News about Clare Verrall

Married At First Sight star Clare Verrall took to social media on Wednesday to reveal her recent humiliating tattoo fail. The former reality star, 40, admitted on Instagram she wanted the lyric 'F**k the patriarchy' from Taylor Swift's extended All Too Well song tattooed on her lower back. Unfortunately, her tattoo artist misspelled the word 'patriarchy' as 'pairiarchy', leading to some embarrassing conversations after she showed her tattoo to her family.

A former At First Sight actress has outlined how an adorned troll entangled her by buying over 150,000 fake Instagram followers on her behalf. Clare Verrall, 38, said she awakened to discover her follower count had increased thanks to bot accounts, resulting in her profile being shadowed. Following the bots' flood of followers, she saw a drastic decrease in her audience participation, with her Story views dropping from 12,000 to 3,000.

After being accused of 'jumping on a social media trend, Tahlia Giumelli had to defend her attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) diagnosis on Thursday. As a growing number of Australian female celebrities come out with ADHD, the NRL WAG, 29, who is married to South Sydney Rabbitohs prop Tom Burgess, was compelled to justify her illness. Tahlia answered a query about her medication during an Instagram Q&A: "I get asked this a lot, whether via these questions or DMs.' I'm going to be honest, I take drugs, but I won't reveal what I take or the psychiatric findings.'

A brand new season of The Real Housewives of Sydney may be on the way soon, after a string of 'well-groomed ladies' was seen mingling with casting agents in Sydney earlier this week. According to Sydney Morning Herald, a 'top-secret television project' is in the works, and it seems that new housewives are being recruited to appear on the iconic reality show. On Wednesday, a group of chic women were seen 'huddled in deep discussions' with TV casting consultants in Double Bay, although none of the original Sydney cast members was to be seen.

Following her attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) diagnosis, NRL star Tom Burgess is continuing to help his wife Tahlia Giumelli. On Wednesday, the couple, who married in January 2022, were seen onboard a super yacht for a Giorgio Armani event in Sydney Harbour. Tahlia, 29, and Tom, 30, boarded the ship after taking off their shoes and slipping on black slippers.

As more Australian influencers begin to speak out about ADHD, more Australian influencers are now sharing their experiences with the drug used to treat the condition. On Monday, television and radio host Abbie Chatfield announced that she was still searching for the right medications and dosage. The medication is impossible to get right.' I'm still going to see a psychiatrist to get that level out, but the diagnosis has helped,' the 27-year-old said.

Emma Burgess, the wife of NRL actress Tom Burgess, is the first Australian celebrity to be diagnosed with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder, also known as ADHD. After being diagnosed, model and influencer Tahlia Giumelli, 29, told her 33,000 Instagram followers on Monday that she had started reading two common books on the condition, Women with Attention Deficit Disorder and The Disorganised Mind. 'These are the two books that were recommended to me by my psychiatrist,' she wrote.

Tammin Sursok is the newest Australian celebrity to announce their diagnosis of ADHD (attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder). In a Instagram post to her 1.3 million followers, the Pretty Little Liars actress opened up about her illness. 'ADHD is a bag of contradictions.' The 38-year-old captioned, 'I feel like it's both my insecurity and superpower.'