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She's previously opened up about her high-profile romance with ex fiance James Packer. And on I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! on Tuesday, former model Kate Fischer - now known as Tziporah Malkah - revealed that their engagement 'ruined everything.' Opening up to her camp mates Ash Pollard and Tegan Martin, Tziporah said James intimidates everyone and hinted he scares her potential love interests. 

The series of yearbook pictures - and their accompanying messages - feature in a hilarious online gallery, and include everything from hair faux pas to comedy quotes. Alexander's snap revealed he is graduating high school as a virgin (left) and a young woman made a joke out of the common misconception that blondes are dumb (centre) while Maxwell joked about his sexuality's impact on his sartorial skills (right).

NEW Married At First Sight bride Deborah had a bizarre meltdown on Tuesday night's episode. After her latest disagreement with new husband John, it all became too much for the former model. She said the reality show has given her nothing that she wanted - including a Polynesian groom. 'Why did we have to do that Polynesian theme if there was no Polynesian?' she tearfully said to the camera. 

NEW A witness said she heard David Taylor (pictured, left) shout obscenities before the law enforcer died on Bali Beach. The bloodied body of Wayan Sudarsa (inset) was found in the idyllic tourist hotspot of Kuta Beach in the early hours of August 17 last year. Taylor, 34, claims he acted in self-defence after a row broke out over a missing handbag belonging to his Australian girlfriend, Sara Connor, 46 (pictured, right). Both deny murder.

Harris still faces six counts of indecent assault and one count of sexual assault, allegedly taking place between 1971 and 2004 when Harris was aged between 41 and 74. He was today found not guilty of assaulting the youngest of his alleged victims when she was 12. The jury at Southwark Crown Court decided she must have been over 13 at the time of the alleged offence.

You might think that in order to get a bikini body, you need to do long runs every day and cut some major calories. Think again. FEMAIL caught up with personal trainer and bikini world champion, Rachel Dillon (pictured), from Queensland. According to Ms Dillon, getting a bikini body is all about training smart not hard, eating more and lifting weights.

The new President was uncharacteristically silent about this past weekend's Saturday Night Live had Melissa McCarthy play White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer. According to a source close to the president, Trump was the most bothered by Spicer's portrayal as a woman. McCarthy played a belligerent Sean Spicer who makes up facts and gets easily rattled by the press.

Li Chen spends every day looking after his seven companions, who are human-size silicone dolls. The 58-year-old man, from Huishui, China's Guizhou Province, is a 'big fan' of the 'beautiful female figures' and considers them his daughters. In an interview with MailOnline, Li, who goes with a pseudonym, said he does not use his dolls for the purpose of sex, instead he grooms and dresses them. He even takes them on holidays and makes music videos for them.

The White House has claimed that the Australian media largely ignored the Sydney Siege (top left), Parramatta shooting (top right), North Queensland backpacker stabbing (bottom right) and cop stabbing (bottom left). President Donald Trump's office released a list of 78 acts of terrorism - including five Australian examples - it believed 'did not receive adequate attention from Western media sources.' News outlets have voiced their confusion over the list, as a handful of instances named were the subject of international coverage that lasted 'days on end'.

These photos give a whole new meaning to the term 'fat cat'. The images show some rather tubby Siberian tigers lolling around at a zoo in northeast China's Harbin province. While many commenters have raised concerns about the large size of the animals, it is natural for the tigers to overeat over the winter months in a bid to survive the harsh Siberian winters.

It's one of the most eclectic groups in the world and while many are called, few are chosen. And those few who succeeded in earning an Academy Award nomination this year came together for a class photo Monday in Beverly Hills. It took time to assemble them all in place but once they did, the gaggle of actors, directors, producers and other movie-making professionals did mange to say 'cheese' at the same time.

Property has been destroyed, roads turned into rivers and residents evacuated from an apartment building amid fears it would collapse following torrential rain in Sydney on Tuesday morning - and there's more wild weather on the way. Seventeen people were evacuated from an apartment building in the inner-west suburb of Marrickville (left) after a landslide at the back of the complex sparked fears it may collapse. A weatherboard house at Tennyson Point in Sydney's northwest (centre) was destroyed in the deluge, but no-one was home at the time. Drivers had to be rescued as their cars became trapped in flash floods (right) as a month's rain fell on the city in an hour. Up to another 50mm of rain is expected to fall overnight, with forecasters saying the second cell would likely include at least one thunderstorm and cause more flash flooding.

NEW The Yellow Buses driver, who has not been named, furiously leaped from his seat and grabbed hold of the man (pictured left) and tossed him into the street (right). The drama at Horseshoe Common in Bournemouth was filmed by a passenger and the clip is now going viral. It shows the drunken lout, in a grey hoodie, boarding the bus and lurching over to the driver's seat and spitting at him. Then the driver then addressed the shocked passengers and apologised (right) 'for the disruption' before returning to his seat to resume the journey.

This is the moment a busy Sydney beach was brought to a standstill by a deadly two-metre bull shark spotted lurking by the shore. Footage shows crowds of bystanders gathering just metres from the man-eater in shallow waters at La Perouse in the city's south. The frightening scenes unfolded in 35 degrees temperatures on Monday, which saw crowds flocking to beaches to beat the heat.

These sinister pictures offer a glimpse inside a derelict boys' school with a gruesome past, where pupils were said to have been murdered by staff. The creepy images were taken at Arthur G. Dozier School for Boys in Marianna, Florida, where decades of abuse and violence took place against boys who studied there. The eerie photographs show the site where 55 of the dead were buried, and abandoned classrooms, laden with towering piles of plastic school chairs. In one room, rusting metal bunk-beds are flooded with daylight from a hole in the wall, which appears to once have been a fire exit. The empty beds are now inter-twined with vines from the surrounding grounds. Other images show decrepit bathrooms, where the wooden roof has rotted away and rubble now scatters the floor.

Harriet Jenkins from Southampton lost 15 st in 15 months, but seven years later she is back to square one. She is one of several 'Super Slimmers' to feature in a new Channel 4 documentary. These super slimmers won some of the dieting world's largest weight-loss competitions, but most of those featured have regained much of the weight. Around 40 per cent of people who achieve extreme weight loss - ie, losing up to 20st - put it all, or more, back on, experts say.

NEW Internet users have been challenged with finding the single one-eyed Jack concealed in this scattered deck of colourful cards. The brainteaser will prove especially tricky as the card is hidden among other Jacks, Kings and Queens of all suits. A quick glance might not reveal where the Jack is hidden, but take a closer look at the cards beneath the top layer and you might have more luck.

Mati Batsinilas, from Brisbane, saw Ray Johnstone's heartbreaking viral ad (left) shared on Facebook and quickly got in touch, offering to take the 75-year-old fishing at Stradbroke Island. Mr Batsinilas stuck to his word and on Monday the pair managed to reel in a number of massive whiting (right) at Moreton Bay. The fast friends snapped a number of selfies and Mr Johnstone was pictured beaming (inset) as they boarded the boat and set sail. The fishing buddies have already organised a second outing, with Mr Batsinilas hoping to take Mr Johnstone four-wheel-driving to catch beachworms.

A shocking video showing daredevil Oleg Sherstyachenko (inset) larking around on a skyscraper in Hong Kong has been published online. He is seen skateboarding on the edge and back flipping. At one point, in the stomach-churning footage, he balances the edge of his board on the side of the building, as if he is going to glide down it (right). The footage is being investigated by police.

The Detroit River, which winds for 28 miles from Lake St Clair to Lake Erie, is home to objects which have been dumped in the water since the city's founding. Hundreds of guns including a mid-20th century Carbine rifle , cars including a Jeep Cherokee and 1980s DeLorean, a stolen war memorial statue and a 6,000 pound anchor from historic steamship 'Greater Detroit' reflect only some of the diverse objects found. And that's not even mentioning the six 1700s-era cannons that have been found since the 1980s.

A Danish politics student who trained as a sniper to fight Isis in Syria has told how she has 'lost everything' after being labelled a terrorist - and now faces assassination by Isis. Joanna Palani, 23, dropped out of college to join the battle against jihadis in Syria, spending nine-day stretches alone on the frontline with her Russian sniper rifle trained on Isis targets, inset. Now she is in hiding and is facing jail in her adopted country for defying authorities who banned her from fighting jihadis. In an exclusive interview, she told MailOnline why she risked her freedom to fight Isis in Syria, left, her gruelling regime as a crack-shot sniper, and the devastating toll of war on her life. She said: 'I was willing to give up my life and my freedom. But I am seen as a terrorist by my own country.'

A Cheeto that resembles Harambe has sold for $100,000 after a frenzied bidding war. There were 132 bids for the rare 'one of a kind' Cheeto - and the starting price had been at $11.99 before it skyrocketed during the week. Harambe gained worldwide attention last year when zookeepers at the Cincinnati Zoo shot him to protect a three-year-old child that fell in the enclosure.

The minute long clip filmed in Balochistan isn't for the faint-hearted. It begins with a man attaching metal clips to his eyelids and later shows people balancing on spikes and being stretched by motorbikes. The footage was taken at a 'stunt school' in Pakistan.

The towers (pictured) will be built in Nanjing with enough greenery to absorb 25 tons of CO2 each year and produce about 60kg of oxygen. They are due to be complete in 2018. Six hundred tall trees, 500 medium-sized trees and 2,500 cascading plants and shrubs will cover a 65,000-square-feet area on the buildings, called Nanjing Green Towers.

Superfan Mark Ryder (inset) has travelled from Yorkshire, England to Australia to see Bruce Springsteen (right) in concert for the 100th time. Mr Ryder has been a faithful Springsteen follower since 1985 when he first saw his 'Born in the USA' tour. The Englishman also boasts a full back tattoo celebrating Springsteen and the E Street Band - a tattoo he spent more than 70 hours in the tattoo parlour to create (left). 'I keep adding to it. It's like, as Bruce blossoms, so does my tattoo,' he said. Fellow fanatic Brian Burke also travelled to Australia to see Springsteen in concert for the 63rd time. The two men bought tickets to all 14 shows in both Australia and New Zealand during January and February 2017.