News about Georgia Toffolo

Scrutiny over Shein has been growing as it nears a £50billion market debut on the London Stock Exchange. It made a £1.5billion profit last year but its ultra-cheap prices - including £5 dresses - have raised eyebrows. After previous criticism for mistreating workers, Shein has insisted checks on factories have increased and that it takes action against dodgy suppliers. In a new sustainability report, it said there were two instances of child labour last year. Both cases were 'resolved swiftly', with the firm saying it took action to terminate the children's contracts, pay outstanding wages and organise medical check-ups.

Georgia Toffolo's career as an 'influencer' - making thousands of pounds from a single picture or video on Facebook, Instagram, or TikTok- is the stuff of fantasy for most people. Now her boyfriend James Watt, the 42-year-old founder of the craft beer giant BrewDog, is claiming he can turn ordinary people into influencers too, if they sign up to plug products on his new venture, Social Tip. But could anyone - even an ordinary person like me - really become the new Toff? I've come to meet the couple to find out.

Brewdog tycoon James Watt told yesterday of his 'pure shock' after his lobster fisher father was diagnosed with an advanced form of cancer. The multi-millionaire Scot said the news had hit his family 'like a sledgehammer' as his father Jim had been fit and healthy all his days. In an harrowing post on Instagram, Mr Watt said he and his partner Georgia Toffolo had been at his father's hospital bedside for the last 10 days.

James Watt quit as chief exec of the craft beer giant a month ago. And yesterday he announced plans for Social Tip, an app developed alongside former Made In Chelsea star Georgia Toffolo that will allow consumers to become influencers. Those who post on social media about brands they like will be rewarded with money.

BrewDog founder James Watt says he leaned on his girlfriend Georgia Toffolo for advice during the development of his new influencer market venture, a month after stepping down as chief executive of the craft beer giant. On Monday, the entrepreneur announced plans for Social Tip, a new app platform which he said is designed to allow normal consumers to become influencers. The business will allow Britons who post on social media about brands they like, which are signed up to Social Tip, to be rewarded with money based on the level of engagements. Mr Watt, who has remained an adviser and non-executive director at BrewDog, said he spoke to the former Made in Chelsea star and influencer, during the creation of the new business. He claims BrewDog largely 'grew on word of mouth' and believes Social Tip will allow companies to grow their audience in a similar way.

The gambling world was last night swirling with claims that George Cottrell (left) lost the money playing against Chinese billionaires, Hollywood celebrities and roller poker stars. Ahead of the showdown, one British poker player posted on social media that the game was 'way too big for me', explaining that it would cost nearly £160,000 just to see the first three community cards dealt, known as the flop. Cottrell, 30, who spent eight months in an American jail for wire fraud after being arrested in 2016, was said to be still 'enjoying himself' in the early hours of last Thursday morning when his luck finally ran out. The so-called Triton Poker Series, a high stakes tournament for elite players, is currently taking place in the five-star Maestral Casino in Budva (left inset), watched by thousands online via a live video stream. Sources claim Cottrell's heavy losses happened in a private VIP room. He has had a four-year, on-off relationship with Made In Chelsea star and I'm A Celeb winner Georgia Toffolo (centre), 29, before dating a Miss Montenegro winner. Model Andjela Vukadinovic (right), 22, holidayed with Cottrell last summer in the south of France having won the beauty pageant earlier that year.

Just before 8pm on Hogmanay last year, Georgia Toffolo pulled up outside the BrewDog headquarters in Ellon, Aberdeenshire, for a New Year's party. The sleek, silver brewery on the north-east coast of Scotland is not, perhaps, the natural place you'd expect the glamorous I'm A Celebrity winner and Instagram star to see in the New Year. But Ms Toffolo was there to celebrate with her boyfriend, controversial BrewDog founder James Watt, and found him working in his office. 'You'd been working most of Christmas and all day when I drove into BrewDog H.Q. to remind you that we had friends and family arriving soon for a celebration downstairs,' she wrote on Instagram last weekend.

Cambridge-based Raspberry Pi has chosen London for its initial public offering, which could launch within the next ten days. Shein - which has a collaboration with Made In Chelsea's Georgia Toffolo (pictured) - is considering switching its upcoming £53billion listing from New York to London amid tensions between the US and China.

Mr Watt, 41, this week handed over the reins of the top job to chief operating officer James Arrow but will remain with the group as a non-executive director on the board and continue to advise them on strategy. He has insisted he had been considering quitting 'for a while' amid his tenure being marred by criticism and controversies, including accusations by former workers the firm had a 'culture of fear' with 'toxic attitudes' towards junior staff. After nearly two decades, having started BrewDog in a garage in Aberdeenshire with his friend Martin Dickie, Mr Watt says he is now burnt-out and admitted 'there are people that can' run a company with 3,000 people 'better'. Last year, it was reported he sought specialist help after he was described as 'semi-autistic' in the wake of allegations of inappropriate behaviour towards staff.

James Watt will hand over the reins to chief operating officer James Arrow but will remain as a non-executive director in a role of ' captain and co-founder'. He will also keep his 21% stake. Watt, who is dating former Made in Chelsea star Georgia Toffolo (pictured), set up Brewdog with Martin Dickie in 2007.

The reality star couldn't contain her pride as she took to Instagram on Wednesday to share a sweet message to her boyfriend after he stepped down as CEO of BrewDog.  James Watt announced he was leaving the top job after 17 years after his tenure was marred by a string of controversies including a 'toxic' workplace culture row.  The businessman, 40, will hand over the reins to chief operating officer James Arrow, but will remain with the group as a non-executive director on the board and continue to advise them on strategy.

When James Watt first set up a brewery in his humble Aberdeen garage in 2007, even he may have struggled to believe how much it would change his life. This is the man credited with bringing craft beer to the masses - with his BrewDog brand now impossible to escape in pubs and supermarkets up and down the land. Needless to say that success has brought him enormous wealth, and upgraded his social status, to the point where he now dates Georgia Toffolo - a certified Queen of the Jungle. But as Mr Watt steps down as CEO of BrewDog after 17 years today, his legacy is marred by a string of controversies, including allegations of inappropriate behaviour.

Beyoncé has recently launched her highly-anticipated country album, Cowboy Carter - and became Spotify 's most-streamed album in a single day so far this year upon its release. To promote her new record, the Texas-born singer, 42, has embraced a chic wardrobe fit for a cowgirl - filled with leather fringe jackets, bolo ties and cowboy hats and boots. The country-influenced dressing has led to some declaring that this season is all about cowboycore across the pond, in part also to the popularity of Kevin Costner 's western drama Yellowstone. But in Britain, country chic is altogether different. Swap the leather jackets for tailored tweed, rhinestone boots for sophisticated knee-highs and cowboy hats for fedoras, if you want to take a closer-to-home approach to country dressing. Who better to offer up inspiration for the UK's Horse Girl Summer looks - as it's been dubbed by British society bible Tatler - than the royals? Pictured left to right, Princess Anne in 1969, Princess Eugenie at this year's Cheltenham Festival, Zara Tindall, Princess Beatrice, Georgia Toffolo and Sabrina Percy.

Since recently moving into her boyfriend James Watt's opulent apartment earlier this month, Georgia Toffolo has given viewers a glimpse into her enormous wardrobe. The former Made in Chelsea actor, 29, who met the BrewDog founder, 41, on a blind date last year, was delighted to show fans her brand new closet space. The blonde beauty posted where she keeps her designer handbags and her favorite high-heels on Sunday evening, posting them on Instagram.

On the third day of the annual festival, racegoers sat out all the culinary stops. Guests were seen brightening up the dreary day in check coats, colorful hats, and color coordinated ensembles as they began St Patrick's on Thursday. Many female racegoers were seen reveling the chill at the four-day race meet, which began in 1860, rather than allowing the dull weather rain on their parade. Hundreds of revellers dressed appropriately on Thursday, showcasing their shamrocks, green frocks, and emerald accessories on the third day of the festival. Some people prefer flirty floral frocks or eye-catching monochrome ensembles, putting their best fashion foot forward. Some women opted to pair their outfits with practical boots rather than dainty heels in honor of the changing weather.

On Thursday, Nick Knowles and his fiancée Katie Dadzie walked hand-in-hand as they arrived at day three of Cheltenham Festival. The DIY SOS presenter, 61, who proposed to Katie, 33, in New Orleans in July, seemed happier than ever with his wife-to-be. She teamed with a pair of heeled boots in a burgundy wool coat with gold buttons that she teamed with.

According to reports, HMRC has reportedly launched a winding-up petition against Britain's longest-running newspaper over back taxes worth £360,000. However, considering the threat highlighted in the sunday Telegraph City pages, we wonder if we should still give a fig about a magazine that appeared before Queen Victoria was on the throne, says SAM TAYLOR (inset photo).

To Britain's oldest running women's magazine, a winding-up order for thousands of pounds of debt has been issued. The HMRC has ordered the Lady for £360,000 in back taxes. A High Court hearing has been scheduled for April and Ben Budworth, the publisher and chief executive, has already devised a 'payment scheme' to return the funds. According to The Telegraph, the majority of the debt arose from not paying national insurance and income tax since the pandemic.

On Tuesday, Georgia Toffolo revealed that she and boyfriend James Watt had reached a major relationship milestone as they opened up about their relationship. The former Made in Chelsea actress, 29, who met BrewDog founder Craig, 41, on a blind date last year, gushed that she is 'the one'. The pair decided to'move in' together soon as carrying bags between their two houses is 'getting really silly' since the couple plans to spend 'every night together.'

After former Made in Chelsea actress Georgia Toffolo was caught Chelsea playing Manchester United from bed on Sunday afternoon, fans continued to mock Chelsea's relationship with Hilton Hotels. As images of the makeshift hotel room circulated on social media on Monday, the eye-catching promotion was unveiled ahead of the Women's Super League clash in west London and attracted the ire of supporters right away. Seats were taken from the home fans' Matthew Harding Stand and the club installed a bed, a wall-mounted television, a number of Hilton-branded dressing gowns, and a snapshot of the two squads.

Georgia Toffolo promised to give former Prime Minister Boris Johnson a contract to enter the I'm A Celeb jungle. The TV actress, 29, who won the show herself in 2017, has revealed that it was her who broke Nigel Farage's huge £1.5 million salary with the show last year. 'Boris,' if you want to go to Oz, you know the one who represents many influencers and models,' says Georg, who owns the firm Visionary Talent Agency, which represents many influencers and models.' I am the gal'.

On Thursday morning, the former Made in Chelsea actress, 29, campaigned against glycotoxins in animal food. In 2023, Georgia Toffolo introduced Wild Pack, her own brand of dog food. In an attempt to shield dogs from their harmful effects, the I'm a Celebrity Queen of the jungle has launched a movement to get glycotoxins, otherwise known as AGEs, out of dry dog food.

After announcing that it will be recruiting new people on the legal minimum wage rather than the higher voluntary rate, BrewDog Brewery and pub chain BrewDog is facing a protest by its staff. Brewdog's latest employees will be recruited on the minimum wage of £10.42 an hour for those aged 23 and over, much less than the current workers' voluntary so-called real living wage of £10.90. It comes just months after CEO James Watt, 40, was seen partying in the Maldives with his girlfriend Made in Chelsea actress Georgia Toffolo, 29.

Sam Thompson has officially joined the This Morning team in a brand-new role. Since being crowned King Of The Jungle, the I'm A Celebrity champion, 31, has been rumored to be the ITV's next big celebrity ever. He is now expected to debut as a fully fledged reporter in a role that will see him fly to Manchester.