Malin Andersson opens up on enduring racism her whole life as she insists the behaviour stems from parents

Pamela Anderson and Ashoka Paris have a brand new collaboration.

When we first went into lockdown I felt a little anxious because I had landed in from LA straight into the lockdown. I don't like change, I don't like being told what to do and I don't like restrictions.The anxiety stemmed from me thinking, "Well, what's going to happen with work? What's going to happen with life?" It was the uncertainty of what will happen in the future that put me off.

We may not be going on holiday any time soon, but that hasn’t stopped the celebs from getting beautiful bronzed skin while in lockdown. The likes of Lauren Goodger, Vicky Pattison and Malin Andersson have all been sharing their top tanning products and tips over the last few months.

With all the trauma I've been through, I needed to heal.The mistake I used to make when I was younger is that instead of healing things that I'd been through, I'd fill a void by being surrounded by people or jumping into a relationship. I think that's the worst thing you can do, so I made a conscious effort to be alone after losing [baby daughter] Consy and being in an abusive relationship.

Princess Märtha Louise of Norway took to Instagram to express how her interracial relationship with author Shaman Durek has opened her eyes to the racist ways of the world. "Being @shamandurek's girlfriend has given me a crash course in how white supremacy is at play and the way I have consciously and subconsciously thought of and acted towards black people," said the princess in her message.

Malin Andersson has been photographed for the first time since revealing she had been admitted to hospital for the second time this year.The Love Island star, 27, looked downcast as she ran errands near her home in London. Despite being hospitalised with her asthma earlier this week, Malin looked stylish as ever as she stepped out in he June sunshine.

Malin Andersson has praised "amazing" NHS staff after being hospitalised due to her asthma for the second time this year.The 27 year old took to social media to alarm fans as she shared an image of her hand wearing a hospital band as she laid in a bed. Former Love Island star Malin then revealed the nature of her illness, simply posting: "Asthma sucks" to her 600,000 followers.

JJ Abrams’ Bad Robot, along with he and his wife’s foundation, pledged a $10 million donation over the next five years to groups and agendas that combat racism.

Pamela Anderson still owns her iconic red, one-piece bathing suit from her Baywatch days!

Missing out on his mom’s work! Dylan Jagger Lee has yet to watch Pamela Anderson in Baywatch, which she starred in from 1992 to 1997.

Pamela Anderson is not the kind who gives up easily. The 52-year-old actress wishes to find love once again after her recent split with her husband Jon Peters.

Unique names are becoming more common than ever, but one woman in the UK has shone a new light over the trend as she considers cutting off communication with her family over the 'bulls***' spelling of the name her parents chose for her. 

Donal Skehan, much like the rest of us, has been struggling to adjust life in lockdown, however, he has had to do it while moving to a new country.

Malin Andersson has been seen looking exhausted after completing a gruelling night shift as a carer.The 27 year old, who recently revealed that cruel bullies called her Hitler at school, returned to work earlier this year after the coronavirus pandemic forced the UK into lockdown. Doing her part for the nation, the reality star was spotted walking out of the home and to her car as she struggled to carry a box of water.

Like many other stars at this testing time, Chrissy Teigen is doing her best to spread a little cheer online.The 34-year-old has launched Chrissy’s Court, a bite-sized show on new video-streaming app Quibi, where she sits in judgment of small claims cases. Alongside her mum Vilailuck, who acts as her bailiff, the show features real people and real disputes with trials carried out with a huge dose of humour.