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    Britain’s Got Talent winner left on brink of bankruptcy and living back with his parents after show success

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    ONE man knows better than most that success on Britain’s Got Talent isn’t a golden ticket to “happy ever after”.Singer Jai McDowell found himself on the brink of bankruptcy a few years after taking home the £100k prize in 2011.Jai McDowell found himself on the brink of bankruptcy a few years after winning Britain’s Got Talent in 2011Credit: RexAn audience of 13 million people watched Jai take home the £100k prize moneyCredit: RexHe wowed audiences with his voice when 13million watched him get crowned champion.But for the first time, he has spoken in detail about how the dazzling high was followed by years of lows.With the latest series of BGT in full swing, Jai, said in an exclusive chat: “My experience of BGT was great.“Afterwards, for the first year, obviously you get all the work and all the good things. read more on bgt”And that’s when it starts to go south.“I had about eight months and then Sony didn’t renew my one album deal and it’s still quite a difficult thing to deal with.“I went from a normal guy who wasn’t in the industry, to then being on the telly.“People know your name before you know theirs and it’s such a mindf*** that it’s so hard to deal with.Most read in Celebrity“It created such a tumultuous time for me that I didn’t deal with it very well.” Jai said he erred on the side of caution after his win, choosing to have early nights to protect his voice instead of wild evenings out. Britain’s Got Talent fix scandal after it’s revealed bosses secretly created acts from scratch for show including fan favouriteBut it wasn’t enough.He added: “I’ve done OK. Twelve years on I’m still working.“But there was definitely a period where it took a dramatic drop.“Finances, work, all of that stuff took a very big dive to a point where I did actually think about bankruptcy.“I didn’t do it because, thankfully, I’ve got a brilliant support network.”But I did get to a point where I was like, ‘Is this it, is this over?’.”He added: “I signed with a few people in Scotland and made some bad choices, spent loads of money.“It came to a point where, on paper, you’re asset rich. “But I was cash poor. That was pretty much me.“I moved in with my parents at the time. “I did have property but I had no money.“That took a long time and a lot of grit and determination for me to get back out of that.”READ MORE SUN STORIESHe is now flying high again and has joined operatic quartet G4, who released their new album, called 20, last month, and are currently on tour across the UK.It’s a tough old industry but good on him for sticking with it.Jai has since become a member of operatic quartet G4Credit: Rex More

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      ‘Doesn’t she know the cost of living crisis?’ wail Billie Eilish fans over ticket prices for Hit Me Hard And Soft tour

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      BILLIE Eilish fans in the UK have reacted angrily to the pop superstar’s tour ticket prices.Die-hard supporters flocked to ticketing sites for the Hit Me Hard And Soft tour pre-sale and were left stunned when they were confronted by £145 standing tickets.Billie Eilish’s tour ticket prices have left fans shockedCredit: GettySeeing Eilish on stage will set UK fans back at least £145Credit: Getty – ContributorThe tour features multiple dates in Glasgow, London and ManchesterCredit: Instagram / Billie EilishMany simply closed the site and refused to pay the eye-watering sum, while others raged about it on the social media platform X.One person wrote: “£145 for Billie Eilish tickets – does she not know there’s a cost of living happening in the UK?”Another said: “Me coming onto Ticketmaster seeing Billie Eilish prices then coming straight back out again. £145 for standing is this delusion?”A third complained: “£145 whole English pounds for a standing ticket to @billieeilish at the @TheCoopLive – I think I paid £80 last tour?”READ MORE ON BILLIE EILISH A fourth shared a recent quote from Eilish in which she criticised the commercial nature of the music industry and its obsession with releasing multiple vinyl varieties to increase profits.They said: “How can you say this and then make your very cheapest standing tickets at your tour that goes on sale the following day after it’s announced, £145… when your audience is mainly teenagers who don’t have the means to pay without their parents.”The post related to an interview Eilish gave to Billboard which seemed to take aim at The Rolling Stones in particular after the veterans released 43 versions of their Hackney Diamonds album.She said: “I can’t even express to you how wasteful it is.Most read in Music“I find it really frustrating as somebody who goes out of my way to be sustainable and do the best that I can and try to involve everybody in my team in being sustainable.”And then it’s some of the biggest artists in the world making 40 different vinyl packages that have a different unique thing just to get you to keep buying more.”Legendary rock band announce first UK tour in eight years – and reveal guitarist’s replacement after he retired from bandEilish’s UK tour will see her play Glasgow, London and Manchester in July and is set to be one of the shows of the summer alongside Taylor Swift, whose record-breaking Eras tour is coming to stadiums in the UK.Swift’s sold out run saw tickets vary from £60 up to £195, with even more for exclusive packages.PAYING THE PRICEEilish is certainly not the only act charging high prices for tours. The explosion in ticket costs post-pandemic has been felt across music genres.The likes of AC/DC, Bruce Springsteen, Pearl Jam, Adele and Green Day have all surprised fans with ticket costs this year.Standing tickets for the High Way to Hell rockers’ Wembley show on July 3 set some fans back £302.85 on Ticketmaster, while official platinum tickets were an eye-watering £381.80.Ticketmaster said: “The Event Organiser has priced these tickets according to their market value. “Tickets do not include VIP packages. Availability and pricing are subject to change.”One fan complained: “Ticket price inflation is insane, way beyond anything else I can think of. “I get that records aren’t selling any more and this is the way that bands make money, but I’ve been feeling the need to draw the line for a few years now.”This is the time I’ve finally done it, I’m not prepared to pay these prices any longer.”Another joked: “In other news anyone want to buy a kidney so I can see ACDC.”UK concert ticket prices 2024All prices based on front standing tickets
      Billie Eilish, London O2 Arena – £145
      Taylor Swift, Wembley Stadium – £172
      AC/DC, Wembley Stadium – £130
      Bruce Springsteen, Wembley Stadium – £174
      Green Day, Wembley Stadium – £109
      Pearl Jam, London Tottenham Stadium – £249
      Kylie Minogue (BST, Hyde Park) – £220

      Grunge legends Pearl Jam, who recently released critically-acclaimed album Dark Matter, faced similar backlash over their tour which is seeing them play Tottenham Hotspur’s Stadium in June.For the best standing tickets at that show, punters needed to fork out £249.45 while even the worst seats were £125 before booking fees were added.One fan raged: “F*****g gutted at the Pearl Jam ticket prices. I was really hoping to see them at last! £150 for nosebleeds. S***e.READ MORE SUN STORIES”Standing tickets for Pearl Jam in Manchester are 225 quid each!!! Absolutely outrageous. Ticket prices are out of control now.”Kylie Minogue and Shania Twain’s BST shows at London’s Hyde Park this summer start at £112 for standard entry, before going up to £220 for the gold circle at the front of the pop-up setting and all the way up to £435 for the most exclusive packages.Both Taylor Swift and Eilish are coming to the UK this summerCredit: GettyMulti-Grammy winning Eilish is one of the world’s biggest music starsCredit: AP More

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      Glastonbury failed fans like me without huge rock acts – we need The Rolling Stones to make it great again

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      By Simon Cosyns, Deputy EditorA few weeks before Glastonbury 2008, I was asked to meet festival founder Michael Eavis for a “crisis” meeting.We sat in a veggie restaurant somewhere in London, mulling over the huge backlash against the upcoming headline appearance of superstar rapper Jay-Z.If the Rolling Stones weren’t touring America in June and Mick Jagger had agreed to strut his way across the Pyramid Stage, it’s all anyone would be talking aboutCredit: GettyRapper Jay-Z appearing at the festival in 2008Credit: GettyNoel Gallagher has said the festival was ‘built on a tradition of guitar music’Credit: GettyThe furore was fuelled by Noel Gallagher, brash but much-loved Epiphone-toting Oasis loudmouth, who had said the festival was “built on a tradition of guitar music”.“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it,” he added. “Sorry, but Jay-Z?”I remember saying to Eavis and daughter Emily that if they had 99 problems, Jay-Z wasn’t one, that his signing was genius and that The Sun would wholeheartedly back the rapper’s appearance.READ MORE ON GLASTONBURYThankfully, he was an unqualified triumph, famously opening his set with a montage of people hating on him, including Noel, and performing a sublime cover of Wonderwall to bring the house down and turn the “crisis” on its head.My point is that I’m open to Glastonbury moving with the times, drawing on popular music’s ceaseless shifts in trends and its wonderful diversity.Dua Lipa is a fabulous pop star, Shania Twain is a country diamond and SZA is R&B heaven.But, when it comes to the 2024 line-up and without wishing to sound like a “male, pale, and stale” old fart, I’m also mindful of Noel’s stance.Most read in BizarreAs Joan Jett once sang, I love rock and roll… and would love to think that it had a more prominent place among the myriad acts that make Glasto the greatest music festival on earth. Put it this way, say the Rolling Stones weren’t touring America in June and Mick Jagger had agreed to strut and shimmy his way across the Pyramid Stage, it’s all anyone would be talking about.Furthermore, there’s no Springsteen, AC/DC, Foo Fighters, Pearl Jam or Metallica on the bill. No Macca or Elton because they’ve just done it. And no chance of a reunion by Led Zepplin or Pink Floyd.As for Britpop, Blur had their moment at Wembley last year. Noel and Liam still need to kiss and make up (perish the thought).So we’re left with Glasto stalwarts Coldplay, God bless ‘em, who, under Chris Martin’s guidance, will do a lovely, phone-lights-in-the-air show.But they simply haven’t got riffs at their disposal like the monsters that usher in Satisfaction, or Highway To Hell .On the plus side, because Glastonbury is so huge and diverse, there’s rock gold to be found in them there Somerset pastures. Idles, The National, The Breeders and two lots of Irish rabble rousers, Fontaines DC and The Mary Wallopers, among them.But to borrow from Led Zep, let’s hope it won’t be a long lonely lonely time before the Pyramid Stage rocks and rolls again.MOVE OVER, OLD FARTS, AND LET THE YOUNG STARS SHINEBy Howell Davies, Associate Bizarre Editor
      Glastonbury is finally moving with the times, and it’s great to see.
      Yes, there will be old farts complaining that it was better in their day. What’s new there?
      Really, this is the music that people are listening to in 2024.
      I’ve been to the festival every year since 2015 and I’m bored of seeing the same crusty old white men as headliners. This twist is refreshing for a pop fan like me.
      Of course there is a place for everyone, but old acts have dominated the line-up for years. And after a backlash over 2023’s all-male headliners, I love that there’s such a diverse roster.
      Dua Lipa is Britain’s biggest superstar in years, making waves around the world. Coldplay are one of the most successful bands of the 21st Century, with phenomenal stage shows.
      SZA had one of the most-played albums of 2023 with SOS – and has an incredibly exciting future.
      And in the legends slot, Shania Twain – who has the biggest-selling album of all time by a female artist with Come On Over – will have punters of every age singing along to her hits. No one talked about Guns N’ Roses when they headlined last year, but Stormzy’s debut headline set in 2019 felt historic.
      I’m sure some people will be disappointed that veteran acts like the Rolling Stones, Bruce Springsteen and Stevie Wonder aren’t topping the bill.
      But we have to give younger stars the chance to headline now.
      If not, when the “classic” Glasto headliners are all dead and buried, who will fill those slots as music legends and icons? More

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      Kerry Katona’s dreams of living in the sun in tatters as she abandons plans to quit the UK

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      KERRY Katona has revealed she’s abandoned plans to quit the UK and move her entire family to Spain. The reality star and Atomic Kitten declared last year that she was putting plans in place to leave England for a new life in the summer of 2024. Kerry was planning to move her family to Marbella but has now scrapped the planCredit: InstagramThe star fell in love with the sunny climate and argued it was quicker to commute to London from there than CheshireCredit: InstagramBut now, after taking into consideration her needs of her five children, she’s had a change of heart. Kerry wrote in her OK! column this week: “We’ve been thinking about moving to London or Spain, but we’ve decided to stay in Cheshire.” “DJ is happy at school and doesn’t want to move, which is important because I want her to have stability,” she wrote: “Kids need that. And Max is starting college in September, which is exciting. “I do have to travel to London for work, but I don’t mind the journey if it means keeping things stable.” READ MORE KERRY KATONAIn October, after time away in Marbella, Kerry had excitedly shared about her dream ‘big move’.Posting a video of herself in a summery maxi dress from her own boutique, Kerry said: “I’m in such a happy… I can’t wait to move out here. I cannot wait!”Again, writing in OK!, she said that she was fed up of travelling from her home in Cheshire to meetings in London.”You can hop on a plane and be in Marbella in less time. So, that’s our plan. It’s exciting,” she said.Most read in ShowbizKerry is mum to daughters Molly, 22, and Lilly-Sue, 21, who she shares with her ex-husband Brian McFadden.She gave birth to daughter Heidi, 16, and 15-year-old son Maxwell during her marriage to Mark Croft.Kerry’s youngest child is daughter Dylan-Jorge, who is nine years old. She had her during her relationship with the late George Kay. She’s now engaged to Ryan Mahoney. Kerry wanted to keep school life stable for youngest daughter, DJCredit: kerrykatona7/InstagramKerry Katona has shared she’s changed her mind about a new life away from the UKCredit: instagram More

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      Furious AC/DC fans slam high ticket prices as rockers join host of acts turning gig-goers off stadium shows

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      THEY’VE been electrifying rock fans with their high voltage riffs for 50 years.But for some die-hard AC/DC supporters, the ticketing costs for their upcoming stadium gigs have been a big turn off.AC/DC’s tour ticket prices have left some fans fumingCredit: GettyPearl Jam have also come under fire for expensive ticketsCredit: GettyMain standing tickets for the band’s Wembley show on July 3 are currently setting fans back £302.85 on Ticketmaster, while official platinum tickets are an eye-watering £381.80.The site says: “The Event Organiser has priced these tickets according to their market value. Tickets do not include VIP packages. Availability and pricing are subject to change.”Evidently, there are still many thousands out there with pockets deep enough to afford the pricey entry fees as both dates are almost sold out, but the price hikes in recent years are spiralling out of control.One fan complained: “Ticket price inflation is insane, way beyond anything else I can think of. I get that records aren’t selling any more and this is the way that bands make money but I’ve been feeling the need to draw the line for a few years now, this is the time I’ve finally done it, I’m not prepared to pay these prices any longer.”READ MORE ON MUSICAnother joked: “In other news anyone want to buy a kidney so I can see ACDC.”A third was more serious with their criticism of the pricing, writing: “s*****g on people’s dreams. The place you no longer go to get tickets that won’t cost you an arm and leg. Where selling a kidney won’t even get you a standing ticket.”The band, who is down to one original member in lead guitarist Angus Young, consists of longtime frontman Brian Johnson, Jane’s Addiction bassist Chris Chaney, drummer Matt Laug and rhythm guitarist Stevie Young.They played their first live show with Johnson in seven years at the epic Power Trip festival in the US back in October.Most read in ShowbizIt came after the Geordie singer overcame hearing issues that sidelined him for a previous tour that saw Guns ‘n’ Roses frontman Axl Rose take over mic duties.AC/DC are by no means the only major act being called out over inflated ticket prices.Bruce Springsteen rocks the RDS in Dublin as fans wowed by The Boss Pearl Jam have faced similar backlash over their Dark Matter tour which is seeing them play Tottenham Hotspur’s Stadium in June.For the best standing tickets at that show, punters need to fork out £249.45 while even the worst seats are £125 before booking fees are added.One fan raged: “F*****g gutted at the Pearl Jam ticket prices. I was really hoping to see them at last! £150 for nosebleeds. S***e.”Standing tickets for Pearl Jam in Manchester are 225 quid each!!! Absolutely outrageous. Ticket prices are out of control now.””I’d love to hear the rationale behind these prices. I love Pearl Jam but absolutely will not pay nearly £400 for 2 gig tickets. Then it’ll be travel from Scotland, accommodation, food and drinks. Mental, and an absolute p**s take.”The irony with Pearl Jam’s pricing is the band famously went to war with Ticketmaster in the 90s over its service charges.A motion was even put forward by House Democrats dubbed The Pearl Jam bill to introduce legislation to make the charges more transparent, though it ultimately died amid fears lawyers wouldn’t be able to substantiate their arguments.In 2022 Bruce ‘The Boss’ Springsteen, another past critic of Ticketmaster, was slammed as ticket prices for his tour soared.Some exchanged hands for more than £4,000, despite the introduction of a ‘dynamic pricing system’ which intended to limit price hikes by allowing costing to fluctuate through complex algorithms.The blue collar musician is bringing his show back this summer with his E Street Band and prices are far removed from his humble origins.Official platinum tickets are still selling for between £259 and £433 at his Cardiff show at the Principality Stadium.Punk rockers Green Day’s ticket costs have also exploded. The last remaining tickets for their Wembley Stadium show in June cost £439.90While things are marginally better at their Emirates Old Trafford gig with bronze package tickets available for £199.It’s not just legendary rockers with inflated ticket prices either. Pop royalty Adele, who recently announced a Munich residency in the summer, has priced some tickets for those shows at more than £315.While Kylie Minogue and Shania Twain’s BST shows at London’s Hyde Park start from £112 for standard entry, before going up to £220 for the gold circle at the front of the pop-up setting and all the way up to £435 for the most exclusive packages.And it’s likely to continue to be the norm, should fans keep putting their hands into their pockets to meet the ever-rising costs.READ MORE SUN STORIESBruce Springsteen’s 2022 tour saw some tickets sell for eye-watering pricesCredit: APAdele’s Munich residency is looking to be a costly affair for fansCredit: Getty More

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      ‘Rubbing it in our faces’ rant furious fans as they slam ‘out of touch’ Maisie Smith and Max George for holiday boasting

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      FURIOUS fans have slammed ‘out of touch’ couple Maisie Smith and Max George. The former EastEnders actress took to her social media to flaunt her stunning getaway with the former Wanted Singer. Maisie Smith and Max George took to social media to give fans a sneak peek of their holiday togetherCredit: Instagram / @maisiesmithofficialThe famous duo opted for a sun filled getaway to DubaiCredit: Instagram / @maisiesmithofficialMaisie, 22, posted a string of photos on her Instagram account as she soaked up the sun with Max, 35.The pair enjoyed strolls on the picturesque Jumeirah Beach in Dubai as well as surprise treats as a stunning fruit platter with melted chocolate wording. The former Strictly Come Dancing stars also made sure to travel in style as Maisie managed to give her fans a behind the scenes sneak peak. One of the photo’s showed her making full use of the space in a first class window suite. READ MORE ON MAX AND MAISIEShe stretched out her legs in luxury surroundings on the spacious recliner seat. This came with a selection of free drinks in the refrigerated mini-bar at her disposal as well as ambient lighting and a plush vanity mirror. Another snap featured the pair looking casual but very loved up as they posed for a full-length mirror selfie. She captioned the album: “A week of love & sun ☀️.”Most read in ShowbizBut fans couldn’t help but fume at the post, as they accused the TV personalities of flaunting their wealth in the middle of a cost of living crisis. They took to the comments section in droves as one user sarcastically wrote: “Wow thanks for showing off your wealth during a cost of living crisis when the minority of your followers can barely afford rent and food 😊.”The Wanted’s Max George works out at the gym A second angrily enquired: “They are constantly on holiday…why do us moronic people make nobodies like this rich?? Just so they can rub it in our faces.””You seem to be on a permanent holiday,” noted a third. As a fourth fumed: “I do wonder if this should be a sponsored post. Famous people get stuff like this for free if they do so many posts about it.” They added: “I guess we’ll never know.”Part of the trip included a luxurious first class flight to the UAECredit: Instagram / @maisiesmithofficialThe duo also showed off the luxury treats they received at their exclusive retreatCredit: Instagram / @maisiesmithofficialKeep up to date with the latest news, gossip and scandals on our celebrity live blog More

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      Thousands of tickets remain unsold for Adele’s gigs after fan fury over-sky high prices

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      THOUSANDS of tickets remained unsold for Adele gigs yesterday, after The Sun revealed fan fury over sky-high prices.Seats were still available at Munich’s 80,000-capacity Messe Arena for all ten nights of the Hello singer’s residency.
      Thousands of tickets for an Adele gig have remained unsold after fans revolt following eye-watering pricesCredit: Getty
      Ticketmaster shows 2,000 seats remain unsold for each August gig.
      The lowest price we found was £281 — reaching £1,070 for a prime stage-side spot.
      They are the first European gigs for Adele, 35, since 2015.
      After The Sun story, fans wrote online: “Adele ticket prices are insane.
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      “Why are artists making it so difficult for regular people to see them live?”
      An industry source said: “If seats don’t sell, promoters might have to consider reducing prices. Hotel prices are through the roof. It’s a mess.”
      Initially, she announced six dates, before adding four more due to incredibly high demand.
      The Someone Like You star posted online: “I’ve been content as anything with my shows in London’s Hyde Park and my residency in Vegas, so I hadn’t had any other plans.
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      “However, I was too curious to not follow up and indulge in this idea — a one-off, bespoke pop-up stadium designed around whatever show I want to put on?
      “Pretty much slap bang in the middle of Europe? In Munich? That’s a bit random, but still fabulous!”
      Adele tells Jason Kelce he sounds like ‘drunk football fan’ as NFL legend belts out song after Las Vegas residency_ More

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      Noel Gallagher splurged £10k a week living in 5-star hotel while penning Council Skies album

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      HE prides himself on his working-class roots but Noel Gallagher’s recent boasts about his posh-boy lifestyle have hit a bum note.The former Oasis frontman has admitted he spent four nights a week living in a £4,000-a-night suite in swish London hotel Claridge’s last year while promoting latest album Council Skies.
      Noel Gallagher admitted he spent four nights a week living in a £4,000-a-night suite in swish London hotel Claridge’s last yearCredit: Redferns
      And while Noel said the collection is actually inspired by the colour of a paint used by artist Pete McKee, he is being mocked for forgetting his humble Manchester roots.
      A source said: “Noel makes out he’s a man of the people but really he’s sitting on millions of pounds.
      “People who knew him back in the day couldn’t believe it when he was boasting about being holed up in Claridge’s while he was busy promoting Council Skies with the High Flying Birds.
      “They’ve even nicknamed him Council Pies, which is a bit of a jibe at his weight, but it’s given everyone a good laugh.
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      “Noel has a £10million house in Hampshire, plus an £8million new pad in London which he has just had totally done up.
      “The man is ab­solutely loaded. He wouldn’t remember what being a council estate-raised lad is all about now.”
      I’m sure Noel’s loudmouth brother Liam will have some­thing to say about this too.
      ‘Proper good times’
      But given Council Skies landed at No2 when he released it last summer, only just missing out on the top spot, I think Noel is going to have the last laugh.
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      Noel made the boasts about his fancy lifestyle on his Patreon podcast with his mate, comedian Matt Morgan, this week.
      He said of his stay at the five-star gaff: “I had some proper f**king good times there. It was a proper good time. I lived there for most of last year, I was there three or four nights a week.
      “We’re now at my new place in London. It’s a ten-minute f***ing walk from the West End.
      “But I guess if you’re not well off, it’s a f***ing tough place to live.”
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      Molly-Mae Hague reveals new fluffy slippers from Tommy Fury – and they cost more than most people earn in a WEEK

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      MOLLY-MAE Hague revealed new fluffy slippers from Tommy Fury – and they cost more than most people earn in a WEEK.The 24-year-old posted a picture of her recent designer addition on Instagram.
      Molly-Mae Hague shared her new fluffy slippers from Tommy Fury, and they cost more than the average weekly wageCredit: Instagram
      The Celine sliders cost £670 whilst the average UK wage is £663 per weekCredit: INSTAGRAM/MOLLY-MAE HAGUE
      Molly showcase Celine sliders that cost £670 whilst the average UK wage is £663 per week.
      She mentioned her fiancé, Tommy Fury, in the story, indicating that he was the one who bought the gift.
      The star was accused of ‘flaunting her wealth’ just over a week ago when she took to Dubai with her family.
      Molly took to social media with a picture of a £7k designer bag and fans were quick to express their criticisms.
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      One user sarcastically jibed: “Breath! Tough life being a millionaire.”
      Another asked: “Why do you show off and brag Chanel bag.”
      “I’d like this more with a bag from the high street? 🤷🏼‍♀️,” noted a third.
      A fourth user fumed: “Its one thing to enjoy lavish vacation, its the other thing to flaunt it on social media.”
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      As a fifth added: “It’s just boring and pretentious now!!! Stars selling themselves for clout – when they could use their voices for the good of the world!! It’s all about the money and facade now – so sad!!!”
      One fan even threatened to boycott her page as they wrote: “I’ve got to be honest I’m quite bored of seeing this unrealistic lifestyle.
      “From now on I’ll follow people who have realistic and relatable lives, there’s so much going on with the cost of living and wars and people look up to these influencers.”
      The star was recently shamed for ‘flaunting’ her wealth in DubaiCredit: Instagram
      Tommy and Molly met on Love IslandCredit: Rex
      The pair share one daughter together, BambiCredit: mollymae/Instagram More