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Tom Hardy has finally spoken out about those fantastic old MySpace pictures. The actor had a very active page before he became properly famous, and the contents (which included gems like this) are still shared regularly by fans:
Source: Diandra/Twitter
He’s never said anything about it before, but if you think he’s embarrassed, think again. Hardy told Sky News:
I’ve got no shame about my MySpace photos, especially the one of me in my underpants which is a glorious photo of a man in his natural habitat… In my tighty-whitey budgie smugglers. In America, they say “You should be ashamed of this” but I’m actually not remotely ashamed… I might not be an Adonis, but I like to think of myself as an Adonis in that photo.
Tom, we love you. (The Independent)
Beyoncé played her first concert in ages over the weekend, and her daughter crashed her dress rehearsal. The singer posted these adorable pictures of Blue Ivy running the show backstage:
What else can we expect from the daughter of Jay Z and Beyoncé? It’s in her blood!
Geri Halliwell has confirmed there have been ‘talks’ about a Spice Girls reunion. Rumours swirled last month that the girls would get back together for a tour (minus Posh Spice) but it was never set in stone.
When questioned about it on This Morning yesterday, the artist formerly known as Ginger Spice said a reunion had been “discussed”. C’mon lads, pull the finger out. (Daily Mail)
And the rest of the day’s celebrity dirt…
- Someone claimed to have an ‘intimate’ picture of Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris, but her reps say there are NO NUDES. Sure. (Daily Mail)
- Beyoncé used Ronda Rousey’s ‘do nothing bitch’ speech during a concert, and the MMA star was thrilled. (ET Online)
- Abz from 5ive received a £1 million bid for an old Brit Award he put on eBay. Grim. (IBT)
- Katie Price’s ‘explosive’ new book about her flings with famous men has been delayed. Cue sighs of relief from Z-listers around the world. (Mirror UK)
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