Vly News - Professional news Platform

Viewers react after Channel Nine’s Today suffered an embarrassing dress mistake – and Amber Sherlock responds years after #jacketgate saga By Savanna Young For The Australian Daily Mail Published: 04:18 EDT, August 1, 2022 | Updated: 04:36 EDT, August 1, 2022 It’s #jacketgate again! Viewers who watched Channel Nine’s Today show on Monday morning were quite surprised when four women were spotted in an almost identical blue ensemble. Today’s presenters Allison Langdon, reporters Lara Vella and Fiona Willan, plus senator Jacqui Lambie all appeared dressed in blue during separate segments of the breakfast show. Viewers saw a quadruple on Monday morning when four women sported an almost matching blue ensemble on the Today show A photo of the four was later shared via the event’s Instagram account with the caption, ‘Da ba dee da ba di,’ a reference to Eiffel 65’s iconic song ‘Blue (Da Ba Dee)’. ‘Oh yes … go brethren!

A young man was at a loss for words after a friend tried to charge him $2.47 ($A3.57) for fuel after dropping him home. Peter and his roommate, from New York City, took a ride home from a friend named “Julia”. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Woman charging a friend $2.47 for fuel For more Lifestyle related news and videos check out Lifestyle >> The next day, Peter receives a text from Julia saying she will send him a payment request for the trip. “I need to charge you $2.47 for driving you home last night lmao (laughs),” the text from Julia read. “Also is Venmo your roommate? Gas is very expensive hehe don’t blame me, blame Biden!!!!” Peter said a friend tried to charge him $2.47 for fuel after dropping him home. Credit: peterpribylpierdinock/TikTok Venmo, which is owned by PayPal, is an American mobile payment service that allows users to send and receive money quickly. In a TikTok video, Peter says: “Friends of friends are getting too bold. “Apparently Biden drove us home last nig

A new mother is horrified while shopping online after a store employee texts her rudely. Paige Gavenlock contacted baby shop Little Rompers on Facebook about buying a stroller on Sunday, when an employee called her ‘dumb c***’, a screenshot revealed. Darwin’s mother asked: ‘Hey guys, do you have any carbon stocks in Uppababy vistav2?’ The employee replied, saying: ‘Unfortunately, the V2 is sold by the basket, and the colors you mention are exclusive to Baby Bunting. You stupid.’ Gavenlock told Daily Mail Australia he was ‘deeply shocked’ and when he saw the message he assumed it was from a fake Facebook account for the shop. “Then when it became clear that it was actually a message from the staff working at the shop, I was completely embarrassed, still in shock and utterly disgusted,” the young mother said. When he complained to the shop, he was told the female employee was ‘a bit of a rough diamond’, and he typed the message without intending to send it, ‘as a joke’. Little Rom