News about Marc Murphy

The video, which was posted on the former Carlton and Crows' Instagram page, shows a white car approaching the Betts' home before someone in the car yells out the N-word on four occasions. Betts' children and their families are seen playing basketball inside the jargon of the horrific slurs, as shown by a second camera angle.

From unexpected meal deals in chain pharmacies to a surprising lack of vanilla Coca Cola, a perplexed expat is unraveling the mysteries of British life. Marc Murphy, an Australian who moved to the United Kingdom in January 2023, sent a video to TikTok in January, in which he outlined the major 'culture shocks' he had witnessed since his arrival. On his TikTok page, @murphtox, the Aussie has chronicled his British experiences and travels, as well as videos of trying the popular bakery chain Greggs and Scottish soft drink Irn Bru for the first time. On January 25, Marc posted a video of his pick with pharmacies and gained over 1.7 million views and nearly 4000 comments from entertained Brits and intrigued Aussies. "Bit of culture shock ya know," the content creator wrote down a street while yelling out loud, captioning the video.

To win their first flag since 1995, the Blues fan, who goes by 'Tommy,' said he got the ink done to give Carlton's stars some 'incentive' to win their first flag since 1995. His team appeared dead and buried earlier this year before winning nine straight matches to finish fifth on the ladder ahead of their finals match against the Swans on Friday night.

An AFL footy fan has called this year's premiership campaign a success by getting a tattoo to commemorate his club's triumph months before the big game. After having a'vision' that they had a 'vision' that they won the trophy, a tradie by the name of Tommy got the prominent ink on his right leg in December last year, revealing a Carlton player with the wording 'Premiers 2023' underneath. Since experimenting with a twilight event in 2022, the AFL grand final isn't likely to be played for weeks, with the MCG once more hosting on September 30 in the traditional 2.30pm timeslot.

When she led the red carpet at Glamour on Wednesday, Bec Juddd (centre) opted for a risqué bright pink crop top and thigh-high split skirt. As more than 700 guests arrived for the star-studded cocktail party to open the four-day Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix 2023 in Melbourne, the WAG, 40, flashed the flesh in a J'Aton Couture piece. Bec, who was bare in the hot pink number, begged that all attention was on her as she paired the style with a dramatic stiletto.