was trending this weekend. 

Banks said, “Now I’m looking back at it, you were just jealous of Cardi… She’s got more swag than you. You made a whole radio show about how Cardi B is bad for black women.” Because of this Banks said that she thought Minaj should appear on Queen Radio to stand up against what Doja Cat has done, “I’m just very disappointed in you… You selling out, keeping quiet.”

Banks has a reputation of posting negative thoughts of other celebrities on social made. She had previously made comments about Minaj back in 2017, but apologized and swore never to do it again.  

Most recently she has started to talk about men she has been in relationships with. About Dave Chappelle she said, “I have actually f–ed a lot of f–king very powerful fucking men. I should ruin your f–king marriage, I should tell the world we fucked. What the f–k I’m keeping secrets from y’all n—as for? Nah, Dave Chappelle can fuck me again. That was some good black dick.”

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BY BRIAN BENNETT 

It was just before 1AM early Friday morning, and President Donald Trump was awake and tweeting. Responding to the looting and rioting that broke out in Minneapolis over George Floyd’s death in police custody there, Trump wrote that the U.S. military is with the state’s governor Tim Walz “all the way” and that “when the looting starts, the shooting starts.” Twitter decided the tweet “glorified violence” and violated its user policies, and appended a note saying so to Trump’s feed.

Trump was incensed.

The moment showcased Trump’s habitual instinct to press on the sorest spots of American public debate, and to use Twitter to do it. It also highlighted the tension between Trump’s reliance on the social media platform to broadcast his instant reaction to events and the challenge Twitter is facing when it comes to how far to let Trump’s speech go.

Twitter drew Trump’s ire earlier in the week when, for the first time, it began directing users to news sites fact-checking the President’s misleading assertions made on the platform about voting by mail. He demanded aides quickly write an order for him to sign that would revisit how much liability social media companies face for content posted on their site, a review that — ironically — could put pressure on companies to restrict more speech like Trump’s and not less.

Trump’s campaign and political rise have relied on social media platforms, but he’s also been a regular voice blasting social media companies for what he says is a bias against conservative speech. It’s a tension that’s playing out in real time as social media companies face public pressure to limit the spread of incendiary, hateful or false information online, including when it comes from the President.

Social media seems tailor-made for Trump’s instinctive talent to grab headlines, says Julian Zelizer, a historian at Princeton University. “He understands what goes viral,” Zelizer says. “Each time he does this, he understands that even if it’s bad press, it’s press for him. It’s better than headlines about the pandemic and the death toll which fall on his shoulders.”

During Trump’s political ascent in 2016, the American public witnessed him use Twitter like few American politicians had before, venting grievances, insulting rivals and floating off-the cuff policy ideas. But except for President Trump’s own use, Trump’s campaign rolled back its reliance on Twitter after the 2016 election, campaign manager Brad Parscale said in a statement on Friday. “We have known for a long time that social media companies have it in for conservatives in general and President Trump specifically,” Parscale said. “There are various reasons we pulled our massive advertising spending from Twitter months ago, and their obvious political bias is one of them.”

When asked to elaborate on Parscale’s statement, a Trump campaign official said the Trump campaign pulled spending with Twitter in 2017 and spent no money advertising with the company in 2018. “After begging us, we told Twitter some things they’d have to do for us to test again, they did and we spent $6K in 2019,” the official said. The official did not say whether the campaign plans to make further adjustments to its Twitter strategy in light of the latest controversy.

Trump on Thursday said Twitter is making “editorial decisions” by pointing readers to fact checks of his tweets. “In those moments, Twitter ceases to be a neutral public platform, they become an editor with a viewpoint. I think we can say that about others also, whether you’re looking at Google, whether you’re looking at Facebook and perhaps others,” Trump said.

Indeed, some critics saw Trump’s executive order this week as a way to intimidate other social media companies going forward and make them think twice about limiting or fact-checking Trump’s messaging on their platforms. Facebook and other online platforms remain a significant part of the campaign’s strategy to amplify the President’s message, collect data to mobilize supporters and organize volunteers.

“His call to punish Twitter for its fact-checking of his blatantly false statements is akin to threatening to shut down a newspaper or a TV network for a report considered unfriendly,” said Suzanne Nossel, CEO of PEN America, a non-profit that advocates for freedom of speech. “He isn’t protecting free speech; he is chilling it.”

But even if his campaign says Twitter isn’t central to the President’s political strategy heading into November, old habits die hard. Facing a backlash that his early morning tweet was encouraging deadly force and echoed slogans linked to deadly police practices in the late-1960s, where did Trump go to clarify his statement? Twitter.

“Looting leads to shooting,” Trump tweeted, pointing to shootings in Minneapolis and Louisville, Kentucky. “I don’t want this to happen, and that’s what the expression put out last night means.” A few minutes later, White House reporters were ready to ask President Trump in person what his tweets meant, but he didn’t take questions.

—With reporting by Tessa Berenson

https://time.com/5844986/trump-twitter-minneapolis/?playlistVideoId=6160151370001

BY ANDY ASHONG

We made a report earlier about BamBam’s latest photo she shared on Twitter which got people talking.

Social media users recognized the change in BamBam’s as they claimed that she has a swollen black eye with some even suggesting that her husband, Teddy A has been beating her.

Well, they have addressed all these in the live Instagram video.

During the Live video, Bam Bam was heard saying “Baby they said I have black eye”. After the live video, Teddy A once again uploaded another video with the caption;

“if drink water and mind your business was a person.”

https://www.ghgossip.com/teddy-a-bam-bam-go-live-on-instagram-as-the-address-bambams-swollen-black-eye-claim-video/

BY CORINNE SULLIVAN

Correct me if I’m wrong, but I think few people would say getting engaged during a global pandemic is their ideal situation. Unfortunately, with so much uncertainty about when daily life will return to “normal,” deciding when to pop the question is tricky. IMO, an engagement doesn’t have to involve a beach, a photoshoot, and a message written in the sky to be considered a success. An at-home proposal is just as romantic as a public one (and has the benefit of being much more intimate). If you’re in need of ideas for quarantine engagement Instagram captions, then I’ve got some suggestions that will make your socially-distanced celebration even sweeter.

The coronavirus pandemic has forced many couples to change their plans. Weddings have been postponed, engagement parties have been canceled, special occasions have been celebrated at home, and for some, proposals have been delayed. However, if you and your SO feel certain about your future together (and haven’t yet driven each other up a wall in quarantine), then why wait? After all, most people would welcome a reason to celebrate right now. There’s no wrong way to get engaged, and these clever IG captions for quarantine engagements totally deserve a double-tap.

Sweet Captions

• “Just when I thought nothing could surprise me anymore, you proved me wrong.”
• “We’re officially quarantine buddies for life.”
• “We figured you could use some positivity on your timeline.”
• “I found a new hobby: planning my wedding.”
• “I don’t know what the future holds, but I’m ready to make a future with you.”
• “Couples who quarantine together stay together.”

Funny Captions

• “Washing my hands 10 times a day won’t be so bad now that I have this ring to admire.”
• “You make me feel like I’m living a quarantine dream.”
• “Don’t worry — I made them sanitize the ring before I accepted it.”
• “Stuck with my boyfriend/girlfriend < Stuck with my fiancé/fiancée.”
• “Not even mad I couldn’t visit a nail salon before this moment.”
• “Sorry, mask. I have a new favorite accessory.”
• “Congratulations, 2020. You just redeemed yourself.”

Punny Captions

• “Please raise your quaran-tinis and join us in toasting our engagement.”
• “We can’t contain(ment) our excitement — we’re engaged!”
• “We figured it was quaran-time to tie the knot.”
• “We’re taking our isolationship to the next level.”
• “I can’t mask my excitement — I said yes!”
• “It’s official: We’re going the (social) distance.”

Song Lyric Captions

• “And there’s nothing I’d rather do. I’m stuck with you, stuck with you, stuck with you.” — Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber, “Stuck with U”
• “Can we always be this close forever and ever? And (don’t) take me out, and (let’s stay) home. You’re my, my, my, my lover.” — Taylor Swift, “Lover”
• “When I am with you, there’s no place I’d rather be.” — Clean Bandit, “Rather Be”
• “I was gonna cancel then I looked into the sky, knew the badness won’t prevent the sun to shine.” — Kylie Minogue, “I Was Gonna Cancel”
• “Lovin’ you whether times are good or bad, happy or sad. Let’s stay together.” — Al Green, “Let’s Stay Together”
• “Ain’t no mountain high, ain’t no valley low, ain’t no virus wide(spread) enough, baby.” — Martin Gaye, “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough”

Getting proposed to under the Eiffel Tower rather than on your living room couch doesn’t make it any less legit. Just remember: you don’t need to have the perfect setting to have a perfect engagement (but having a really great IG caption def helps).

https://www.elitedaily.com/p/25-quarantine-engagement-instagram-captions-to-celebrate-the-milestone-22936276