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Twitter in tears as Nigerian Tiktok queen nudes, videos deface social media (Videos, Photos)

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An alleged lesbian, social media slay queen and TikTok sensation, Black Chully, may not be having it easy at the moment as social media, especially Twitter, as handles dedicated to sharing her nudes and private videos keep increasing everyday.

@blackchully5 Take me to best trip 😩#blackchully ♬ i wanna i wanna ridee – qn

It is also believed in some quarters that she had been the one selling the videos online herself for as low as N5000 only.

In a screenshot shared online, it was alleged there was a conversation where one of her videos was negotiated and an account under the name Ijeoma Precious was paid into.

However, Black Chully did a live video where the slay queen was in tears over the leaked nudes and videos.

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She claimed she didn’t know how it all happened.

“These people are making these videos go viral everyday. I don’t know how it happened, I swear with my womb, I don’t know,” she wailed.

One of such accounts dedicated to her on Twitter is named BLCK Chully videos and the contents have been generating hot debates among Nigerian youths.

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King Charles makes first appearance on special stamps

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The first special stamps bearing the head of King Charles are being released by the Royal Mail, with his silhouette appearing on a set showing popular garden flowers.

These are likely to be the first stamps showing the King’s profile that will be widely seen by the public. This replaces a design showing the Queen’s head used continuously on commemorative stamps since 1968. Last month saw the final issue of a new set of stamps with the Queen’s head.

David Gold, of Royal Mail, said using pictures of flowers for this landmark set of stamps reflected the fact that the King was a “passionate gardener”.

The Royal Mail had previously revealed the design for new regular first and second-class stamps showing King Charles. But those new stamps will not begin to appear regularly on letters until stocks run out of existing stamps showing the late Queen’s head.

It is not expected that the new King Charles versions of ordinary first and class stamps will start to be seen until next month.

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Paulina Porizkova, 57, addresses ‘naysayers’ after posting lingerie photo: ‘Sexy has no expiration date’

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Paulina Porizkova is standing up to “naysayers” who left “unkind comments” about a body-baring pic she shared on social media.

The 57-year-old modeling legend posted an image March 6 on Instagram that showed her laughing while posing in a lacy black bra and panties, which she paired with tall black boots and a long red cardigan sweater.

In her caption, the Czech-born model poked fun at cultural stereotypes about women in their late 50s. “Almost 58? Grandma, knitting, fireplace? Check, check, check, check! I’m the proud step grandma of five,” she wrote. “I’ve knitted the sweater I’m wearing — and yes, I’m standing by a fireplace.

“So this is what almost 58 looks like for me today,” she added.

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Though some social media users praised the model’s boldness and beauty, others left harsher comments about her appearance and accused her of seeking attention and being “obsessed” with her looks.

Porizkova followed up by sharing screenshots of some of the worst insults, alongside a lengthy message about why she feels it’s important to represent older women who feel sexy.

“I post a barely clothed photo of myself, it gets a lot of attention, and then come the comments. Most of you are wonderfully supportive and understand what I’m trying to do in representing an older woman as still sexy and viable, and certainly not invisible,” she wrote.

“Then there are the naysayers,” she continued.

Porizkova went on to say that many critics accused her of “needing validation.”

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“I do need to be noticed in order not to be invisible,” she wrote, adding that she might also be accused of “promoting the objectification of women.”

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Porizkova also called out critics who told her she doesn’t have the right to say she’s representing women her age.

“The comments that I like the least however, are that because I’m tall and slim, I do not have the right to represent women my age because I don’t look like a typical woman my age,” she wrote.

“I’m not trying to represent all women of my age. How could I? How could anyone? Don’t we all look different and isn’t that where our beauty lies? In our uniqueness?” she asked.

Porizkova concluded her message by saying how disappointed she was by the comments, which she perceived to be written by those with “insecurities.”

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“What is truly sad here are the obvious insecurities of women who cannot find space to love themselves for who they are. For what their bodies can do. For what they can feel. Instead, they will compare, feel wanting and ashamed for not measuring up, and turn around to shame those who made them feel this way,” she wrote.

She added several hashtags to her post, including #SexyHasNoExpirationDate and #BetweenJLoAndBettyWhite.

It’s hardly the first time Porizkova has shared an intimate photo of herself on Instagram. The mom of two has posted many previous photos of herself wearing swimsuits and lingerie, and shared a topless photo of herself to celebrate the new year in January.

Gina Vivinetto is a writer for TODAY.com. She lives in Asheville, North Carolina, where she spends her free time hiking, reading and snuggling with her “Friends” box set. She and her wife, Molly, are the proud moms of two formerly stray cats, Sophie and Pierre, and a rescue dog named Gracie

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Supreme Court Rules Against Same-Sex Marriage

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A Supreme Court in Panama has ruled that same-sex marriage is not a human right and the country therefore does not have to recognise such unions, according to a judgement published Wednesday.

The court had been considering the issue since 2016, following several appeals from same-sex couples claiming the Central American country’s family code was unconstitutional as it only recognizes marriages between a man and a woman.

“There is a reality, and it is that, until now, the right to equal marriage is no more than an aspiration, even though a legitimate one for the groups involved, and it does not fall into the category of a human right or a fundamental right,” said the court, in the ruling dated February 16.

The same-sex couples who filed suit were attempting to have marriages that took place in other countries be legally recognized in Panama.

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The court, however, said, “no matter how many changes happen in reality,” for now gay marriage “lacks conventional and constitutional recognition.”

The court added the family code was “objectively and reasonably justified in the general interests of giving precedence to those unions capable of establishing families, giving continuity to the human species, and therefore, to society.”

The Catholic Church, which opposes same-sex marriage, holds significant political influence in Panama.

The Inter-American Court of Human Rights ruled in 2018 that same-sex couples are entitled to the same marriage rights as opposite-sex couples, in a binding judgement that applied to all of the court’s members, including Panama.

However, Costa Rica remains the only Central American country to recognize same-sex marriages.

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With the February 16 ruling, the Panamanian justice system “has rejected the recognition of the dignity of same-sex couples and their right to build a family in Panama,” Ivan Chanis, president of the gay rights organisation Foundation Iguales, told AFP.

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