‘My 600-Lb. Life’ Star Destinee LaShaee Dead: Reality TV Personality Dies at 30

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Doctor Who actor Stewart Bevan has died at the age of 73. The TV star played Professor Clifford Jones in the iconic series back in 1973. Stewart was the perfect sidekick alongside Jon Pertwee's doctor - the third incarnation in the long-running series - and swiftly became a fan-favourite.

to join PrettyLittleThing as their creative director last year, Molly-Mae Hague helmed the brand’s first-ever catwalk show last night (Wednesday 16 February) and while the show was a massive success – with the likes of Tommy Fury, Maura Higgins and Ellie Brown supporting her from the front row – the night didn’t go off without controversy as protestors gathered outside.A protest was staged outside The Londoner Hotel, where PLT’s show was being held, to campaign for sustainability and higher pay for the brand’s factory workers. According to reports, a group of around 20 people gathered outside the venue holding signs and shouting into microphones.Among the protestors was Love Island 2021 star Brett Staniland who was seen holding a sign which said, “There’s nothing ‘pretty’ about wage theft.”One onlooker told The Sun, “I was so shocked to see Brett here - he went on a show sponsored by fast fashion.“But he was there holding a sign saying 'Pretty Little Thief' and shouting about how ‘shameful’ it was we were all in attendance.

Former Love Island star Brett Staniland staged a protest over fast fashion outside Molly-Mae Hague's PrettyLittleThing show. As Molly-Mae, 22, showed off her collection debut with the online fashion retailer at the Londoner Hotel on Wednesday night, outside the event, anger was mounting as protestors took issue with Boohoo Fashion Group, which owns PLT. One of those holding signs and speaking through a microphone to condemn the company was reality star Brett, who also spoke exclusively to OK! about Boohoo's contribution to the climate crisis as one of the "biggest in the world".

Love Island star Chris Hughes has opened up about being involved in a car crash on the motorway earlier this week which left him suffering a neck injury.The 2017 Islander broke the news to fans on his Instagram story yesterday as he shared footage of him waiting by the side of the road in the aftermath of the accident.Chris also posted a picture of a “get well pack” that his girlfriend Annabel Dimmock had left for him after he was left with a “sore” neck from the crash, which left his car worse for wear.Alongside a picture of some painkillers, a bottle of muscle rub and a drink, as well as a handwritten note from Annabel which read, “For my brave boy,” Chris wrote, “Had a crash on the motorway last night and my car’s in a sorry state, neck’s sore but home to this

Perth city centre traders could be heartened to see a new tenant for the closed Beales/McEwens department store building.

Destinee Lashaee, who was the first trans castmember of the TLC reality hit My 600-lb Life, has died at 30, according to a family member’s social media post. No cause of death was given.

Former MLB star Jeremy Giambi died on Wednesday morning at his parents’ home in southern California.

Another former star of My 600-lb Life has died. Season 7 alum Destinee LaShaee passed away at the age of 30. Her brother Wayne Compton confirmed Destinee’s death via Facebook on Feb. 8, the day after the anniversary of their sibling Destiny‘s death. “I’m sorry bro, I accept you for who you are, I accept every flaw that come with you, I’m sorry you felt alone, I’m sorry you felt you had nobody else to turn too, I’m sorry you felt you had no other option Destiny wouldn’t of wanted this, lord why keep taking my siblings away, how much can I take,” Wayne wrote. A cause of death hasn’t been confirmed.

Destinee LaShaee, the first transgender star of My 600-Lb. Life, who also went by Matthew Ventress, has sadly passed away.

My 600lb Life's first-ever transgender star Destinee Lashaee has died at the age of 30.The death of the reality star was confirmed by her brother Wayne Compton on Facebook as he shared several photos of his sibling before penning a heartbreaking tribute. "I accept you for who you are, I accept every flaw that come with you, I’m sorry you felt alone, I’m sorry you felt you had nobody else to turn too," he began the post.

Man, Liam Neeson just can’t help but get TMI in interviews! But at least this is so much nicer than the big guy’s last surprise revelation during a press junket!