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Woman, 46, dies after suffering embolism during Brazilian butt lift surgery in Miami as doctors injected her with fat

A 46-year-old woman has died during Brazilian butt lift surgery in Miami, making her at least the 20th fatality in Florida linked to the risky procedure in the last decade.   Gia Romualdo-Rodriguez died this week from an embolism caused by the fat injected into her buttocks at the Xiluet clinic in Miami.  Romualdo-Rodriguez's death was ruled accidental by the Miami-Dade Medical Examiner's Office Thursday. This marks the latest in a string of deaths connected to the dangerous surgery as people risk their lives on the operating table to get their idea of the perfect butt.  Gia Romualdo-Rodriguez, 46, died during Brazilian butt lift surgery in Miami this week, making her at least the 20th fatality in Florida linked to the risky procedure in the last decad Romualdo-Rodriguez, a Mexican who was living in College Point, New York, traveled to Miami for the surgery at the clinic that is known for breast enhancements, tummy tucks and Brazilian butt lifts. The 46-year-old, who is transit

Jacinda Ardern's baby daughter Neve's VERY unusual favourite toy is revealed - and it has a pretty odd feature

Jacinda Ardern's partner has revealed their daughter's favourite toy which has a pretty odd feature.   The New Zealand Prime Minister and her now fiancé Clarke Gayford, welcomed baby daughter Neve Te Aroha Ardern Gayford in June 2018. Mr Gayford took to Twitter on Friday to share his daughter's favourite handmade gift she's received  - also saying that he enjoys the toy too. The New Zealand Prime Minister and her now fiancé Clarke Gayford welcomed baby daughter Neve Te Aroha Ardern Gayford in June 2018 (pictured joining a Waka crew for a paddle prior to Waitangi Day in Waitangi, New Zealand on Wednesday, February 5 2020) Mr Gayford took to Twitter on Friday to share his daughter's favourite handmade gift The cat with nipples was revealed as Neve's favourite toy after receiving it as a gift The favourite toy in question, is a cat with nipples.  'We both enjoy is this, at first glance, a bung legged, crazy eyes cat....but on closer inspection...it's a ca

The party’s over: Newcastle stragglers sink their final pints before curfew - as revellers in Leeds make the most of what could be their final weekend of freedom as city teeters on brink of local lockdown

Hundreds of revellers hit the town in Newcastle tonight to sink their final pints before a 10pm curfew, meanwhile partygoers in Leeds are making the most of what could be their final weekend of freedom as the city teeters on the brink of its own lockdown.   Students and young people appeared undeterred by the new early curfew as they flocked to Big Market - a popular area with bars and pubs in Newcastle - in the early evening and knocked back drinks. Young women were pictured laughing and saying cheers with their final pints before being kicked out by bar staff at 10pm. Some revellers were clearly not done with the night's partying and were seen picking up booze from local convenience stores after the pubs shut up shop. Police officers were pictured surveying empty streets as partygoers headed home and the city centre became eerily quiet for a Friday night.  Meanwhile in Leeds people took to the streets in droves as the city faces its own lockdown after a surge in coronavirus cases

Incredible life of the woman who became the Notorious RBG: How Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the Brooklyn-born daughter of Russian Jewish migrants became a trailblazer, the second woman to serve as Supreme Court Justice and a feminist pop culture icon

Ruth Bader Ginsburg, pictured above in 2009, served for 27 years on the highest court of the land and was the second woman to be appointed to the Supreme Court Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the second woman to serve as a Supreme Court Justice, a legal pioneer who broke barriers for women in law, a feminist icon to many, and the recent pop culture phenomenon known as the 'Notorious RBG' has died.  She passed away from complications of pancreatic cancer at the age of 87. She served for 27 years on the highest court of the land and was the second woman to be appointed to the Supreme Court. The collar-wearing octogenarian captured the public's imagination – especially for those on the left who offered everything from kale to protective bubbles to later on wearing masks on social media to safeguard her continued tenure on the highest court in the land. The list of things that Ginsburg inspired is long: two films, memes that range from the ribald to inspirational, mountains of memorabilia