Kylie Jenner praised for showing natural postpartum tummy on social media

Mar 23 2022

Kylie Jenner has been the subject of massive praise after she revealed her natural postpartum tummy in an unfiltered social media post a month after welcoming her second child.

The personality, who is 24-years-old, gave birth to a son on February 2nd and has since shared a series of social media updates with her millions of followers.

The personality had recently admitted that her son is no longer called ‘Wolf’, after she and her partner Travis Scott grew cold on the name. The couple are also parents to daughter Stormi.

Among the comments, Jenner was praised for ‘normalising normal bodies’. Another said that ‘as a mommy, I love the rawness of this picture. The stretched skin, the postpartum tummy, the little extra weight. I just love it.’

The post itself tracks the entire pregnancy journey, with a full video ‘TO OUR SON’ uploaded to the celebrity’s YouTube. With snapshots leading up to the birth, Jenner was praised for breaking the taboos around pregnancy and showing the world what actually goes down.

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Dog abandoned because owner thought he was gay adopted by gay couple

Mar 23 2022

A dog who was abandoned by his owner because he thought he was gay has been adopted by a gay couple.

The dog, Fezco, was recently dumped at the Stanly County Animal Protective Services, which is an animal shelter in North Carolina. This was because his owner saw Fezco humping another male dog.

According to staff at the shelter, the owner said he didn’t want a ‘gay dog’ and left him in the shelter’s care. The shelter took to Facebook to share Fezco’s story, describing him as getting along well with people and other animals.

Fortunately, it did not take long before someone decided to come forward and welcome the dog into their family. Steve Nichols and his partner John had been together for over 30 years and came to Fezco’s rescue after hearing about the story.

‘It’s just such a silly reason to turn in a dog’ said Nichols. ‘We just thought it would make sense for the gay dog to be adopted by a loving gay family.’

Nichols went on to open up about discrimination, saying that they’ve been subject to ‘that kind of bigotry and ignorance throughout our lives together, and we couldn’t always do anything about it.’

Fezco’s name was changed to Oscar after the late gay Irish poet Oscar Wilde. Addressing the issue, Dr William Pressly of Pressly Animal Hospital said that ‘mounting, thrusting and humping’ are normal behaviours exhibited by most dogs. All dogs do it.’

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Seven drive-thru voting centres as COVID cases spike

Mar 23 2022

Following a recent spike in COVID-19 infections, a number of drive-thru voting centres for virus positive people and others in quarantine have been set up, bringing up the amount to seven.

People who are positive for COVID or in mandatory quarantine up to Friday 9pm are asked to vote in these centres rather than the polling booth which is indicated on their document. This special arrangement was decided upon ahead of the election to enable such people to vote without introducing risk to others.

The drive-thru voting centres are spread out across Malta. They are as follows:

Voters registered in the 2nd and 4th districts: Smart City, Kalkara
Voters registered in the 1st and 6th districts: MCAST, Paola
Voters registered in the 3rd and 5th districts: Ħal Far, Birżebbuġa
Voters registered in the 7th and 11th districts: Ta’ Qali
Voters registered in the 10th and 12th districts: Pembroke
Voters registered in the 8th and 9th districts: Life Sciences Park, San Ġwann
Voters registered in the 13th district: Xewkija

As of yesterday, there are currently 2,723 active cases in Malta, with 41 in Mater Dei, one of whom is in the ITU.

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Young PN candidate has a chat with PL supporters ahead of election

Mar 23 2022

Posting to Facebook, young Nationalist Party candidate Rebekah Cilia was snapshotted speaking to Labour supporters, just days before the general election takes place.

The politician posted to social media saying that as the election draws nearer, ‘it is important to keep in mind that we are all Maltese brothers and sisters. Our political colours should not divide us’.

The interactions occurred in Rabat last Sunday, with Cilia describing the chat as an amazing moment as she campaigns for the Opposition.

This is exactly the type of politics we want and love to see as it brings people together and decreases the tension and often ugly encounters which election campaigns are unfortunately known to bring about.

The post by Rebekah was met with considerable praise, supporting her decision to take to the streets and talk with political opposition. The young candidate forms part of an attempt by the PN to revitalise the party, bringing in even the youngest political candidate in Maltese history, Eve Borg Bonello.

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